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Browning Nagle!!! We wanted to draft Favre, but he went a few picks before we took Nagle. HOW ABOUT TRADING UP!!!!!!
I was 12 years old then and remember 1992 we were 5-0 and had just made the playoffs the years before. 1991 was my first year with season tickets. The preseason doesn't mean much but Wayne Hunter to tossed around like a coked out pornstar in a gangbang and the same thing happened last year as well.
Glad you put this into perspective.
I've been slowly calming down after that embarrassing display Saturday.
I still think this team has several significant problems but none of them are impossible to overcome.
But seriously, they need to look at least a little better against Carolina. If they still can't find the endzone against that lousy defense...
The Jets 20 years ago and now are the same. Same Old Jets.
I don't think some of you guys understand what vanilla means.
It's a flavor. The flavor of our offense.
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Recapping Day 15 of the London Olympics [SPOILER ALERT]
8/11/12 in Olympics, Summer | Eric_ | 7716 respect
Simply The Best The anticipation for the men's 4x100 relay was palpable for one reason: Usain Bolt, Yohan Blake, and the rest of the Jamaican team. The United States were considered the only team that had a chance, and they did run well, tying the world record of 37.04. The problem was Jamaica was even better, running an absurd 36.84 to set a new world record. The US led halfway through, but Blake drew even with Tyson Gay almost immediately, and as good as Ryan Bailey is, he had no chance against Bolt. Trinidad and Tobago took bronze after Canada was heartbreakingly disqualified for a lane violation.
Once again, Usain Bolt has become the dominant worldwide story of an Olympics. He has indicated in press conferences that this could be his last Olympics. While Jamaica will be fine without him thanks to Blake and their never ending sprinting farm system, it would be hard to imagine track and field without him. He has practically the entire sport of track and field. We can only hope he decided to go onto Rio in four years. It still doesn't feel like we've seen the totality of what he can do.
We Can Dominate Too The women's 4x400 relay looked like a rout on paper, and that's exactly what happened. The US team of DeeDee Trotter, Allyson Felix, Francena McCororyk, and Sanya Richards-Ross left no doubt, winning the gold by 3.5 seconds over Russia and Jamaica. It was Felix's third gold medal of these Olympics.
The United States won one another medal today at Olympic Stadium. Brigetta Barrett won a silver in the women's high jump. Anna Chicherova of Russia took the gold. The goal for US track and field was 30 medals. With only the men's marathon left, the team currently has 29 medals, nine of them gold. Not bad.
Britain's Olympic Capstone It's been an incredible Olympics for the host county Great Britain, and today one of its biggest stars came through again. Mo Farah took the lead with 2 laps to go in a very slowed paced 5000, and held off a late charge from Dejen Gebremeskel of Ethopia and Thomas Longosiwa of Kenya to win the gold medal. That gives Farah the 5000-10000 double and sent the Olympic Stadium crowd into a frenzy. America's Bernard Lagat was in good position at the end, but was tripped up as he was starting his finishing kick on the final stretch and finished 4th. Galen Rupp and Lopez Lomong couldn't quite handle the fast pace of the final lap and finished 7th and 10th respectively.
Thrill of Victory, Agony of Defeat Both the US women's basketball and women's volleyball teams played for gold today, but the results were complete opposite. The women's basketball team walked all over France 86-50 to win their fifth straight gold medal. The volleyball team got off to a great start against Brazil, winning the first set 25-11. From there though, it all fell apart. Brazil took the next three sets to take the gold. Many times winning a silver medal is an honor, and in a long run, it certainly should feel that way for the Americans. Right now though, I'm guessing it doesn't feel very good.
A Titanic Upset China dominates diving, and these Games have been no exception. Going into today's men's 10 meter platform event, China had won 6 of 7 events so far. Most of those winners were heavy favorites, and Qiu Bo in the platform event might have been the biggest favorite of all. Meanwhile, American David Boudia and British heartthrob Tom Daley struggled to get out of the preliminaries, with Boudia taking the 18th and last transfer spot.
However, both Boudia and Daley rebounded in the semifinals to qualify easy, and in the final, the two matched Qiu Bo dive for dive. Going into the final dive, Daley had the lead, but by a miniscule .15 points over both Boudia and Bo, who were tied for second. Daley went first on the final dive and scored well, 90.25 points. Boudia, however, scored even better, a whopping 102.60 points on a fantastic dive. Qui Bo went last and gave it everything he had, but could only score 100.80 points. Just like that, David Boudia became an Olympic gold medalist, and Qiu Bo was left shocked with a silver medal. Daley took bronze. Boudia is the first American to win a diving gold medal since 1992. Despite all the American gold these Olympics, there haven't really been any huge upset winners. Boudia certainly qualifies.
