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Is there ANY good places to eat breakfast in TORONTO?
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- Todd Feb 12, 2006 11:37 AM
I have not had any success at finding a great breakfast spot in Toronto.. it seems that we have to fly to Vancouver, New York or Paris for decent food. I am sick of Toronto's mediocre restaurants and would really like someone, somewhere, to tell me of a consistent breakfast spot where the food is actually enjoyable. Recently having had breakfast at the Four Season's hotel in Yorkville, the blueberries had mold on them, they ran out of chocolate croissants and the toast was cold, unlike the grapefruit juice, which was warm. Novotel is hit and miss, but the service there is at least friendly and the food not bad as far as bacon and eggs go. I've been to the trendy small spots on Queen, College and King.. best yet is Braisse, but again, nothing to write home about. Can any buddy help? I have found Pusateri's omlette to be the best tasting, but the service and unfriendly cashiers, not to mention the crowding, makes for a rushed, unpleasant atmosphere. Suggestions would be appreciated. I am honestly condsidering moving out of Toronto to Vancouver as the food, by far and large, is 10x better than Toronto (breakfast at the Four Seasons there is incredibly perfect) - not to mention there restaurant choices for lunch and dinner! Looking forward to some feeeback - first time user of Chowhound. Thanks, Todd.
Here are just a few recent threads on breakfast...hope this helps you keep your travel budget under control when it comes to having a morning nosh...
re: Eggsactly
"Meggie's" on Eglinton Ave, west of Yonge St, on the north side. It is the PERFECT breakfast spot ANY day of the week!
re: Eggsactly
Hey guys: THE BEST BREAKFAST IN TORONTO: It just opened all around Toronto, in 6 locations - it's called CORA (In Montreal, it used to be called Chez Cora). The ambiance is that of a fun Quebec ski-Lodge. They serve Farm Fresh Eggs, authentic Quebec maple syrop over the best Frech toast you've ever had - loads of perfectly cooked bacon on the special breakfast plate and all sorts of fruit and creme topped waffles and french crepes like you've never seen. Check this place out !!!! They had opened in Montreal around 1990 and I moved to Toronto a couple of years later - I just noticed the one on Brock Road, just North of the 401 and on their website, I just noticed locations allover the GTA - check out the menu and locations at www.chezcora.com. I haven't been there yet here in Toronto, but I have been to three locations in Quebec, and the food, decor and ambiance were all identical. A true Breakfast Gem !!!!
re: montrealer70
You might want to take a look at the reviews of Cora's on this board before you make that claim. They've been open in Toronto for a few years now and they seem to be very popular (if the lineups have anything to say). But the food is just not that good. General consensus seems to be that they are not nearly as good as the original Chez Cora in Quebec.
re: TorontoJo
Hey Jo, like I said, I haven't been to an Ontarian location, however, it wouldn't surprise me if they f&*&^'ed it up here. Just look at Brown Derby and Moishes that opened up here and died because Toronto based owners/managers have no clue how to run a successful restaurant. Compared to Montreal, there is a general problem in Toronto with the cooking, service is terrible, customer service is practically non-existent. Toronto restauranteurs don't give a &^% about their customers - "just give me your money and get out of here" is the general motto of restaurant owners here. In Montreal, whether you're at a greasy spoon or 5-star restaurant, you're treated like royalty. Of course, I'm generalizing, there may be three of four restaurants in Toronto that meet my expectations (Duffs being one of them). Anyway, back to Chez Cora, I'm still going to go one of these days, but it's a shame that they don't have rave reviews here !!! Just a side note, when I moved here over 10 years ago, I was excited to go to the Golden Griddle because there is no such chain in Montreal. However, the Golden Griddle apparently only serves cold food now - they will all be closed any day now. I know that the pickle Barrel gets a bad rap on CHOW in terms of service, however, their breakfast menu is also very appetizing. Their Jumbo eggs and bacon breakfast is tough to match.
re: montrealer70
I was at Cora's once in the Toronto location and it was great .... but I wish they had a restaurant in the Yonge Bloor area
the OP is right finding a good breakfast place in toronto is a challenge
we loved the Church Street Diner but they have been under renovations forEVER and I am actually wondering if they are gone and under new management
re: montrealer70
Cora's is just an over glorified fast food joint. Better then Denny's, but any place that serves hollandaise from a bag shouldn't claim best breakfast
re: Eggsactly
My favourites are:
1. Mitzi's cafe
2. Saving Grace
3. Morning Glory
4. Gayley's Cafe
5. George Street Diner
Most delicious and consistent is Easy at 1645 Queen St. E. just a few doors east of Roncesvalles. Especially its huevos divorciados. Plus it does breakfast 9-5 every day - and nothing else.
Since your taste sounds like it runs upscale, I'd recommend Xacutti at College+Palmerston - a little more expensive + weekend brunch only - but innovative. You can read the brunch menu at the link below:
Link: http://www.xacutti.com
re: Gritseeker
I second this. My fave in TO. Order the Huevos Divorciados (sp?), they are a fresh treat. Their basic breakfast is also top-notch.
The Drake do a nice bacon and eggs. Best enjoyed on their charming and lively patio.
Not sure if this is up your alley, but I'm a big fan of Aunties and Uncles. It's a cozy, trendy hipster-ish spot. The waffles are outstanding, which is a rarity.
It's on Lippincott, just north of College. But get there early on weekends- the place fills up fast. And it's closed every weekend that's a holiday (by holiday, it means the holiday fall anywhere between Friday and Monday; any excuse for a weekend off).
74 Lippincott St.; 416-324-1375
re: Raspberry Sour
I would second Aunties & Uncles. Their omlettes are excellent, nice and fluffy
My two favorites in Leslieville are
Edward Levesque - http://www.edwardlevesque.ca/
Verveine - http://www.verveine.ca/
Both only serve on Saturday and Sunday. They're great. Give 'em a chance.
re: Richard
Thanks very much.. will do!
Sounds like your food problem is bigger than just breakfast, but here is a great start to the day. The Senator on Victoria south of Dundas is always top quality everything - from coffee to pancakes to jam. We especially enjoy the french toast. Also, and only if you get there early enuff, the breakfast buffet at senses/SOho is fresh and very very good - but you need to get there early. Excellent pastries too.
Not sure if it's up your alley, but I'm a regular for breakfast at People's Foods on Dupont. It's right at the end of St. George. Great consistent, greasy spoon breakfast and the owners are friendly and entertaining. It's always busy on the weekends.
Check it out.
What about the Four Season's Brunch? A wonderful experience, I would say.
Not as Top Notch but still very-very good: Mildred Pierce, and Alize.
I did not try yet the 5 Doors North but I heard many raving comments about it.
It's all a matter of taste, is it? Depends on what you expect and how far you are willing to go to get a good breakfast.
