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Win7/Wacom tablet lost driver, cursor rings, slow pen action
Many people have problems with wacom tablets and Win 7, l had. (Win 7-64 bit/ Wacom Intous 3)
(Problem 1)
I've lost the driver after restart,
(Problem 2)
got really annoyed with the cursor rings
(Problem 3)
and experienced slow pen action.
Working for severeral days with these issues, uninstalling, reinstalling, deleting preferenses for the wacom intous 3 tablet, delaying the wacom driver load... and so on.., did not help that much. Nothing I tried worked out completely perfect. Therefore I made a decision to follow the procedure below, - to solve all of the problems mentioned, and it's working!
I write this to hopefully spare some people the unnecessary time and frustrations with these problems.
Win 7 are equipped with software for Tablets PC's, which's interferring/messing up the wacom tablet driver.
(The lost driver)
I was thinking; do I need the Tablet PC in Win 7? Answer: No! I have a Notebook.
But it didn`t work out just to disable the Tablet PC in "Computer management, Services." (Right click on My Computer, Manage, Services And Applications, Services)
The Procedure / Solution
is drastic and pretty time consuming, but for me absolute necessary for a permanent fix.
I saved all my settings and files, reformatted and reinstalled Windows 7 and all the programs.
I followed this algoritm:
Reinstalled Windows 7
First: I did not plug in the wacom tablet, and did not install the wacom drivers at this point.
Installed all my programs EXCEPT Wacom drivers, did all the updates for windows and my programs except anything regarding the wacom tablet
(The cursor rings)
Got rid of the ridiculous cursor rings from the pen following this article:
Configuring Windows 7 and your Pressure-Sensitive tablet to avoid cursor
(The driver)
Restarted the computer
Disabled the Tablet PC in "Computer management, Services," because I don`t need this application at all. (Double click on "Tablet PC" or right click / properties, disabling)
Restarted the computer to be safe, but I could possibly just stop the service
Now, I installed the wacom driver, making sure I installed the driver BEFORE plugging the tablet. I used the current driver version Wacom pro615-3a_int.exe.
Then I checked to see if there was any windows update to my wacom tablet, (control panel, windows updates) but there wasn`t any. If there would be one, I will make sure to disable it, because I don`t want Microsoft to mess with my tablet!
(The slow pen action)
I changed the settings in Control panel for Pen and Touch:
Selected the Flics tab and
- deselected "Use Flicks to perform common actions quickly and easily"
- deselected "Display flicks icon in the notifications area"
Selected the Handwriting tab and
- Selected "Don`t use automatic learning, and delete any previously collected data"
Hitted the OK button. (These settings will only slow down the pen action, despite what it says)
That`s it, everything is now working beautifully, no problems at all, no slow pen action, no annoying cursor rings or missing drivers after restarting the machine.
I have to critiscize The Microsofts, as said - giving me severeal days with frustration and destroyed productivity (thank You Microsoft (as always)). I usually use a mac, and have never encountered these kind of problems other than with microsoft OS'es, it is always just working on macs. (sorry Windows 7 people :-) )
Ok, i hope this will help somebody!
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Brilliant, thanks, the cursor rings were driving me nuts. Disabling flicks did it. Thanks!
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I got sent home from school one day with a shiner on my eye
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When dad got home I told that story just like I'd rehearsed
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let me tell you a secret about a father's love
A secret that my daddy said was just between us
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It's a love without end, amen
It's a love without end, amen
When I became a father in the spring of '81
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I took my daddy's secret and passed it on to him
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My father died when I was 31 years old. He never met two of my children. I have missed not having him in my life. I think that every man needs their father – to teach them, train them and to validate them as a man. There is not a day or age when this ends – as we pass through each stage of life – filled with new challenges and struggles – we need to have our fathers to turn to for advice, guidance and correction. So many of the troubles in our culture arise from the absence of fathers – we need their strength, courage and love to be complete. Many fathers, even the living, are not present in the lives of their families – they are wrapped up in work, sports, ambitions and worldly success. They are in the family picture – but not in the heart of the family.
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I have five children. I love them with all my heart. They are each unique – talented in different ways. They succeed, they screw up, the please me, they enrage me, they make me proud, they frustrate me – they win and they lose. My feelings for them do not change with the event or the outcome – my love for them endures even when I am disappointed.