Other US Medals Team USA also won two bronzes today. The first was by Georgia Gould in the women's mountain bike race. The second was by Coleman Scott in the men's 60 kg freestyle wrestling class.
Not surprisingly, this is a big recap, so read on to the next page for more.
El Tri is Coming It was not a good day for fans of the US soccer team. In the men's gold medal match, Mexico scored just 29 seconds in, and added another in the 75th minute to seemingly sink Brazil. However, Brazil wouldn't give up, and Hulk scored in the 91st minute to make it 2-1. A few minutes later, right at the end of the match, it looked like Brazil would tie it up when Oscar was found in the box wide open. Unfortunately, Oscar somehow missed the wide open header, and the match ended immediately after. What's disconcerting for US fans is that this was an under-23 tournament primarily. While our top rivals Mexico won the thing and showed how dangerous they will be in the future, we didn't even qualify, and in fact choked away our oppoturnity to do so. It's not a good comparsion.
Today in Handball In the women's gold medal match, Norway faced off against tournament Cinderella Montenegro. The goalie for Montenegro was fantastic, saving 40% of shots faced (very good for handball), but it wasn't enough. The favored Norwegians led throughout and won the match and the gold medal 26-23. Montenegro can console themselves with the fact that they won their first Olympic medal as an independent nation.
In the bronze medal match, Spain defeated South Korea 31-29 in double overtime.
There was one other team sport final today. Germany defeated the Netherlands 2-1 in men's field hockey. I note this because the Dutch coach's name is Paul van Ass. Seriously.
Modern Pentathlon Update Because I know you care, the men's modern pentathlon was today. How it works is after the fencing, swimming, and show jumping parts, the field sets off on a combined cross country run with stations to shoot at 5 targets with a laser gun. The start is staggered based on the amount of points earned the first three events, with the leader going first and everyone else going on at certain intervals. David Svoboda of the Czech Republic started the run first, followed immediately by Zhongrong Cao of China. Cao was the better shooter this day, but Svoboda ran him down in the end and took the gold medal. Cao won the silver, Asia's first ever medal in modern pentathlon, and Adam Marosi of Hungary took the bronze. America Dennis Bowsher finished 32nd.
Medal Count Update USA! USA! It's obvious now that we will win the medal count, regardless of whether it's total medals or gold medals. The US leads China 102-87 in total medals, and 44-38 in golds. Great Britain remains third place in golds with 28, while Russia remains third in total medals with 78. A fuller analysis of the medal count will come tomorrow.
On Tap Tomorrow It's the final day, and you better get up early, since everything starts early in order to be done i time for the closing ceremonies. Since there isn't much left, here's the entire schedule for tomorrow (all times Eastern).
Team USA and Spain play for the gold medal in men's basketball at 10:00 am, a rematch of the Beijing final. I don't think I have to tell you what's at stake there. Argentina and Russia will play for bronze at 6:00 am.
The men's marathon traditionally concludes track and field, if not the entire Games themselves. The latter won't happen, since it's starts at 6 am, but it's still a symbol that it's almost over. Will Kenya finally win gold in an event you'd think they'd dominate?
Handball concludes with the men's gold medal game between France and Sweden at 10:00 am. Hungary and Croatia play for bronze at 6:00 am. The men's volleyball gold medal game pits Russia and Brazil at 8:00 am, and men's water polo has its gold medal match at 10:50 am between Croatia and Italy.
Gold medal boxing bouts in the flyweight, lightweight, welterweight, light heavyweight, and super heavyweight classes begin at 8:30 am. The men's mountain bike race begins at 8:30 am as well, as does the team rhythmic gymanstics competition if you are interested for some reason. Wrestling ends with the men's 66 kg and 96 kg freestyle classes. The gold medal matches are expected to start a little after 9 am.
Finally, 16 days after the women's 10 meter air rifle awarded the first Olympic medals of the 2012 Games, the final medals of the Games will come in the women's modern pentathlon. The competition takes most of the morning, but the final running/shooting combination that will decide the winner will start at around 1:00 pm eastern. The closing ceremonies begin around 4:00 pm eastern and will be streamed online by NBC if you are interested and can actually get the site to work.