One last note: I suggest you avoid Golden Griddle, Pickle Barrel and commercial venues. You might be disappointed.
re: Lamaranthe
Didn't Mildred Pierce close in July?
re: Lamaranthe
fwiw i had one of the worst brunches ever at Alize- food, not service. we still laugh about it.
Daybreak, SE corner of Church & Carlton. Three eggs benedict w/homefries $8.95, their hollandaise consistently puts far better places to shame, and they come piping hot. My favourite is the cinnamon-raisin-pecan French toast, six large slices with REAL whipped cream and REAL maple syrup, $8.95. Packed from noon onwards on weekends, so your food could take a while. Kitchen misfires occasionally if the staff changes, but they will correct any problems. Coffee is hit & miss. Portions are huge, you won't eat again until dinner (or possibly the next day).
re: xtal
Just had breakfast at Daybreak. The best thing about the place is the variety of choices on the menu. I had the parilla mexicana, which is two kinds of sausage, one piece of bacon, two fried eggs cooked with tomatoes, and refried beans for about $9. No toast came with it, and the refried beans were colder than luke warm -- I left them. The coffee was good, but I think it cost extra. My partner asked about the oatmeal, and was told it was instant. She ordered pancakes, which was a plate of four huge pancakes with some dollops of whipped cream for $6.
So, I agree the service is cheerful and the portions are large. It is not particularly cheap. Maybe some of the other 60 choices are better than what we ordered. But there is no way on earth this is one of the best breakfast places in Toronto.
re: John
I just went to Daybreak. A decent place with some great things about it and not so great...
Plus'- eggs benedict with perfect poached eggs with decent hollendaise sauce, free yummy pancakes on the side, the huge portions, friendly neighborhood vibe.
Minus'- . Crappy coffee, perpetual burnt smell wafting from the kitchen perfuming the whole restaurant. Weird owner looking angry and bossing around his staff. Horrid chemical frozen hashbrowns with weird smell. I just can't get over the icky hashbrowns at a restaurant that specializes in breakfast! A good breakfast place is only as good as their potatoes. I wouldn't go back because of this.
re: food face
food face- I agree the hash browns aren't great anymore, I think they make them up ahead of time and reheat them, but I've never noticed any chemical taste or smell. What did you find so weird about the owner? I've been there many times in the past and he was always very pleasant and nice to the staff. Some of his servers have been there a few years so he can't be that bad with them!!
re: Leslieville
The best hashbrowns, in my opinion, are at Mel's (Bloor/Bathurst). Too bad their omelettes suck.
re: food face
haha yeah, i used to work at daybreak when it was called eggstacy and i think it's still the same owner (he was grumpy/bossy). i think the other owner (maybe a brother?) went on to open eggstacy at bay and bloor. neither is very good, but eggstacy is better. oh, abd their "freshly squeezed orange juice" is just tropicana, but they pour it into homestyle looking jugs so they can charge $5 a glass or whatever.
re: foodismyhobby
I have heard really good things about Eggstacy. I'll avoid the Freshly purchased Tropicana!
I love the breakfast at Cora's. It's a Quebec chain. They have quite a few locations in the GTA:
Usually there's a really long line up on weekend mornings.
It's hard to recommend anything when you didn't describe what you are looking for. Upscale? Buffet? What type of food? What type of ambiance? What are the places that you like in the other cities?
Most breakfast / brunch places are busy on weekends, so things will be quite rushed. Here are the places that I enjoy:
Free Times Cafe (College west of Spadina) - Cozy jewish brunch buffet with live performance on Sundays
Bloor St Diner (Bloor & Bay) - Passable but fairly usual brunch buffet with live jazz in a slightly more sassy environment
Shanghai Cowgirl (Queen & Bathurst) - I was quite impressed with their sunnyside-up eggs last I went ... fresh & brown on the edges, which is not very common among short order chefs these days. It's not very crowded so good for leisurely talks. Also nice patio.
Petit Dejeuner (King east of Jarvis) - Quite crowded on weekends but good quality food (fairly close to Montreal style brunch). Their waffles is quite special, although not everyone like the texture.
Bonjour Brioche (Queen & Degrassi) - Good when you have cravings for French style baked goods.
There are also many local cafes, ethnic food options, etc. in town for breakfast / brunch. But first you need to define what you mean by good breakfast.
Having lived in Vancouver on & off for a year, and travelled quite extensively to other North American locations, I must say I find the food scene in Toronto most exciting of all. The multicultural aspects bring in many ingredients, and most restaurants are still very affordable. I just moved back to Toronto permenantly less than 2 years ago mainly because of this.
I had a wonderful breakfast at Mitzi's sister on Sourauren St. Tulip on Queen E has the best "diner" bkfst. It's hard to imagine there aren't a few others in a city this size
re: Kport Girl
Hey Kport Girl - glad you had a good experience at my fave, Sugar. The French toast is so yummy and the little squares of chocolate, to die for. Returning the question you asked me earlier, how did you find it compared to Xacutti?
re: peppermint pate
Hey Peppermint Pate-- well as to Xacutti vs Sugar...
For the most part, I preferred Sugar -- loved the atmosphere (as you said) and the Hot Chocolate, French Toast and Omlette certainly stacked up very well to what comes out of Xacutti's Kitchen.
Xacutti, however, has these amazing Cardamom Biscuits and an out of this world Cheesey Souffle Omlette . My partner preferred the coffee (Americano)at Xacutti.
But last time we were at Xacutti at 11:30, they had run out of the biscuits; and we've also found if we deviate from our specific menu preferences there(Biscuits, Omlette, Banana Brule French Toast)some of the other food is more ordinary. And by that, I simply mean not worth lining up for outside in the winter.
Next breakfast out will definitely be back at Sugar.
Thanks for the recommendation!
re: Kport Girl
Sadly they are both gone now. Anyone tried Urbano, in the old Sugar's loation?
I'm a big fan of Cafe Brussel (Danforth & Broadview). Excellent mid-to-high end Sunday breakfest. Be sure to get a reservation.
I have always really enjoyed the breakfast at Get Real (ossington between queen and dundas). It is all organic and vegitarian, very fresh and delicious. I am yet to be diappointed.
Boom (on college) can make a great omelette if you can get in the door. I have given up hope on getting in on the weekends sadly, however M-F it is definately worth stopping by. They also make a wonderful espresso.
Auntie's and Uncles: the omelettes are excellent. Speak to Russ (the owner). He used to work at Arlequin and knows how to do a french omelette...
The Easy on Queen West @ Roncesvalles. Everything is excellent, but I have a soft spot for the breakfast burrito with a side of ancho jam and guacamole. Oh my gawd!
Saving Grace on Dundas is really good. Homemade muffins and bread, and some really out-of-the ordinary entrees (Indian-style eggs w/chickpeas) in addition to the classics. Go early, it fills up fast.
