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I just read an article this morning online about a group teens in Oklahoma who randomly shot and killed an Australian collage student and claim they did it "for the fun of it". All I can think of is, what is wrong with these kids?
"...Charged with first-degree murder are Chancey Allen Luna, 16, and James Francis Edwards Jr., 15, according to the Stephens County District Attorney's office. Michael Dewayne Jones, 17, who allegedly drove the vehicle carrying the other suspects, was charged with use of a vehicle in the discharge of a weapon and accessory to murder after the fact, the office said..."
"...Lane was out jogging during a visit to his girlfriend and her family in Duncan on Friday, when he was shot in the back, police said. He attended East Central University in Ada, Oklahoma, where he was on a baseball scholarship.
What drives a person (even the most immature teenager) to think that killing someone is funny? Or that its acceptable to kill for fun? From a psychological viewpoint, what causes a persons train of thought to resort to killing for fun?
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@H3xx I'm sure if we made mental evaluations universal for buying cars we'd probably save even more lives. Face it: the number of people killed every year by misused firearms pales by comparison with the number of people killed by people misusing autos.
But hey it'd be a wonderful program for keeping psychiatrists and psychologists employed. Millions of firearms are purchased every month, that means MILLIONS of new psych evals every month.
As near as I can tell though, psychs are already pretty busy. Given the number of years it takes to train new ones, how do you anticipate meeting the demand your (implicit) proposal would entail?
Or is it really that you would be content with the fact that no one will be able to buy a gun for lack of being able to schedule an appointment with an overworked psychologist?
I'm not sure how many psychiatrists are comfortable with denying some nut job getting a legal gun, in the knowledge that there are, after all, illegal ways of getting them.
Am I the only one who understands that these programs focus on gun ownership whereas if one wants to do something bad with a gun, it doesn't have to be a gun one owns.
Oh, you are not the only one.
I do think many who propose these sorts of programs really wish no one owned guns, and I find it curious their focus is on things that will simply serve to harass law-abiding owners.
So are you saying, UnOne, that it's better to remove all restrictions from gun ownership?
I haven't owned a gun, nor killed anything since the Army and I parted company, but there are times when I think it might be nice to have a pistol for protection, but I'm quite proficient with a knife, and I've never quite gotten around to picking up a pistol. Probably won't.
I wonder if I should buy a gun once I've got my green card. On the one hand, it might be a very 'Mercan thing to do. On the other hand, I have always imagined it to be enormously frustrating to be allowed to own a gun but not allowed to shoot anyone that annoys you. Not having been brought up with the kind of self-restraint that would be required, perhaps it's less of a good idea than my learning to drive. The threat of my actually doing that has been known to make grown men blanche. Hmmmm heads or tails... heads or tails... This is such fun!
@archie Removing all restrictions from gun ownership? What would be the point? Restricting ownership makes people feel like something is being done for a problem that only exists in their imagination. Apparently they believe that too many people "own" (as opposed to "have") guns. If it makes them feel better, that in itself is a good. Let's make it our goal to make sure that none of the guns out there are owned by anyone.
@ Strega - if mass destruction is high on your list of priorities, it is my opinion is that you can reduce far more of the population via your role as a licensed driver.
See there you go with that Doubting Thomas routine. I've seen it done. You push a couple of pedals with your feet, and wiggle the wheel a bit. What could possibly go wrong?

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The Han Children of Kürti
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There were ten or so Han kids in Kürti, and there was no Chinese school for them, so for a while they all ran loose in the village.
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The results are in at last and I am delighted to announce that the winner of our poetry competition for 2014 is Jonathan Edwards with his poem 'Servant Minding A Seat for his Master Before a Performance of The Rivals Covent Garden Theatre, 1775.' Second places goes to Jacqueline Saphra for 'My Friend Juliet's Icelandic Lover' and third place to Laura Seymour for 'Cutting Chips'. In the 12 – 17 age group first place goes to Isla Anderson for 'Letter for a Postbox Filled With Rain', second place to Helen Ridout for 'Poems Written in the Dead of Night' and third place to Katharina Dixon-Ward for 'Tube'. Finally in the under 11 age group first place goes to Poppy Smart for 'Leonardo devinci losing the plot', second place to Christy Fielder for 'Teardrops' and third place to Lilly Lees for 'Where Reality Ends'.