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3/26/09 in Aussie Rules Football | Pat | 5234 respect
I have no idea how to play Aussie Rules football. I know it's somewhere between rugby and soccer, but I'm not all that well-versed in those sports either, so that really doesn't help me much.
The one thing I learned from this commercial is that these guys are ridiculous, and our weak little sports just aren't enough to satiate these animals' appetite for violence.
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I never knew Roy Halladay as a Blue Jay.
It seems blasphemous to admit this, as if I carry a Blue Jays fan badge which will be revoked at the mere suggestion that I didn't see every single one of his starts. I saw none of them. Nothing until a year after he'd been traded to the Phillies, when I watched him start the All-Star Game and lose in the playoffs to Chris Carpenter. The trade itself, back in 2009, was one of the first baseball events I ever actually noticed— it was the talk of the town, obviously, and I had almost no idea who he was.
Sometime after the 2010 playoffs, I went to a party where someone lamented having lost Halladay. Feeling smart that I actually knew the name of a current and good Blue Jay (how far we come, I guess), I said "well, at least we have Jose Bautista," vaguely aware that it wasn't quite the same—uh, I think one of them hits the ball and one of them pitches it? "I guess."
Roy Halladay retired yesterday. Even though I've only known him a few years, it feels exceedingly strange to say that. I just assumed we would have so many more chances to see him be Doc, even if he wasn't who he once was. He came back in July 2011, only a few months after I dove into baseball; Jose Bautista hit a home run off him, and I was listening intently on the radio, remembering that party and imagining them playing side by side. I never saw him pitch in person.
All this seems particularly poignant because Jarome Iginla is playing against the Calgary Flames tonight, and for all the hero I never had in Roy Halladay, I had it—have it—in Jarome. I never knew the Calgary Flames without him. He arrived when I was six years old and I don't remember that trade even a little—at the first game I went to, two years later, he was there. He was always there. For so many of us, there were no Flames without that creased-forehead smile and the hundreds and hundreds of goal celebrations, year after year after year.
Jarome meant everything to us. He was the beacon of hope that we still had a chance, that 2004 would end in joy instead of wrenching disappointment, that he could pull the team through its darkest days into a chance to hoist the Cup after fifteen, sixteen, seventeen years. And even though we could all feel it coming, letting him go was one of the most surreal moments of my sports life—seeing the press conference where they announced it for real, that first sad Flames game without him, and the afternoon when we turned on our TVs to see him in the Penguins blue thirds, skating with guys who weren't ours.
I don't have personal memories about Doc, but I imagine that if I did, they wouldn't be so different. He, too, was one of the best his team had ever seen. He brought fans together and gave them hope. And he felt such a connection to the team that he signed a one-day contract in order to retire a Blue Jay, an acknowledgment of the consuming emotional ties of sports. Roy Halladay retired without ever pitching in a World Series, foiled by the luck of baseball and a mortal body—sometimes life is just not magic enough.
I don't think it's reaching too far to say that in some ways I project Iginla onto Halladay, and a little vice versa—if I'd known Halladay in his Toronto years, or even his first as a Phillie, I'd have loved him with every part of myself, in that way you love sports heroes that transcends all other boundaries. Blue Jays fans still rooted for him after he left, and Calgary picked up where they'd left off with Jarome in Pittsburgh. Both deserve piles of championships, and I'm truly sorry we'll never see Halladay celebrate one on the mound. All I can do is hope that Jarome doesn't end up that way, too. I don't want to regret another thing I'll never see.
I write some things about the Calgary Flames for Book of Loob now, and this is my first post! Includes requisite Flames grumpiness, lots of exclamation points, SVEN, Martin Gelinas, and some digs at most teams in the Northwest division. Have at it!
When I moved to Toronto in the fall of 2006, I was 17 years old. I'd grown up in suburban Calgary, independent to some degree but far enough away from things that my parents would often have to drive me to the C-Train station. Calgary was familiar; I spent most of my time doing the same things in the same neighbourhoods, and I never really thought anything of it.
Toronto was uncharted territory. It was new and exciting and wildly confusing, and I spent a lot of time poring over transit maps and riding the subway to figure out what was going on. My first TTC Ride Guide had all kinds of markings and annotations and addresses scrawled on it, and it wasn't until it started disintegrating at the seams that I reluctantly picked up a fresh one. I used it every day and got to know the city intimately, soon able to plot my routes anywhere with barely a glance at the colourful, spidery transit lines.
Whenever I'd go back to Calgary, though, it was usually the same old. I was back in familiar territory and going to familiar locales. Most of the exploration stayed east.
