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With Tablaa gone (I didn't enjoy it on my last visit ), and predicted its' demise, I need a good Indian fix.
I am spoiled by a fantastic Indian meal recently, in Frankfurt of all places.
Anything new?
...or what is the best of the rest.
I want to taste the freshly ground spices!!!
It's not the absolut best I've had, but I like Kathmandu on Yonge, north of College. their butter chicken is great, and I also like the lamb sali bothi.
Have you been to Debu's Nouvelle Indian Cuisine yet? I haven't been, but it's on my current shortlist.
re: phoenikia
I have!
And won't return.
Already going downhill - needs a re-think.
re: estufarian
O.K. Estufarian
Where then???
You share our love of Good Indian and we need a fix.
I don't understand why Tablaa went downhill, as it started out with so much promise, yet an amazing restaurant like the Ivory Club, in a city that doesn't really understand Indian food thrives.
Best Tandoori Chicken that I have ever eaten, and we have been to India a half a dozen times.
re: erly
This seems, unfortunately, to be a trend in Toronto with certain styles of cuisine. I think that the masses have come to expect certain cuisines like Thai and Indian to be cheap and plentiful based on the huge number of these restaurants that serve large quantities of poorly prepared food, either a la carte or buffet. Thus, when faced with Indian or Thai food of actual quality at a price that is reasonable but clearly well above what they're used to paying, they balk, because they can't begin to fathom the joys of higher end cooking of these types. Thus, the restaurants can't compete and either sink to the depths of their cheaper kin or close down.
I am so glad to be back in Ottawa now, where Indian food is brilliant. I've eaten at four Indian restaurants since I moved back and all except one were better than what I was able to find in Toronto during my four years there. We don't have the ultra-cheap Indian and Thai restaurants of Toronto, and I personally think that this is a very good thing.
re: estufarian
Sad to hear it's already going downhill.
re: estufarian
Could you elaborate?
re: ChalkBoy
I did (on Oct 19 in this thread)
re: phoenikia
You should take Debu's off your list. I was a fan of his Biryani House, so I was excited to try his new place. I waited until a few months after it opened, thinking it would get over the new restaurant teething pains. Dinner for 2 came to $160 tax and tip in. This is more than what I normally spend for Indian food, but less than most restaurants. We got many items on the menu, and all disappointed except for the soup, and my companions poached pear. Chicken was dry, some of the food seemed cold, I have my suspicions that some of the food was prepared the day before.
Service however was fine. I left a good tip for the waiter, he did a great job...too bad for the forgettable food. It's a shame, because I can see what Debu Saha is trying to do. He's trying to infuse traditional Indian food with new techniques...and that should be applauded. The food, however falls flat. I was very disappointed.
For good Indian food, there's Amaya, Amaya's Bread Bar...both very good, and in the general area of Debu's. There's also Dhaba, The Host, and The Spice Room (Technically not Indian food...just Indian spices)
Happy Eats
I'm not aware of anything that has survived. The others that were attempting 'fresh' Indian have downscaled their aspirations. Indian Rice Factory may still be 'authentic' but last time I went, the service was abysmal and the spicing was 'super-hot' so impossible to detect any layers of flavour anyway.
I understand that Tabla changed when it became Tablaa, so it was a changed place, rather than a gradual slide.
re: Arcadiaseeker
Both gone downhill.
If you like Nataraj then try Trimurti (Queen west of University).
If you like Banjara, look for the cheapest you can find.
re: Arcadiaseeker
I also swear by Banjara at Christie and Bloor.
re: tj2007
The fact that your co-worker is of Indian decent does not mean that beause he loves Udupi Palace, you will. In my family, my parents, some of my siblings, and my wife would never go back there and think it's mediocre. But I have one sister who keeps going back. I'm not sure why, but I think it's mainly because of the low prices.
One place I tried a few months ago that is very reasonable and has good food is Maroli.
It doesn't have the atmosphere of many other higher-end restaurants, but I'm more interested in the food.
re: foodyDudey
After reading Estufarian's suggestion we headed for Madras Masala.
Give it a zero for atmosphere.
But at this stage, we came for the food.
Just the two of us, so couldn't try as many dishes as we would have liked.
The Chicken Xacutti was very well prepared, and there were certainly layers of flavor.
DH really loved this dish.
We requested medium by South Indian standards, and hot by Canadian standards, and the young lady server understood, and the heat was perfect or us.
(Once in Bangalore, I actually burned my tongue on the food).
The Aloo Paratha was very well prepared, but surprisingly bland.
The Dahi Puri, was crispy, and not n the least bit greasy, and another winner.
The disappointment was the Mutton Biryani, but Biryani is an elusive dish anywhere.
If it sits too long in the kitchen, it becomes a wet mess.
We certainly will return to try other dishes.
re: tj2007
Haven't tried it recently - and won't. Tried it a couple of times and am not at all impressed. One 'flavour' - hot. No sense of specific spices at all. And didn't particularly like the prices - more expensive than downtown (OK - the same as downtown).
am trying Jaipur Grille (yup reopened after fire) on sunday, will report.
i loved amaya in the fall.
kathmandu is great for affordable and filling and spicing and original options (goat!) but not sure it's a fine night out sort of place.
re: snoopy12
Um pretty much every Indian chef grinds his or her own spices. My Indian wife grinds her own spices even when she is just cooking a quick meal.
re: childofthestorm
That's not necessarily true. Roasting and grinding spices takes a lot of time, which I highly doubt many chefs do.
Freshly ground spices are important, but one thing I never hear mentioned is how many chefs serve curries that are prepared (edit - with the meat) the night before?
Finally, for the non-indians, do not assume because an "Indian" likes a restaurant you will. Many Indians, especiall old school south Indians, enjoy one flavour - HOT (as estufarian alluded to). Everything else is secondary.
re: Apprentice
We have tried many Indian restaurants, where the spices are prepared in advance,, and taste like the Curry powder/sauces you purchase in jars.