I just realized that the original posting is about 2 years old! But I had a great brunch experience at Dessert Trends at Harbord St. Their French Style Braised Beef Short Rib Sandwich with Swiss & Gruyere cheese, wild mushrooms and short rib dip is to die for... of course I like to end off with their desserts, most notably their raspberry and chocolate tart!
Dessert Trends
154 Harbord St, Toronto, ON M5S, CA
Not only two years old, but the ungrammatical question in the title annoys me every time I see it.
I'm nominating Melanie's Bistro for a good east-end breakfast spot at Danforth and Woodbine. The French toast with carmelized peaches and khalua anglaise is delicious. I also love the cod cakes and poached eggs with hollandaise and home fries, although that's only on the weekend brunch menu (Sat & Sun 8am-4pm)
Melanie's Bistro
1870 Danforth Ave, Toronto, ON M4C1J4, CA
HAHAHAH, Novotel? HAHAH, Four seasons? what is this? Dude, you're hitting all the wrong spots, stop complaining, you just don't know where to go. Try Aunties & Uncles, Saving Grace, Bonjour Brioche, B, Swan, you gotta stop hitting hotels for brunch. I go once in a blue moon, Hotel buffet brunches are for rich white people who don't know any better.
re: Bobby Wham
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re: Bobby Wham
Have you had brunch at the Four Seasons Bobby? It really is in a league of it's own. If you haven't you should give it a whirl. You may (accidentally of course) enjoy yourself.
re: zed1984
I've had tons myself and never a bad situation ever. Great food, impeccable service, beautiful & comfortable room. If you're not getting satisfactory service, why do you keep returning?
Dang! I feel tremendous trepidation about sharing this gem, as it's already busy as heck, but promise that if you see a VERY hungry looking redhead in line you'll slowly back away from the door. Kidding. Sort of. But not really. I digress.
While I'm quite fond of 'Easy' and 'Edward Levesque's Kitchen', it is with great squeamishness that I recommend (eeep!) Morning Glory located at 457 King Street East. The food is tremendous, the place is small and unpretentious, and the service is good-natured, efficient and unobtrusive. They make their own bread, baked goods and preserves, and their coffee is (allegedly) yummy. The servings aren't huge, but the quality is very good. You'll spend between $10 and $15, give or take. Don't tell them I sent you!
re: eaterdrinking
How come no one mentioned Gallery Grill, which has the best high-end brunch in town?
re: acd123
I love Gallery Grill but it just doesn't seem to be a "breakfast spot" as the OP seemed to be looking for. Plus it's only open for brunch on Sundays from Sept to June.
re: eaterdrinking
Morning Glory is a very nice spot ed. Thanks for reminding me of a couple of fine breakfasts there. I'll have to revisit soon.
re: Yongeman
Morning Glory located at 457 King Street East. The food is tremendous, the place is small and unpretentious, and the service is good-natured, efficient and unobtrusive. They make their own bread, baked goods and preserves, and their coffee is (allegedly) yummy. The servings aren't huge, but the quality is very good. You'll spend between $10 and $15, give or take. Don't tell them I sent you!
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I can't agree more, great quality and I must say, fantastic coffee to die for! Morning Glory IMHO delivers great tasting food made with great ingredients Consistently, something I sadly have not found at Ed Levesque. MG's yeast raised waffles, wow!
re: capetowngirlie
Morning Glory has awesome homemade ketchup. I can eat a jar of this stuff.
re: eaterdrinking
Love Morning Glory. Only one problem. There should be a law that you can't name the place after something you don't serve. *Sigh* Great, healthy brekkies.
re: eaterdrinking
I think I heard somewhere that it's run by the same folks that did the short-lived but much-loved Triple-X Diner on Queen and Crawford (where the lame-o Fresh is now). They had superb espresso and brunch there and a really friendly vibe. If they are the same owners as XXX I'm not surprised it's well-recieved.
Can anyone confirm this?
Boom - on St. Clair, near Dufferin.
The food is delicious, the service is great. When they see a big line up they bring over muffins or waffles for nibbling. I went there twice last weekend (I never do this, ever!!!) and enjoyed both brekkies. It's a loud bustling place, they move the tables so the wait isn't torturous, even when you're hungry! And they have a beautiful espresso machine - which churns out some impressive beverages!
re: ribboy
It's a shame isn't it? I could train a chimp to cook breakfast, and yet more places than not completely fail. A thread on where to find a good one shouldn't even be necessary.
re: howdydoody
how can no one mention bar one on queen west?
re: nummanumma
probably because there are already so many recent threads about breakfasts and brunches that it seems redundant to keep naming them all thread after thread. Bar One is great food and coffee for sure.
re: howdydoody
is Eggstasy the same as the place in Montréal?
I've said it before ...and I know the place can look a little scary but Sneaky Dees on College has quite a decent breakfast . . . Their omelettes are excellent and their homefries are great . . . I also love their bacon as they cook it well and it is always crisp (the way I like it) . . . and for an excellent omelette with homefries and toast it will run you a whole $5.75 . . .
Easy - Queen West @ Roncesvales
Bonjour Brioche - Leslieville.
Neither have a lot of room or reservations , but they have a LOT of great food!
Cora's has fantastic food, is really clean but suffers from that same rush-rush atmosphere & the long line-ups which seem endemic to the entire brunch market...
Bonjour Brioche
812 Queen St E, Toronto, ON M4M, CA
Easy Restaurant
1645 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6R1A9, CA
re: ThisCanadian
disagree with easy, not a great breakfast, interesting but not great
I had breakfast at the Rosedale Diner on Saturday, and it was quie enjoyable. They make their own hollandaise sauce, and their frites are to die for (esp. the garlic ones). Eggstacy on Bay Street is okay too...very generous portions though.
Marvelous Edibles on Laird - Excellent food all around, esp. for breakfast/brunch. Value for money/quality, IMO.
Insomnia at Bathurst and Bloor for brunch on Saturday and Sunday. Affordable, trendy, and tasty!
re: Sallycat
They may be known for crepes, but their omelettes are pretty fantastic, too.
i think i agree with you - the service is generally terrible here, bar a few notable exceptions. then again, service in new york can be equally as brash and frosty. anyways... for high-end hand-made breakkie fare, i would go to The Hazelton hotel (Yorkville & Hazelton), Czehoski (Queen W & Tecumseth), or Thuet (King & Portland) - all of whom make their own pastry, sauces, and/or use organic produce. Don't bother with the greasy spoon restos like eggstacy and daybreak. RIP Mildred Pierce... was great while it lasted!
B restaurant (B stands for brunch) has been fabulous the both times that I've been there. It is located at 2210 Dundas St. West at Roncesvalles. Definitely not your hotel brunch - but not sure why you'd go to hotels for brunch anyways. B and Saving Grace are true Toronto treasures, low key, casual, and amazing food.
re: Cup cake
b is now closed
re: dale_
Been to Egglicious (not that new) several times over the past year and find the eggs and home fries always have a stale, dull taste to them as though they are reusing old grease out of the deep fryers or something like that. Found the same staleness at The Grill (and that other 24 hr. joint across the street). You ask, why did I keep going?? Had jobs around those locations and had time to kill in the early morning. Another post reminded me that I noticed the other (new) Egglicious on Derry and Goreway, may give them a try.