Virtually every sports fan has a story of a Game 7 that broke their hearts.
At least, those sports fans who enjoy games incorporating a best-of-seven round somewhere — baseball, hockey, basketball … There's Game 5 do-or-die contests in baseball too, in the Division Series, but "Game 5" doesn't quite come with the same gravitas. Game 7 is the ultimate. Six games played, three up and three down, and two undoubtedly tired teams must then fight one last time, winner take all. They are sports all wrapped up in one defining game: the highest highs, the lowest lows, the nail-biting and teeth-gnashing and incoherent joyful shouting and some of the most heart-racing seconds you will ever experience.
I've got plenty of Game 7 stories, having grown up a hockey fan. It's where the awe and terror of those words was instilled in me, bound into my instincts. Say "Game 7" to those of us in the know and our hearts begin to pound and our hands start to sweat. They're the scariest words in sports. Those nights are the best day of someone's sporting life, and the worst day of someone else's.
Last season was my first MLB playoffs, and we all know well what Game 7 broke many hearts (and buoyed up many others) then. If we're going to be perfectly accurate, though, it was Game 6 that did the breaking; the next was just the cherry on top. It ensured that I'll never be able to confidently say "Down to their last strike" about the Cardinals again—a valuable lesson that no game is ever certain, no lead protected, until the game is over. The Rangers had so many chances, were so close every time, and could never quite make it.


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The USS Chekov (NCC-57302) was a Springfield-class Federation starship in service in the 24th century.
In 2367, the Chekov was one of a fleet of starships that faced a Borg cube at the Battle of Wolf 359. Like 38 others, the Chekov was destroyed in the battle with the loss of all hands. (TNG episode: "The Best of Both Worlds")
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Here comes the Walmart of IT
I'm old enough to remember when the butcher was skilled labor, and working up front in grocery was just enough to raise a family. You're screwed when businesses start talking about your job in terms of "consolidation" and "margin" like this.
Your employer will get hooked on Amazon's prices just like you got hooked on Walmart's prices. The last person to earn a middle-class wage doing IT work is already walking the earth. These jobs are already fading away like textile, steel, and automotive did.
Re: Here comes the Walmart of IT
That's the difference between "IT" - which covers exciting stuff like making sure the printers are full of toner, swapping backup tapes, resetting forgotten passwords: the stuff that gets automated away to nothing anyway as time goes on - and the actual computing industry. S3 stops me needing to run fsck or configure RAID arrays: it means when I write and deploy a web application I don't need to think about configuring storage hardware, it certainly doesn't replace the need to write the software in the first place!
Any job where the main requirement appears to be possession of opposable thumbs is likely to go that way, if it hasn't already, whether it's slicing up dead animal or sticking plastic packages in slots on electronic devices: if people to do the job cost much more than minimum wage, the job would be automated away entirely! Writing software, designing circuits or chips? That's another kettle of fish entirely (OK, there's software out there clearly written by people whose only qualification for the job was having digits to operate a keyboard with, but I like to think Darwin will take care of them eventually...)
Re: Here comes the Walmart of IT
I'm with James on this one - Amazon isn't any threat to my IT-industry job, now or any time in the future unless they make radical changes to their business model. But then my job isn't plugging boxes into racks.
I'll also note that I live equal distance from a Walmart and a thriving independent butcher shop. I patronize the latter frequently and the former never, because price isn't my sole criterion, and it clearly isn't for many of my neighbors (many of whom have very limited budgets) either.
Of course, around here, the automobile industry is doing pretty well too.
$1200 to store a 1 TB for a year, is that very cheap? That sounds more like very expensive.
The maths
$0.095 x 12 months x 1000 GB = $1,140.
$1200 to store a 1 TB for a year, is that very cheap? That sounds more like very expensive.
It's a question of TCO, not basic cost. For some people, storing the data and having automatic backups and having access to it anywhere there's an Internet connection and not having to employ staff to maintain hardware does make it worth the cost. I back my personal stuff up to S3 because the cost to me is negligible compared to the value of the time I'd spend setting up and maintaining something equivalent.
If I were running a company with an IT staff, it's likely S3 wouldn't be a sensible choice for corporate data. Different environments, different use cases, different values.