Apprentice is correct about the "heat" .
re: Apprentice
Well said Apprentice. Another thing to keep in mind is that millions of people love eating the food at McDonald's, which I would never attempt, but it seems to satisfy many many people with its cheap salty/sugary hit that's bound to appeal to tastebuds that haven't grown up - and the same could be true of people who enjoy the cheap Indian restos around town. Look at the Little India area - every resto there seems to be trapped in a fixed "low price" cartel - well low price means crap ingredients and least labour intensive cooking. I don't think any one of the Little India places dares to improve the quality of their ingredients or give us something different and fresh because it would mean raising prices and - PRESTO - out of business. Most of the places on the strip are already empty most of the time - how/why they stay in business is a fiscal puzzle to me, but I know nothing about tax avoidance.....I really hope an adventurous resto will soon prove me wrong. Really miss Madras Durbar - does anyone know where the cooks are now?
re: shekamoo
If I do, it will be removed (because it is not Vancouver, or Hong Kong, or Tokyo).
Just click on my name, as I reviewed it recently, and you will find it.
re: Yum2MyTum
I try to be encouraging (others may not have the same opinion!) - so I stayed out of this discussion. First time I went I loved the price - although, given the name I had hoped for something a little different - really didn't find anything I couldn't get elsewhere. Since that first visit I've travelled in North-East India and Bhutan - and have to say the food in that region is not particularly exciting (although Calcutta was a treasure trove).
So I did go back to Mount Everest about a year ago and I find it run-of-the-mill. It serves the same style found in many other places and is reasonably competent without being exciting. I did find their vegetable dishes to be overcooked for my tastes (a common issue for me in Indian places). So ultimately it comes back to price, and simply put, I'd rather pay an extra $5 per person at, say, Trimurti, for food that stands out.
Blindfolded I probably couldn't distinguish Mount Everest from a dozen other places. But there are certainly worse places around.
re: estufarian
Thanks for your input estufarian. I'm not an experienced Indian-food-eater, but I have to say while I really enjoyed the tandoori cauliflower at Trimurti -- I prefer the food at Mount Everest overall. That just goes to show you, to each their own!
re: Yum2MyTum
And that's great. If we all liked the same place we wouldn't be able to get in!
i recommend mela
please see: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/489490
again, biryani, goan shrimp and veggie dishes well done
take note, ask for "old style" versions of dishes for more intense flavours with a little more heat
I have been beating the drum on this topic over and over.
Sorry caucasion folks but me or any of my fellow brown folks who know well about Indian food, would never step in any of these places unless it was an emergency mentioned above or below.
Unless its the ambiance you care about.
If you want Authentic or atleast close to authentic Indian/Pakistani Food Check out the following places.
Tandoori Time(various locations through out T.O)
Lahore Tikka House(gerrard st)
Makkah Restaurant (donland&danforth)
Iqbal restaurant (thornciffe)
Kwality Sweets (Steels and Torbram)
re: mzshan
Appreciate the comments.
I've tried both of Lahore Tikka House and Iqbal. And at neither did I find dishes that showed layers of spice - rather than just a 'hot' experience. Maybe I just didn't order the right things.
In particular, at Lahore Tikka House everything seemed to be prepared with the same 'mother sauce' - which was a 'standard' sauce with a possible 'adjustment' for the different nominal styles. I tried this place several times and NEVER found any subtlety.
At Iqbal I've only beeen for lunch (usually while shopping there - it's a regular haunt of mine) so don't know what they might produce in the evening. However, although competent and filling, it struck me as little more than a 'cafe'. Again, not really sophisticated - but workmanlike. Didn't really get any regional 'flavour' - just sort of 'generic Bangladeshi' - not that that's necessarily a bad thing, Just wasn't showing any specific spicing (but to be fair I didn't sit down and concentrate on the food - I just treated it as sort of 'Asian Fast Food' - obviously next time I'll take a closer look/taste).
Haven't tried the others (although the name Kwality rings a bell - just don't think I've been to one at Steeles and Torbram - unless that's the place that closes around 4:00pm - there's one place out that way that is only open for lunch and I trundled out there only to find it closed).
By chance, did you ever try Tabla? It was apparent to many of us that their spicing was definitely more sophisticated - and for some of us well worth the extra cost (for example they claimed that their Vindaloo preparation was a 36-hour process - although obviously the meat wasn't in there for that whole time).
re: mzshan
I have to agree with estufarian re: Lahore Tikka House. I used to live around the corner, and given that the prices were quite reasonable, I would get it every couple of months when I didn't feel like cooking and needed a change from my usual haunts. To say that it's good food, though, is a stretch: I found it was just about spiciness and lacked any subtlety, balance, and depth in terms of flavour. I'm not sure why this place is held in such high esteem.
re: vorpal
I will continue to bang the drum of bypassing the mediocre Lahore Tikka House and heading across the street to 786. My wife's father (born and raised in Calcutta) wants to go there every time he's in town. On Saturday, the nihari special is not be missed. Sure the ambience is nonexistent, and in the summer we will hit Lahore Tikka for the fun patio and kebabs (their curries and biryanis are sub-par), but for great food 786 is the spot.
re: childofthestorm
Thanks - haven't tried that - I'll add it to my (lengthening) list.
re: estufarian
Hope you enjoy. Some other outstanding dishes are the whole fried Lahori fish, and the whole chicken, Lahori Charga. But the nihari on Saturday, sopping the rich spicy beefy gravy with naan, oh man, it's a top 5 dish for me in Toronto.
re: mzshan
Been to both Makkah and Lahore Tikka. Both disappointing. Lahore Tikka wasn't too "hot" however, I found that it tasted like the emptied every jar of spices they had into each sauce. Overkill! Their homemade almond kulfi was fantastic though. Makkah was just dreadful! Definitely fell into the "hot" category mentioned above. It tasted like english roast beef gravy with a whole jar of chili emptied into the curry. Awful! The nan was great, but to top things off, had hair on it. Just great. Won't ever be going back.