His love for us is a love without end, amen. I am slowly learning and taking this truth to heart – I cannot earn his love, nor can I lose his love. I may lose his favor, but never his grace. So works are not to gain salvation, they are to please our Father, they are a means of expressing our heartfelt love and gratitude and of sharing it with others in his name.
Good works are an outgrowth of the holy spirit – nothing else – they express our love and joy – they are not intended to be a source of recognition or accolades. Equally, grace does not exclude us from punishment for our sins – just as an earthly father will punish his child for wrongdoing – so shall our eternal Father – with love in his heart he will provide the correction needed to ensure our safety and salvation. Punishment is not the absence of love, it is the epitome of love – it means that one cares enough to ensure that the individual doesn't fall too far of course – down a path that leads to destruction.
I find tremendous peace in this knowledge. The love I feel for my own children is the same love both of my father's felt/feel for me. I am forgiven, accepted and loved – as I am. And so are you! Everything else is gravy.
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Additional answers can be found here, including why he waited until last week to see the specialist. Utley confirmed chrondomalacia, which is irritation underneath the surface of the knee cap.
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FTA: Utley said he has chrondomalacia, which is an irritation underneath the surface of the knee cap. It is something that isn't bad enough for microfracture surgery, but it's also causing enough pain that Utley cannot play effectively.
Am I the only one seeing the disconnect here? Its not bad enough for surgery but bad enough that he can't play? Wouldn't that imply surgery might allow him to play at some point?
I'll be pleasantly surprised if we get 80 starts out of him this year.
Really is baffling how this occurs just as training camp opens. He had no idea all winter? Did Ruben actually have an idea and didn't act on it? I guess these are questions we'll never get an answer to. We better hope Galvis can hit major league pitching.
I could believe that he aggravated it at the beginning of camp and that it was fine all Winter.
I can also believe that he basically took an easy all winter rather than going through a top notch physical therapy guy like Fischer for a new set of exercises.
I'm no pro athlete, but when I was about 35, I developed severe pain in my feet. I started a program of routine stretches and in a few months everything came back to normal and I haven't had problems since then. Based on this one personal experience I can believe that Uts has a problem which might be treatable through a change in his routine care of his joints.
Here's hoping.
And to fill out what I said, my own problem was so bad I could hardly walk, and when I stayed off my feet it got better, but when I started walking again it came back. It was only through stretching and other excercising of the muscles around the tendons that I was able to overcome it once and for all.
So yes, I can believe Uts stayed off his feet (knees) thinking that would help, but when the grind of spring training began he realized it wouldn't, and that it's possible, maybe likely, that physical therapy will help when other things failed.
I've had tendon problems with my left leg a few years back that was cured through physical therapy. I'm willing to give Utley the benefit of the doubt right now. I hope his new plan works.
The Gelb article in the Inquirer today is somewhat damning, in that it reveals that Charlie was left out of the loop re: Utley and that he and Amaro often seem to be on different pages when it comes to the status of players.
I'm skeptical of the argument that Amaro is a bad GM because he isn't transparent to the fans, but it seems to me like you would want all the key people in the organization (including the manager) to be on the same wavelength.
It strikes me that a hallmark of a good organization, in any business or industry, is that upper management is on the same page and there is a working process in place for the sharing of information. If that isn't happening with the Phillies, that's not a great sign.
Jack, I understand your point about everyone being on the same page, and it's a good one.
Could you provide a link to the article? Thank you in advance.
awh: Here's the link to the article. The stuff about the front office and Charlie is towards the end.
I'm skeptical of the argument that Amaro is a bad GM because he isn't transparent to the fans, but it seems to me like you would want all the key people in the organization (including the manager) to be on the same wavelength.
Posted by: Jack
Compared to the GM of that "other" sports Juggernaut in Philly, Amaro is pretty darned transparent. And even when he's not, the Phillies organization takes the fans concerns/interests into account and at least acknowledges we exist.
Jack, after reading the article I'm not sure we should be "concerned".
Sounds to me like it's a somewhat sematical argument. Charlie uses "setback" and then gets 'clarified" by other people in the organization. Seems a little, silly to be honest.