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i've gotten some flack on this before so i'm just gotta put it out there to not be asked again. people accuse me of "following what my parents taught me" or "not thinking for myself" when it comes to politics. it's not a surprise that i am pretty conservative. yes, i am a registered republican. but let me tell you this. i struggled with it for an entire year leading up to my registration. when i thought, oh shoot pretty soon i'm gonna have to choose. i'm gonna have to write something down. which party am i going to belong to i can't just say i like this person and i like that person this is all going to be real soon. i wasn't sure to go independent or republican. obviously i lean right most of the time but my final deciding factor was to register republican so i could vote in primaries.
growing up politics where never really discussed in my house, unless i brought them up. which i did a lot starting in late middle school. my mother was one of those people who kept their vote private, whether it was passing the school budget or which candidate she voted for president. she never forced any beliefs on me and frankly, i didn't even know what he beliefs were until i was about 15. in fact i've never even heard her use her own words to tell me what she was registered as. throughout the years i gathered information here and there from questions i asked. and one day my dad was sick and tired of me asking my mom who she voted for and he whispered to me "she's a republican". i guess i kind of assumed but it was so strange to finally know.
on the other hand, my father is a flaming independent. he never talked about politics except when it came to school board elections and budget votes. presidential elections came around and he was a ralph nader fan. never approving of any of the other candidates. he seemed to have problems with them all. he never told us or talked about it. but when i asked, he answered my questions honestly and talked to me as if i was an adult.
so growing up i was never influenced. of course, god plays a big role in many things i believe. but learning about history and dissecting the parties and how they came to be i knew that i believed in a small centralized government, no hands outs, working hard for yourself, staying true to our constitution, and not having people tell me what to do. this is where some of my moral beliefs conflicted with what i had taught myself to be right. so to this day i still struggle with many things. and i'm constantly reading articles, watching the news, asking questions, and debating with other people. i love to hear new sides to stories, and new proposals from people. i loved learning how to make a bill and how the electoral college worked. it's always been fasinacting to me. everything is changing so quickly and rapidly there's new information every day. government was one of my favorite subjects in school. i was the only kid that seemed to really take anything away from it.
so i guess in short i really love respectful people when it comes to politics because i try to be the same way back. and i taught myself everything i know. my parents have never had an impact on the way i thought about things. my thoughts are mine and mine alone. of course they're influenced by my teachers growing up and by the media but that's how everyone is. you can't formulate your own opinions without hearing the opinions of others. so i find it very offensive and close-minded when people think my beliefs stem from my parents and i never tried to figure anything out for myself. i feel really bad for people who don't go out and investigate things for themselves. they look at what the internet is doing and go along with it. they hear what they're parents say and vote for it because they don't know what to do. and also those people that vote strictly on social issues, there are much more important things and many more issues on the forefront of my mind. so there it is.
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Here are three responses to the SecurityFocus article about port scanning
Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2000 21:28:38 -0500
From: James Fischer <jfischer () supercollider com>
To: 'Fyodor' <fyodor () insecure org>,
"nmap-hackers () insecure org" <nmap-hackers () insecure org>
Subject: RE: Port scans legal, judge says (NOT)
The article clearly contradicts the title.
Even a quick glance at the text of the
article would have revealed this.
The judge did not address the legality of
port scanning, but only noted that in THIS
specific incident, the port scan did not
"cause damage", and that the costs of
"investigating" are not, in themselves,
"damages" for the purposes of a civil suit.
In fact, the port scanner still faces criminal
charges, even though the scanning was
done by someone who had both reasonable
"authorization" and a legitimate technical
reason to scan.
I quote the article ( www.securityfocus.com/news/126):
Scott Moulton, president of Network Installation
Computer Services (NICS), is still facing criminal
charges of attempted computer trespass under
Georgia's computer crime laws for port scanning a
system owned by a competing contractor.
Kevin Polsen should be ashamed of himself
for putting such a misleading title on an article.
Next time, READ the article. :)
Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2000 21:02:04 -0800 (PST)
From: Kevin L. Poulsen <klp () securityfocus com>
To: James Fischer <jfischer () supercollider com>
Cc: 'Fyodor' <fyodor () insecure org>,
"nmap-hackers () insecure org" <nmap-hackers () insecure org>
Subject: RE: Port scans legal, judge says (NOT)
James --
The judge ruled that port scans are legal, in as much as the federal
Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (18 U.S.C. 1030) can not be used to win civil
judgements against people for merely conducting them. I agree that the
headline doesn't tell the whole story, which is why another 700 words
followed it.
Kevin L. Poulsen
Editorial Director
Washington D.C.
Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2000 21:31:20 -0500
From: Jonathan Jessup <jjessup () bdigitalusa com>
To: SEAN SMITH <tssmith () chaka AtlanticCo ca>, nmap-hackers () insecure org
Subject: Re: SecurityFocus: Port scans legal, judge says
Hello to everyone on the list. Perhaps I'm missing the point of this list
in saying my opinion here, if so, my apologies.
Mr. Smith,
Without knowing any more details than what was said here, I think it is a
good decision. It seems to me that laws only make security on paper, and
not in practice. I distrust malicious hackers and the authorities who
want to outlaw and restrict freedoms. This view results in more
responsibility (a bit more work) on people to secure their systems, and
perhaps getting better security in the process.
I think letting government handle the proactive side (before it happens)
of IP security is deserving of great scrutiny and caution.
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I thought you couldn't remember anything about your childhood.
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I sigh at the monitor as I found myself sitting back in my chair, back in my forever hot country (what is up with this sweltering heat!), and feel all lazy and uninspired.
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Looking for suggestions on introducing my teenage (15-17) daughters to "chow" style eating in Toronto. We are going up for a mini vacation and I would like to break their infatuation with "chain" style restaurants. We're staying @ the Bond Place right around the corner from the Hard Rock. I want to show them there's more to dinner than Red Lobster, Olive Garden and Bahama Breeze. Anything walking distance or along the subway routes, I never drive in TO. Thanks in advance for any and all ideas.
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Endorse Salad King - but don't overdo the spicing. 3* is for 'experienced' diners so stick to max 1 or no stars for chowpups.
You should definitely try Dim Sum. Walk west along Dundas. I'm drawing a blank on names, but there's a good one just west of Bay st. It's upstairs (and there's another (not as good) just below street level in the same building, accessed via external stairs). The elevator is on the right as you go in (ground level) and the stairs go up to the right inside the building.
Go to St Lawrence market, on Front St. (Saturday is most crowded and enjoyable as there is a farmers market as well, Sunday/Monday closed) and get 'Peameal Bacon on a Bun' for lunch, or breakfast) - 20 minute walk south and a little east from your hotel.
If you're comfortable using the subway, you have literally hundreds of suggestions on this board. If you can narrow down the cuisine, we'll find you something easily accessible e.g Indian, Greek, Middle east. Go for the ethnic! It's as good in Toronto as anywhere else in the world.
And one place that I've found all teenagers like is "The Red Tomato" on King West - it's about a 10 minute walk west of St Andrew subway stop. They serve appetizer size portions and on Sunday after 4:00 (may be 5:00) they have a special cheap menu (they also have this early afternoon and late night - it's in addition to their regular menu). Maybe 50 different dishes (pizzas, hot rock dishes, pasta etc) so order 3-5 per person (and a must is their lobster soup).
oooh boy... i have many many suggestions... some of which, i just realized, are impractical due to your daughters being under 19. and i'll be giving a few that are, strictly speaking, out of the way, but i'll give simple directions. here goes anyway:
1) Sushi Sky, west side of Yonge just north of college. have the dragon maki. trust me.
2) not just noodles, yonge and wellesley. the spring rolls are good, but often a bit greasy. i always go there for the Shanghai noodles. yummy in the tummy.
3) zorba the greek, danforth just east of pape. (take the subway to pape station, walk down to danforth, turn left, it's on the south side). have the saganaki. best i've ever had.
4) marche, BCE place (yonge south of king). a neat concept restaurant... you go in, they show you to your table.. and then you wander around various food stations picking and choosing your meal. slightly on the pricy side, and they include a 15% gratuity on your bill, as regular tipping is impractical. i find that slightly annoying, but what the hey. the rosti (sort of a swedish hash brown) is delicious, as is the caesar salad (my favourite in toronto, although i admit i've never had one made tableside, so perhaps my range is limited). the desserts are out of this world. and they know how to grill a steak properly; they don't flinch when you specify 'blue rare'. specials change daily, largely based on what's fresh in the markets.
5) st lawrence market (take subway to king, then streetcar east to jarvis, and walk south). lots of lovely farm-fresh produce. make sure you go to the south (larger) building, and have a peameal bacon sandwich as you walk around.
6) california sandwiches (multiple locations; check the phone book). they make italian-style sandwiches--chicken, steak, veal, sausage--loaded with marinara sauce and (optionally): onions, peppers, mushrooms, cheese.. you can get the sandwiches sweet, mild, medium, or hot. messy and dee-bloody-licious.
7) (i can't remember the name) ice cream place on vaughan road. simple as hell to get to: go to st clair west station, and then take the streetcar westbound. ask the driver to let you off at vaughan; the store is about 30 metres (if that) north of st clair. generous scoops, and lovely flavours.