I will definitely try 786. So far, I haven't been impressed by anywhere in the bazaar. I usually go into Motimahal for a quick chicke tikka with nan special, but it's just o.k.
i did a pseudo v-day meal at Jaipur Grille last night and am happy to report that the place was close to full. we skipped apps and split the daal makhani, chana amritsari and chicken tikka masala between us two. the daal had a dark, rich, smokey flavour with great complexity, as did the chickpeas. the chicken sauce had a bit of a canned crushed tomatoes consistency to it and the spicing wasn't that layered, but overall the food was filling and service executed excellently. it came to $65 with one beer and one glass of wine. before tip. decor remains nice and fresh-feeling with a touch of romance. not a replacement for tablaa to be sure, but a great neighbourhood spot.
re: smr714
Keepingwith the original question, where would people reccomend for fine Indian dining? Haven't seen anything on the boards about Amaya, there is a tiny bit about the Amaya Bread Bar. It got rave reviews intially, has it gone downhill that quickly or do people just find it overpriced? And is that because people are not willing to pay more for finer Indian food? I was not impressed with either the Indian Rice Factory or Jaipur Grille when I ate there. Thanks in advance for any suggestiorns. Cheers.
re: lkomar
When I first went to Amaya's Bread Bar, shortly after it opened, the place annoyed me no end - not the food quality, which was good, nor the prices, which seemed somewhat excessive, but the teensy naan, which was about the size of a deck of cards. It's the aggravating little things that can turn you against a place, and $3 for a very, very small naan did it for me, as two diners need at least three orders of naan that size to sustain a dinner. Nine dollars for bread? No, thanks. I vowed not to return.
But circumstances found me at the Bread Bar again last week, and I'm happy to report that the $3 naan is now at its traditional larger size, and just as tasty. I guess I wasn't the only one to express dismay about it. Prices overall have shrunk somewhat, and the food quality's just as good as I recall it the first time round. And one nice extra touch: a couple of side dishes, ordered with the mains, didn't arrive at table till too late to enjoyably accompany the main dishes as they were supposed to, despite my asking twice to kindly bring them forthwith before I die of old age. But both side dishes, which arrived eventually (and were tasty, too) were taken off the bill without my asking - I never ask for such a thing, despite the strength of my case, assuming that any joint that won't do the right thing without being prompted just isn't my kind of place after all. I then make a mental note not to return. But the Bread Bar did the right thing, and I'll be back to give the menu another workout (especially now that Tabla is out of action). In the U.S., such comps are routine when the resto has messed up. But in Toronto, I've found, it's mighty rare - restos seem to have a hard time quickly admitting guilt and making the appropriate gesture.
I'd be intrigued to hear of other Toronto restos at any price range that, like Bread Bar, do the right thing when they mess up - without you having to insist.


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Pro Bowl Voting Is OpenPosted by on November 3, 2011 – 6:19 am
Vikings fans can take this weekend off from rooting for their favroite team because this week is the Vikings bye week. And with that extra time, fans can cast their votes for this year's Pro Bowl.
Fans are an important part of the Pro Bowl selection process, and this year vikings.com has a slick balloting process for fans to utilize. Click here to cast your ballot.
Jared Allen and Adrian Peterson are no-brainers to vote to the Pro Bowl. Allen leads the NFL with 12.5 sacks, while Peterson leads the League in rushing (798 yards) and rushing TDs (9).
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By Mike B. on Nov 3, 2011 | Reply
Wobby is up early this morning.
By Parody on Nov 3, 2011 | Reply
Not as early as his blogs try to make you think. For some reason, he has the site scheduled on Mountain Time, so you'll never see a new blog that is less than an hour old. You can test this at the end of the day. Try posting a new comment between midnight and 1am, and you'll notice that it still registers as posted the day before.
This specific blog says it was posted at 6:19am, but was actually posted at 7:19am in Minnesota. Sure, it's still early, but the site is lying to you about how early it is.
By sandiamond on Nov 3, 2011 | Reply
Mike W, any clue when we might get another official statement on Cook?
By Mike B. on Nov 3, 2011 | Reply
@sandiamond Vikingsdaily is reporting that the decision will be made on Monday.
By Reality Check on Nov 3, 2011 | Reply
Parody, really? Now I am starting to feel sorry for Wobby. I have been critical in the past, but nitpicking the time zone the site is established upon is a bit overboard. Wobby may have nothing to do with that. Plus, who cares? It has no bearing on the content.
By GM on Nov 3, 2011 | Reply
By Parody on Nov 3, 2011 | Reply
@Reality Check – It has bearing on credibility. Just like mathematical/spelling errors, and the Tag Cloud that screams the names of people who aren't a part of the organization. You may not care about credibility, and I am not saying that you should. The fact is that I care about credibility, and I wish that the site operators would care about it more than they appear to.
By purplehaze on Nov 3, 2011 | Reply
can cook's ars-he's not worth the trouble-rid yourselves of the man-boy's vikes-this is a man's game-MAN IP!!
By Reality Check on Nov 3, 2011 | Reply
Are postings here censored and removed sometimes?
By Arrow86 on Nov 3, 2011 | Reply
Cook had an off-season issue back home. It must have been somewhat minor, no suspension. Either he's really unlucky, or he's a real idiot. Either way, as bad as we need secondary help we should make him someone else's problem as soon as possible. Purplehaze is right!
