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On August 6, 1999 my son Zachary Tabor and Da;le Thornton and I began the first leg of our TIP-TO-TIP ride from Omaha, NE to Prudhoe Bay, Alaska. Later we would ride Central America and finally ride all the way from Omaha to Ushuaia, Argentina!
On August 6, 1999, my son Zack, best friend Dale and I, full of anticipation of adventures to come and high on adrenalin, left Omaha on two KLR 650s and Zack 1981 Honda GL 500. We packed comparatively light as we have all toured on bicycles and appreciate the need to keep it light and simple. We each carried our own tents and camping gear in the event we had to split up because of breakdown, injury or illness or the simple desire to go s own way. We did share cooking equipment and foods to minimize unnecessary duplication.
Were geared the KLRs with one tooth larger counter sprockets, installed Metzler Tourance tires, Enduro Engineering grip warmers, Tim Bernards footrests, Givi tour trunk and Kawasaki soft bags and tank bag. We also installed handlebar-mounted windshields behind the bikes fairing and Corbin saddles. We used Sea bags for all clothing and sleeping bags. We were virtually waterproof and proved it often in the next 23 days.
On a beautiful sunny morning we cruised into Norfolk, NE just in time to don our rain gear as the storm of the century dumped over 12 inches in one afternoon. By the time we reached Ainsworth, NE, the sun was out again and we basked in the beauty of the Sand Hills area of north west Nebraska en route to our first night stop at the Springs, South Dakota. This weekend is the beginning of the great motorcycle trailer migration to Sturgis and we shared this pretty campground with pickups, motor homes and lots of loud bikes.
The riding around Mount Rushmore is always a joy for motorcyclists and during the Sturgis rally the ride is even more interesting. Thousands of fellow cyclists riding in formations with unrestrained exhausts beating out a cacophony of primal noises while powerful motors push highly polished chrome and paint around sweeping curves that make you lean, shift and throttle in a poetry of motion. Then came us sounding more like lawnmowers and looking like homeless people on funny motorcycles. We stayed in Sturgis long enough for a beer and a T-shirt and rode to Bowman, ND where we camped at the municipal campground. Sturgis was just day two in an 8,000 mile ride.
The third day took us through Canadian Customs; they were very thorough, but we were able to ride to the beautiful city of Regina, Saskatchewan before dark and camped about 5 miles east of town. That night we met a Belgian couple riding across Canada on Concours. They were going to ride around the North American continent. This night the hails came and beat some of the campers tents down. Our gear weathered the storm and we are getting used to waking up damp.
Our route was pretty straight northwesterly and we visited Saskatoon for a lunch in the park and waved at Edmonton, as we were anxious to get to Dawson Creek and the beginning of the Alcan Highway. Dawson Creek is 2,000 miles from Omaha and we had gotten pretty comfortable with each others riding style. Five hundred miles a day is pretty easy on the KLR with the mostly street tires and the 400 RPM benefit of the 16 tooth C/S sprockets. The Honda is purely a street bike and Zack had no idea how nice he had it with shaft drive and a smooth V motor. After the prerequisite photo op at the tourist center in Dawson Creek and a soup and donut at Robins Donuts, we rode the block and a half to the real mile marker ONE for the real photo.
The Alcan Highway, which begins at MM (mile marker) ONE in downtown Dawson Creek, has been greatly improved since its construction in 1943, but the next 1535 miles to Fairbanks is still an adventure. Our first night on the Alcan was at Fort Nelson, BC. There are several towns along the way and plenty of camping, gas and food stops.
We stocked up on instant oatmeal, kipper herrings and sardines, crackers and soups because we anticipated increasing prices as we continued away from civilization. We learned that where there is one person, there is civilization. Most of our mornings started with rain and most of the late afternoon camp set ups were in sun. It was nice not to wear the rain suit today. Watson Lake is the famous city of signs with an area as big as a football field full of posts with license plates, street signs and city/state/country signs from all over the world. The bikes were holding up wonderfully. We serviced the KLR s chains every day or 500 miles with 90 wt. Gear lube. The chains did not even need an adjustment on the 8,000 mile trek.
Memorable places along the way were dining at the log chalet at Lake Munchos Corner: You eat upstairs; I think Jake lives on the first floor. This night at Haines Junction, it rained as usual and we started the morning's ride cold and damp. We found out later this was the day that the 20,000-year-old hunter was found in a glacier just up the mountain above our campsite. After Haines Junction, the villages are fewer and though there were only Junction Bay, Beaver Crossing and Teslin before you get to Whitehorse, you have to have lunch at the Bayshore Motel on Lake Kluane. Soup and sandwiches was a staple with us because they are relatively cheap and filling.
Whitehorse is so big compared to all the settlements we had been riding through that it was intimidating, as we had begun shunning civilization in our quest for THE unique experience. It and Delta Junction, Alaska are the major outposts before North Pole and Fairbanks. We restocked our food supply in Fairbanks and continued till dark: about 12:30 AM, when we camped at the Arctic Circle campground. Zack and I stopped at Finger Mountain and lost track of time discussing how tough the indigenous people must be to have lived so far north that this spot 60 miles south of the arctic Circle was considered going south for the winter!
Dale thought that we left and continued on his own another 100 miles to the historic outpost of Coldfoot. I chose to camp in the Arctic Circle camp ground and was a little apprehensive about all the black bears we saw so we slept in our leathers thinking we could survive a bear attack, Tourist! The road from Fairbanks to the beginning of the Alaska Pipe line is about 550 miles long and is paved to about 38 miles north of Fairbanks just a few miles beyond the Hilltop Cafe and truck stop. Only credit cards can be used here and at the end of the line at Deadhorse because the gas stations are not intended for cars and are not manned. The KLRs handled the gravel roads pretty well at 60 to 70 mph, but Zack GL500 had full street tires and pull back handlebars, which made loose gravel behavior more difficult.
Next day we caught up with Dale at Coldfoot named after a goldrush during the 1890s where so many would-be gold seekers gave up and left Alaska. By this time we had camped out every night for 11 straight, mostly wet nights. Coldfoot ran out of gas and we had to camp there a second day and wait for the gas truck to come up from Anchorage! The next day we left Coldfoot with two milk jugs, filled with gas, bungee corded to Zack's GL because his tank was not big enough for the 244 miles to Prudhoe Bay. The KLRs were able to go up to 300 miles on some stretches on a tank.
Entering the eerie and beautiful Brooks Range for the final stretch was the adventure we were looking for. A motorcyclist is on his own here. A lone cyclist could be lost for days or years if he were to go off the road and get injured. There are no rescue squads or tow trucks a few blocks way. We were told that a tow would cost at least $15.00 per mile.
The Dalton Highway, or Haul Road as the locals call it, is in constant state of maintenance and can have loose gravel the size of baseballs dumped on it daily. About 90 miles from Deadhorse, named for obvious reasons, I couldnt t figure out how Dale and Zack could ride so much faster than me as I hadn't seen them for 40 or 50 miles and I was by far the most experienced rider. Cresting a rise in the road, I saw my son, Zack lying on the edge of the gravel road with the GL lying in the ditch and his gear scattered all about.