I like my eggs to have a bright, fresh taste to them whether in an omellette or just scrambled. My Favs are: Erlind's - Six Nations Reserve, The Dundas St. Grill (Kipling) and P + M Restaurant - Weston Rd (N/ Lawrence) in that order.
Anyone ever notice that eggs have a distinctly different taste in other parts of the country? Have found that on visits to Edmonton, Montreal, and Port aux Basques (NF), at the hotel. Used to live in Montreal and found the egg taste different (better?) on a visits here also. Not just the eggs, but milk too!
One of my favourite places for breakfast is The Grille in Etobicoke. (Queensway just east of East Mall..near Sherway Gardens)
Huge portions and I've rarely been disappointed . Be sure to bring a friend to share a meal! ;)
I like the joint in Kensington, can't remember its name, sorry, it'll come to me....Shaha's? Anyways, it's on the east west street near my market bakery and it advertises breakfast burritos and they're really good. Their home fries are great and they are just nice, hardworking people. It's my go to for brekkie these days...
re: likescrab
shai's! maybe?
Sounds like you don't mind spending a few $$$... King Edward Hotel is pretty good... also, Celestin is open from 8:30 am at weekends, also a couple of days in the week (I think Wed/Thurs/Fri)
morning glory
the swan
bite me
ive been to lakeview once since theyve renovated, took 2 hours to get my poached egg, and when it came it was hard and was poached in dirty water, another ten minutes to get a 'clean' soft egg
creme de la creme on bloor by royal york is pretty good too
the Coachhouse Yonge/Wellesley south/west corner
Flo's Diner in Yorkville http://www.flosdiner.ca/
re: foodismyhobby
Seriously. Coach House. For real diner breakfast. Not the kind invented by a marketing strategist.
Go to Skyway Jacks in Markham. Also a location in Mississauga. American style all day breakfast. Great quality, big portion, low price and great service. Always a great breakfast there.
re: hbada
Repost from Jan 3/09 with some edits.
This is my first post and it is with regret that I have to be a downer. Happy New Year by the way to all! I have been a creeper on this board for a very long time and I decided to take my husband for a Birthday breakfast to Morning Glory. I have to say I was disappointed at best. First this was a few weeks ago in December and it happened to be their 5th year anniversary. But the place was not busy at all. It was around 9:30 am so it was not like they were rushed off their feet or anything so when we came in from the cold there were two ladies working and neither seemed to care if we came in or walked out and only spoke when we said good morning. I knew the place was not going to be fancy so the decor did not put me ff but the cold reception was puzzling, When I mentioned it was my husbands birthday too there was an "oh' not even a "oh well happy Birthday to you!' or anything. I did like the fact they were playing the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. :-)
So back to our order...! We ordered French toast Rosti and farmers sausage for my husband and I got a muffin which was apple. We had two cappuccinos as well. The French toast was meh- nothing to write home about (I was expecting at least nice mutli grain bread or a thick slab raisin type bread but it seemed just like average sandwich bread) and they give you a tiny ramekin of maple syrup. Then the rosti was small maybe like 1/2 a potato not flavourful at all and dry like they fried it on a nonstick pan with no oil or butter-but the homemade ketchup was very nice (and very necessary to add some taste). The Farmers sausage were very nice and good spices. The cappuccinos were okay but Tango Palace beats them hands down.
The muffin however had to be the worst I have ever had besides store bought! I could only have a few bites and it was dry and I almost choked trying to get it down without a swig of my cap. It lacked flavour but also tasted a bit like baking soda. :-( I tried to make the best of it by being upbeat but my husband was not overly impressed and asked where I heard of this place. I now have lost my Chow street cred with him. :-)
I wanted to try Edward Levesque Kitchen but I am a bit gun shy after my experience at Morning Glory! Please someone ease my fear. Is it worth the $30 plus I am going to pay like I did at Morning Glory.
Thanks and let me know if this was just a one off.
re: ginger1969
I was looking for a place to take a couple of people out to for brunch and came across this thread. Ed Levesque's Kitchen was my choice and I am sure glad I found this gem.
We arrived at about 12 noon and there was a que at the door of about 7 in front of us. It was cold and I wasn't feeling like going to plan "B" and decided to wait. The place was busy.
We were seated after about 15 to 20 minutes so no big deal.
2 of us ordered the Cumbrae's skirt steak breakfast and one other ordered the sauteed portobello, brie and roasted pepper omelette.
The steak and eggs was superb, the best I have ever had.
The omelette, while I did not try it, was apparently very flavourful and cooked to perfection.
The staff were very courteous and friendly but not overly familiar, which is fine for me.
What jumped out at me is that the kitchen is at the front of the restaurant and you pass by it as you wait to be seated. A retro kind of thing. But this allowed me to see the kitchen and the way the food was being handled and prepared. Even the cook greeted us while he noticed us standing there.
Service, for a busy place, was spot on.
I had coffee, the others were a little "under the weather" shall we say and ordered their meals with a Bloody Caesar (what can I say?) and the bill came to $56.00 without tip. If they did not order the drinks, the meal would be an excellent value for the quality. Heck, even with the drinks, it was still under 20 dollars a person.
I will be returning to Ed Levesque's Kitchen again!
wow, it's amazing to find this thread.
Breakfast/brunch is my favourite meal to eat out.
I used to live in Toronto years ago, and by far the best all round in my opinion was Movenpick in Yorkville. I wept when it closed.
I'm returning to Toronto for a visit in the spring, and am on the search for a replacement.
Here are my requirements:
All Day breakfast (or at least served until noon or so)
GREAT coffee. This means really fresh beans, frequently cleaned espresso machine for americanos etc. Ideally ORGANIC.
Nice atmosphere - a place where one can sit for two or more hours and not be hurried away. Good people watching, or great view out the window etc.
Eggs. I don't need fancy. Fried, poached, scrambled. Free range/organic a huge plus.
Good toast or fresh baguette. Not bog standard sliced bread please. Croissants are nice to have if fresh.
Not too noisy, i.e. loud blaring music or so packed and long queues you feel you have to eat and run.
Ideally in the west end or downtown.
All suggestions welcome.
re: sandj11
Bar Mercurio has a second spot on Bloor in the Graduate students building called l'Espresso or some as innocuous as that. It seems to tick all the boxes you've listed. Their coffee is pretty good for Toronto. I adore the atmosphere and view is pas mal.
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With only two reviews on this product, i made the purchase with some hesitation. It exceeded my expectation, very substantial and looks great in our foyer. Our electrician put it together so i can't really comment on the level of difficulty to install. The individual crystal balls took a while to attach. The only complaint i would have is the lighting is not as bright as i would have likely, i wished there were more than 6 lights. But this could due to the fact our foyer is 20+ft high.