I was a little surprised by Charlie's comment "I'll sit right there until somebody comes and talks to me,...". I would have thought that he'd be a little more engaged in the Utley situation, but maybe he just feels that he shouldn't have to seek out the information - that as the manager someone ought to have the courtesy to inform him.
OTOH, Charlie's main job is to evaluate the players in camp that are on the field and decide with which ones he thinks they should go North. If Utley isn't on the field then he needs to focus on who his replacement(s) is going to be. To a certain degree, Utley only becomes relevant to Charlie when he can take the field, or when Charlie gets a reliable date on his expected return so he can plan for it.
Also, part of the problem seems to be Utley, who hasn't exactly been a fountain of info, and actually asked Amaro not to say anything to anyone, possibly including Charlie.
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Facts: Food prepared by HIV + personsMy job intails working with the inmate population, I am constantly asked "Canwe get HIV from the Food Service workersthat prepare our food that are HIV +?" The inmate population is worried aboutHIV + people bleeding into their food, etc....
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Harvard Medical SchoolYou cannot become infected from eating food prepared by an HIV-infectedperson. Typhoid, hepatitis A, shigellosis, definitely. But not HIV. Idon't have any references for you. I can only tell you that blood-bornediseases are not transmitted... Read more »
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Flagler County deputies arrested five out of seven teens in Palm Coast on Monday in connection with breaking into the Indian Trails Middle School on Saturday.
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healthy sauce/dip for my steamed artichokes?
anyone have a suggestion for my steamed artichokes instead of the usual mayo or aioli? I'm looking for something healthy and tasty. TIA
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16 ounces (2 cups) thick Greek yogurt
4 to 10 cloves of garlic, finely chopped
1/2 cup diced or grated cucumber (Kirby or "English")
1 tablespoon olive oil
2 teaspoons lemon juice
Prepare garlic and cucumber in advance. Combine the lemon juice and olive oil in a mixing bowl. Fold in the yogurt slowly. Make sure to mix the yogurt completely with the oil. Add garlic to taste, then and the cucumber.
Stir until well mixed. Serve well chilled.
Yield: about 2 1/2 cups
I just had mine with a hot/sweet mustard. Took a tablespoon of homemade peach jam (any flavor will work, or honey), two tablespoons of dry mustard and 2 of Dijon mustard. Thinned with brown rice vinegar (any vinegar you like). Let rest. I really enjoyed it. You are just barely dipping as opposed to dunking.
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There is nothing unhealthy about butter.
If you like the creamy dip, you could cut the fat by replacing half the mayo/aioli with low-fat yogurt. My new dip is mayo, yogurt, and mustard and I swear I don't miss the extra mayo.
My last two: homemade yogurt with bit of olive oil, salt, pepper; and a bit of grated Pecorino Romano dissolved (just stir together) in lemon juice.
yogurt with minced garlic and lemon. I like it just as much as melted butter which was my "younger days" dip
Have you ever tried artichokes with just a small bowl of very very good salt (like Maldon salt) to lightly dip each leaf and touch the hearts? A good salt sets off the natural sweetness of the artichoke and the flavor really livens up.
Any good vinaigrette is a tasty/healthy option, too.
Yogurt cheese (made from my homemade yogurt). I add herbs, garlic, a tad of wasabi mustard or or horseradish. You can also add lemon, chives, etc.. let it sit for a half hour or so - and it's a great dip for veggies or artichokes. I also buy 'salad sprinklings' or maybe they are called 'salad seasonings' from the bulk bins at Rainbow Grocery, but I'm sure all bulk herb stores carrying something similar. I LOVE mayo, but it was
easy to give up for the yogurt cheese I use it on sandwiches too and in place of cream cheese on bagels.
You can buy yogurt, fat free or otherwise, drain it through a Malita plastic coffee filter, with a paper (?) insert, over a small jar overnight and voila, yogurt cheese. It keeps in the fridge for a week or so, if it lasts that long. A tablespoon is great in a fruit smoothie too.


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Healthcare Providers' Trust in Payers 'Abominably Low'
A survey designed to measure the level of trust that hospital executives have in health insurance companies finds several factors that contribute to low scores, including the length of time it takes for claims to be paid, and the rates hospitals and physicians are paid.