By PBizzle on Nov 3, 2011 | Reply
pro bowl voting is open and the only two vikings players worth a vote are All Day and Jared Allen. I remember when Antoine went the vikes had eight in there three on o-line alone. Those were the days huh. Still love where the vikes future is just cant wait till they get there.
By kochens on Nov 4, 2011 | Reply
i think allen and ap so be in
By Rogerthevikefan on Nov 4, 2011 | Reply
AP and Jared Allen should be locks. CP7 will make the Pro-Bowl for many years to come along with Kyle Rudolph.
By Kickof on Nov 6, 2011 | Reply
thevikings have a long way to go if they keep playing like they don't learn anything from week to week. If i performed like that a my job they would have fired me months ago. How long dose it take to learn!
By Kickof on Nov 6, 2011 | Reply
And Jared Allen and AP are freaks on the field nobody has a answer foe either one!
By Pam on Nov 7, 2011 | Reply
Is anyone else having difficulty with the Pro Bowl voting? It seems to keep reloading? Took over 30 minutes to vote.

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He's gone by various names, including Sean John Combs, Puff Daddy and P.Diddy, among others. Rapper, recording executive, clothing designer, producer and ex-boyfriend of Jennifer Lopez, are just a few of the many hats he wears. Now, Diddy adds "author" to his list of accomplishments with the publishing of his new book, "Culo." Combs collaborated with Interscope Geffen A&M Chairman Jimmy Iovine and fashion photographer Raphael Mazzucco to bring us a 248-page coffee table book about, what else? Women's backsides. (FOX News Latino)
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RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) - James Rodriguez scored twice to put Colombia into the World Cup quarterfinals for the first time in a 2-0 victory over Uruguay on Saturday.
Colombia will play host Brazil in the last eight.
Rodriguez gave his team the lead with a stunning long-range volley on the turn in the 28th minute and added the second from close range shortly after the break as Colombia dominated a Uruguay side that sorely missed banned striker Luis Suarez.
Rodriguez now has a tournament-leading five goals in Brazil and further enhanced his status as perhaps the tournament's biggest revelation.
Uruguay, meanwhile, struggled badly in attack without Suarez and his replacement Diego Forlan was substituted in the 53rd after a disappointing performance in what was probably his final World Cup appearance.
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Nortel to sell itself off in pieces
TORONTO Nortel Networks, once a technology giant, has decided to sell itself off in pieces rather than attempt to emerge from bankruptcy as a restructured company.
Nokia Siemens Networks agreed to buy some wireless operations of Canada's Nortel Networks Corp. in a $650 million deal as the more than century-old Nortel announced it is looking for buyers for the rest of its assets.
The Finnish-German joint venture said Saturday it had agreed to buy the CDMA and LTE wireless technology assets of Nortel, a former telecommunications equipment powerhouse that sought bankruptcy protection in January and now plans to liquidate its business.
The deal is subject to court approval under an auction process in which other bidders could still make higher offers.
Nokia Siemens is looking to strengthen its position in North American markets.
Nortel, on the other hand, is winding down a company with a 127-year history in Canada and said it is in advanced talks to sell the rest of its operations.
Nortel CEO Mike Zafirovski had hoped to restructure and preserve Nortel since seeking bankruptcy protection in Canada and the United States.
"This is not the path which we worked so hard to get to," Zafirovski said in an interview with The Associated Press.
"We're in advanced discussions with anywhere from three to seven companies for each one of the assets. If we're successful in getting the right value and the right integration planning and so on then Nortel as an entity which we know it will no longer be here in the future."
Zafirovski said the enterprise business, the optical Metro Internet business and the carrier voice over IP and application business as well as part of the wireless business are among the assets still up for sale.
Nortel also said it will ask to have its shares delisted from the Toronto Stock Exchange.
Nortel employs more than 25,000 people around the world. During the 1990s telecom and Internet boom, Nortel had more than 95,000 employees. At one point in 2000 it accounted for one-third of the market value on the entire Toronto Stock Exchange.
After the dot-com bust in the early part of this decade, Nortel had problems of its own: an accounting crisis that sparked shareholder lawsuits, regulatory investigations and the firing of key executives, including CEO Frank Dunn.
"The market cap at one point in time was $250 billion. It was down to about $10 billion when I came," said Zafirovski, who was named CEO in 2005 after serving as an executive at Motorola Inc. and General Electric Co.
Zafirovski tried to transform the company but he said the economic crisis changed the outlook dramatically. Nortel became the first major technology company to seek bankruptcy protection in this global downturn.
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A national effort to draw attention to lead-laced toys and other products will include Topeka Wednesday.
United Steelworkers members plan to picket outside Sen. Sam Brownback's Topeka office. They say recent recalls show cheap products from other countries can pose a dangerous threat to our health.
Brownback told 13 News it doesn't take pickets to draw his attention to the issue. He says there needs to be greater inspections of items coming in from China in particular and of Chinese factories.
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Happy Halloween to all my Swedish friends out there, hope you have a fabolus day:)
A little update; at our age of 40 plus you know within a few dates if it's the right person and I can tell you...I HAVE NOT MEET THE RIGHT PERSON YET!!!
Life is so exciting and interesting and I feel blessed to have the opportunity to explore work, relaationships, people and all the things life has to offer:)
Until next time...xoxo 100% Siv Cotton
Here is what is happening in my life at the moment; Halloween is tomorrow and my beautiful Charlize and I are spending the night with friends trick or treating...so much fun!!!
The spa is amazing, going all natural chemical free, its around the corner...very exciting the one and only Nail Bar all natural!!!
Sweden will see a lot more of me in the future but that is all I can say...secrets!!!
Tonight I am seeing someone special....can't tell you anything yet, to early but so exciting and so much fun...Is it mr. right or is it not??? I will let you know as soon as I know.