He was shaken up and bruised, but his full-face helmet and full leathers saved him from cuts and scrapes. The GL lost mirrors, the tour trunk, windshield, right side footrest, miscellaneous body panels and precious gas, but was able to limp into Deadhorse where we stayed in a hotel for the first time; the Hotel Caribou was a lifesaver. Along this stretch, riding never far from the pipeline, we crossed the continental divide for the first of several times and spotted mountain goats, ram sheep and a musk ox.
Dale is a very recent motorcycle convert, but pulled over often to breath in the beauty that you cant experience from a cage. His feelings about the absolute quiet and peace of the Brooks Range were almost spiritual. The people in Prudhoe and along the Haul Road are special.
The footrest on a GL500 is cast iron and requires special welding rod and skills. I was told that there was probably only one guy who could help us out and that was Chris at Welding. He took the time to weld the peg perfectly! When I asked him how much I owed him, he said that he couldnt charge me, but I insisted that I owed him something so he told me that his boss would charge $200 per hour with a two-hour minimum. I swallowed hard and he told us to have a good ride home.
The ride back was dirty because the road crews were wetting the road more than the day before causing the cement like mud to fill in the radiator fins and choking out the cooling air. We had to squirt water through the radiators to clean out the solidifying mortar so the engines wouldnt t overheat. The chains really suffered on the 1000 miles or so of the gravel road and the bikes just looked beat. We back-tracked to Haines junction and headed south to Haines, AK to catch the ferry on the inland marine highway. We caught the ferry on a standby pass to Prince Rupert, BC and had great weather on the boat while viewing eagles, dolphins, pilot whales and the glorious woods of the Northwest Passage. Of course, it started raining as we left the boat at Prince Rupert and rode another 100 miles or so in a strong downpour to Terrace for a second night in a motel.
Another rainy day ride to Prince George for the night and again in the rain to Jasper and down to a rustic campground near Lake Louise. We camped here and were warned by the forest rangers to hang the food high or secure it in the steel lockers provided because the bears were looking to bulk up for the winter. The only visitor we had was a good sized bull elk that slept next to Dale s tent and was munching grass as we made our ritualistic coffee and oatmeal.
The ride through Banff National Park to Montana, across Wyoming and the panhandle of Nebraska was relaxed as we neared our home town of Omaha but also sad because we would have to give up this adventurers life that we cherished for 23 days and 8,000 miles on our funny looking dual sports and one really banged up GL500 Honda.
The rest of our journey from the tip of North America to the tip of South America would be in two stages. In January of 2000, Dale and I would ride with five other dual sport-riding friends from Omaha through Mexico, Belize and Guatemala.
Finally, on December 21, 2001, Dale Thornton, age 62 from Omaha, NE, Kevin Naser, age 42, Papillion, NE and I, Frank Tabor, age 55, also from Omaha, NE would leave for South America. Kevin had less than three weeks vacation and planned to ride to Honduras then return to Omaha by himself. Kevin and a friend had already explored South America in a small one-engine airplane.
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Best Steak Restaurant in Toronto - Suggestions?
Hi all,
I couldn't find any recent posts on this topic.
My husband's birthday is coming up this weekend. He really enjoys steak.
1) The location can be anywhere in Toronto or up in York Region.
2) There is no price limit - I will pay over $100 for the steak if it is worth it.
3) I don't care about wine lists or any other food - just that they have good steak.
Please advise!
Thank you!
re: JennaBean
Jacobs & Co. would get my vote as well, though Harbour 60 also has some great steaks too.
Jacobs & Co
12 Brant Street, Toronto, ON M5V 2M1, CA
re: tjr
+1 for Jacob's and co. Agree hands down best steak house in the city - bar none. I'm a huge steak eater and have been to almost every steak house in the city - but none compare to Jacobs and Co. You also need to order the table side caeser - best in the city.
Morton's is a chain and I will only go there in a squeeze. (ps, in 6 visits, never had a properly cooked medium-rare steak there - they always screw it up - but they do have great smoked salmon)
Harbour 60 has above-average steaks, but they're only aged 28 days - the steaks are better at Jacobs and co, and so are the sides, apps, and desserts.
re: justpete
The duck fat fries at Jacobs are also pretty great.
re: justpete
Oh that's interesting but I'm not a ketchup fan so I don't think it would be my cup o tea! I haven't been to in about three months. Almost time for a steak feast!
I know everyone on here will list something else
I love Morton's http://www.mortons.com/toronto/
4 Avenue Road at Prince Arthur
-right across from the Four Seasons Hotel
It is my go-to place for steak.
I always get the "Bone-in Filet Mignon"
(not on the menu, you have to ask for it
)I think it went for about $55
The bone-in makes it so juicy & moist, along with the char-grilled flavour
Seriously ONE GREAT STEAK!
It is absoooooooooooolutely fabulous
I have never had a bad experience there
Always perrrrrrrfectly cooked (I get it med-rare)
It is pure perfection!
I have never made reservations there
But you may want to in case....and perhaps 'request' the Filet Bone-in
Only once, did they not have it. I have had it about 6 times now
Have a pre-drink at the bar.....great to watch the bartenders and people watch
The staff is really nice. Great Service. Always the same faces, which is rare in a restaurant.
The dining room is warm, inviting and always hoping. A+++++++++
PS.....I did go to Jacobs once, but not my thing.
re: NoFixedAddress
My rating and those I dine with....
1. Harbour60
2. Mortons/Jacobs
re: NoFixedAddress
I feel like Morton is all sizzle and no substance. I don't enjoy the food there at all but alas that is what makes this board such a great resouce we all bring something differnet to the table.
I do have to day that I'm curious to know the origin of the steak if they can do a bone-in filet mignon for that price point. That's really cheap considering the limited number you get per cow. I'm a ribeye person myself so I would never order this cut but it is a really good deal if that's your thing and the meat if dry-aged and from a good supplier.
re: NoFixedAddress
Not your thing. Why?
re: lamaranthe
I really don't like to spend my money in chains full stop.
Might want to read this H60 thread first, especially the part about the 500% markup on wine, the highest of any restaurant in Toronto:
re: TexSquared
Whether or not it's overpriced isn't the question, especially considering the OP's post.
re: elvisahmed
No, not H60 if money is no object - Jacob's and Co is a better steakhouse - with better food, and better steaks - and incidentally, also has much more expensive steaks on it's menu from time to time - ie, a $500 Wagyu.
re: justpete
I've had the Wagyu flatiron! So good!
re: justpete
As I mentioned I haven't been to Jacob but have always heard good things about it. A client took me for dinner at H60 and we spent a good hunk of money there I was surprised to see the final tab as I thought it was way high. H60 has great ambiance and old world charm IMO and is by no means a sub standard steakhouse. Again everything is relative if its about dropping 500$ on a single steak why doesn't the OP have a chef come over and grill a steak for him :) I am sure he can buy the most expensive meat here in TO and have it grilled to his liking.
re: elvisahmed
I agree that it has old world charm and ambiance, and I actually do like the decor - it is one of my favourite things about it - and although their steaks are decent, their accompaniments are sub-par... and their are much better steaks in the city - money shouldn't be the deciding factor, quality should be. Just because H60 is the most expensive, it doesn't make it the best in the city - just the most expensive.