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As Yusura grew older, she acquired a reputation as the "Hikeshiya". Using her Kongoumaru, Yusura would eliminate sorrow from those who were suffering. Literally. One day, a nearsighted young man was being chased by several villainous looking fellows, so Yusura helped him. She took him back to her home,where she learned his name was Samon. Samon was the Daimyou of Sagami. Samon and Yusura have many interesting experiences in Edo Japan. The two run across many unique characters and with their aid have even more unique and exciting adventures.
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Alternattiva Demokratika-The Green Party is in agreement in principle with the White Paper on the Financing of Politics but considers that most of the details concerning the proposals should be reconsidered. This was stated by Prof. Arnold Cassola, Alternattiva Demokratika Chairperson, to Minister Owen Bonnici in a meeting held in Valletta today. Prof. Cassola added that Alternattiva Demokratika has been consistent in its 25 years existence by constantly advocating the regulation of the financing ofpolitics and political parties.
Carmel Cacopardo, Deputy Chairperson of Alternattiva Demokratika emphasised with the Minister that the Electoral Commission should not be identified as the regulatory authority on political parties and their finances. Alternattiva Demokratika is proposing that this role is carried out by the Commissioner for Standards in Public Life. The Electoral Commission is under the exclusive control of the political parties represented in Parliament in contrast to the Commissioner on Standards in Public Life who, appointed with the concurrence of two thirds of the Members of parliament, is not just a person of integrity but also a person who is acceptable to a very wide segment of the population.
Cacopardo added that the White Paper discusses the registration of political parties and enters into detail as to how they should be organised. Whilst Alternattiva Demokratika is in agreement with the proposed registration of the political parties, it believes that the White Paper enters into unnecessary detail in this respect. It would have been much better had it restricted itself to the essentials. There is agreement that the registration of parties should ensure that these are democratic both in respect of their political thought as well as structurally but there is no need for the eventual legislation to enter into the details of how the internal organisation of a political party functions.
There is a danger, added Cacopardo, that the difference in size and consequently the available resources of the parties is not factored in. Whilst Alternattiva Demokratika agrees with and accepts the proposal that the accounts of a political party should be audited, it is noted that the White Paper does not distinguish between the large parties which have an annual turnover measured in millions and Alternattiva Demokratika whose turnover does not exceed €15,000 per annum. In this respect, Alternattiva Demokratika is proposing that political parties whose turnover does not exceed €100,000 per annum shall have their audit fees shouldered by the regulator.
Prof. Arnold Cassola Chairperson stated that the White Paper core issues concern the donations to political parties and the manner in which these are regulated. Alternattiva Demokratika is of the opinion that the thresholds proposed by the White Paper are too high. It is the opinion of Alternattiva Demokratika that whilst donations less than €4,000 per annum should remain confidential, donations between €4,000 and €40,000 per annum should be made public and should be notified to the regulator. It should not be possible to donate more than €40,000 per annum.
Prof. Cassola added that the White paper does not include mention of loans made to political parties and in particular it ignores the possibility that a loan could be used to camouflage donations and hence avoid transparent procedures. Neither does the White Paper consider the required controls relative to the parties' commercial activities nor does it examine how there could be introduced more effective controls on the use of public properties by political parties.


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Welcome to Chichester Driving School
As a member of the Driving Instructors Association and the Association of Sussex Driving Instructors you can rest assured that you will be receiving high quality lessons from Chichester Driving School.
Not Driven at night during your Driving Lessons? If you learnt to drive between Easter and the end of the summer, you probably didn't drive in the dark. Night Driving can be quite intimidating, so if you would like some guidance before trying it by your self, give me a call for some practice sessions, in your car or mine.
Free on line theory tests.
I can help you to prepare using up to date material including FREE online Theory Tests and can also supply you with lesson hand-outs for a small fee (refundable on passing your test first time!). These hand outs are designed to help you learn to drive and might even reduce the number of lessons that you need.
Not in Chichester? No problem!
Roger Hosking ADI can collect you from your home, school, college or place of work within the Chichester area or further afield, so you don't have to worry about getting to your driving lesson. You may need to have 1.5 or 2 hour lessons to allow for travelling if you live more than a few miles from Chichester.
I will try to prove to you that driving can be FUN whether you are looking for professional driving lessons, motorway refresher/confidence building sessions or the Pass Plus course. Give me a call on or 01243 787248, text 07415 281393 or email via the contact us page to discuss your requirements.