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It may come as a shock, but new research confirms it: Healthcare providers do not trust payers.
Payers scored poorly on all three of the new trust questions in the annual National Payor Survey conducted by ReviveHealth, a Nashville, TN-based strategic communications firm and Catalyst Healthcare Research. The results from the final question, which asked providers whether a particular payer "balances its interests with ours and doesn't routinely take advantage of us," were particularly dire.
"I was surprised that the numbers were as bleak as they were on [that] last question," said Brandon Edwards, CEO of Nashville-based ReviveHealth. "It's very hard to lawyer your way around that, or to contract your way around that."
On a 1–100 scale, payers posted an average score of 47 on balancing interests with providers. "All scores were lower in this measure, suggesting a disconnect between the interests of payors and providers," the survey states.
ReviveHealth's "Payor Trust Index" crafted the trust questions in conjunction with Catalyst Healthcare Research. Slightly more than 200 health system and hospital executives participated in the survey, with respondents representing about a quarter of the country's hospitals, Edwards said.
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Lawrence Lievense, FHFMA, FACMPE, FHIAS (5/14/2014 at 8:09 PM)
It is in no way amazing nor surprising to anyone working in healthcare finance that the "relationship" is extremely poor between providers and payors. During my 30+ years as a patient accounting director (VP, Manager, et al) I made my living on one basic premise - that payors are adversarial in nature and will not pay any bill unless forced to do so. Payors make their profit by collecting as much in premiums as possible and paying as little for health care as possible - which includes denying and delaying payment on even legitimate claims whenever possible. Providers however make their living caring for the sick and injured. Of course the relationship is adversarial - we providers represent the patients (aka: damn policyholders to the payors.) Twenty years ago I actually (and naiively) was worried that my job would disappear when new-fangled "Komputers" began to allow payors to adjudicate claims automatically (aka: faster.) No problem - my colleagues and I are still gainfully employed as any system which allowed faster payor payments was never implemented. Why we needed an article to highlight this is beyond me.
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The world was shaken this month when MH17 flight was shot down when flying over a conflict zone in Ukraine. This was the second mega crisis that Malaysia Airlines had to deal with in less than four months. As the investigations go on to uncover facts of the incident, many in aviation industry are contemplating what will happen →
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I just realised this recently, when thinking about what I might do as a Final Project for my English class when the time comes to it - the assignment is basically just 'do something English-related and have it actually be a significant accomplishment.' I realised, I don't create things, or even try to. I work with what already exists. I can analyse what already exists, or replicate it, or improve it, or pick it apart, or observe it, or what have you, but not build something entirely new.
I do not create art, all I do is replicate something that is already there, whether it be a photograph, another painting, some real object I see or have seen. And in replicating I can change it, a little, make it better or worse or just different or just more my own, but always the mold is there.
I do not have my own opinions. I agree or disagree with those of others - often in unusual combinations, it's true, but always the idea is expressed by another first.
I do not write poetry, I read it, memorise it, perform it, analyse it, transcribe it. I would like to make a book of poetry, make it from paper and leather and thread and glue and ink and paint and gold, and fill it with all my favorite poems and lyrics, calligraphed and illuminated. Every page and every stitch and every letter of it mine... but not a word original.
Everything I do is from instructions, predetermined, like the how-to-assemble booklet in a Lego set. It's all been done before, maybe not quite the way I do it, but the best I can do is make variations, or mistakes.
And I'm kind of okay with that. Kind of. What others have done before me is better than what I could do alone; it is as well that I should imitate and appreciate it. Perhaps I can even appreciate well, better, maybe, than some can. I don't know. I don't mind. There's a lot already in the world, a lot I don't know and don't understand and haven't seen yet, there's enough in the world already without me or anyone adding anything new.
And I wonder if everybody else does this too.
I can honestly say this about my guitar playing. That I can memorize a song, perform it, and analyze it. But the piece although Anonymous or signed it'll never be mine but I add arpeggios, pull offs, hammers, and many other variations to the piece.
It is almost an art to me that we can improve upon and recreate something because a little bit of our creativity is added.
