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- ReuvenK Jan 28, 2005 10:33 AM
Hello All,
Anyone know of any good Indian Restaurants???
I've heard of a place on Younge & Clark in Thornhill that is said to be very good.
Please help...
I think you're talking about The Indian Kitchen. It's amazing. Try their tandoori fish and the lamb chops. If I hadn't moved downtown I would be their regularly - I'm still looking for a place I like as much down here.
re: Delish
I completely disagree. I've to Indian Kitchen 4 times and food ranged from so-so to simply not very good. (It's nearby , what can I say.) They lamb chops were all gristle. If you want tandoori fish, Cuisine of India is the best place to go.
re: Kerr
Interesting... I've never had a bad experience there and I used to go every few months. The food has always been tasty and of good quality. Then again, I haven't been there for a while. It's a shame if what you say is true, but this wouldn't be the first reaturant to slip from greatness into mediocrity...
re: Delish
Ive never heard a bad thing about that place, guess I'll be going there...
re: ReuvenK
"Ive never heard a bad thing about that place"
Huh? You just have.
re: Charles
Try reading the post.
re: Kerr
Kerr,I think what Charles is saying is that he suspects you are a Glutton for Gastronomical Punishment!
True chowhounds normally don't go back three times to a restaurant with "so-so to simply not very good" food just because "it's nearby" unless they are severely mobility challenged!
re: GeoNit
Thank You Geonit!!! Exactly my point!
re: GeoNit
*grins*... I can't speak for anyone else, but I don't have a car, and while I live in what I would consider to largely be a culinary wasteland, I do eat with repetition at some of the crappy places here simply because they're cheap, I'm hungry, there's nothing in the kitchen, and while I would love good eats, I don't feel like TTCing it reasonably far.
re: Delish
Yea, i love Indian Kitchen too. My friends all prefer the Host for some reason. I've been to the Host twice (both uptown and downtown locations) , and thought the uptown one was not nearly as good as the indian kitchen. the downtown one was good though.
re: jmeeee
Indian Kitchen average and variable. It is possible to get a good meal there. It is also possible to get a poor meal there. Generally, the Host is much better.
I love Indian Kitchen and my husband and I eat Indian food quite often from different places. If they were closer I would eat there all the time! We usually go with some Indian friends who introduced us to the place.
Went to Tandoori Pearl which had great food. Its on Nugget Ave. in Scarborough. The place is clean unlike many Indian restaurants around. I heard Bombay Bhel is good too, but I have yet to try it. Its on Beaver Creek in Richmond Hill. Hope this helps!
re: aznpoon
The food at Matagali is pretty good, not that many alternatives downtown for Indian. However, the service can be slow and the portions are sometimes small.
I prefer a little restaurant on Yonge around Gerrard named Katmandu, they have excellent Chicken Vindaloo and Eggplant Bharta plus a decent small buffet at lunch.
Bobay Bhel is excellent, they have a location on East Beaver Creek (Hwy 7/404). They also have a location in Mississauga. There could be others as well. Consistely excellent. Been here 6-7 times, consistely very good. Butter chicken is to die for.
Cusine of India is very good as well, on Yonge between Finch and Sheppard. Been here twice, very good each time.
Hubby & I adore Jaipur Grille on Yonge about 3 blocks south of Eglinton for a high end Indian dining experience. A great place for a date. At the other end of the scale, Spices Cafe on Temperance is delightful for inexpensive, but delicious and healthy (read low fat) preparations.
re: Googs
If you like high-end Indian, have you tried Kama Sutra on Bayview? My wife and I go there when we want nice decor and good wine/beer selection. Their food is excellent especially the brie pakoras appetizer. Also, they have a great $49.95 meal for two. Good service usually, too.
For take-out Indian, we go to the much-discussed Maroli in a little strip mall off Yonge between Davisville and Balliol.
I adore both Gateways of India and Jodhpore Club on Baldwin Street. Consistently very good, IMO, and I would highly recommend them.
I used to like Siddhartha for their a la carte, but the last two times I was there, the quality had dropped considerably: the lamb was fatty and the chicken overcooked. The samosas were also disgusting.
re: vorpal
I haven't been to many Indian restaurants, but I really enjoy Jodhpore Club on Baldwin as well. I always get the paneer when I go. I prefer their vegetarian dishes over their meat ones. I had a meat one once, and I found it to be slightly overcooked and tough. The tandoori naan is very soft and fluffy.
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Flanagan reads riot act on police IT
The Flanagan Review of Policing calls for an end to the piecemeal approach to new technology adopted by the British police. The report looks likely to be accepted in broad terms by the Home Office. A Green Paper later this spring is likely to introduce many of his proposals. Although Chief Inspector of Constabulary Ronnie …
helmet cams
As a Plymouth resident whose neighbourhood has become overrun with cheap vertical drinking establishments, I was very pleased with the reduction in crime that the helmet cameras brought about.
One of the main effects was that people either didn't misbehave, knowing it would be caught on camera, or when shown the footage said "it's a fair cop" rather than wasting valuable police and judicial time.
The review warns about the "community attitude". Myself and other residents of the community would prefer the use of these cameras to continue. It's not a perfect or even remotely complete solution, but anything which reduces the incidence of crime in the area is welcome.