What did Sweden think of me on the show, please comment and let me know. I love you as an audience, you are amazing, fun, smart and how do I know that??? Because of all the questions and comments I get.
Until next time. xoxo Siv Cotton (100%)
What an amzing ride with TV3, a show filled with laghter, tears, fun and new friends. It was overall an amazing experience with talented people who knows how to make an entertaining show.
Maria, Britt and Gunnilda are all strong and talented women who can hold their own. I am my own person who shared my life and how it currently is going for me and my daughter Charlize. I have a lot of changes going on in my life and continue to have them, loving ife more than I ever have.
My journey will continue and until we meet again you can follow me on my blog for TV3 or simply tune into my Face book or instagram siv_cotton.
Just remember "life is what YOU make it", it's your journey and only you can decide the destination in which you want your life to follow. Life is short, so embrase each moment likes it's your last, take a chanse at work dreams or love, if you don't try you will never ever know....xoxo SIV COTTON
Thanks for all the positive comments and messages sent to my face book, you are simply the BEST!!!
Here is a little update on what's happening with me; life is good, but very busy, can't believe my spa has been opened for 7 months now and all my HARD work is finally starting to pay off. I am not there yet but I can tell you I have BIG plans and there are changes on the way, don't worry you will be the first to know. Keep wathing TV3 on Tuesdays and follow me on face book and instagram, this way you will find out what's going to happen.
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On Thursday I decided to take a mini get-away and headed to San Fransisco and Napa. It is my last night in Sonoma (Napa Valley), it is so amazing!!! I started this morning with a bike ride 10 miles through Sonoma, visited every winery and did some tasting....my favorite winery was Buena Vista, the oldest winery in CA...there was a wedding coming later in the day...the ambiance was extraordinaire!!! After 10 miles of riding, I went back to the pool and was lazy for the rest of the day....then margarita and now...still in my bathing suit being lazy deciding to eat dinner here and stay in for the night. Getting ready to come back to reality and episode 7, and Renewal Nail Bar tomorrow at 5pm when I land at lax....until next time...xoxo ciao
I woke up this morning and went for a run with my amazing friend Lori, we looped the lake and the new neighbourhood and made it a 5 mile run. Then my daughter Charlize and I went to have brunch at the local Italian restaurant Toscanova, the morning was just perfect. After, Charlize and I decided to go to the beach "paradise cove" and really enjoy the rest of our Sunday together, we swam, read and walked the beach and ended the day with ice cream in Malibu...a true mother/daughter day together and a last day of summer coming to an end.
Sweden all I can say is get ready to watch the end of our visit at Gunilla's house, you will not want to miss this episode, anyhting will and do happen. Also you will be watching me at my dating coache's office, getting the 101 on dating, very funny and it truly shows how bad I am, I have no clue on how to date for real:)
Please I will take any advice you all have to give me on the proper eticete for a first date.
Get ready Sweden to watch the 5th episode, anything can and will happen!
Another weekend has pased and all I can say is that I learn new things everyday, the single life goes on and I am going full force on making Renewal Nail Bar the most sucessful spa around town. I have a beautiful event coming up on the 12th of October, I am going to carry amazing products, beautiful jewlery, candles, flip-flops etc. Anyone here visiting from Sweden can attend this beautiful event!!!
This weekend was filled with work, fun and a very interesting doctor visit, DR. Schweitzer an amazing dermatologist with cutting edge treatments, non-invasive.I am doing something called the firm. Factora firm uses radio-frequency advancement to provide stimulation of production of NEW collagen. I am going to receive 6 treatments so stay tuned because I will show you before and after pics.
xoxo Siv
Thank you Sweden for your amazing support, you all give me!!! I am an outspoken, kind, generous, fun loving person who don't hold back. I love life to it's fullest after a 16 year relationship gone wrong...I love how you all are so excepting of me and my crasiness.
Remember this is a show and I love Gunilla, it's not always how it seems!!! Stay tuned for next week because evidently I am naked in the dessert with Jim Jordan:).
Here is what's going on in my life; my spa is amazing, the client's are so fun celebrities and all, Charlize is great, she is in Private school and she dances and ice skates and ME...I date and amhaving the time of y life!!! I wil let you know when I meet Mr. Right...but for now it's MR. right now;)
Until next time...Love Siv
I just finished watching episode4 and I have to say, I am very happy to see myself have fun and have a sense of humor after everything that I have been through. A little fun, and sex eeducation can be just what a girl needs to put a smile on her face. Well evidently not on everyones face, oh well I guess we can't make everyone happy all the time.
As for the comment about putting a drug in someones drink, that;s out of line. I don't use any nor does anyone of my friends...the champagne can be enough to put anyone to sleep...however Gunnilda looked just fine to me. All I wanted to do was to put a smile on everyrones face but evidently I failed to provide that for veryone, SORRY!!!
Let me know what you guys think, was I out of line for inviting Gunnilda, should I have kept it to just my friends???
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10 Chain Stores that Welcome Dogs
If you want to go shopping but don't want to leave your pooch at home, the following major retail chains allow you to bring your well-behaved dog inside many of their stores.
Your dog must be on a leash, and some stores may require that you carry him in your arms or a pet carrier. Due to health codes, only service dogs are usually allowed in any indoor areas where food is sold or served.
Since the dog-friendly policy often varies by location, be sure to call your local store in advance to confirm that both you and your dogs are welcome.
- Banana Republic – Although it started out selling tropical-themed clothing for men and women, this chain with 600 stores around the world now sells a variety of modern, refined apparel, and allows customers to bring their dogs along.
- Barnes & Noble – Why buy books online when you can bring your pooch along to browse and purchase them in person? This bookseller currently has more than 680 locations across the U.S.
- Bloomingdale's – This upscale department store chain, which began way back in 1861, allows dogs to shop along with their two-legged customers. Just make sure you have a little poop bag in addition to the store's famous "little brown bag."