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|21 When a woman is in labor, she has pain, because her hour has come. But when her child is born, she no longer remembers the anguish because of the joy of having brought a human being into the world.
|21 A woman giving birth to a child has pain because her time has come; but when her baby is born she forgets the anguish because of her joy that a child is born into the world.
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All About Meth
Crystal meth, meth, speed, crank, ice, glass, or Tina are all interchangeable names for methamphetamine. Meth belongs to a family of drugs called amphetamines—powerful stimulants that speed up the body's central nervous system.
What it's like?
In general, meth makes you feel alert, energetic, confident and euphoric. Meth can be a powerful antidepressant and aphrodisiac. In a sexual context, gay and bi men can also feel extremely horny, driven for sexual release, and often submissive. You may feel little need for food or sleep when high, and people often use for days on end, so dehydration, malnutrition and lack of sleep are major factors related to the harms associated with continued use.
The Science
Meth changes your brain chemistry in significant ways. Meth is a strong central nervous system stimulant. It dramatically increases levels of dopamine, a brain chemical (neurotransmitter) associated with pleasure and movement. The excess of dopamine produces intense subjective sensations of euphoria, well being, sexual desire, and confidence. Dopamine is also involved in the reward center of the brain and acts as a behavior reinforcer, which makes just about everything someone does on meth seem enjoyable.
Using ItIt's worth pointing out that most guys choose not to use meth. Sometimes this is because guys have no interest in it. Sometimes this is because guys know how dangerous meth can be, and they don't think the risks are worth it. So what are the risks? Aside from the racing heart rate, you can damage the small veins in your brain, and the risk of having a stroke increases. Overdoses, though not as common with meth as with some other drugs, can lead to convulsions and even death. Unexpected bursts of violent behavior are not uncommon, especially with someone experiencing delusions from lack of sleep and not eating. Long periods of depression and isolation from friends are also very common with those who chronically use meth.
But we're realists and know that some people will use meth, and that's why we are here. If you decide to use meth, we want you to be as safe as you can be. We want to help you reduce the risks and avoid contracting HIV, Hepatitis C (HCV), STDs, or experiencing other harms associated with meth use.
We know people use meth for a variety of compelling reasons. You do it to party. You do it because you're offered it. You do it because you're curious. You do it because you're bored. You do it for the rush. You do it because it's taboo. You do it because you're depressed. You do it because you think it improves your productivity. You do it to lose weight. You do it to boost your self-esteem. You do it to fit in. You do it to cope with the stress of a new job, moving, racism, homophobia or HIV. You do it because it enhances your sex life. You do it because it's the best high you've ever had.
You may also find that you are way more willing to take risks when you are using meth that you wouldn't normally take. Using meth isn't cheap, and you may find yourself suffering financially if your use begins to be a regular part of your life. Meth can cause damage to most of the major organs—your liver, your brain, and your heart. Luckily for us, the human body is amazing and even small breaks from using can go a long way in improving one's health.
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Dear Dish-It: I'm a Shopaholic!
Shopaholic asks: "I'm obsessed with shopping! I want to buy everything I see! But my parents won't give me money anymore and with school and everything else I don't have time to get a job. How can I kick my habit?" Back to Article
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i cant relate at all. i only want stuff i can afford
I LOVE shopping but I will never be a shopaholic....weird, huh..........
im kinda a Shopahoilc i just buy tht something catches ma eye
I shop sometimes when im sad but im sad right now kinda but im not shopping
sell stuff u don't need and save the money for something worth it.
yall just dnt get so wat u a shopaholic ii am to spend all the damm money u got o well you'll get more live ya life cuz YOLO but for me YOL9T
Are you kidding the awesome me? I only shop for the stuff I need. Buying a lot of stuff is a waste of money.
I love shopping!
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2nd Annual Car Show and Vendor Fair
Adena Health System
Saturday, May 11, 2013 from 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM (EDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
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Event Details
An all-classes Car Show and Vendor Fair hosted by the Southern Ohio Corvette Club and Friends of Adena Health Foundation will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Saturday, May 11, at the PACCAR Medical Education Center on the campus of Adena Medical Center. The event is free to spectators and will be held "rain or shine." Trophies, dash plaques, raffles and door prizes.
Entry fee $15 for those displaying cars and trucks. Registration 8:30 a.m. – Noon. Judging 12:30 – 1:00 p.m.