No doubt that there will be people screaming about Big Brother, Police State etc., but when you've been the victim of a violent assault which left you unconscious, you may begin to think differently about methods which discourage this kind of behaviour. An 8% fall in violent crime may just be enough to prevent it from happening to you.
...if it saves one life ....
... and others like thart are dangerous mantras in the extreme. They allow the steady erosion of liberty to continue and an all-controlling state to surface. Much like we are seeing today after decades of continual ratcheting of the laws of control and compliance. All completely needless if the foundation laws were simply enforced effectively. We are now at a situation where every single citizen of this land breaks the law on a daily basis, wittingly or unwittingly and is thus a criminal in waiting. Meanwhile none of us are any safer, helmet cams or not. We are told crime is reducing, and most of us can tell a tale of how it is not - by direct or indirect relation.
So, given all of that, can we really trust our Police "service" (ha, when was the last time the Police ever served you?) and their masters to play fair with us of the mass population. Very evidently not. The last decade is littered with tales of your average person in the street being arrested, charged and successfully prosecuted for all manner of trivial matters. In the process they are criminalised and therefore are no longer recorded or regarded as law-abiding citizens. They are disbarred from various professions because of their new-found criminality. Is this what any of us intended when we voted our incumbents into power? I suspect not.
Behind this backdrop of an increasingly criminal population the real hardened criminals are allowed to roam free and easy. Should any member of the criminal public attempt any form of redress they can expect to receive the most punitive response from the powers that be, just to set an example to the masses you understand.
None of this really supports the case for getting the Police to compliance with yet another all-encompassing Big Brother system. It may be more inefficient doing things the way they do right now - but at least it helps slow down if not prevent wholesale miscarriages of justice (whats that these days?) that we are witness to on a daily basis. These technological Chinese walls are to be welcomed, not smashed down.
Blackops - because we really are not too far away from that particular reality.
Same old same old
Every attempt tp do something nationally seems doomed before it starts - the Home Office has closed the Police IT Organisation (PITO) and is now shutting the Criminal Justice IT unit (CJIT). Both these organisations were tasked with doing exactly what this report recommends - specifying and implementing national police systems and in the case of CJIT, taking this further and integrating them with the rest of the criminal justice organisations - both failed.
One step forward, two back!
This whole saga about police systems has been going round and round for over 30 years. Doubt if anyone will solve the problem while police forces are run like fiefdoms.
regards from a cynical ex-police IT sales person
Oh how I'd like to sort this out...
but there goes the phrase, big system interoperability.
EDS & Crapita must be dribbling like 20 year old blondes during the men's finals at centre court.
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"Take him down the cells. But I just closed Excel, sarge"
I am glad someone at El Reg has a sense of humor that they do not mind aiming at the police.
re: ...if it saves one life ....
Police do something to tackle crime and you call it "big brother" - even in the face of evidence of its effectiveness and the support of the people who it effects. You're no safer because YOU want so much "accountability" that police are too busy EXPLAINING to actually CATCH criminals.
And neatly enough they are so busy doing the worthless paperwork that YOU demand that they don't have the time to be on the streets detecting and preventing crime so you can complain about that too.
I know lets bury EVERY police officer in red tape in case ONE of them is a bully/rascist/corrupt - at least then the other 99% wont be able to do any good. Genius!
Except there's still bad individuals anyway, whoops.
However, there are criminal police. A minority, probably, but the others do nothing to clean up and will actively defend their bent brothers. And so become part of the problem.
And when the police want more power and less oversight, we can trust them. When they cockup they're only human. So which is it, upright honest and unassailable protectors of the Law or humans with all the baggage that goes with it?
So we don't trust the police.
Its on tape
Assuming the videos are collected continuosly and properly then its got to be a good thing. Inappropiate stop & search then review the footage, if its inappropriate then counsel / prosecute the policeman if its not it shuts up the loony liberals. The drunks might not use police officers for target practice either.
This does literally fall into 'if you have nothing to hide then you can't object' as valid.
The police need support to improve policing and cut red tape, an integrated video and electronic record system (should cost about £500 - £1000 per Policeman - customised PDA, plug in camera + encrypted memory card and stored in a secure version of Youtube of course it will cost £1million per man and never work).
Many companies were pleased how much 'wastage' dropped when cctv was installed in retail shops one assumes staff were guilty in some cases as well. If the policeman is being videod he/she will behave themself.
"there are criminal police"
Yes there are. There are also criminal doctors, lawyers, bricklayers, software engineers, Reg posters etc.
"So we don't trust the police"
I don't have much faith in the police, but not trusting them is a very different thing. You may as well not trust anybody in that case, because every section of society and every occupation has a minority who are criminals.
I usually find that when people don't trust the police, it's actually because they know they are guilty of something and don't want it found out.
What are the police for?
Yet another report from a senior policeman reaching exactly the same conclusions - the police need more money, more powers and less bureaucracy, i.e. accountability.
What the police really need is a reminder what they are there for - to protect the public from muggers, thieves, rapists, murderers, war-mongering self-serving politicians and corrupt or power-crazed members of their own ranks. They are not there to impede our democratic right to protest or eavesdrop for on our private lives.
As for helmet cameras, not only can they deter a potential assault on a police officer but also by the officer wearing it. Nothing screams "Police Brutality" like a dead or injured suspect and a bunch of officers whose cameras all malfunctioned at the same time! Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? With helmet cameras, we all can!