- Gap – Gap stands for Genuine American Product, and the largest specialty clothing retailer in the U.S. is genuinely dog friendly.
- Home Depot and Lowes – Some of these home improvement stores allow your pooch inside to help you, say, pick the perfect paint color and lumber for a dog house.
- Petco and PetSmart – Naturally these two major pet retailers allow your pooch to accompany you inside their stores. But be aware that if you want to drop off your dog while you shop, Pit Bulls are not allowed in PetSmart's Doggie Day Care Camp.
- Pottery Barn – "Transform the place you live into the place you love" is a motto of this upscale home furnishings chain, where your dog is welcome to accompany you as you shop for the items to make that transformation.
- Restoration Hardware – This purveyor of luxury home furnishings, lighting, bath fixtures – and yes, hardware – has 100 dog-friendly stores in the U.S. and Canada.
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We're all a bunch of idiots and think society owes us something? That's just lovely. You don't know any of us. I'm VERY glad you don't know me, because I'd never want to know such a closed-minded individual as yourself. God forbid we voice an opinion that is different from yours. You're a legend in your own little mind and you'd be adorable if you weren't so rude.
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it3fergie...Now you are aware of where dogs are allowed. SO STAY AWAY! Unfortunately, I am not given such notice as to where idiots like you and your children will be when I go out in public, thus People like you are forced on me daily! And boy, do my allergies to BS go crazy!
I just called Barnes & Noble and they said only service dogs are allowed, not pets. That was disappointing...
I am sorry but There are a lot of people and kids that have allergies to Dogs and most people will stay away from Petsmart and Petco because of this. So to say you wont shop at a store like Home Depot or Lowes because they wont allow Dogs is about as dumb as you can get. I love my dog and I adore my cats but I dont take them anywhere like that because they dont belong. I have been writing to Home Depot in Rock Hill for a while now requesting that they stop allowing Dogs to be allowed in the store because I dont go to shop for Home supplies and hardware with people walking their dogs around.
Petsmart definitely does allow pitbulls, the rules just say no dogs that are vicious or violent to the others. They are usually just evaluated first. Please fix that. It's not like people need any more reason to hold stereotypes against pitbulls and let more die in shelters. I work at Petsmart by the way that's how I know this.
I called Tractor Supply in our area because someone told my husband that dogs are welcome. They said that well behaved leashed dogs are definitely welcome inside their stores. So I would call your local store first just to be safe...but I will be taking mine there.
Home Depot in Keene NH says no dogs. I won't shop there now, I mean like what can possibly be wrong bringing a dog in a hardware store- what a bunch of idiots they say it's a health code well its lumber!
Home depot asked my family and i to leave carrying a 12 lb chihuahua pug said they dont allow dogs
Ashley: If you don't know the latest bite study data, you cannot say Labs have a higher bite rate than Pit Bulls !! From 2005-2012, 61% of ALL bites which lead to a person's death were caused by a pit bull, even though their population was only 5% of the total US dog population!!! This was followed by the Rottweiler, who came in second, but still only had a bite record HALF of what the Pit bull had!. Other breeds mentioned in the study were mixed breeds, then German Shepards. No where in the TOP FIVE highest bite breeds were Labs even listed. Also keep in mind the Labs continue to be the AKC listed favorite dog for nearly twenty years. There are many bite studies to be found on the internet to verify what I have mentioned here. JG
A wine store next to the petsmart by my house allows dogs. They have a big sign in the window.
Good for you Kathy with the Dobie. I have one Therapy Dog (boston terrier) and am training two more Boston's and my Doberman Addie . Socialization is the or one of the most important steps right along with basic obedience. I look for places to take them and encourage people to pet them. I use Home Depot , lowes and the flea mkt for training them. Right now the puppies are very promising as therapy dogs. Owen the adult therapy dog can go into hospitals schools and nursing homes.
I'm a pet sitter and experienced with handling dogs. I used to show dogs and worked for two area vets. Although I've not been asked to sit for a pibull, I've had a German Shepard and dobermans brought to me. The only dogs to bite or try to bite me have been a dachshund and a 3lb chihuahua . We wre told by both vets that the smaller dogs were the most likely to bite. ;)
You can blame the insurance companies for the "no pit bulls" rule. They have a major issue with them. It's not about the fact that they bite more than other breeds (for the record, Labs bite a great deal more often than pit bulls), but Pit Bulls cause more bodily damage when they bite - hence, more insurance claims for the injuries - than other dogs. So, the insurance companies insuring these stores require this rule.
We were asked to leave Home Depot when we brought our dog.
Tractor supply company allows dogs as well as farm animals like pot bellied pigs, or other small controllable farm pets. use to work there an loved my regular 4 legged customers <3
Actually babstown,"service animals" n "companion animals" are two different things. Also a merchant has the right to ask 3 questions of the owner, if any of those questions cannot be answered they have the right to ask that person to leave. It isn't finite.
I agree toriC!
id just lie to throw a curve ball out there and say there is a restaurant in Salisbury, Ma- a regular/italian restaurant that SERVES food- that allows dogs... I think there are a few others too.. but they have some pretty strict and clearly written rules... the servers are not allowed to touch the dog at any time. you are not allowed to feed your dog anything at any time. they have D ring bolts on the floor and on the wall that your dog must be attached to at all times (long enough to be comfortable but not long enough to move beyond the table) and the restaurant reserves the right to ask your dog to leave at any time determined by their 'assessment' of the dogs behavior-aggressive -over excited -out of control -etc... there were a couple other things too... i forget the pooping policy.. but my dog has literally never gone to the bathroom inside so i dont worry about it. obviously their target market is pet lovers... i think any reasonable person that didnt like dogs or was allergic would not eat there.. i also dont think thats a mean/bad thing- theres like a million italian places around get over yourself- the whole world doesnt revolve around your tastes or your allergies (people have epi pens for that reason).