I might also add that the best single steak in the city, IMO, can be found at Splendido - it's 60 dry-aged ribeye, but, the best "steak house" is Jacob's and Co - which is what the OP was requesting.
88 Harbord Street, Toronto, ON M5S 1G5, CA
re: justpete
The ribeye at Spendido comes with the best buttery king mushrooms ever!!!
re: JennaBean
No kidding.. and the gnocchi!! So delicious! God, I'm starving. lol.
btw Jenna, have you ever had the 100-day dry aged? They only have it once in a while...
re: justpete
I agree Jacobs offers some better steaks, but at a price!
My favourite is up in Thornhill- the Octagon at Clark and Yonge, though now living downtown, I haven't been there in years. Very old-school steakhouse, which, if memory serves, is on par with or exceeds H60 or Barberian's, though I've never been to Jacob's.
7 Elm St, Toronto, ON M5G1H1, CA
So I guess there' really only a few to think about. We've never been to Jacob's, H60 or Morton's.
Thanks for all the details and quick responses. I'll probably wait for a few more opinions before I pick one tomorrow and make reservations for Friday. You guys are really REALLY amazing. Keep the comments coming!
re: mjpang
Although you say you don't care about the other food, at Jacob's the Caesar salad prepared table-side is pretty satisfying. And the duck fat fries, as others have mentioned.
Forget about Jacob & Co. and Morton's which are more sizzle than steak.
Do you want to spend your money on fancy surroundings and atmosphere, or do you want to taste steak as God intended?
Listen to me. Here's a well-kept secret:
The best steaks in Toronto are to be had at House of Chan ---Eglinton Ave. West just west of Bathurst St.
H of C has been in business for about 50 years. What could be a better recommendation than that?
Trust me.
House of Chan
876 Eglinton Ave W, Toronto, ON M6C2B6, CA
re: Doctormhl1
Barberian's has been open for more than 50 years and is a much better steakhouse than House of Chan.
re: ingloriouseater
Love Barberians too!
7 Elm St, Toronto, ON M5G1H1, CA
re: justsayn
Me too but I'd still pick Jacob's over any other steak place in the city.
re: JennaBean
thanks JennaBean. I hadn't tried Jacobs yet, mostly because one of my friends mentioned they don't season steak the way old school steakhouses do, and I like my steaks seasoned by the time they reach me at the table. That being said, a couple of my friends love Jacobs.
I'd hope Barberian's uses their steak spice, if they're selling it. ;-)
7 Elm St, Toronto, ON M5G1H1, CA
re: Doctormhl1
I would avoid House of Chan. The quality of the meat is great, but everything else was awful. the sides are strange and did not taste great. The steak was burnt on the outside, not chared. Worst of all the service, the waiters there are all Chinese and although I do not sound like I speak Chinese I do. One of the waiters was making extremely rude comments about the restaurant patrons. When I asked for the manager to complain about it, he just smiled and said sorry. If the food was outstanding I might over look something like that, but I'll be damned if I am going to pay for crappy food and insults.
House of Chan
876 Eglinton Ave W, Toronto, ON M6C2B6, CA
Thanks everyone! I've made reservations at Jacob's. I'll let everyone know how it went. I definitely intend to go to House of Chan and H60 and Morton's at some later date.
Thanks for all the amazing info!
House of Chan
876 Eglinton Ave W, Toronto, ON M6C2B6, CA
We went to Jacob's Friday and we had a lovely experience.
My husband had the bone in ribeye and I had the California Cut Striplion Wagyu Beef.
Both were delicious and moist and cooked to perfection.
The potato puree was delicious, but didn't compare to the amazing duck fat frites.
These were definitely the best steaks either one of us have had. The sauces on the side were a nice touch, but really the beef didn't need any sauce at all. Definitely one of our favourites and we will be going backl.
re: mjpang
What was your favourite place out for steaks, prior to Jacob's?
re: justsayn
7 Elm St, Toronto, ON M5G1H1, CA
Looking for a non-chain steakhouse that's open on a Sunday.
Looks like Jacobs, Le Castile, Black Angus, Senior's, David Duncan House are closed on Sundays.
Looks like Barberian's, Harbour 60 and House of Chan are open for dinner on Sundays. Leaning towards Barberian's.
Are there any other non-chain steakhouses open on Sundays, that you'd recommend?
7 Elm St, Toronto, ON M5G1H1, CA
House of Chan
876 Eglinton Ave W, Toronto, ON M6C2B6, CA
Black Angus
740 Lakeshore Rd E, Mississauga, ON L5E, CA
The David Duncan House
125 Moatfield Dr, Toronto, ON M3B3L6, CA
re: TorontoJo
Thanks, TorontoJo ;-)
re: TorontoJo
Actually I have been to David Duncan house on many occassions and I would compare it favourably to most steakhouses for quality and consistency. Not probably in the same league as H60 (haven't been to Jacob & Co) but certainly respectable and I have always enjoyed their New York strip.
re: Aardvark
I wouldnt wish DDH on my worst enemy. Their freshly made frozen vegetables (factual) and mash potatoes from a can (presumably) says it all.
re: justpete
Yeah, that could all be true. I've only ever ordered the baked potato and always the steak. I can't remember anything about vegetables since it's never something I focus on, strictly the steak.
re: justpete
Hoping to find good steak at a steakhouse on a Sunday. Wanted an old school steakhouse atmosphere, if possible.
re: good steak on Sunday, without the steakhouse- I've been happy with the ribeye at Globe Earth.
re: justpete
Thanks justpete.
Yep, according to the BA website, it's closed. We're going with Barberian's.
7 Elm St, Toronto, ON M5G1H1, CA
re: justsayn
Thanks, justsayn. ;-)
It'll be my first visit to Barberian's. What cut should I get?
Will Barberian's allow customers to split Porterhouse steaks and/or take home doggie bags?
re: prima
Well....I hate to throw a ringer in, but they always had GREAT ribs! : ) Not the fall off the bone mushy kind you find at Baton Rouge.
Different cut choices are so personal. Most people I know base their decision on size of cut they want that evening and level of fattiness they enjoy?
I have often left with a doggie bag as I love the big rib steak. but can never finish it : P
re: justsayn
Good to know they allow doggie bags. I've usually tried my best to finish what's on my plate when I haven't been aware of the doggie bag policy, so I'm very happy to hear that it's been done at Barberian's.