But here's a way to think of it: like the theory of evolution. You have something, and it mutates verrry slightly. Something else mutates that verrry slightly. And so on and so on, until you have something almost-but-not-quite completely unlike what you started with.
I'm not sure that's how I think it is, but I'd certainly like to see it that way. It makes sense.
(I just realized how incoherent this comment is. Oops.)
oh, no one creates anything anymore
we're all false, ideas hardly exist
people are lucky if they get one true idea in their lifetime.
and if i may i will pull out one of my favorite words :
a copy without an original
seems to define art in general, no?


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Thanks for watching tonight. I hope you enjoyed it!
I hope that nobody was offended by tonight's episode concerning the pig scene. I understand that you may feel uneasy and uncomfortable, because I did too. Believe me, if I had to go through this process in order to eat meat, I would be a vegetarian. As a matter of fact, I do not really care for meat, and eat very little of it.
For many people it may be something new, something they have never seen or even considered doing before, but for the Cuban culture it is a very old tradition to roast a pig. Roasting a pig involves several steps, which you all got to see. Herman was very happy and proud of me for participating in this ritual with him after ten years of convincing! This custom has been passed on for generations. My husband Herman learned from his dad, and he in turn has passed it on to his children and mine.
Although, I do not care for meat, I understand that many people enjoy eating pork (as well as other meats). As you saw, Marysol is one of them!
Roasting a pig is a celebration in the Cuban culture and we really wanted to share it with our guests. Seeing the kitchen scene with Herman and I reminded me of Lucy and Ricky Ricardo! LOL! By the way, to accompany the pig we had white rice and black beans, yuca, salad, and Cuban crème brulee (natilla). I want to thank my friend and Cuban cookbook author Ana Quincoces who joined us and prepared the delicious side dishes and guava martinis to get us started! It was truly a beautiful night. . .an authentic Cuban night! I must mention all of the girls looked lovely, and I was very happy they all made it.


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Cane made me think of a question when he posted the 458 SOCOM thread...
Back in the day, the gun manufacturers made rifles and handguns in the same caliber for ease of carry. Now days they're making AR uppers in pistol calibers for fun and cheap plinking.
On the same note, pig and dangerous game hunters rely heavily on 44 mag, 460 S&W and the 500 S&W. Now I think that this is partially because those rounds a powerful enough to get the job done, but can be carried in a small package (revolver vs. rifle). However, I'm sure there are people out there who would rather carry a rifle. This March will be my first pig hunt so I am purely speculating, but it seems to me that a 44 mag, 460 or a 500 upper for an AR would be great. You could have a round powerful enough to hunt dangerous game with, it would be the same round your "backup" (if you still carried it) uses and the ammo is cheaper than the alternative (458 SOCOM). Not to mention these rounds in a rifle would be easier to handle and be more accurate.
Does this make sense or am I out in left field?
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Makes a lot of sense to me. I'm not aware of an AR in in any of those calibers and can think of a couple of issues in making one but I won't say it can't be done.
If the pain is lacking so is the discipline...
"the only 911 call I need is chambering a round" - Mr. Muller, MO car dealer
Demand would be low and unlike the 9mm, a new auto load magazine would need to be developed.
Plus, have you seen how dumb a 9mm AR looks?
Even in mall ninja garb it has the ghey.
I don't know about the big magnum calibers, but several makers have produced both 9mm and .45ACP versions of the AR platform.
I have toyed with building a .45ACP AR for a few years now. The reason would be simplicity like you are talking about. Stock up on a .45 ammo and have one round for my sidearm and my short range long gun.
Hmmmm...... *thinking*
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Pukka - Indian at Bathurst/St. Clair
778 St. Clair
Got a lot of positive twitter buzz.
Anyone CHers been yet?
Yes, and it's wonderful! They've taken Indian food to a new level, with very interesting dishes that are complexly (and knowledgeably) spiced and beautifully presented. Not cheap, but the quality is definitely there. Kind of reminds me a bit of Debu Saha's Biryani House on Wellesley at its prime, though the dishes are not quite as lavish.
Each dish we had was excellent. It's a small menu that we were told will change every couple of months. I highly recommend the restaurant.