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This 6-light chandelier is preferable over the similar 14-light model for several key reasons. For one, it draws much less electricity which does make a big difference in the behind the wall wiring you may need, not to mention your electric bill. Second, it weighs much less than the bigger model, and that makes a big difference in the reinforcement that will be required behind the ceiling to hold up these heavy chandeliers. Finally, the manual installation of all the zirconia globes is time consuming so less is more in this case. I personally like the single swivel design over the more complicated double helix design.
love the chandelier, looks great with all the crystals, what i read online was exactly what i got and more! One of the crystal balls fell from 10 ft and didnt break luckily. Takes about an hour to set up because there are so many pieces.
Beautiful light but be prepared to put all the big crystal balls on yourself.
Showstopper! I have a home full of stunning chandeliers and this is everyone's favorite! You also can't beat the price! Thanks O!
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Tiki Barber. Ashton Kutcher and David Beckham (allegedly). And, of course, Tiger.
What is up with all these men? Is it that guys in the spotlight have more chances of being caught cheatingwhat with paparazzi cameras everywhere, the fact that women who sleep with celebs are offered big bucks to kiss and tell, and that the 24/7 news cycle is desperate for somethingor is it something more endemic in American culture?
Obviously, cheating is nothing newbut since when has cheating been a viable career path for women who crave the spotlight?
This is kind of old, but Tiki Barber's mistress, Traci Johnson, told all in her own words about her affair. Here's what she said:
This stumbling, well lets be honest, in my case, falling flat on my face, was a recurrent theme in my relationship history. Scars and bruises of my past ill-fated trips down lovers lane are ever present in my mind, so when I began dating my current boyfriend in the beginning of January 2010 I was optimistic, yet cautious. [read more here!]
Still, she really didn't know what she was getting into? What do you think about the current celeb cheating epidemic?
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WASHINGTON - The D.C.-based company, Central Casting, is holding an open call this Sunday for "House of Cards," a one-hour political drama that will be produced exclusively for Netflix's instant streaming service.
The series is based on a four-part BBC mini-series and stars Kevin Spacey "as an ambitious politician with his eye on the top job," according to a Netflix blog post.
"I'm looking for an awful lot of really wonderful, elegant people," Central Casting's President Dagmar Wittmer says.
Specifically, they're looking for 21- to 34-year-old men and women who can fill the roles of nameless political staffers and reporters, and people ages 40 to 60 to play politicians, lobbyists and reporters.
"Even though it's Sunday, don't wear shorts or anything like that. Look professional, because these pictures are going to be used forever," Wittmer instructs would-be actors.
Netflix has committed to produce 28 episodes, so this weekend's casting call is not expected to be the last.
Most of the shooting for the series will take place in Baltimore. A similar casting call held there last weekend drew about a thousand people. Wittmer says calls in D.C. tend to be larger.
The open call will be 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at the Hill Center on 921 Pennsylvania Avenue, SE. Interested participants are asked to email a JPEG file photo of themselves including their name, phone number, height and weight to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Shooting is expected to start in mid-April.
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Flipping the Linux switch: Myths about Linux
Some of the myths may even be stopping you from trying Linux. You want to try it, sure... but it's too hard or can't do what you need or you're not a hacker.
Let's lay some myths to rest today. Pitchforks, torches and garlic are optional.
Myth: Linux is hard.
This is a myth with some truth to it. Everything unfamiliar is hard at first. The first time you rode a bike, it was hard. It got easier in time. The first time you used a computer, whether it was a Commodore 64, a classic Macintosh, Windows 3.1 or Windows 98, it was hard.
The problem with this myth is that it got blown out of proportion. The "Linux is hard" camp seems to have Linux circa 1997 stuck in their collective memories. Linux doesn't require any programming experience. It doesn't require constant use of the terminal (though if that floats your boat, feel free to spend all the time there you want). It doesn't usually require more than the ability to point, click, and press keys on the keyboard.
There is a graphical user interface and desktops that behave much the way OS X or Windows behaves. Will there be a learning curve? Of course there will. But there was a learning curve going from XP to Vista, too.
Myth: If it's free (in cost), there must be something wrong with it.
You can pay for Linux. We have. Does that make you feel better? No? Does it make you wonder why we paid for something they're giving away? We paid for something they're giving away because it was that good.
Maybe the above seems like circular logic. But it makes more sense than the myth itself. Have you ever spent $30 on a program and it wasn't all it was cracked up to be? Maybe you spent $700 on a single program and it had so many features you didn't need, you could have gotten away with a $30 version? Just because you have paid for something in advance, does that mean it's any good?
An application, in order to be useful, must do what you need (and expect) it to do. It doesn't matter whether it's free or $800.
Myth: Linux users are anti-Microsoft.
Okay, we'll admit, there are people who use Linux who really don't like Microsoft, for whatever reason. There are Mac users who don't have warm fuzzy feelings towards Microsoft. There are some people who use Windows who aren't totally in love with Microsoft, either. It's fun to bash on the market leader. Sometimes it is deserved, and sometimes it isn't.
Most people, thankfully, are quite rational (even around here). Linux has strong points that Windows doesn't have. Windows, yes, has strong points that Linux doesn't have. Sometimes we prefer to use our Windows box for things we either can't do well on our Linux machines (gaming is the big one that comes to mind) or because we like a certain Windows application better than the Linux alternative.
Though some of us find ourselves using Linux much more than Windows, that doesn't mean we despise everything associated with Microsoft. It doesn't mean we don't, on occasion, use Microsoft products. It isn't all or nothing. Things can co-exist.
Myth: Linux can't handle multimedia files.
While there are some files (with DRM) Linux can't play, the belief that Linux is incapable of handling multimedia files isn't correct. A few times a week Netflix mails us DVDs. We play them on our homebrew personal video recorder running Linux-based MythTV.
We're also able to play unencrypted .wma, .wmv, and of course .mp3 and .mpeg files without issue. Before viewing or listening, you may be required to download and install the necessary codecs for these files. They may be available through your distro's repositories, or through a third party source.
Myth: Linux means re-installing my whole system. If I hate it... Then what?
In the olden days? Maybe. Now? Nah. If you're itching to try Linux, but just don't want to wipe out the Windows (or OS X) install you've got buzzing along quite happily on your computer, download a LiveCD. Or use a Linux distro that fits on a flash drive. It gives the opportunity to try Linux without ever touching anything on your hard drive. There are even versions of Linux that can run inside Windows.
So, brave new users, lay down your fiery torches and put away your silver bullets. Instead, pick up a blank CD or flash drive. Take Linux for a whirl, and stomp out a few myths on your own.