Now that I know I can get a doggie bag, I'll lean towards the cut I really want, rather than the one that's closest to the portion size I want on Sunday. ;-)
7 Elm St, Toronto, ON M5G1H1, CA
re: justsayn
By the way, which sides do you order, justsayn?
re: prima
Maybe someone else can answer to this and help steer you!
I have really become a Harbour fan and go there 5 or 6 times a year. I ate at Barberians all the time in the 90s but I was last there early 2010 for a stag. I remember the garlic bread was still great. The caesar salad was good and the rest is forgotten. The rib steak was really tasty and juicy and well cooked.
Sorry I can't be more help.
7 Elm St, Toronto, ON M5G1H1, CA
re: justsayn
Thanks justsayn.
re: justsayn
Tried the Rib Steak, medium rare, and split a garden salad and banana split with my friend. Liked the gratis giardiniera, that included fennel, as well as hot peppers and carrots. Agree, the garlic bread is very good. I also like the garlic bread served at Tom Jones.
Brought part of my steak home with me, in a little black box.
Our server was really down-to-earth- probably the friendliest, and surprisingly low-key (in a nice way) service that I've found in TO.
While I really liked the server and service, and would return for that, if I was just looking for a rib steak, I'm just as happy ordering the rib steak or ribeye from a non-steakhouse. I guess I don't appreciate the differences between a decent steak and a great steak, so a higher quality cut or grade of beef is lost on me. Although my steak at Barberian's was good, I actually preferred my relatively economical ribeye at Globe Earth a few months ago, and the steak frites (don't remember the cut) I ordered at Cowbell a couple years back. Both those steaks were probably over-seasoned and possibly too tough for bona fide steaklovers, but they were seasoned just right for this occasional steak-eater.
7 Elm St, Toronto, ON M5G1H1, CA
1564 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6R1A6, CA
Tom Jones
17 Leader Lane, Toronto, ON M5E1L8, CA
1055 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M4W, CA
re: prima
It's evolution I guess. One can now get great steaks in the city at great non-steak restos.
But meat eaters who want the dedicated steak house experience, there is nothing like the ambience of a true steak house whether old school or modern.
Hope you enjoyed your steak just the same!
re: justsayn
I definitely enjoyed the steak and the experience.
Also enjoyed my leftover steak the next day. Leftover Barberian's rib steak is the best leftover I've had in a long time.
7 Elm St, Toronto, ON M5G1H1, CA
Barberians has a great steak. The restaurant is a little bit tired looking but has a kitchy feel. We love the private dining room upstairs that has a round table for 8 people. It is very intimate. The steak is fantastic.
7 Elm St, Toronto, ON M5G1H1, CA
Hey, have you considered trying Barclay's, located I think in the Warden and Lawerance area. Its a really nice steakhouse, Ive been once and got the prime rib and it was awesome. Its a very small place, but Id consider it pretty classy.
Ive never heard that place mentioned on here, has anyone here tried it?
re: jmarcroyal
Are you sure they are open? I see a review from 2007 saying that they closed.
Even if they were open, I've never heard it mentioned and also I think the OP was looking for a higher end place.
re: foodyDudey
I thought it was pretty high end, although I admit I wasnt paying attention to the menu much at the time when I went. Its a shame it closed, it was a pretty nice place, small, intimate, nice decor, great wait staff. I dont know where The Keg falls on the Steakhouse scale, im guessing right at the bottom, but this place(non chain) was definetely 2 or 3 steps above that.
re: rok888
Carmens closed a couple of yrs ago and that was after it significantly went downhill! Back in the day it was stellar for Toronto! I agree Jacobs is very much over-rated!
re: justsayn
The steak or veal chop at 11eleven great value
Four of us went to Barberian's last night, three for the first time. The service and food were first-rate. I shared the Chateaubriand which was done exactly medium-rare as requested, with a great char and really flavourful beef. Good béarnaise accompanied. Our friends enjoyed their massive porterhouse and NY strip. Barberian's mashed potatoes must be the best in the city. Excellent fish chowder, oysters and home-made pate as starters, baskets of garlic toast kept coming; a really good cheesecake - luscious not dry - and some coffees of various varieties. Only downside - and I kick myself for forgetting this every time I have a taste - the chocolate mousse which is a thimbleful of tasty if sweet milk chocolate mousse in a dark choc moulded "house" with a white chocolate roof - all too sweet. With tax and a generous tip, including 2 bottles of a fruit-forward Penfolds Shiraz blend, the bill was $650. Well done to Barberian's!
re: Bigtigger
The ribeye at Barberian's is my favourite steak in Toronto.
re: prima
My fav steak these days is a toss-up between the Bone-in Ribeye at J&Co and the Cote de beouf at Best Ellen.
Both incredible servings of meat. I prefer the cooking method at J&C to Barberians.
Also, if you like Barberians, you may like Black Angus at Islington & Dundas as well, if you haven't been..