I will also make the common point that bad dogs (and children) almost always come from bad parents or ignorant parents- people that dont want to be 'mean' to their dog or people and correct them and people who dont recognize or care to put time into their dogs behavior- focus should be on them not blanket policies because of a few bad eggs- but then that gets in to subjectivity and expertise blah blah blah.
I will also say that because my dog is 'subjectively' good enough that she is allowed in the many places that we frequently go and the owner/people that work at the place let her in on their own accord... I still wouldnt expect or try to bring her into any place that served food- because that is a health concern on the dogs part and because if its not stated that its pet friendly or welcoming then there is a decent chance someone who is allergic or hates or is afraid/has been attacked by a dog might be there...
i also visit a lot of nonfood places where you can walk around outside and i ask if it is ok that i bring my dog inside- like newburyport or portsmouth and most of the time its ok. at the same time i do not bring my dog errand shopping where there will be a more people and a greater chance of opposition to having my dog and where i know she will probably be stuck in the car
people need to use reason and sensibility in consideration and not jump to emotionally charged and extremely polarized opinions... js
In California dogs are welcomed in a lot of places. Even bars and wineries. I always check first, but my furkid is well behaved, quiet, very house trained and usually even places that say "no dogs allowed" will let her in when they see her. (and no, she's not small. She's 50lbs of mutt). Glad to see this list though.
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She's that Allergic to. Dogs, She would have a Hyperdermit needle. Filled with her life saving meds. Which would save her life. A bee sting will kill me if I didn't have this with me at all times. I know I'm a terrible speller, But making my point
There are "service animals" and "companion animals". Both are recognized by the ADA. Both are afforded the same benefits in serving their owners. They can go wherever their owners go... period. People complaining about an animals "bad behavior".....
@JodiHawks Same here =(
@it3fergie Well guess what? I have allergies to snotty kids and rude parents!
@it3fergie Become a hermit or get over it. Dogs, dog lovers and companies who recognize that special bond are here to stay.
@it3fergie So you have a dog but won't shop in stores that allow dogs because other people with allergies might be affected? -makes no sense. Why not write Home Depot and tell them to stop selling flowers because people with pollen allergies might suffer. Get over it!
@it3fergie I am sorry but that is totally ridiculous. Who cares if one has their dog inside a Lowe's or Home Depot. What is the harm? As long as your dog is well behaved, I do not see a problem.
PS- I know this used to be something they did but they've changed the rules up, it really is just that they will evaluate the dogs. If this actually happens to anyone PLEASE report it because you are being treated unfairly!!
@JeanMcDermottGeronimo I'm sorry but I have a well trained pit bull and every trainer and vet and groomer he has ever encountered has told me that they have encountered more aggressive labs than pits in their careers.
Those statistics are probably very true, however I still believe it is how the owner trains the animal, just as any dog i have seen lil dogs bite the same, If they are not brought up to be well mannered and calm, then they won't be. As children the same way, they are either brought up with love and compassion and are gentle and caring or they are not. (this is why alot of kids mistreat animals) They are undisplined. Also if an animal is going from home to home to home and dealing with abandonment issues this is another reason. Kids that go through these issues as well act out (many Violently) Do you see them being euthanized, put in a sheltar, or being treated in humanely. No we don't cause the law doesn't allow it. But we need a better law for our pets, My pets are my family they are my kids, not just an animal.
Those stats are almost impossible to hold against any breed. And I'm just saying labs are often mixed with many breeds. When mixed with Pitts the dogs will still look like Pitts. And with people bringing all of this bad attention on them most people who get them and let them breed don't really pay attention to who they're breeding with. I work at Petsmart and I volunteer with multiple rescues and I can't tell you how many Pitts I've come across that are mixed with lab. And of course we have to refer to them as lab mixes because of people like you who spread these bull stats. AND even if this were an accurate statement, do you know why they bite? Maybe it's because of people treating them like dirt, throwing them to the streets and shelters. Why would they trust people? This is a dog that IS NOT predispositioned to be violent. Bet you didn't know that. They are not born wanting to bite anyone. They are born and are puppies, loving everyone who loves them and just wanting to play and learn and explore. And now they are born on streets or in shelters and right from the start they could be abused by people and become terrified. THIS STATEMENT IS TRUE FOR EVERY SINGLE BREED OF DOG. I could raise a pitbull to be violent just as easily as I could raise a chihuahua to be. Doesn't sound threatening does it? That's the only difference. A pitbull has a very scary tough jaw. A chihuahua does not. Therefore the untrained chihuahua that bites your ankles will annoy you but you're not going to report it. A pitbull can do more damage. That is literally the only difference. Not to mention I have no idea why you would throw Rottweilers and gsds in there. Seriously german shepherds? What wonderful proof that what I just said was true. Shepherds are also the most used for military service dogs and obviously cop dogs. There's a real stat for you. They're brilliant and loyal and often will save peoples lives. Here's another stat. Do you know what kind of dog is used most often as a therapy dog? It's a tie between labs and pitbulls. Imagine that!
@JeanMcDermottGeronimo You also need to take in to consideration that people are more likely to REPORT bites by Pit BUlls, Rotts, German Sheps, etc... Also, it would be important to study the demographics and locations of where these deaths by dog bites occur and the population of pits vs. labs, etc in these areas. I dont know for sure but I will bet that these deaths occur more in the areas that have a highly concentrated population of pits and those dogs are treated badly, raised to be aggressive by people trying to project an image. Pits, Rotts, etc are amazing dogs. I hate when people throw out stats to try and make these breeds look bad.