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( Hosea 10:12)
Hosea 10:1-10 Fallow ground is a piece of ground that has been used effectively for sowing and reaping a harvest in the past. However, due to inactivity and being left to itself for a time, the ground becomes hard and rutty. The spiritual circumstances for Israel at the time of Hosea writing these verses is indicative of the condition of the church in America today.
· Verses 1-5 These verses indicate the wicked rebellion of the people indicated by their selfishness, their turning away from God and turning to idol worship.
· Verses 6-11 These verses indicate the coming judgment of God because of their wickedness.
· Verse 12 This verse gives them their only hope. Return to God in repentance by softening up their hearts in order to receive His mercy and righteousness. What can America do???
Psalm 143:5 We must remember the former days when God blessed His church and the church of Jesus Christ was on fire for the Lord and the people of the land respected righteousness. The fallow ground of America was once a fruitful, spiritual land that was blessed by God.
Revelation 2:5 The American church of Jesus Christ must remember what we have lost.
Proverbs 22:28; Revelation 3:2 The church must remember and fortify the fundamentals of the faith. We must keep on teaching and preaching the foundational truths of God's word.
Nehemiah 1:1-7 Like Nehemiah, we must not think that someone else will get filled with the Spirit and wake up the church. We must all take responsibility to help get God's church back on track.
Acts 9:6 Paul had been going 100% straight out for the wrong cause until Jesus called him and told him that he wanted him to go 100% in the other direction. We must not refuse the call to be submissive to the Lord and give our strength and resources to Him because that is the least we can do for Him.
Hosea 10:11b; Psalm 34:18 It is up to us to prepare the ground, (break up the "clods") once again in order that the seed of God's word can be sewn correctly and profitably in the hearts of unbelievers.
Colossians 4:2-4 One of the ways we prepare the field is by praying that the word would be declared plainly and powerfully by those that will sow the seed.
Mark 4:3-8 We must remember that it is our responsibility to sow the seed of God's word. When the ground is prepared correctly, some of the seed will fall into good ground and take root and bare fruit.
Deuteronomy 4:26-29 The plight of America is what these verses are depicting. Israel went down this path several times with devastating consequences. Could America be far behind?
Isaiah 55:6 There may come a time when God puts the American church on a shelf because of our halfheartedness and our selfishness towards the things of the world.
Acts 17:27 This is a very strange verse of scripture. It speaks to the nations of the world, but also speaks to the church. God's desire and in His divine providence has put into the heart of mankind to seek after God. The church has the responsibility to sow the seed of the word of God into the fields of the world that people might have the opportunity to receive Christ through the Gospel message. Today the church is cold and indifferent to the needs of the world. We must plow up the fallow ground.


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When you need a haircut or a color, it is essential that you find the right hair salon for you. It is extremely important you receive the best care and services that you can possibly get. There are several characteristics you need to be looking for. A hair salon in Weston will give you all those characteristics you need. Follow this guide step by step and you will be happy with your finished results.
The first thing you need to think about is what type of salon you want to go to. If you are a male and need a shave along with a haircut, a barbershop will be your best option. Whereas if you are a female and need color treatments, extension options, or a trim, you may want to go to a beauty salon. Deciding your needs beforehand will help you narrow down the choices you want to consider.
The next thing you need to look at is the staff that is on hand. The employees represent what types of service quality you are going to be receiving. They need to look professional and be polite to all their clients. Also, don't be afraid to ask about their experience in the hair industry or the education they have received. Finding out as much information as possible is best.
Products are one of the most important things a hair stylist uses when performing hair services. A professional salon will have top-of-the-line hair products for their clients. Not only will they have the best of the best but they will provide several different options for their clients to use. This gives you the option to have a preference. You should be able to consider you budget and your needs before picking a product that works for you. Call the hair salon ahead of time and ask about what products they offer.
Some salons specialize in certain services you may be looking for. By specializing in a certain area, you know they are complete experts at that service. Ask about what they have to offer and what the pricing is for the services you want. You can even go online to the salon's website to see what is available.
Lastly, one of the easiest things you can do is ask your friends and family about their salon experiences. Look at their cut and colors and decide which you like best. You can even go to the hair salon you are considering and look at the fresh cuts there to get a better sense of what you may be receiving. A hair salon in Weston can give you all that you need. Take the time to find the right type of salon, employees, products, services, and reviews before making your final decision. It is your hair after all, and you want to represent yourself in the best way possible. So do your homework, and find the right hair salon for you.
When looking into colleges or vocational training schools, you want to look at where that degree is going to take you. Many people think, "I want to be a programmer, or mechanic, or beautician when I grow up." But, they don't take the time to figure out if that career path will work for them as they have a family, spend time traveling, or relocate for their spouse's career. Here are a few of the many cosmetology occupations in Louisville to consider.
When you think of a person with a cosmetology degree, you probably think of the woman or man at the salon who cuts, colors, and styles hair. This person is a beautician.
There are two ways a beautician makes money at a salon. The first is booth rental. This is where they pay a flat fee each month for their booth. The rent depends on how successful the salon is at the moment. If the salon is just starting out, a beautician can't expect that they would have a lot of foot traffic and rents will be lower. If the salon is well-established, they will have many clients and walk-in customers and rent will be higher.
The price for a haircut or other service is set by the salon, not by the beautician. Of course, you'll get to keep all your tips as they are not included in the percentage of sales or rental agreements.
If you're willing to get out of the salon and hit the road, or the mountains, or the lake, or wherever a bride wants to have her pictures taken, then this is the career path for you. A wedding stylist spends her days making brides look and feel beautiful.
They will often do the bride's hair and makeup a couple of times. At the consultation, the beautician will style the bride's hair, possibly several different ways, and help her try on her veil. They beautician will also assist with makeup. Once the look is agreed upon, the beautician will repeat the process for the bridal photos and the wedding day.
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If you were to ask someone to list the most important parts of the body, they'd start with the head, then probably the chest, and probably at the bottom of their list would be the feet. Yet people visit the foot spa in Indianapolis on a regular basis, and claim that their quality of life improves because of it. There is even a special doctor, called a podiatrist, who specializes in the treatment of feet. The truth is, for those who spend any amount of time on their feet, foot health is very important for a couple of reasons.
Your feet have more nerve endings in them than almost any other part of your body. In other words, your feet are very sensitive to stimuli. This is why some people are so ticklish in their feet, and it's also why foot massages can feel so good. The greater the concentration of nerves, the more pain or pleasure you feel.
The nerve endings in your feet not only relay signals of pain or pleasure to your brain,b ut they also send important information. Walking upright is one of the traits that differentiates us from our ape ancestors, and it is a very precarious task. Because the ground isn't always flat, it's easy to stumble and fall. Thanks to the many nerves in our fet, signals are relayed form the ground to our brains, where we can make the adjustments to avoid falling over. This prevents the scrapes, cuts, bruises, and breaks that can occur from falling, but it also prevents injuries that develop from having poor walking form.