re: Bigtigger
Can you tell me what the Chateaubriand for 2 costs there? That's what me and the Mrs order any time we go to a steakhouse
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Medal of Honor: Allied Assault FAQ/Walkthrough by LordKrell Single Player Guide Version 0.9 Last Updated: Feb-14, 2002 Platform: PC Current patch revision: 1.1 (Jan-25, 2002) (U.S. version only) ==================================== || CONTENTS || ==================================== || || || [INTRO] || || || || [WALKTHROUGH] || || || || [WEAPONS] || || || || [ITEMS] || || || || [ENEMIES] || || || || [MEDALS] || || || || [FAQ] || || || || [VERSION HISTORY] || || || || [LEGAL STUFF / CONTACT INFO] || || || || [CREDITS] || || || ==================================== ------ You can do a search (Ctrl+F or F3, usually) on any words enclosed | NOTE | between brackets [] (include the brackets). Use this feature to find ------ the information you need or jump directly to the relevant section. 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Captain Richards will be in | | command of the mission, so pay close attention to his | | orders. Lieutenant Powell, as second in command, you | | will be bringing up the rear and supporting the assault | | on the village. | | | | One more note - watch your ammo. The M1 Garand doesn't | | reload easily in the middle of a clip, so you'll have to | | fire off the whole clip before you can reload again. | | | | | | Stanley Hargrove | | Colonel, U. S. Army, | | Commanding. | ------------------------------------------------------------ CHECKPOINT | Rangers Lead the Way - Starting | CHECKPOINT As the mission begins, you'll be riding in the first of the two Opel trucks on their way to the village checkpoint. Listen to Captain Richard's orders as the trucks arrive at destination. A German will check the papers of the second truck's driver, but he'll say they're no good. Uh oh, looks like you're in trouble now (did you really expect otherwise?). The truck will get blasted by a Panzerschreck from above! So better do as the Captain says: get out of the truck and start fighting! CHECKPOINT | Rangers Lead the Way - Ride gone bad | CHECKPOINT NEW OBJECTIVE : Infiltrate the German occupied village. -------------------- | 1ST RANGER SQUAD | -------------------- ----------- ------------------------------------------- | Captain Richards - Thompson | COMMENTS : Your squad mates will help | | Private Allen - M1 Garand | you get through this level, but they | | Private Thomas - M1 Garand | will all be dead by the end. So don't | | Private Wilson - M1 Garand | try to hard to protect them. | -------------------------------- ------------------------------------------- Stick with your squad and fight the soldiers up to the village gate. There are some barrels right of the gate you can shoot to blast the soldiers nearby. Follow the squad into the village and keep fighting the soldiers until you reach a courtyard. Note that there is some health and ammo to be found along the way, check on crates and in a house. Then captain will order the squad to regroup and tell you to check the door. OBJECTIVE COMPLETED : Infiltrate the German occupied village. NEW OBJECTIVE : Check the door. Simply approach the double door in the courtyard and press the Use key on it to find out it's locked. OBJECTIVE COMPLETED : Check the door. Oh crap, it's an ambush. Soldiers will appear on the rooftops all around you, so help your squad in defeating them. Start by taking out the one firing the MG42 from a window first. After a while, the door in the building with the MG42 will be opened and the captain will order you to man the machine gun. NEW OBJECTIVE : Man the MG42 mounted machine gun. So quickly go through the now opened door and head upstairs. Press the Use key near the MG42 machine gun to use it. OBJECTIVE COMPLETED : Man the MG42 mounted machine gun. NEW OBJECTIVE : Hold off the reinforcements. Shoot down all the soldiers on the building ahead until no more appear. At this point everyone except Private Wilson should be dead (you cannot avoid this). OBJECTIVE COMPLETED : Hold off the reinforcements. NEW OBJECTIVE : Continue on your mission. Private Wilson will tell you to go on ahead and he'll cover you. In the room you are in is a surgeon pack and some grenades if you need them. Now head downstairs and as soon as you exit the house Wilson will also be killed. Some cover. Kill any remaining soldiers then head for the double door that was locked before. More soldiers will bust through it. Take care of them then go through the door and open the gate beyond to finish this level. OBJECTIVE COMPLETED : Continue on your mission. --------------- -------------------------------- | [MISSION 1] | [PART 2: The Rescue Mission] | ----- --------------- -------------------------------- ----------------------- The second level is a bit longer than the first but not much harder. Your ene- mies are still few in numbers and easy to kill. You'll also need to rescue two prisoners (well, one is optional) and protect them. Get used to protecting friendly NPCs, it will get harder in the later missions. ------------------ | Mission Orders | ------------------ ----------------------------------------- | The Rescue Mission - Algeria, North Africa | | November 7, 1942 | | | | Even the best planned missions can go awry. That | | incident at the checkpoint has so far cost us the lives | | of your entire squad but it must not prevent you from | | completing the mission. | | | | We received our agent's last message near the town of | | Arzew, which is built around a desert fort now occupied | | by the Germans. If our agent was indeed captured, | | there's a good chance he'll be held somewhere in the | | town and interrogated. His original exfiltration plan | | was quite detailed, so he'll have a few ideas about how | | to get you to safety. With any luck, you'll be able to | | help him complete his mission, which is to destroy the | | 88mm guns covering the harbor. | | | | Locate our agent. We've only been out of contact with | | him for less than a week, and once the Germans realize | | who our agent is, they'll probably have him sent to | | Berlin for a full 'interrogation.' We expect that | | they'll keep him safe and sound until then. As a Major, | | he'll assume command of the mission once you've freed | | him. He knows the territory and the best escape routes, | | so cover his back and pay attention to his orders. | | | | This won't be an easy one. Good luck. | | | | | | Stanley Hargrove | | Colonel, U. S. Army, | | Commanding. | ------------------------------------------------------------ CHECKPOINT | The Rescue Mission - Starting | CHECKPOINT NEW OBJECTIVE : Find and rescue the SAS Agent. Start by going around the corner, and you'll see some prisoners who are taken away in a truck. Go through the gate to the right (the main gate is locked) and pick up the first aid if you want, then exit through the other gate. Go forward and through the first doorway on your left to disrupt some guards in their card game. Take the health and ammo in the room then go up the stairs to reach a cell door. Open it to free Jack Grillo. OBJECTIVE COMPLETED : Find and rescue the SAS Agent. NEW OBJECTIVE : Follow the SAS Agent. ------------- | SAG AGENT | ------------- -------- ----------------------------------------------------- | Jack Grillo - MP40 | COMMENTS : Jack is pretty tough, and will help | | | you a lot during this level. He CAN be killed, | | | however, so make sure you still protect him. You | | | will fail the mission if he dies. | ---------------------- ----------------------------------------------------- Now you have to make sure Jack doesn't get killed in this mission, so always protect him the best you can. He'll heal himself several times so you shouldn't have any problems. Follow him and he'll get himself a MP40 from a nearby table (take the other one if you need it). Then follow him around the village until you arrive at a locked gate. While unlocking it, he'll explain to you he needs to get back some documents and explosives of his. NEW OBJECTIVE : Steal explosives from the fortress. After he opens the gate, keep following and protecting him. You'll eventually reach the heavily guarded fortress. CHECKPOINT | The Rescue Mission - SAS on the warpath | CHECKPOINT Jack will tell you to follow him so he can show you how to avoid the spotlights. Simply stay close behind him and you won't get caught. If you do get spotted you or Jack