Vendors expected are: Rendi • Longaberger • Mary Kay • MICHE Bags • Pampered Chef • Scentsy • Silpada • Tastefully Simple • Thirty One • Tupperware.
Fish sandwich, drink & chips $6.
Proceeds benefit the Adena Cancer Center.
When & Where
PACCAR Medical Education Center
446 Hospital Rd
Saturday, May 11, 2013 from 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM (EDT)
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Adena Health System
We began in a small brick house in downtown Chillicothe, and we've grown to span more than 13 counties offering state-of-the-art medical services.
Since our humble beginnings in 1895, the Adena Health System has remained focused on our commitment to provide the best care and personal service. Today, we provide leading edge services including heart, cancer, women's health, children's health and orthopaedics.
We believe in treating every patient who walks through our doors as our friends and family. In fact, the personal care you or your loved one will receive from Adena is exceptional. After all of these years one thing hasn't changed – we're all still neighbors.
Who We Serve:
More than 650,000 people in 13 counties in South Central Ohio. The 13 counties include Adams, Athens, Fairfield, Fayette, Gallia, Highland, Hocking, Jackson, Pickaway, Pike, Ross, Scioto and Vinton.
What Defines Us:
- Adena's Mission – To Heal. To Educate. To Care.
- Adena's Vision – "To Be the Best Healthcare System in the Nation."
- Adena's Guiding Principle –"Treat others as you would want to be treated." Matthew 7:12
- Adena's Values – Integrity, Communication, Teamwork and Innovation


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Big Data for Social Good – Are you up for the challenge?
How many mornings do you get to wake up and say to yourself, "Today, I'm going to make the world a better place!"?
Today, and every day until March 3rd, 2015, you can say exactly that by signing up for the Big Data for Social Good Challenge. We're calling all developers, data scientists, and anyone with analytical super-powers, to take a deep dive into real-world issues using big data and IBM Bluemix's Analytics for Hadoop service.
So what are you waiting for?
Insights from IBM Insight 2014: 10 things you need to know
As we wrap up yet another exciting year at IBM Insight 2014, here are my top 10 things you need to know from all the keynotes, announcements, demonstrations and client stories.
Taking education Mobile to support children with special needs
One of the aspects of my professional career I am most passionate about, is applying technology to make the world a better place.
Another little fact about me is that my second child is the same age as the original iPad! It launched whilst I was on maternity leave, which I subsequently purchased and complained about the lack of quality applications available to distract my two-year old during baby nap times. To which my husband promptly responded with: "So stop complaining and go write some apps for kids". Challenge accepted.
I taught myself the world of xCode and built the world's first iPad YouTube application for kids – presenting only approved videos and blocking the unwanted and often inappropriate "recommended videos" so kids couldn't find themselves watching videos of Thomas the Tank Engine being blown up by an artistic teenager with a webcam.
Not long after it launched, institutions from around the world working with children with disabilities started contacting me asking to sponsor their iPad programs. The iPad was having a dramatic impact on the way children were able to learn and communicate with teachers and carers, and I was super excited to be able to help!
I was equally excited when I saw the announcement from my colleagues that we are working with Bancroft, a major provider of specialized services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the US, to put mobile applications securely in the hands of classroom teachers, clinical staff and school administrators to better engage with students and improve the learning experience.
IBM Watson Analytics: Power to the People
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What you need is a fast and easy way to investigate key trends, identify insight of statistical relevance, predict likely future events, and package it up with compelling visualizations that help you communicate insight to others in the team. And you need to be able to do it on your own without the need of a statistical genius or farm of servers.
What you need is Watson – and he's bringing the power of analytics to the people!
IBM and Apple to fuel the Individual Enterprise
The techworld is abuzz with the announcement of IBM and Apple's exclusive partnership to bring mobile applications to the Enterprise. The excitement is fueled by the prospect of super sexy mobile devices, powered by Enterprise-ready computing for mobile and analytics.
While there is much talk about what this collaboration will mean to the likes of Microsoft and Google, the question I am most interested in, is what impact will this have on my clients' ability to leverage the power of analytics for improved business performance?
Get in the Zone with Big Data & Analytics
With many clients achieving phenomenal business results from Big Data & Analytics — 150% growth in revenue, 95% accuracy in sales forecasts, 98.5% on-time delivery to name just a few — companies around the world are trying to replicate the same super productive analytical state in order to achieve their own business goals.
To be successful, you need to understand- and get in- the analytical zone.