Less bureaucracy does not always equal less accountability
It just means less forms to fill in. And why all the complaints about webcams on police helmets. They're only going where the police go, and will back up statements made by both the police and public. i should imagine that cuts a lot of red tape. That's not to say the police can't take them off, but then that's the situation we're in nowadays anyway.
Honest coppers
Remember why the Police And Criminal Evidence Act was brought in, the police were running wild, here's a big case, lets frame someone & look like we're effective. Did this attitude work, ask the Birmingham Six or Stephen Kischo (scuse spelling) who were framed at the whim of bent coppers.
PACE was introduced to protect the innocent, now the police want rid of PACE, how convenient. Before the police can look at reducing their paperwork they need to take a long hard look at themselves and remember what they are there for and who it is they are there to protect. Stop squeeling, get out of your cars, re-earn the respect of the ordinary person and abide by the law yourselves, then, and only then, will you have earned the right to reduce your paper work.
Why Paris because this whole report is an oxymoron and the police know it.
PS for the cynics. No I do not have a criminal record
The leopard's spots ........ or is it just a Pox?
"Yet another report from a senior policeman reaching exactly the same conclusions - the police need more money, more powers and less bureaucracy, i.e. accountability.
What the police really need is a reminder what they are there for - to protect the public from muggers, thieves, rapists, murderers, war-mongering self-serving politicians and corrupt or power-crazed members of their own ranks. They are not there to impede our democratic right to protest or eavesdrop for on our private lives.".... What are the police for? By Red Bren Posted Sunday 10th February 2008 18:16 GMT
I wouldn't possibly disagree and would submit that because of "war-mongering self-serving politicians and corrupt or power-crazed members of their own ranks." they will need to take the Bull by the Horns and Drive a Comprehensive Program themselves, advising the Public fully of their Intentions, .... for Third Party, Positive Reinforcement Support/Continuity Peer Review ..... paying no Lip Service to any jumped up tyke of a wannabe a wannabe, who would sit in judgement rather than experience or be experienced in Service.
The simple matter is that Money can buy them the Brain Power that they need and if the Government refuse them that facility with a rejection of Funding requests/Granting of Funds to Brain Power Programs, then they are diametrically opposed to their work and are its biggest enemy.
Oh dear, we appear to have the Police and the Labour Party vying for OverLord/Overall Control. Given what I may about Both, even though both will have some Really Rotten Apples, only one of them is full of Rotten Apples and knows nothing about Positive Policing. And only One of them is Plugged into Wider Forces for Full Spectrum Broadband Support.
Labour appears to have fallen foul of Republican Tendency rather than embracing Democratic Accountability but that is easily countered with Monetary Assaults which expose the Delusionists', Elitist Power Grab Agendas.
Tony's Legacy and Treacherous Waters for All with foul Republican Tendencies.
It doesn't really matter what individual forces have as their IT systems as long as there are clear and available standards for data interoperability between police forces so that information can be exchanged between whatever solutions forces choose to implement for their own IT stuff without caring about what those solutions are. That would also create opportunities for companies to develop or redistribute applications for police data storage and access creating a bit more of a market for these tools rather than the closed way it happens now.
Helmet Cam and Liberty
It is not as if the helmet cam isn't surveying anything the Police Officer isn't. If anything it could increase oversight over the Police as they know what they do is being monitored by their camera. Police Officers then have back up against a "my word against yours" situation and if you have been abused by the Police it would be highly suspicious if the helmet camera would have "failed" that day.
I think it would be something that help restore trust in the Police and cut down the amount of hassle and disputes immensely.
I know I'm echoing some comments above but for once I don't want the Liberal Brigade (to which I usually belong) to shout down a sensible idea.
@Mike Green
"why all the complaints about webcams on police helmets"
I thought the general consensus was that they are a good thing? I certainly think so.
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Purdue defeated Nebraska 70-64, even though it could never fully take charge of the game and committed nine second-half turnovers.
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|Redskins unable to win one for Sean Taylor in emotional loss to Bills
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Five days after Taylor died from a gunshot wound in Florida, the Redskins' defense did Taylor proud by not allowing a touchdown. With their slain safety in their minds, they built an early lead over the Buffalo Bills.
But they couldn't hold on, and a major mistake by Hall of Fame coach Joe Gibbs contributed mightily to a 17-16 defeat Sunday.
``I didn't show up to play this game, I showed up for a tribute for my friend, to send him out right, and we found a way to mess it up,'' said cornerback Fred Smoot, who teared up when he looked where Taylor usually plays and didn't see him.
The Redskins intentionally had only 10 men on the field for their first defensive play, leaving Taylor's spot empty.
``It was important for the team to know that Sean was with us that one last time on the field,'' said Reed Doughty, who replaces Taylor in the lineup. ``He'll always be with us, but that was special.''
Not so special was Gibbs calling consecutive timeouts while trying to ice Buffalo kicker Rian Lindell with 4 seconds remaining. That prompted a 15-yard penalty - back-to-back timeouts are illegal - and Lindell made a 36-yarder for the win.
``It was a very emotional day for everybody,'' Buffalo coach Dick Jauron said. ``I'm sure more so for them, but we have a number of players on our squad that were very close to Sean - played with him in college or in the NFL. I thought that both teams really played hard, and that would honor him. That's how he played the game. He played it all-out. It was a 60-minute game; that's how he played the game.''