@AshleyStevens German Shepherds are responsible for the highest number of dog attacks out of all breeds of dog. Additional studies show that they are more prone to attacking people than any other dog, and that bites from a German Shepherd cause the highest number of bites needing medical attention.
@AshleyStevens I agree Ashley, pit bulls as a whole are unfairly targeted. However, bite rates are per population of breed of dog. Since the population of Labs is MUCH higher than pit bulls, it would appear that they have a higher bite rate. Percentage wise, Labs do NOT have a higher bite rates than Pit Bulls. Check out the data.
Actually they don't bite more than other breeds. . Your more likely to get bit by smaller dog breeds as apposed to a pit. But you are more likely to have worse injuries from the bite of a pit than a small breed dog. That's why pits get a bad wrap. Their bites and attacks are more lethal than a small breed dog.
personally i think its great that nonfood places are opening up to dogs... i think they need to be upfront and clear- many of these places i didnt know allowed dogs (they should post a sign or something) and also reserve the right to ask a dog to leave at any time for any reason- like being aggressive or out of control... again people need to be logical about this- i know an impossible concept in a world were we can sue dunkin donuts for not cautioning that their hot coffee might be hot or mcdonalds for making people fat...
@RickSander Yup I get to pet a ton of them all day at work,one of the highlights. :)
@babstown Service animals and their owners have public access. Companion Animals/Emotional Support Animals do not.
@cheesehead1319 @it3fergie Service dogs are legally allowed to go where their humans go as long as safety is not an issue. They are allowed in all of these stores and many others. Sort of shoots the whole "What about people with allergies" whine in the foot....
Very mature of you cheesehead....
Does anyone here read before responding?? I have a dog and will take him to pet stores. I don't take him to non pet stores because people who go to home Depot don't go there expecting to see a dog. If I was allergic to pollen I wouldn't be in the part of the store that sells plants because I wouldn't put myself in that situation.
You are all a bunch of idiots that thinks the world owes you something just because you were born. I love my pets and feel that they are part of my family but I don't force them down others throats because I live in society. .
@havensaved Did you even read what I said? People have allergies....
Put it this way I like to smoke but I agree that smoking in public spaces is not the best thing in world because not everyone should be subjected to it.
You want to take your dog out in public that is fine...Petsmart, Petco, other pet stores, Parks that allow animals, etc.
I have 3 dogs. Two are terriors and the third is a lab (yellow and black)/ akita/ pit mix. Ironically my pit ect mix was instinctively gentle whith hands getting inside his mouth when playing where as the terriors had to be tought that they could hurt when they played too rough. So some of it is training and some is instinct. The fact that more people train large dogs to fight, protect, and attack is why there are more deaths caused by these breads. The thing I find funny is one of te highest biters (though probably not death caused by bites) isDalmations, and everybody loves those high strung
@mizznicole30 A 2012 study showed in a 7 yr. period, pitbulls were responsible for 61% of bites causing deaths even though their breed makes up only 5% of the total dog population in the US. They DO bite more and are responsible for more biting deaths than any other dog breed in the US!
I am allergic to fiberglass insulation and drywall and going to the store where they sell it doesn't deter me. I also have a strong allergy to screaming children and clueless wannabe diy'ers roaming around the hardware section...
@it3fergie We're all a bunch of idiots and think society owes us something? That's just lovely. You don't know any of us. I'm VERY glad you don't know me, because I'd never want to know such a closed-minded individual as yourself. God forbid we voice an opinion that is different from yours. You're a legend in your own little mind and you'd be adorable if you weren't so rude.
Dogs are allowed at certain stores, I suggest you either deal with it or stay away from those stores. If nothing else, service dogs have the legal right to be in stores and the law will always come out ahead of your little letter-writing campaign. You have NO RIGHT telling someone who relies on a dog in their everyday life that they can't use that dog for assistance because someone might be allergic to it.
Have you ever actually SEEN a dog in Home Depot? If not, then quit yer bitchin, lady!
@it3fergie Do you feel the same way about human brats? People are often taking them out in public and forcing them down other peoples throats. I don't want them around. I'd rather see a dog any day of the week than some snot-nosed kid.
You DO realize that the dog hair is likely on you and your clothing? It could trigger an allergy attack as well....
@it3fergie @havensaved by your logic, a dog should never be allowed to leave the house because they may encounter someone with allergies, if someone is allergic to dogs they know to keep their distance , and you can't compare breathing in someone's cancer causing second hand smoke to walking past someone dog in a store.
@AlexandraRomanov A lot of those children belong on leashes!
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Harvard Law Students: Apply to the Global Anticorruption Lab seminar next year! (Deadline: April 25)
Posted on April 21st, by Matthew Stephenson in LIDS LIVE. No Comments
April 21, 2014 – Matthew Stephenson
Dear LIDS Members:
I'm writing to encourage those of you who are interested in applying to participate in the Global Anticorruption Lab that I will be running this coming academic year. There is a description in the course catalogue, but I wanted to reach out to LIDS because this class might be of particular interest to students with interests in law & development, particularly anticorruption and good governance.
The Lab course is an opportunity to do independent research on a topic or topics of your choice, in a collaborative setting that provides opportunities for feedback not only from me, but from your classmates as well. Through the Lab course, you will contribute to the Global Anticorruption Blog (www.globalanticorruptionblog.com), reaching an audience that includes leading figures at the World Bank, Transparency International, UNDP, and other leading anticorruption organizations.
This year's Lab had great representation from LIDS members, and I would love to get more LIDS members involved if possible. If you would like to learn more about this year's Lab please feel free to email current Lab member and outgoing LIDS co-President Raj Banerjee at firstname.lastname@example.com. Raj would be delighted to chat about his experience!
Slots are limited, so if you're interested, please email an application, including a CV and statement of interest (as well as a transcript) to firstname.lastname@example.com by Friday, April 25.
Professor Stephenson