Many people in this day and age have a hard time keeping their feet healthy. Because we spend a lot of time off our feet and often wear shoes that force our feet to walk in unnatural positions, some of our foot muscles don't develop how they should. Also, some jobs requires employees to spend a lot of time on their feet, often standing tstill, and this can lead to very sore feet. Fortunately, there are ways to get help. If you suffer from chronic foot pain, physical therapists can walk you through exercises and stretches that should help. If your feet are just sore from being overused, a day at the foot spa in Indianapolis can provide some much needed relief.
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The first step to take when you are looking into getting rid of these veins is to look into what kind of clinics are located near you that provide these services. Depending on where you live, there will either be many or not so many options. You will want to do some research on each one and what kind of treatments are provided at each, and then it will be time to decide which ones you want to visit for free consultations. If a clinic doesn't provide this service of a consultation for free, they probably aren't the best clinic to be going to. You really should be able to go in and find out what type of treatments are recommended and approximately how much it will cost you before you ever start any treatments at all. This will help you know what to expect and it gives you a chance to meet the clinic staff before starting.
The staff at any clinic is a huge selling or discouraging point for business. The staff is who works with the clients and they largely determine what kind of experience clients have while there. When the staff is friendly, outgoing, and respectful of a client's needs, the client will leave with the impression that they are valued and they will want to go back for more. So when you go into a clinic for your consultation for your varicose and spider veins in Columbus, you will really want to notice the staff and decide if they are a group that you will want to work with to feel more confident in your skin.
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In today's world of fashion and beauty, there are a million opinions on what qualifies a woman as beautiful. The problem with this idea is that it takes the power away from the individual woman and places the definition of beauty in someone else's hands. The truth is no one knows your beauty the way you do. You are the one who cares for you. You know every aspect of the body you live in. Sure, you can refer to magazines and beauty blogs to discover the best products for curly hair, but leave the definitions of beauty to the real expert: you.
When you understand the texture of your hair, the fairness of your skin, and the coloring of your eyes, it will be easy to make decisions about which products are best for your needs. It is important that you use your intuition about what works for you, rather than simply going down a checklist someone else created.
Beauty is a unique and individual experience. You get to love and nurture your beauty, because it is yours. Give yourself the permission to embrace it fully, and then go out and find the products that will help you enhance it. This is really the fun part for you and for every woman. It is important to remember that your beauty is difficult to enhance when you struggle to identify it. This struggle ends when you stop comparing yourself and see yourself through new eyes. Life truly does become more enjoyable when you believe in your own beauty.
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For both men and women, unwanted hair can be annoying, embarrassing, and decrease self-image and confidence. Everyone wants a head full of hair, but when the hair grows everywhere else it's not as desirable. Both men and women get embarrassed by hair on their arms, chest, back, neck, face, legs, and pubic area. As a result, there are a variety of options available to remove your unwanted hair. Most people choose to shave, tweeze, or wax their unwanted hair.
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Children typically don't realize they have poor eyesight when they do because they have never experienced anything different. It is important to get your child's eyes checked by the age of three, and if not then, at least get them checked before enrolling them into school.
Having to move into a senior community is something no one really looks forward to. Most relatives are uneasy about having to move a loved one into a community, but they are also uneasy about them living on their own, so they feel like they have no choice.
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"Life Into Literature", a writer's retreat
Mar 17, 2012
We are hosting a writer's retreat at the Tallman Hotel from April 22nd through the 27th which will focus on the art of creating memoirs, personal essays, and travel articles based on personal experience and therefore aptly entitled "Life Into Literature". Author Laura Fraser of San Francisco will be here leading writing lectures, workshops, and discussion panels, as well as offering one-on-one critique and support of the participants' own writing. She is joined by fellow writers Peter Orner, Tom Barbash, and Victoria Costello, all of whom are published authors and will be sharing their experiences and advice as well. We invite published and aspiring writers alike to spend a week with us and our talented hosts. Tranquility and beauty abound during springtime in Lake County and provide the perfect opportunity to gather one's thoughts, put them down on paper, and feel inspired. It won't be all work though, we also have several fun and local day-excursions planned so that you can experience even more of the beautiful and unique attractions that Lake County has to offer.
We have some of the most up-and-coming wineries in California so it will be a treat for participants to take a drive around Clear Lake to the town of Kelseyville in order to visit the tasting rooms of Wildhurst, Rosa d'Oro, and Chacewater Winery and Olive Mill. Continue to tantalize the senses and inspire the writer's mind with a trip to Ceago Vinegarden and Biodynamic Winery whose lush fields of lavender complement their award-winning wines to a degree of perfection. We do love our wines and are proud of their increasingly respected reputation in the industry. This lovely week will be concluded with a dinner prepared by the executive chef of our very own Blue Wing Saloon and paired with the Writer's Block line of wines produced by Steele Winery and introduced by winemaker Quincy Steele, also of Kelseyville. Linger over good food and good company as several members of Lake County literary groups join retreat participants for a festive conclusion to an inspired week of learning, sharing, and writing. We can accomodate up to 10 writers at the cost of $1250 each. This price offers 5 nights lodging, breakfast each morning, 2 lunches, and 4 dinners, which includes the closing night gourmet menu with wine pairings. Laura will contact all participants in advance and asks for a four to five page writing sample due at the beginning of the week. We hope to see many new faces, as we truly delight in helping new visitors to Lake County discover the serene and natural beauty of our community. Indeed we are fortunate to be located in the perfect setting for reflection and creativity so we could not be happier to share this experience. Visit the links below to learn more Laura Fraser and the guest hosts as well as the wonders that Lake County has to offer.
Laura's website provides links to her blog and more information about her workshops
Prominent Guests:
Peter Orner, whose most recent novel Love and Shame and Love has brought him into "the first rank of American writers"
Tom Barbash, professor at Stanford University, California College of the Arts, and Rainier Writing Workshop and experienced reporter
Victoria Costello has published work both herself and conventionally, including the recent The Complete Idiot's Guide to Writing a Memoir
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Lake County's offical visitor website
Ceago Del Lage Vinegarden and Biodynamic Winery
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UPDATE: Breakaway, MLS or USL?
Ed Serrano at Football in Miami and Beyond has an interesting piece on the TOA possibly entertaining the idea of joining MLS. I can report that with MLS undergoing CBA negotiations, the look of the league and its structure may very well be different and allow for some arrangement with the current USL-1 clubs.
However, I can also report that USL and a potential breakaway remain options, perhaps more viable options for the teams in the TOA. Events are continuing to develop, but NuRock, the new owners of USL are aware of the TOA concerns and may very well make some effort to bring the disaffected USL-1 clubs back into the fold. I have heard from a source that NuRock is very "proactive" about changes to USL.
MLS-2 or a new "breakaway" league are not yet inevitable. They are both certainly possible, but much of the speculation rests on the TOA clubs leaving USL, and that is not the forgone conclusion that has been represented in some other places on the web.