Elsewhere, Miami fell to 0-12 with its worst loss of the season, 40-13 to the New York Jets.
Also, it was Indianapolis 28, Jacksonville 25; Pittsburgh 24, Cincinnati 10; Seattle 28, Philadelphia 24; San Diego 24, Kansas City 10; Minnesota 42, Detroit 10; Arizona 27, Cleveland 21; Tampa Bay 27, New Orleans 23; the New York Giants 21, Chicago 16; Tennessee 28, Houston 20; Oakland 34, Denver 20; Carolina 31, San Francisco 14; and St. Louis 28, Atlanta 14.
Week 13 began on Thursday night, when Dallas beat Green Bay 37-27. The Monday night game has undefeated New England at Baltimore.
Bills 17, Redskins 16
In front of 85,000 fans waving their No. 21 towels, Lindell kicked five field goals to lift visiting Buffalo (6-6).
Lindell made a 51-yard attempt that didn't count because the Redskins (5-7) called timeout just as the ball was snapped. Washington then tried the same tactic, resulting in the 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty. Lindell's winner gave him a streak of 17 consecutive made field goals.
Jets 40, Dolphins 13
At Miami, perhaps the most winnable game remaining on Miami's schedule was a rout - for the Jets (3-9).
Rookie John Beck threw three interceptions and lost two fumbles, leading to a touchdown and three of Mike Nugent's four field goals. In three starts, Beck has yet to direct the offense to a touchdown.
Miami extended a franchise-record losing streak to 15 games, and Cam Cameron remained winless as an NFL coach.
``Getting a win against anyone is great,'' Jets linebacker Bryan Thomas said.
Colts 28, Jaguars 25
At Indianapolis, the Colts closed in on a fifth straight AFC South title after Peyton Manning threw four touchdown passes. It was the second victory by the Colts (10-2) over the Jaguars (8-4) this season, essentially giving them a three-game lead with four games left.
The Colts' first two TDs came in a bizarre first quarter in which there were three replay challenges - two won by Indianapolis, the other lost by Jacksonville.
Manning has 23 TD passes, tying him with Dan Marino as the only quarterbacks to throw more than 20 in each of their first 10 NFL seasons.
Steelers 24, Bengals 10
Hines Ward caught two touchdown passes from Ben Roethlisberger to break the Steelers' record for career scoring catches.
Getting their offense back after being held to one touchdown in two games by the weak Jets and winless Dolphins, the host Steelers (9-3) shook off an early 7-0 deficit to open a two-game AFC North lead over Cleveland.
The home-field win was the first in the series since the Steelers beat the Bengals in Pittsburgh 28-17 in 2004. Cincinnati (4-8) failed to become the first team to win in Pittsburgh for three consecutive seasons since Heinz Field opened in 2001.
On another rainy night, the second here in seven days for a prime-time game, the Steelers' offense and defense held up and so did their much-criticized playing field that was so bad for last Monday's 3-0 win over the Dolphins that an NFL operations official stayed in town all week to monitor conditions.
Seahawks 28, Eagles 24
At Philadelphia, Lofa Tatupu set up Seattle's first two touchdowns by intercepting A.J. Feeley twice in the first quarter, and he sealed victory with another pick at the Seahawks 4 in the final minute.
Maurice Morris had a 45-yard touchdown run, Matt Hasselbeck threw for two scores and Shaun Alexander had 65 yards rushing and one TD after missing three games with a sprained knee.
Playing their second straight game without injured QB Donovan McNabb, the Eagles (5-7) didn't have problems moving the ball on a cold, rainy day. But Feeley's interceptions cost Philadelphia.
Brian Westbrook's 64-yard punt return put the ball at Seattle's 14 with less than 2 minutes left, but Feeley threw his fourth interception on third down.
Seattle leads the NFC West at 8-4.
Chargers 24, Chiefs 10
Norv Turner is now 1-6 as a coach against the Chiefs. San Diego (7-5) got two touchdowns and 177 yards rushing by LaDainian Tomlinson and eight sacks by the defense - three from Shawne Merriman.
The visiting Chargers (7-5) have gone 6-2 and seized the lead in the AFC West. The Chiefs (4-8) have lost six of eight and five in a row.
Tomlinson had only 60 yards on 13 carries in the first half, but came on after intermission with scoring runs of 31 and 28 yards.
Vikings 42, Lions 10
At Minneapolis, rookie Adrian Peterson rushed for 116 yards and two touchdowns in his return from a knee injury. Aundrae Allison returned a kickoff 103 yards for a touchdown.
Improving QB Travaris Jackson was 18-for-24 for 204 yards and two touchdowns, and the Vikings (6-6) scored TDs on their first six possessions to win their third in a row and fourth in the past five games. The streak has the Vikings right in the thick of the NFC wild-card picture.
The Lions (6-6) have lost four in a row. They rushed for just 23 yards on seven attempts against the league's top-ranked run defense, committed three personal foul penalties and were manhandled at the line of scrimmage.
Cardinals 27, Browns 21
Arizona turned three of Cleveland's four turnovers into touchdowns, and Edgerrin James topped 100 yards rushing for only the second time this season. Kurt Warner threw two touchdown passes and Neil Rackers kicked two field goals.