8) (also can't remember the name) gelateria. delicious gelati of a wide range of flavours. fantastically expensive (~$5-6 for the equivalent of one scoop), but it's so rich and good that the smallest size is more than satisfying. follow directions as for the ice cream place, but get off at lansdowne instead; the store is just west of lansdowne on the south side of st clair west.
hopefully that's helpful :)
re: danbird
Out of the way is OK. I hope to make the "journey" part of the experience. Marche sounds promising.
Keep those suggestions coming!
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Some further details on danbirds post.
Re # 4. Like the Marche recommendation - perfect for teenagers (food is OK, rather than good, but a perfect stepping stone). Also recommend the rosti as being the best choice.
Re# 7 . It's Dutch Dreams.
Re # 8. It's La Paloma.
Both 7 and 8 are fun - but a bit of a hike (given your location). You'll have to go 'round the loop' from Dundas; or alternatively go North to St Clair station and take the street car from there (the latter is the terminus, so you can't get on one going the wrong way). You don't need any special transfers at either stop - just go up the stairs to the streetcar level - but don't exit the station. La Paloma was closed temporarily for renovations, but I'm sure they'll be open for the summer.
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la paloma is open... i was there a week or so ago. i think it was two weeks actually.
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Yay1 It's open! I've got a friend coming in to town tomorrow and she'll kill me if we don't go.
re: danbird
Dutch Dreams is the name of the ice cream place. It's very good, but I prefer Greg's (on Bloor Street near Bay). They have the best ice cream I've ever tasted (short of New York's Chinatown Ice Cream Factory). Try the Sweet Cream and Roasted Marshmallow flavours.
re: chloe74
thank you! i'd forgotten the name.
ohhh...memories.... anyone remember Metropolitan ice cream?
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gregs'no question.just past avenue road on bloor directly across from the royal ontario museum(rom).usually a dozen or so handmade flavour including the kinds of things teenagers tend to choose,oreo,smarties,ets.tends to get crowded warm weekend evenings but you are going to take out a cup or cone and cross the street to philosophers walk through the big cast iron 'deco' arch maybe sit on the park bench or continue your walk through the 'sylvan splendor' of the 'harvard of the north' the university of toronto.
try Amato's at Yonge and College (two blocks north of Yonge/Dundas). Walk north along Yonge. It's on the east side, just south of College.
Amato's is a pizza place. The pizza is thin sliced and cooked so that there's a bit of crunch to the cheese on top.
For a really good trendy kind of place, you should definately go to Terroni. There are 3 locations in T.O but the closest one to you is on Victoria just south of Queen (one street east of Yonge). Very good Italian food including excellent thin crust pizza and some really amazing pasta.
It would be a really great spot to take a teenager!
Link: http://www.terroni.ca
Ok this is a little adventure that may or may not go over well, depeding on how adventurous your kids palattes are.
Hop on a streetcar and take them out to Motimahal for BBQ Chicken and Naan bread or, if they are vegitarian, a veggie thali (veggie combo).
Take a walk up to college street - waving at Amato on the way (I agree with this suggestion and you may want to keep it as a back up on the way home if the kids balk at the menu when you get there ;-) ) Hop on the streetcar eastbound and ride for... a while. (I have included the link to a map below)
Enjoy your ride through Cabbagetown, zig zagging at Parlimemt. Moving east again, now along Gerrard Street you'll pass through Regent's Park and you'll see that Toronto isn't all Eaton Centre and the Lion King. It isn't Cabrini Green either though. You'll cross a bridge over the Don Valley and as you cross Broadview you will go through another, smaller, Chinatown - the main one being on Spadina.
Anyway, get off at Hiawatha - I think there's a stop there. In any case you should ask the streetcar driver to call the stop for you. You are now in Little India. On the north side of the street at 1422 is what looks like an indian fast food joint... well it is, I guess, complete with laminate booths. Again it's called Motimahal - look for the big red letters.
If you have time, browse around the shops in the area. Have fun! And like I said, if the menu is too crazy for the kids, after taking the streetcar back to Yonge St. a slice from Amato is on your way home!
hi;several people have posted amatos'on yonge.it is a branch of the original on queen west just east of bathurst.from the bond walk the block and a half south to queen.get the street car at nearest stop and the ride west on queen takes you through one of the liveliest parts of toronto,city hall,city tv,bookstores,restaurants,art gallerys,clubs.the original amato is funky,loose place with a mixture of fashionable,hip,and onlookers.through the door,past the front takeout to the back,great seating for families.large salads,wide selection of pizzas,veggie,meaty,and excellent salads and sandwiches no smoking.alchol available.service great.enjoy.