Basically, the TOA is in the process of evaluating all possible options for their member clubs. To not talk to MLS, or any other potential suitor would be irresponsible for the TOA and the clubs they represent.
September 16, 2009 at 1:51 pm
So basically, you are saying MLS2 is a last option?
September 16, 2009 at 5:15 pm
At the very least these talk are leverage against the USL as we know it. The TOA would be foolish not to explore ALL options before making a decision. The fact that we are talking with the MLS speaks volumes with the displeasure in the way the USL is run and the shady sale to NuRock.
September 16, 2009 at 5:30 pm
From reading comments on other sites concerning the TOA, it is obvious most people want some sort of MLS relationship established. It just adds more credibility to the TOA.
A return to USL will be viewed as the same old mediocre soccer league. I can't help but agree.
September 16, 2009 at 9:24 pm
Yo KK…the MLS is not a suitor…are you kidding? Davitson/traffic bought into the league to buy it. Now they are out..no league..no nothing and are frantic to do something. To give the MLS money to manage a league for them is a money making proposition. Why do Miami soccer fans have to suffer.
September 17, 2009 at 8:42 am
Hey KK we need more news on TOA possibly entertaining the idea of joining MLS.
September 17, 2009 at 10:27 am
@cipp You state that Traffic is frantic to do something. The TOA is composed of more than Miami FC. Montreal, Carolina, Vancouver and Minnesota are also members. This league has lost a franchise a year since Miami FC joined. Virgina Beach Mariners, California Victory, Tornoto Lynx (down to PDL) and Atlanta Silverbacks (sitting out the season) are all USL1 enrties since Miami FC joined. Not counting Cleveland City (which is up for sale) half of the league teams (5 of 10) are exploring the MLS2 or another league. If you count St. Louis Athletica (wants to form a professional mens team), Atlanta Silverbacks (sitting out due to displeasure with the way the USL is run), Tampa Bay Rowdies (who are scheduled to joint the USL1 but are members of TOA), Vancouver who wants a lower tier team in addition to their MLS entry there are 8 teams exploring a new league and only 5 at the most supporting the USL. If anything this number is inflated in the USL's favor as I included Cleveland City (up for sale) and Puerto Rico who is rumored to be active with the TOA group. I do not see anything where forming another league or becoming MLS2 does not do anything to make the Miami soccer fan to suffer. If anything we have suffered with the USL1 a poorly run league with no sense of direction.
September 17, 2009 at 6:22 pm
Great article. That would be an interesting idea, but the money has to be right for both parties.
September 18, 2009 at 10:33 am
Hey KK, Any new information on Miami FC/MLS talks?
September 18, 2009 at 1:01 pm
Nothing new yet- maybe later today
September 18, 2009 at 3:57 pm
MLS2 would be a bad idea. Either make USL work or start a new league, I say. Garber, and Co. already have too much power within US Soccer.


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The No. 13 Virginia wrestling team earned a 16-15 victory over Maryland Friday evening in front of a packed house at Memorial Gymnasium. A major decision by second-ranked Nick Sulzer at 165 pounds proved to be the difference as both teams won five bouts.
"I have the utmost respect for Maryland," Virginia head coach Steve Garland said. "I knew going in that it was going to be a battle, and it really was. That was one of the crazier dual meets we've had all year. After going through the match with the kids and my staff, we found there were a lot of positives. Nick Herrmann and Blaise Butler grinded out wins, with Blaise getting a really big win in the tiebreaker. Nick Sulzer got us bonus points, which essentially won us the dual."
Nick Herrmann, Gus Sako, Blaise Butler and Stephen Doty each won by decision at 125, 149, 157 and 174, respectively, for the Cavaliers.
Virginia is home again at 2 p.m. Sunday when it entertains Bucknell at Mem Gym.
No. 13 Virginia 16, Maryland 15
125: Nick Herrmann (UVa) dec. Billy Rappo (UMD) 5-1; UVa 3-0
133: Tyler Goodwin (UMD) dec. Joseph Martinez (UVa) 12-6; 3-3
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The North Koreans found that their most honorable rocket ship failed to launch into space. Reports indicated that it failed within minutes of launch. Furthermore, it broke up within minutes of lift off ending up in the ocean or something. CNN reports that their rocket was a humiliating situation. It's unknown what the latest offspring of Lil Kim will do about this.
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Dave Matthews Band headlined Sunday's HullabaLOU festival at Churchill Downs in Louisville, KY. Dressed all in black, Dave Matthews himself exclaimed to the crowd, "I thought it would smell a little more like horse shit!" and then ripped in to "You might die trying".
Classics like "Crush", "Stay or Leave", and "Don't Drink the Water" were played in the first half of his show...but then again what Dave Matthews Band songs aren't classics?
Dave himself danced around the stage while the other musicians had their solos. The horns, saxophone, and violin stole the show. Dave reminded the audience to drink plenty of water to balance all the beers in a voice that resembled Adam Sandler's. I've heard rumors that Dave Matthews does most of his shows trashed, but honestly I couldn't tell if he was under the influence or just a goofy dude. Either way, his music was on point and his comments entertaining.
For his encore, Dave Matthews Band brought out Zac Brown from Zac Brown Band and they played the Jimi Hendrix favorite, "All Along the Watchtower". Below you'll find the YouTube video from a concert go-er...it's a little rough, but better than I could get from the media lounge.
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the state in which one's eyes become glossy and red, one's stomach calls for food and one's brain cannot find the words. an extreme state of high. the term 'buldge' is used when said stoner realizes after about five minutes that they've been a.)rambling or b.) silent. typically, the pothead's eyes and mouth will open wide, followed by a large gasp of air and with the exhale "BULDGEEE"
by emmmmmily February 16, 2011


text: Climb on top of me and straddle my face so I can have better access to your tight pussy. I got to lick it, stimulate that crazy-cute clit so that you will cum all over my red, thick, full lips. I need to taste that FEMALE EJACULATION and get covered in your sticky juice. I love diving into your shaved cho-cha and running my tongue down your wet snatch and all over your thighs. It makes me so hot to grab those shapely thighs of yours and pull you down over me in quick pulsating movements that drive you to LESBIAN nirvana.


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The engine began to lose power during the initial climb after takeoff. The pilot elected to remain in the traffic pattern and return for landing; however, the engine subsequently lost power completely. The pilot prepared for a forced landing, but the airplane stalled about 20 feet above the ground and impacted a field. A postaccident examination revealed sufficient debris in the fuel system to restrict fuel flow to the carburetor. In addition, debris was observed in the individual gas containers used to fuel the airplane. The pilot reported that he used automotive gasoline and fueled the airplane from individual cans stored on site. Airplane maintenance records indicated that the most recent annual inspection was completed in June 2005. Regulations require an inspection to be completed within the preceding 12 calendar months.
The National Transportation Safety Board determines the probable cause(s) of this accident to be:
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