Derek Anderson had two touchdown passes, but was intercepted twice and fumbled once for the Browns (7-5), who lost for just the second time in seven games. Rod Hood returned an interception 71 yards for a touchdown for the first score. On the next possession, Anderson's fumbled snap led to a second score by Arizona (6-6).
The visiting Browns got a controversial 67-yard touchdown pass from Anderson to Braylon Edwards and a 2-point conversion to cut the lead to 21-18 on the final play of the third quarter.
Buccaneers 27, Saints 23
At New Orleans, Devery Henderson fumbled a late, awkward toss from Reggie Bush, then backup quarterback Luke McCown drove Tampa Bay for a touchdown with 17 seconds left. The winning score was a quick 4-yard pass to Jerramy Stevens, who had to outleap Jason Craft to make the catch.
The victory gave Tampa Bay (8-4) a comfortable three-game lead in the NFC South with only four games left, while the Saints (5-7) probably have to win out for a chance at a wild-card berth.
Tampa Bay starter Jeff Garcia was kept out with a bruised lower back. But McCown completed his first 15 passes and wound up 29-for-37 for 313 yards and two touchdowns.
Giants 21, Bears 16
At Chicago, Eli Manning led two late touchdown drives and Reuben Droughns scored on a 2-yard run with 1:33 remaining. Manning was awful for most of the game, but delivered in the latter stages after throwing four interceptions the previous week in a loss to Minnesota.
The embattled quarterback threw a 6-yard touchdown pass to Amani Toomer, which was initially ruled incomplete, with 6:54 left to cap a 75-yard drive and pull the Giants (8-4) within 16-14.
After the Bears (5-7) punted, the Giants launched a 77-yard drive that ended with Droughns running around right end.
The Bears got the ball with 1:28 remaining and marched to the Giants 28, before Rex Grossman threw three incompletions.
Titans 28, Texans 20
Vince Young, who missed the previous matchup with his hometown team that Rob Bironas won with an NFL-record eight field goals, threw for 248 yards and two touchdowns in rallying the Titans, snapping a three-game skid.
The host Titans (7-5) had defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth back after an injured hamstring kept him out of the three defeats.
Titans end Antwan Odom knocked Matt Schaub out of the game for the second time this year, sacking him and hurting his left shoulder in the first quarter. By the time backup Sage Rosenfels settled in, it was too late for the Texans (5-7). But Mario Williams, the defensive end Houston chose to draft last year over Young, had 2 1/2 sacks.
Raiders 34, Broncos 20
Josh McCown threw three touchdown passes despite missing two series when top overall draft pick JaMarcus Russell played for the first time. Justin Fargas carried 33 times for 146 yards and a touchdown and Oakland (4-8) scored 24 points off four turnovers to snap a five-game losing streak to Denver (5-7).
The Raiders also ended a 12-game home skid to AFC West rivals a week after snapping a 17-game losing streak in the division by winning 20-17 at Kansas City.
Russell, the No. 1 overall draft pick out of LSU, made his long-awaited debut in the second quarter. He threw a 16-yard completion to Jerry Porter on his first play and moved Oakland downfield, but was unable to lead the Raiders to any points on his two drives.
Panthers 31, 49ers 14
Vinny Testaverde threw two touchdown passes and the Panthers snapped a five-game losing streak with their first home win in more than a year.
The Panthers (5-7) ended a seven-game home slump dating to last season with Testaverde, who at 44 years, 19 days became the second-oldest starting QB in NFL history. Testaverde also became the oldest starter to win, beating his own record set seven weeks ago in Arizona - Carolina's last victory.
The Panthers' defense stepped up, too, with six sacks and Richard Marshall's 73-yard interception return for a touchdown.
Trent Dilfer threw for two touchdowns, but was intercepted four times and hit all day by Carolina's much-maligned defense. The 49ers (3-9) committed six turnovers.
Rams 28, Falcons 16
Gus Frerotte threw three touchdown passes in the first half, then sweated out two second-half interceptions that fueled an Atlanta comeback in the Rams' first home win this season.
Frerotte fumbled a routine snap on fourth-and-goal from the 1 in the final minute of a five-point loss to the Seahawks last week at home. He needed a defensive stop after Chris Crocker's interception and 16-yard return to the Rams 33 with 5:33 left gave the Falcons a shot at the lead.
Chris Redman threw two touchdown passes in the fourth quarter after replacing an ineffective Joey Harrington for the Falcons (3-9).
Oshiomogho Atogwe intercepted an overthrown ball and returned it 27 yards to midfield with 1:31 left, and Steven Jackson scored on a 50-yard run two plays later to clinch it for St. Louis (3-9).


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50 reasons 2013 will be the Best. Lesbian. Year. Ever.