If you take a streetcar west on Dundas,there a some great, ecectic, little family-run restaurants and shops in Kenisington Market and if can't find anything there, chinatown is just around the corner.


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I get that the checks are written regardless, its a figure of speech. If I own a winter season snow removal company up in Prince Albert, Canada and give you your by-weekly pay check for the two weeks you are gone just for you to come back tired, unmotivated and potentially injured and you as a business owner think this is ok then something is wrong with you. I don't care if you make up the time you missed by working more around the two weeks.
What the hell does it being a free country have to do with anything? If I employ you for the whole "season" and pay you a ridiculous amount of money to entertain for my business then I can definitely control what you do. That is what has happened, the owners have got so fed up they got their way.
Get this, If I pay you 5 million dollars to work for 3/4 of a year you are my property.
I am all for the NHL participating in the Winter Olympics. It has been huge for advertising the NHL internationally and has been a blast to watch . I am telling you the main reasons why they have for now pulled out of the Olympics. Its fact
If I'm paying for a season, and getting a season, I really don't care about the exact disbursements. Like I said, there could possibly be an issue with trades (or injuries) and whether or not the percentage of payments made equals the percentage of service received, but that should be a rare case. If it were an issue, just make sure the paychecks are scheduled roughly in accordance to games played, and not have a pay period during the break.
I was kind of being a smartass with the "free country" thing, and didn't mean to spark a political debate. My point was just that it really isn't much of a risk. It's hockey, not a Russian Roulette tournament. The likelihood of injury is small. I don't think it's reasonable for the league to prohibit participation. By all means, make the players bear the liability if they do get injured, but don't say they can't play.
For the "property" thing, there are no words to describe how wrong that is. So I will invent one now... Negoggliotic.
I have a few thoughts. Players exchange certain abilities like choosing where they play and limiting their leisure activities in exchange for obscene amounts of money. All those limits are part of the CBA. They're all agreed to....
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We have it on good authority that Paw Paw, WV likes its TV stars tall and brainy. Perky goth Abby Sciuto is the emotional center of the "NCIS" team. Pauley Perrette brought a criminal justice education to the role. The statuesque actress started in commercials before landing bit parts in shows including "The Drew Carey Show" and "Dawson's Creek." Perrette has fronted several bands and her work can be heard on the "NCIS" soundtrack. She's a published writer and an ardent civil rights activist. If you are a fan of Perrette, you can catch her helping to catch the bad guys on CBS.
Find Cable TV in Paw Paw
If you don't think we know television like the Golden Girls know traveling down the road and back again by now, we're not sure what other proof it will take. And not to make ourselves sound bigheaded, but we even know which cable provider is right for you. The local government puts restrictions on cable companies licensing, so there is generally only one cable provider in each region. Call us to find out about your Paw Paw cable TV provider.


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|Name: sed
|Distribution: BlueSky
|Version: 3.02
|Vendor: Red Hat Software
|Release: 4
|Build date: Mon Mar 22 05:21:55 1999
|Group: Applications/Text
|Build host: porky.devel.redhat.com
|Size: 69732
|Source RPM: sed-3.02-4.src.rpm
|Packager: Red Hat Software <http://developer.redhat.com/bugzilla/>
|Summary: A GNU stream text editor.
The sed (Stream EDitor) editor is a stream or batch (non-interactive) editor. Sed takes text as input, performs an operation or set of operations on the text and outputs the modified text. The operations that sed performs (substitutions, deletions, insertions, etc.) can be specified in a script file or from the command line.
* Sun Mar 21 1999 Cristian Gafton <email@example.com> - auto rebuild in the new build environment (release 4) * Wed Aug 19 1998 Jeff Johnson <firstname.lastname@example.com> - update to 3.02 * Mon Jul 27 1998 Jeff Johnson <email@example.com> - update to 3.01 * Tue Apr 28 1998 Prospector System <firstname.lastname@example.com> - translations modified for de, fr, tr * Fri Oct 24 1997 Donnie Barnes <firstname.lastname@example.com> - removed references to the -g option from the man page that we add * Sat Oct 18 1997 Donnie Barnes <email@example.com> - spec file cleanups - added BuildRoot * Tue Jun 03 1997 Erik Troan <email@example.com> - built against glibc
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