will most likely die. You'll enter the fortress through a small bunker. CHECKPOINT | The Rescue Mission - Rescue successful | CHECKPOINT Follow Jack through the fortress, killing the guards along the way, and he'll find the documents in a small room. Now for the explosives. OBJECTIVE COMPLETED : Follow the SAS Agent. Follow Jack up the stairs and get a surgeon pack at the end of the hallway if you need it. On the way back you'll hear Germans speaking through a wall. Grillo will say that they've got more prisoners. Now you'll have to ignore Jack for this next part if you want to rescue the prisoner. Go back downstairs, keep going in the next hallway then exit left into the fortress courtyard. To your right will be some stairs. Climb them up, turn left and climb up the small set of stairs. Follow this path until you reach the room where the prisoner is being 'interrogated'. Get rid of the guards to save him, and he'll arm himself with a KAR 98 Sniper Rifle. Nice. ------------------- | PRISONER OF WAR | ------------------- --- ---------------------------------------------------- | Private Jury - | COMMENTS : Jury is relatively weak, so you'll | | KAR 98 Sniper Rifle | have to make sure he doesn't draw too much fire | | | to himself, especially near the end of the level | | | where you'll face more soldiers. If you save him | | | you might be rewarded... | ----------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- So go back in the courtyard the way you came from, and through the doorway on the left. Keep going to reach the stairs you used earlier. Left of those stairs is a spiral staircase going down. Head downstairs to find Jack again, who may or may not be fighting some soldiers depending how much time you took to get there. Get the explosives at the end of the room, plus any health or ammo you need in the room. CHECKPOINT | The Rescue Mission - Fortress infiltration | CHECKPOINT OBJECTIVE COMPLETED : Steal explosives from the fortress. NEW ITEM : Time Bombs NEW OBJECTIVE : Use explosives to escape. Follow Jack again, up the stairs into the courtyard. You'll go through the spotlights again, but this time you also have Private Jury, and if you follow Jack you'll get caught. So when Jack starts running along the left wall, instead of following him quickly run between the two rocks on your right. If done correctly, you and Jury should get through safely. CHECKPOINT | The Rescue Mission - Goods grabbed, gone | CHECKPOINT Then Jack will tell you to use your explosives to blow the gate ahead. Simply press the Use key over the red flashing spot to set them. You have 5 seconds to get away before it blows up. OBJECTIVE COMPLETED : Use explosives to escape. NEW OBJECTIVE : Use explosives to destroy a Flak88. Follow Jack to the Flak88 cannons and take out the soldiers around. Put an explosive on the left cannon and get away within 5 seconds. Boom! OBJECTIVE COMPLETED : Use explosives to destroy a Flak88. NEW OBJECTIVE : Meet Grillo by the gate and exfiltrate. At this point Private Jury will stay behind and cover the area, so don't worry about him. Follow Jack to the exit gate and he'll explain the plans for the next part. Level complete. OBJECTIVE COMPLETED : Meet Grillo by the gate and exfiltrate. If you managed to rescue and protect Private Jury, you'll be awarded your first medal! ----------------------------------------- | MEDAL AWARDED : [The Legion of Merit] | ---------------- ----------------------------------------- ---------------- | For exceptionally meritorious conduct in the performance of outstanding | | service on November 7, 1942. Lt. Mike Powell, 1st Ranger Bn., rescued | | both a British and an American POW from a heavily fortified German | | outpost. Lt. Powell's actions helped secure Allied victory during the | | landings of Operation Torch. | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------- ------------------------------------ | [MISSION 1] | [PART 3: Sabotage the Motorpool] | ----- --------------- ------------------------------------ ------------------- Another short level (like most of mission 1) and one that shouldn't pose much problems at all. Just complete your objectives while dealing with the minimal security in place. ------------------ | Mission Orders | ------------------------------------------------------------ | Sabotage the Motorpool - Algeria, North Africa | | November 7, 1942 | | | | Well done. You've kept the Germans from obtaining vital | | secrets about our operations and found a way out of | | this mess. Destroying the 88mm guns covering Arzew | | Harbor was a critical move, keeping Operation Torch on | | schedule and making the job of landing on the beach that | | much easier. By now, Major Grillo has no doubt chosen an | | exfiltration plan and is on his way to one of several | | camouflaged desert supply caches from his previous | | mission. He'll procure some transport to get you two out | | of there. | | | | Meanwhile, you'll have to take care of two things: keep | | the Germans from pursuing, and disrupt troop mobility | | along the coast when our forces land. You can do this by | | finding Opel transport trucks in the German-held port | | facilities. Render the trucks useless by disabling the | | engines with your wire cutters. Keep your eyes open for | | Panzer and Tiger tanks and put them out of commission | | whenever possible with your radio bombs. | | | | Finally, destroy any munitions caches and get out of | | there. Major Grillo will rendezvous with you once | | you're clear of the motorpool. Choose your battles | | carefully - the Germans are hunting for you and have | | you completely outnumbered. | | | | | | Stanley Hargrove | | Colonel, U. S. Army, | | Commanding. | ------------------------------------------------------------ CHECKPOINT | Sabotage the Motorpool - Starting | CHECKPOINT NEW OBJECTIVE : Disable Opel trucks. [3 remaining] NEW OBJECTIVE : Bomb tanks. [4 remaining] NEW OBJECTIVE : Bomb munitions cache. NEW OBJECTIVE : Exfiltrate the facility. NEW ITEM : Wire Cutters NEW ITEM : Radio Bombs Go forward and turn left on the street. Take care of any soldiers and workers then enter the warehouse to your left through the open door. Look on the left side of the Opel truck's engine and you'll see a red flashing wire. Press the Use key to cut it and disable the truck (those Germans aren't too smart apparently). Next to the truck is also a first aid kit on the table. Go to the other side of the warehouse to find another truck. Cut the wire as well. Now exit the warehouse through the open door just behind that truck, and cross the street to enter the other warehouse right in front of you. Inside you'll find the third truck, so disable it as well. OBJECTIVE COMPLETED : Disable Opel trucks. Exit the warehouse through the large open doors behind the truck to find yourself on another street in the motorpool. Go down the street and you'll see two tanks on your left. The second one will leave as you approach, so ignore it for now. Go behind the first tank and plant a radio bomb. Keep following the street and you'll see a watch tower ahead with a search light. CHECKPOINT | Sabotage the Motorpool - Tank garage | CHECKPOINT Shoot the guard on the watch tower with your Garand and any other soldiers in the area. This way you won't have to worry about the search light. Now plant an explosive on the Tiger tank and enter the warehouse at the end of the street. You'll see a bunch of crates on the right side, plant an explosive on this munition's cache. OBJECTIVE COMPLETED : Bomb munitions cache. You'll also find a first aid kit, some grenades and plenty of SMG ammo in a crate. Now exit through the doorway in front of the munitions cache. CHECKPOINT | Sabotage the Motorpool - Ammo storage | CHECKPOINT Exit this small room and you'll see a Panzer in a hangar right in front of you, so set a bomb behind it. Clear the area of any soldiers (including the ones in the two watch towers) then plant your last bomb on the Tiger tank that's being repaired in the middle of the courtyard. OBJECTIVE COMPLETED : Bomb tanks. Get away and enjoy the fireworks as your bombs explode. This will attract some soldiers so be ready. When you're done, go in the house that's right behind the dismantled tank (the door should now be open). In the room to your left is a surgeon pack in case you're hurt. Then go through the house and you'll reach a room where a phone is ringing. In this room is a first aid kit. When you're ready, go through the door. CHECKPOINT | Sabotage the Motorpool - Exfiltrating | CHECKPOINT Shoot the guard in the watch tower and any other enemies outside then go to the gate leading out of there. Grillo will bust through that gate with a jeep. Go to him to finish this level. OBJECTIVE COMPLETED : Exfiltrate the facility. --------------- -------------------------------- | [MISSION 1] | [PART 4: Lighting the Torch] | ----- --------------- -------------------------------- ----------------------- This multi-part level is also the longest and hardest of mission 1. The first parts will have you go through an almost arcade-like shooting sequence where you'll fire a mounted machine gun on the back of a Jeep, as Jack drives you around. Then you'll be alone again as you have to get to the lighthouse on foot and activate it. You'll face a bit more enemies than you're used to, but health and ammo is plentiful so you shouldn't have much trouble. ------------------ | Mission Orders | ------------------ ----------------------------------------- | Lighting the Torch - Algeria, North Africa | | November 7, 1942. | | | | Good work on sabotaging the motorpool. I hope you've | | had some rest during the drive down the coast, because | | you're not done yet. Your final target is a radar | | tracking station built into the side of a cliff | | overlooking the Mediterranean. This station can direct | | intense fire onto the fleet from distant coastal gun | | batteries. Destroying that station will render those | | guns blind and useless, allowing the fleet to sail in | | unchallenged. | | | | Grillo will drive while you operate the .30 cal machine | | gun at the back of the jeep. The station is located next | | to a desert airstrip, where you should destroy a | | squadron of Stuka dive-bombers stationed there, and any | | other targets of opportunity. Then enter the radar | | station and destroy the sensitive radar equipment - | | just shoot the controls out. Head down to the seawall | | and fight your way into the lighthouse at its end. Give | | our fleet the "all clear" signal by activating the lamp. | | Once that's taken care of, rendezvous with Major Grillo | | at the foot of the lighthouse for extraction. | | | | with any luck, we'll force Rommel and the Afrika Korps | | out of North Africa soon enough. | | | | | | Stanley Hargrove | | Colonel, U. S. Army, | | Commanding. | ------------------------------------------------------------ CHECKPOINT | Lighting the Torch - Desert Road - Starting | CHECKPOINT NEW OBJECTIVE : Reach the airfield. Shoot any soldiers along the way. At one point you'll reach a barricade. Shoot all the wooden boards to the right of the truck plus the crate behind to continue. Shortly after you'll be back on the road. Watch out for soldiers jumping down from the wall of the building ahead. Keep going and you'll see a soldier shooting rockets at you from the top of a bunker, so be sure to take him out. Once you're past the outpost you'll be on your way to the airfield. CHECKPOINT | Grounding the Airfield - Starting | CHECKPOINT OBJECTIVE COMPLETED : Reach the airfield. NEW OBJECTIVE : Destroy the aircraft. [12 remaining] At this point all your health will be restored. Look behind you and you'll see a truck chasing you. Kill all the soldiers aboard then shoot the truck until it explodes. Once Jack reaches the entrance to the airfield he'll take a left and stop in a fuel depot. Shoot all the barrels and soldiers. This is supposed to create a diversion. Jack will eventually back out of there and enter the airfield. Now you need to shoot down those planes. The first four will be on your left. Then he'll do a 180 and you'll see another one on the left. But a truck will also give you chase, coming from the back of the airstrip so take care of it as well. Then there will be another plane in a hangar. Next you'll see a group of three planes on your left and, as you pass by them, a Stuka will take off on your right (you don't really have to shoot it down, though it will come back later to attack you if you don't). Next is a plane in another hangar on your left just before Grillo does another 180 degrees turn. The last two planes will be on your left. Don't worry if you miss some of the targets, Jack will circle around the airfield until you've destroyed them all. Just watch out for the soldiers all around you (they'll always keep coming). When you're done Grillo will drop you at the radar station. CHECKPOINT | Lighting the Torch - Lighthouse - Starting | CHECKPOINT OBJECTIVE COMPLETED : Destroy the aircraft. NEW OBJECTIVE : Destroy all communications equipment. NEW OBJECTIVE : Make your way to the lighthouse. NEW OBJECTIVE : Signal the fleet with the lighthouse beacon. Head downstairs and you'll hear some guards wondering if they really do exist. Go through the door to your left and really put an end to their existence. Inside this room is the comm equipment, so shoot it all down. OBJECTIVE COMPLETED : Destroy all communications equipment. Exit this room and go through the doorway right in front of you to find a surgeon pack. Exit and turn right. Through the first door on the right is an empty office with a soldier. Go in the hallway on the right, past the office. The first two rooms (left and right) are bunkers containing lots of rifle ammo and grenades, and even some machine gun ammo. Keep going down the hallway. The next room on the left is a bathroom, with nothing of interest. The other room past the bathroom is a small storeroom with a medicinal canteen and some SMG ammo. Finally the room at the end of the hallway contains pistol ammo and binoculars (on the bench). NEW ITEM : Binoculars Now go back the way you came from and turn right at the end of the hallway. Down this passage you'll find an elevator. Enter it and push the button to ride it down (doesn't look too stable huh?). Enter the room and kill all the soldiers inside, plus all the soldier on the level down below. There's also a first aid kit if you need it. When you're done go back to the elevator and ride it down again to the ground level. In the room in front of you is a medicinal canteen and pistol ammo. Exit the garage through the open doors at the end and follow the road to the lighthouse. Eventually you'll see a small bunker on your left with a first aid kit in it. Keep going, dispatch any sentries and go into the tunnel ahead (watch out for a soldier shooting you through the window in the tunnel). Follow the passageway to reach the base of the lighthouse. OBJECTIVE COMPLETED : Make your way to the lighthouse. If you need health, look among the crates under the staircase for a first aid kit. Climb the spiral staircase to the top while watching out for a soldier throwing grenades at you. Pull the lever at the top to activate the lighthouse. OBJECTIVE COMPLETED : Signal the fleet with the lighthouse beacon. NEW OBJECTIVE : Meet up with Major Grillo in the truck and escape. Quickly run downstairs and back outside you'll see a truck approaching down the road. Turn right and wait by the gate blocking the road. Soon enough Jack will come busting through (as usual) in a truck. Get in to complete the first mission! You really don't need to fight the soldiers coming in the other truck if you're fast enough. OBJECTIVE COMPLETED : Meet up with Major Grillo in the truck and escape. ------------------------------------------------- | *TRONDHEIM - [MISSION 2: SCUTTLING THE U-529] | - ------------------------------------------------- -------------------------- CHECKPOINT | Briefing 2 - Scuttling the U-529 - Starting | CHECKPOINT ---------------------- | MISSION 2 CONTENTS | ---------------------- --------------------------- | [PART 1: Secret Documents of the Kriegsmarine] | | [PART 2: Scuttling the U-529] | | [PART 3: Escape from Trondheim] | -------------------------------------------------- --------------- -------------------------------------------------- | [MISSION 2] | [PART 1: Secret Documents of the Kriegsmarine] | ----- --------------- -------------------------------------------------- ----- This level may seem hard at first, but it really isn't that bad. Take your time while going through the compound and try to snipe your enemies from far away. Also be careful of dogs. They are very fast and can sometimes sneak up on you. You'll start mission 2 equipped with an OSS Pistol, Springfield '03 Sniper rifle and some grenades. ------------------ | Mission Orders | ------------------ ----------------------------------------- | Secret Documents of the Kriegsmarine - Trondheim, Norway | | February 12, 1943 | | | | It appears that the German navy, the Kriegsmarine, has | | been creating a highly sensitive radar detector to allow | | their U-Boats to regain control of the Atlantic. They've | | codenamed the device, "Naxos." If this device works, it | | will let their U-Boats dodge our naval radar patrols | | easily. You'll be inserted near Trondheim, where we | | believe the prototype is being developed. Major Grillo | | has been operating undercover as a local German officer | | since January, and he'll be at the gate to let you into | | the facility. | | | | Wait for his radio signal, and be ready to snipe the | | guards from a safe distance. Cover him while he opens | | the main gate. You'll be bringing in plenty of | | explosives to destroy the U-529, since Major Grillo | | cannot procure enough high-explosives on site without | | arousing suspicion. Once you're in, stay with Grillo | | and head for the research building. First, steal all | | documents pertaining to the prototype, then infiltrate | | the submarine pens. | | | | Major Grillo will be in command. Just follow his lead | | and everything should work like clockwork. | | | | | | Stanley Hargrove | | Colonel, U. S. Army, | | Commanding. | ------------------------------------------------------------ CHECKPOINT | Secret Documents of the Kriegsmarine - Starting | CHECKPOINT NEW OBJECTIVE : Enter the complex with the assistance of Major Grillo. NEW OBJECTIVE : Steal the research documents. [4 remaining] NEW OBJECTIVE : Enter the main facility. NEW ITEM : Time bombs NEW ITEM : Radio Start by going forward until you reach a rock. Stand left of it and Jack will contact you on the radio. Do as he says and snipe any guards attacking him from your position. He'll then open the gate for you, but just as he's done he'll be shot! Damn, looks like you'll be alone again for this mission. Snipe any remaining guards and go through the now open gate. OBJECTIVE COMPLETED : Enter the complex with the assistance of Major Grillo. There will be quite a few guards in the complex so stay alert. Try to snipe them from afar but switch to your MP40 if they get too close. Enter the guard house Grillo was in to find a MP40 and a canteen. CHECKPOINT | Secret Documents of the Kriegsmarine - Inside the guardhouse | CHECKPOINT Go through the complex (you cannot enter any of the houses) and use your compass to guide you to the research lab's entrance, taking care of any guards in the way. Now enter the building through the door, which is marked "Halt! Eintritt Verbotten!" (Stop! Entry Forbidden!). 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SALT LAKE CITY — The LDS Church has announced that the groundbreaking ceremony for the Meridian Idaho Temple will be held on Aug. 23 at 10 a.m.
The groundbreaking is the first announced since the faith's April general conference, when no new temples were announced but church President Thomas S. Monson said the temple department would concentrate on completing previously announced temples.
President Monson announced plans for the Meridian Temple during the April 2011 general conference.
It will be the 15th temple under construction, leaving an additional 12 that have been announced but for which ground has not yet been broken.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has 143 operating temples. That list includes the Ogden Utah Temple, which actually has been under renovation for several years. The renovation is nearing completion, and free tickets for a five-week open house became available online Monday morning.
The Meridian Temple will be the fifth LDS temple in Idaho. One is 12 miles away in Boise. The others are in Twin Falls, Idaho Falls and Rexburg.
The Meridian temple site is located at 7345 North Linder Road. The website ldschurchtemples.com says Meridian is the fastest-growing city in Idaho with a 115 percent increase in population from 2000 to 2010.
The church grew, too, the site reported, adding seven stakes in Meridian and surrounding communities.
One in four Idahoans is LDS, according to the church website mormontemples.org.
The temple will be nearly 66,000 square feet on almost 16 acres of land. It will be nearly 70 feet tall, with a spire extending to 120 feet.
The building's design will differ from most LDS temples, with no steeples. It will have the traditional gold-leaf Moroni statue, but atop a golden dome, according to the rendering released by the church.
Ada County commissioners approved the temple project during a hearing in October, when one future neighbor said, according to the Idaho Statesman, "I am a huge private property advocate as well as someone who believes in sacred spaces. There is a reality, and the reality is if this land doesn't have a temple on it, its is going to have something on it. I would rather look at a quiet, sacred space."
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The 27-year-old has been missing with a calf injury but returned to training during the international break and could feature at Turf Moor.
Hammers boss Allardyce will also be keen for Enner Valencia to be involved despite travelling to play for Ecuador but no other injured players are likely to make a return.
Guy Demel (thigh), Andy Carroll (ankle), Joey O'Brien (knee), Cheikhou Kouyate and James Collins (both groin) all remain sidelined.
Provisional West Ham squad: Adrian, Jaaskelainen, Cresswell, Reid, Burke, Tomkins, Potts, Jenkinson, Noble, Song, Poyet, Nolan, Amalfitano, Downing, Vaz Te, Cole, Zarate, Sakho, Valencia.
Boss Sean Dyche insisted he was never worried about Burnley's lack of goals after they ended their record droughtRead the full story
Ross Wallace's stoppage-time stunner rescued a deserved point for Burnley from a 2-2 draw at LeicesterRead the full story
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Arcade Sushi Quick Tip – Use Any Controller on Any System with the CronusMax Converter
So a new generation of consoles has come out, which means you are going to have to drop a load of money on a new set of controllers… or do you?
So a new generation of consoles has come out, which means you are going to have to drop a load of money on a new set of controllers… or do you?
Missy Elliott released 'Triple Threat' and '9th Inning' in September 2012, but she's remained quiet since then. There's been no word on what's going on with her next album, which would be her first in nine years. The rapper spoke with Yahoo!'s 'The Yo Show' to talk about her hiatus.
A firefighter doing his part to help after a car accident wound up in handcuffs for his efforts -- and it was all caught on camera.
What better way for us to get psyched for the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics than with a video highlighting 10 winter sports fails?
Bill Nye is everyone's favorite science guy. Creationist Ken Ham challenged Bill Nye to a debate to argue their differing opinions on the history of Earth and what should or should not be taught in schools. If you agree with Bill Nye, Ken Ham or neither, you will enjoy this debate between two intelligent people talking about some of the biggest mysterious of our existence.
What caused 30 dolphins to beached on the shore of Brazil? I'm not sure but luckily they chose a beach with some strong beach bodies to help them get back out to sea.
Lots of blogs these days try to trick you into reading their articles with catchy misleading healdines. This video from Perfectly Adequate is the real deal and we promise you will not be let down. We can't say more than that though without giving it away.
The finale for The Biggest Loser aired on NBC last night to shocked judges and audience. One contestant revealed her new skinny self that many thought to be too skinny.
Though there've been countless trailers and images for '300: Rise of an Empire' -- heck, we went to Comic-Con and even the set itself to learn more about this film -- you may still be wondering what it is all about. Is it a sequel? A prequel? A spinoff? Let's put these questions to rest as the cast and crew behind 'Rise' walks us through the story in a new behind-the-scenes featurette.
Before you roll your eyes and go, "Not another civilian asking a celeb to be their date to a formal dance," allow us to preface by saying this is funny, since the person, named Matthew, inviting Miley Cyrus to prom plays by her rules.
You may now feel free to eat your McNuggets without any worry.


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