No, but here is a review. http://momwhoruns.com/restaurant-revi...
The disclosure at the end of the review is interesting... I suppose if they are a client, it would be hard to write anything negative!
I'm worried it will bite into business at my beloved Savera which is basically right across the street. It's a tough strip for restaurants to make it and I'm worried it can't sustain two Indian restaurants. I know I sound irrational but....
A brief preamble:
Indian (SE Asian) is one of the great cuisines of the world. Sadly, most local restaurants compete on price (this food is widely considered cheap) so quality in Toronto has rarely been great.
There have been some excellent exceptions – but their price-point has been necessarily higher and, regrettably, they rarely last too long. In the past few years we have seen both Aravind and Tabla have difficulty and close – both served really good food with subtle spicing. Some posters might add Debu – which certainly tried hard, but didn't (for me) reach similar heights – but it also closed.
So where do we go for great (or nearly great) Indian food, which shows layered spicing and high quality ingredients?
The latest entry is Pukka – and it's VERY good. After only one visit, I'm loathe to anoint it just yet – but, for me, it's head and shoulders above the current competition. But that comes at a price – this is certainly more expensive than your neighbourhood 'Indian' place – but IMO is definitely worth it.
But if you compare it to a 'well-appointed' alternative cuisine restaurant it compares very well as to pricepoint.
Our meal for two came to about $150 – but that included a bottle of wine, so not out-of-line in the general market.
The food is very good with a few outstanding (for me) dishes. Throw away your preconceptions – this is well-spiced food, using Indian spices but not (for the most part) blow your head off heat. Yes, it will tingle, but will seem tame by most spicy Asian cuisines (e.g. Thai, Hakka and Szechuan).
My favourite dishes were the Baby Kale Salad (hardly your standard Indian resto dish) which comes with a cashew dressing, lotus chips and dates; and the green bean side dish with turmeric and coconut. Both outstanding.
The mains are relatively few (the restaurant describes them as 'sharing dishes', but my impression was that they were similar in size to standard serving portions) and are clearly spiced differently – no 'one-size-fits-all' sauces here.
For those who HAVE to have the hottest dishes, try the Braised Pork Vinha d'alhos (meat with wine & garlic literally, but became corrupted into 'vindaloo').
AND a really good wine list too. Well-chosen.
Plus the service was excellent – well-trained much more professional than your typical SE Asian place.
I'll be back (and very soon) to try more dishes.
re: estufarian
I'm very interested in trying this place because there seems to be an emphasis on the wines. Estufarian would you say they do a good job with offering by the glass pairings? I get that they have an extensive wine list, but I am not interested in spending on a Barolo if I'm eating Indian food. I'll reword that, I'm mostly interested if there is an experience to be had involving wine pairings with this food, is that the case?
re: dubchild
I played it safe with a bottle of Mittnacht Klack Gewurztraminer, which was an excellent match (although the bottle seemed too small!). They also comped a small taste of a botrytised Sauvignon Blanc Californian. So I didn't ask about matched pairings.
Maybe next time (and there will be one).
re: estufarian
Hello Estufarian,
Most interesting! May be I'll join you!!
Do they allow BYOB?! Any idea about the corkage fee?
re: Charles Yu
I just tried them out - one visit; all conclusions tentative. But great promise. They've only been open a few weeks.
Haven't explored any wine options (yet) - the good news is that the existing wine list is pretty good. I probably wouldn't try 'great' wines with Indian food anyway. When I revisit I'll follow up on what their plans are - although with AmuseGirl's rehearsal schedule, we don't have much time this month.
I haven't been to Amaya in a long time but it was my go to for Indian food in Toronto. I found it above most offerings in the mid and downtown core. How does Pukka compare?
I'm out in GTA West so I have TONS of Indian (north and south regions.... and now I'm discovering a coastal variation) restaurants for choices. Most of them aren't focused on environment but just good comforting meals.
re: Nevy
Can't really help as I haven't been to Amaya in the past 24 months. I liked their presentation, but the service was so-so and I didn't think it worth the premium prices.
I believe some (or one?) of the people originally involved with Amaya are behind Pukka. Certainly I 'half-recognized' the host.
re: Nevy
One of the co-owners, Derek Valleau was a former co-founder of Amaya the Indian Room. The quality is comparable, though I find the service at Amaya to be much better. The servers are more warm and hospitable.