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Starter turns but engine doesn't crank
It's an 86 2.8L 3 spd auto trans. Yesterday I got some engine cleaner and cleaned the engine. Started up and got some smoke from the header so i figured i needed to rinse the cleaner off again. Rinsed it and now it won't start. Battery is new good voltage and amps, cables are good, terminals clean and so are the grounds. I checked the cables to starter solenoid cleaned and reinstalled. I did every test imaginible to the NSS. It is functioning properly. I checked the shift linkage for adjustment. When you turn the key (shift lever in park or neutral) the starter sounds like it's spinning (like a mild varoom as the key is turned) but engine is not cranking. I tried to go through troubleshooting the ignition switch and everything checks out. When I place a jumper from the + battery terminal to the starter solenoid it's does the same sound, but the engine doesn't turn over in any instance. I can crank the engine by hand so it is not seized or plugged. Is it possible that the noise I hear is the solenoid but the starter isn't turning? I didn't think the solenoid would be that type of sound but a click. I've searched the forum and did most of the tips from other posts and now I'm running out of ideas. I have not pulled the starter out yet but will probably do that this afternoon for closer inspection. Any help is greatly appreciated.
if the motor is not turning over but you think that the starter is working, i would take the starter off real quick and to see if it is actually spinning, if it isn't, then that is your problem... just get another starter. if it is, then you might have damage to the fly wheel, check to see if any teeth are missing when you pull down the starter and check for damage to the teeth on the starter as well. check to make sure that there is a good ground connection and make sure that all of the bolts are tight so that the starter is mounted flush so that the teeth line up.
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If the starter spins but the engine doesn't turn over, you may have a bad bendix assembly. it's in the starter has s small gear that engages the flywheel and turn engine over. it has a clutch assembly built in it, one way it will turn engine and the other way it supposed to spin free, so it doesn't ruin flywheel when they go bad the starter will spin but the engine will not turn over. questions holler email@example.com Dale
I got the starter out and the teeth were okay on both the starter and the engine...thank God!! I think Dale is right, internals of the starter weren't moving all that well. When I pulled it off I got dumped on with water. I tried cleaning it out and greasing everything so they moved freely. Cleaned all the terminals and connections to a shine. Got it back in but no luck..same thing. Looks like a new starter is coming out of my next paycheck. How does this not happen with all you guys 4 wheelin' and playin in the mud?
thanks for all your help guys it's much appreciated.
thanks for all your help guys it's much appreciated.
i have a 92 jeep comanchee it has spark and fuel but wont start
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i have a 92 jeep comanchee it has spark and fuel but wont start
Do you have spark at both the plug wires and at coil wire,try spraying throttle body cleaner in throttle body make sure it's got fuel. Dale
Do you have spark at both the plug wires and at coil wire,try spraying throttle body cleaner in throttle body make sure it's got fuel. Dale
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Week 13 featured plenty of goals, 30 total. How many of those did the Serie A's goal leaders account for? With the transfer window approaching, it's going to be very important for clubs to know if they need to spend money, or if they can succeed with what they have.
As the race for the Scudetto continues, knowing who you can count on for scoring is as important as ever.


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BEIRUT – Rebels in southern Syria freed 21 U.N. peacekeepers Friday after holding them hostage for four days, driving them to the border with Jordan after accusations from Western officials that the little-known group had tarnished the image of those fighting to topple President Bashar Assad.
The Filipino peacekeepers were abducted Wednesday by one of the rebel groups operating in southern Syria near the Jordanian border and the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights, where a U.N. force has patrolled a cease-fire line between Israel and Syria for nearly four decades.
Activists with the group, the Yarmouk Martyrs Brigade, first had demanded that all government forces leave the area. Then they suggested the peacekeepers were human shields against government attacks. Then they declared them honored guests held for their own safety.
Egyptian soccer fans riot over verdict
Egyptian soccer fans rampaged through the heart of Cairo on Saturday, furious about the acquittal of seven police officers while death sentences against 21 alleged rioters were confirmed in a trial over a stadium melee that left 74 people dead.
The case of the Feb. 1, 2012, stadium riot in the city of Port Said at the northern tip of the Suez Canal has taken on political undertones not just because police faced allegations of negligence in the tragedy but also because the verdicts come with Egypt in the grip of the latest and most serious bout of political turmoil in the two years since Hosni Mubarak's ouster.
Blasphemy claim prompts rampage
Hundreds of people in eastern Pakistan rampaged through a Christian neighborhood Saturday, torching dozens of homes after hearing reports that a Christian man had committed blasphemy against Islam's prophet.
Blasphemy is a serious crime in Pakistan that can carry the death penalty, but sometimes outraged residents exact their own retribution for perceived insults of Islam's Prophet Muhammad.
But Akram Gill, a local Christian bishop, said the incident had more to do with enmity between two men, one Christian and one Muslim. He said the men got into a brawl after drinking one night, and in the morning the Muslim man made up the blasphemy story as payback.
Loser disputes result of Kenyan election
Uhuru Kenyatta, the son of Kenya's founding father, was named the winner of the country's presidential election on Saturday with 50.07 percent of the vote, but his opponent, Prime Minister Raila Odinga, refused to concede, alleging multiple failures in the election's integrity.
Supporters of Kenyatta – a man accused by an international court of helping to orchestrate the vicious violence that marred the nation's last vote in 2007 – flooded the streets, celebrating in a parade of red, his campaign's color.
Jordan parliament takes historic move
Jordan's parliament on Saturday named a former liberal lawmaker as prime minister, the first time in the country's history that the legislature rather than the king has decided who will be head of government.
Abdullah Ensour, known for fiery criticisms of the government when he was in parliament, was still the king's choice as interim prime minister in October, when the government was dissolved before elections. He was selected as part of a reform program aimed at defusing political unrest to stave off an Arab Spring-style uprising.