What I like about Amaya is that the chef, Hemant Bhagwani is constantly trying new things (such as Lobsterlicious - 3 courses for $39 until May 18th) and earlier this month I think he had an Indian Street Festival food celebration menu.
In terms of the "overpriced" comments. I think it's fair to say that Amaya and Pukka are pushing to be fine dining restaurants. I know everyone is used to the AYCE Indian buffets and Indian fast food, but I think for the quality of food you're getting at both establishments, the prices are justified.
I have been to both Pukka and Amaya in the past 12 months and both are very comparable.
I really want to try this - but looks like only one vegetarian dish in the "eats" section and that I cannot have because I am mildly lactose intolerant.
I guess, one could make a meal out of the vegetarian sides.
Wonder why dal makhani, mushroom and peas etc are listed in the sides section.
cold tandoori smoked eggplant tartare ~ semolina roti sounds amazing!
re: garfield
The division relates to the size of dishes (sides are smaller).
But can't help with the lactose/vegetarian restrictions.
The salad was quite large - we split between two and had good portions.
re: estufarian
Anyone else tried Pukka? I have a reservation for my S/O and I next week and since we have small kids and NEVER get out I want to make sure it's a great experience. We were going to go to Cava but I pushed for Pukka since it's new and we live in that hood. Will my S/O be disappointed with the choice??? The pressure is on!
re: Arcadiaseeker
Was there a few weeks ago. It's good, but I think a bit overpriced. As in, you can probably get similar decent food at a lower price point (maybe not as fancy variations). What you're paying for is the service and atmosphere. It's a very modern space and relatively dressed up for an Indian place. I loved the art on the wall which had some sanskrit and english writings.
We had the Chicken 65 and butternut squash samosas to start (the samosas were definitely unusual), the scallop and prawn ambotik (curry), and a side of aloo ghobi and garlic naan. The scallop and prawn dish was tasty - but there were 3 pieces of prawns and 2 scallops - at $24.80, a bit pricey in my opinion.
Having said that, there's no reason one can't enjoy the place, as long as you know that it's a bit on the higher end. The couple at the table next to us were telling the waiter how great the food was and I agree. I guess at that price point, I was expecting a tad bit more in terms of overall experience and atmosphere. But I think you'd enjoy it, so you should go and experience it for yourself.
re: gourmandish
Well worth it.
Definitely confirmed as my favourite 'Indian' in Toronto.
Once again I emphasize both the quality of the ingredients and the magnificent spicing. As bluefirefly mentions, the price is above the 'typical Indian' place - but I still feel it's good value if one compares to other cuisines and restaurants in Toronto that use quality ingredients and long-simmered textured/layered flavours. This is not your too common 'Indian' with a mother-sauce (or two) that is modified for each style of dish. Last night I had two entirely different beef dishes as (regrettably, for me, the pork has now disappeared from the menu as it wasn't a popular choice). The coconut based one included slices of real coconut - total texture contrast to the rest of the dish which was totally unexpected. At first it was offputting, but by the end I loved the variation - and incidentally the spicing built up slowly over the meal. Originally I thoughit milder than I prefer, but was totally happy by the time I finished (except for wanting more).
The baby kale salad is probably my favourite salad in the city. Superb.
And kudos to the wine list. Even if one doesn't typically have wine with Indian food, the complexity of the spicing here does (for me) match very well.
And, for the record, it was packed - I only got in when there were multiple cancellations because of the weather, and by 8:00 every table was taken, with people waiting at the bar for tables to turn.
So what can I criticize - I have a reputation to uphold! Umm - maybe only myself for having waited so long between visits.
Was there for the first time this week. Imaginatively spiced and presented food, lots of interesting twists. Good wine selection too. Worth a visit.
Some negs for me were:
- really loud room, could barely hear my companions (no soft surfaces to absorb sound)
- overcooked shrimp made it rubbery. Also the pickerel was overcooked. Not sure if chef was having an off night with seafood!
- I'm a little old school in that the servers kept reaching across for plates, etc. Didn't make sense because there was plenty of room to go around....