A government official said Ensour will name his Cabinet this week, ahead of a visit by President Obama.
Falkland Islanders to vote on destiny
Britain hopes a referendum on the political status of the Falkland Islands will push the United States and other neutral governments off the fence in its territorial dispute with Argentina over the remote South Atlantic archipelago.
The local Falkland Islands Government is trying to get as many of its 1,650 registered voters as possible to cast their secret ballots today and Monday on a simple yes-or-no question: Do you wish the Falkland Islands to retain their current political status as an Overseas Territory of the United Kingdom?
Islanders expect the answer to be overwhelmingly in favor of British governance and protection, a result they hope will put their own self-determination at the center of any debate about their future in the face of Argentine claims to the islands.


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My Two Cents is a weekly opinion column from Bethesda resident Joseph Hawkins. The views and opinions expressed in this column are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of BethesdaNow.com.
I first met longtime Bethesda resident Margit Meissner back in the early 1980′s when we both worked for Montgomery County Public Schools. And even though we departed MCPS employment years ago, we've remained friends, mostly as board members of TransCen , a local nonprofit helping disabled adults find employment. Margit was instrumental in establishing the group.
It always was apparent to me that Margit was not born in the U.S. She speaks with a slight accent. But it was much later in our friendship, when she shared her autobiography "Margit's Story," that I learned she is a Holocaust survivor. What a fascinating life.
And at age 92, Margit continues to amaze. Last summer, after taking a tour of the Holocaust Museum with Margit as the guide, I knew I would eventually chat with her and share this absolutely beautiful human with BethesdaNow readers.
Joe Hawkins: You retired years ago from MCPS. Instead of living out your retirement relaxing and traveling the world, you took on a rather demanding volunteer position at the Holocaust Museum. Why?
Margit Meissner: True I retired from MCPS in 1992, at age 70. I had no intention then to become involved with the Holocaust Museum. I was interested in learning more about conflict resolution with the goal of making classrooms more peaceful.
I took courses at George Mason University in Conflict Management and volunteered at the Mental Health Association. There, I helped create a program called Voices vs. Violence. At the time, my children kept badgering me that I had to write the story of my escape from Europe and my European family background.
Eventually, at age 80, I started to write my autobiography "Margit's Story," a book strictly for my family, I thought. But others thought that the book revealed a generally interesting story of Holocaust survival and urged me to become a volunteer at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. That is the circuitous way I became a translator, docent and speaker at the Museum. When I started to volunteer there and realized the impact I had as a survivor story teller, I became energized to do as much as possible, aware that I and other survivors would not be around forever.
Hawkins: Recently, for the Holocaust Museum, you traveled to Rwanda for the nation's re-examination of its own genocide. What was that about and what did you learn?
Meissner: In April, the Museum invited me to be part of an official delegation to attend the 20th commemoration of the genocide in Rwanda. I was very pleased to be able to return to Rwanda, where I had been two years earlier, on my own, with a group of donors to Women for Women International (WfWI), an organization that I support.
WfWI 's goal is to improve the lives of women victims of war. I also knew quite a bit about Rwanda, having gone through the training to become a guide in the Museum's exhibit, "From Memory to Action." After viewing the exhibit, the viewer understands that genocides do not have to happen if world powers take notice. So being there for the 20th commemoration had very special meaning for me. Rwanda is a traumatized country; there is not a single family in which there weren't either victims or perpetrators.
It was a mass killing action where close to a million Tutsi were hacked to death by their neighbor Hutus in three short months. The killing could be seen on our TV screens but the United Nations in New York ordered its peacekeepers in Rwanda to stay out of the fray. The U.S. government, conscious of its recent Somalia debacle, decided to ignore the situation.


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WASHINGTON -- A legendary local piano bar is being forced to move, but it may have found a new home.
Mr. Smith's Piano Bar has been a fixture on M Street in Georgetown for almost 50 years, but manager Juan Andino says come September the rent will skyrocket.
"It's almost triple. Almost triple what we used to pay."
So Andino, who's been managing the place for 13 years, says Mr. Smith's will close its current location by the end of August.
He's looking at moving, and taking over the Chadwicks location on K Street.
"I would like to confirm now, but unfortunately nothing is signed yet. Nothing is set in stone. So until we sign the paperwork, I can't confirm anything," he says.
If the deal goes through, he says Chadwicks staff would remain, and the menu would eventually be changed to reflect what Mr. Smith's serves now.
He says the bar and restaurant's comfy garden patio would have to be left behind, but the piano wouldn't be.
"The concept is going to be the same as Mr. Smith's. We'll bring our piano that we have here and a couple of our piano players as well," says Andino.
"This is a unique space. There's a lot of memories here, a lot of people that met here back when they were in college and got married."
What are Andino's favorite piano sing-along songs?
"After hearing it probably a thousand times, I still like 'Piano Man'."
Asked to name his #2, Andino chose "Sweet Caroline."
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Ewing's Sarcoma
(Peripheral Primitive Neuroectodermal Tumors [PNET]; Ewing's Family of Tumors)
Pronounced: YOO-ingz sar-KOH-muhEn Español (Spanish Version)
Ewing's sarcoma is a cancerous bone tumor that may occur in any bone in the body and also in soft tissue (the latter of which is termed an extraosseous sarcoma). The most commonly affected areas include the pelvis, thigh, lower leg, upper arm, and rib.
The cancer most often strikes children and young adults, with puberty being the most common age of onset. During adolescence, Ewing's sarcoma is found equally in boys and girls. In post-adolescent onset, the cancer is more common in males.
Ewing's sarcoma occurs in approximately one in every 50,000 teenagers, accounting for around 30% of all bone cancers that occur in children. Prognosis is dependent upon the location of the tumor and whether the tumor has spread to other areas of the body.
Leg and Pelvic Bones—Common Sarcoma Sites
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The causes of Ewing's sarcoma are not fully understood. Some potential contributing factors include:
- Chromosomal rearrangement that alters the genes (fusion of the EWS gene to specific transcription factor genes)
- Injury or trauma to the bone
- Prior high-dose radiation exposure
Risk Factors
A risk factor is something that increases your chance of getting a disease or condition. Because the causes of the cancer are unknown, risk factors are also not fully understood. The following factors may increase your chance of developing Ewing's sarcoma:
- Having another congenital disease
- Having had another malignancy, particularly one treated with radiotherapy
Ewing's sarcoma is not an inherited condition. Having family members who have the cancer does not increase the likelihood of developing the cancer. Also, people who are of African American or Asian descent are at a significantly lower risk of developing Ewing's sarcoma than Caucasians.
Symptoms include:
- Pain, redness, and swelling surrounding the tumor
- Fever
- Weight loss and reduced appetite
- Fatigue
- Paralysis and incontinence (in cases where the tumor is near the spinal region)
- Numbness, tingling, and paralysis (caused by compression of the nerves by the tumor)
Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history, and perform a physical exam. You may need to see an oncologist, a doctor who specializes in cancer.
Tests may include the following:
- Bone scans —to detect presence of a tumor
- CT scan —a type of x-ray that uses a computer to look for cancer that has spread to the lungs
- MRI scan —a test that uses magnetic waves to make pictures of structures inside the body
- PET scan —to evaluate the metabolic activity of tissue
- Blood tests—to determine abnormalities in the blood
- Biopsy —to determine if a tumor is malignant
Bone Biopsy
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Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. Treatment options include:
Surgery may be used to remove the tumor.
Radiation Therapy
High-energy x-rays may be used to kill tumor cells.
Chemotherapy drugs may be used to kill tumor cells. Targeted chemotherapies focused on the rearranged genes and their products in Ewing's sarcoma are being actively investigated. Targets located "downstream" from the relevant pathways in Ewing's sarcoma are also serving as potential targets.
Myeloablative Therapy
An intense dose of chemotherapy treatment may be used for patients who have been resistant to other treatment methods.
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Ewing's sarcoma. Bone Disorders. University of Utah Health Sciences Center website. Available at: http://healthcare.utah.edu/healthinfo/adult/bone/ewings.htm . Accessed June 24, 2007.
Ewing's Sarcoma. Mayo Clinic. Available at: http://www.mayoclinic.org/ewings-sarcoma/
Miser ES, Goldsby RE, Chen Z, et al. Treatment of metastatic Ewing's sarcoma/primitive neuroectodermal tumor of bone: evaluation of increasing the dose intensity of chemotherapy-a report from the children's oncology group. Pediatric Blood Cancer . 2007;49:894-900.
Sarcomas: Ewing's sarcoma. The University of California, San Francisco Children's Hospital website. Available at: http://www.ucsfhealth.org/childrens/medical_services/cancer/sarcomas/conditions/ewings/signs.html . Accessed June 24, 2007.
Solid tumors: Ewing sarcoma family tumors. Disease Information. St. Jude Children's Research Hospital website. Available at: http://www.stjude.org/disease-summaries/0,2557,449_2167_2956,00.html . Accessed June 26, 2007.
Last reviewed April 2008 by Rimas Lukas, MD
Please be aware that this information is provided to supplement the care provided by your physician. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
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Cherry Icebox Cookies
As a home economics teacher, I often supplied treats for school functions. These delectable cookies were always popular.
192 Servings
Prep: 20 min. + chilling Bake: 10 min./batch
1 cup butter, softened
1 cup sugar
1/4 cup packed brown sugar
1 egg
1/4 cup maraschino cherry juice
4-1/2 teaspoons lemon juice
1 teaspoon
McCormick® Pure Vanilla Extract
3-1/4 cups all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar
1/2 cup chopped walnuts
1/2 cup chopped maraschino cherries
In a large bowl, cream butter and sugars until light and fluffy. Beat
in the egg, cherry and lemon juices and vanilla. Combine dry
ingredients; gradually add to creamed mixture and mix well. Stir in
nuts and cherries.
Shape into four 12-in. rolls; wrap each in plastic wrap. Refrigerate
for 4 hours or until firm.
Unwrap and cut into 1/4-in. slices. Place 2 in. apart on ungreased
baking sheets. Bake at 375° for 8-10 minutes or until the edges
begin to brown. Remove to wire racks to cool. Yield: 16 dozen.
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1 serving (1 each) equals 66 calories, 3 g fat (2 g saturated fat), 10 mg cholesterol, 37 mg sodium, 9 g carbohydrate, trace fiber, 1 g protein.
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