5 Steps to Smarter Food on your Fork
If, like me, you were raised to always finish the food on your plate because there were less fortunate children starving around the world, you would be horrified to know that in developed nations, 40% of all food produced is thrown away before it even makes it to your plate!
Add to that the knowledge that more than 70% of fresh-water usage is consumed trying to get food from farms on to your fork. With a typical carrot in Iowa traveling 16,000 miles from farm-to-fork, do you really want to be eating that carbon footprint?
Fortunately, there are smarter ways to feed our families thanks to analytical insight.
Find the Facts with Data Collection
Seven months ago, I left my Business Analytics team to take on the role of Strategic Initiatives Leader for technical professionals and services across IBM's growth markets. What I didn't realize at the time, is that you can take the girl out of analytics, but you can't take analytics out of the girl!
In this climate of rapidly advancing technology, in our business it's essential that we equip our teams with the modern resources they need to be successful. Recently our leadership group were discussing this very topic, with the specific desire to understand what technology was needed where and by whom. After theorizing about which regions and teams might have various needs, my natural instinct kicked in – what does the data tell us?


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In late 1788, George III once again began showing signs of the mysterious mental illness that had first plagued him in the 1760s. Politicians, scenting the possibility of change, homed in for the kill. So, for that matter, did the king's much-disliked son and heir, the Prince of Wales. But in 1789, just as the Prince was on the verge of becoming Regent...the king made a miraculous (and mysterious) recovery.A little over two centuries later, the playwright Alan Bennett turned this material into The Madness Of George III (1991), which proved to be an international hit. Bennett and director Nicholas Hytner adapted it to film as The Madness of King George (1994); the film had a successful art house run and earned an Oscar nomination (not to mention some very belated recognition) for its star, Nigel Hawthorne. Helen Mirren was also nominated for an Oscar as "Best Actress in a Supporting Role", for her portayal of Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, George III's Queen consort.Contemporary audiences noted some obvious similarities between the film's House of Hanover and the twentieth-century House of Windsor, especially when it came to frustrated Princes of Wales. However, the film is as much a response to King Lear as to modern royal foibles.
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When Ortolan opened in 2011, its quiet seasonal cooking stood out on a strip of Bloor West known for its men's clubs and discount furniture stores. It made an immediate impression, even landing on Toronto Life's list of the year's best new restaurants. Since then, neighbouring spots The Emerson and Whippoorwill have helped turn the once-seedy strip between Dufferin and Lansdowne into a miniature restaurant row. Unfortunately, the added foot traffic doesn't seem to have been enough to keep the pioneering business afloat. Yesterday, Ortolan announced its impending closure over Twitter. Anyone looking to savour one last supper will have to act fast—the restaurant's final meals will be served this Friday, November 7.
RIP Ortolan, the pioneering restaurant on Bloor West
The Informer
Real EstateSeptember 2, 2014 | 12:03 pm
The Star reports that a subtle but significant change is underway in Bloordale, the steadily gentrifying stretch of Bloor Street between Dufferin and Lansdowne. A group of residents operating under the banner of a new organization called the Bloordale Community Improvement Association has thrown its weight behind a movement to unseat the long-time chair of the neighbourhood's Business Improvement Area, Spiro Koumoudouros—a guy who also happens to be the owner of one of the area's best-known businesses, the House of Lancaster, a storied strip club where the menu includes an item called the Gang Bang Platter. Koumoudouros seems nonplussed by the opposition. "If I'm doing a great job," he told the Star, "what's the matter [with] the House of Lancaster? I'm in a legitimate business."
At Bloordale's new general store: come for vintage fur, stay for a cup of tea
Odd Finds is a general store, vintage clothing shop and tearoom in one. Unsurprisingly, the space is quaintly cluttered: rustic lanterns sit next to old clocks; antique bureaus are laden with handmade candles and soaps; and the odd fur cap dangles artfully among the mix. Co-owner Stacey Collrin, who opened the store in January with her sister Danielle, explains that the unconventional inventory combines their respective interests. "My sister wanted a tea shop, and I wanted to sell vintage clothes, so this is what we did." The shop's racks carry a mix of cute 70s frocks, fur capelets and other vintage apparel, most of it sourced from Bloor West consignors 96 Tears. The goal is to keep everything under $40, although the sisters will make exceptions for special pieces, like a suede, fur-trimmed cape, priced at $150, or decorative deer antlers from Texas, which start at $70. At Dee's Teas, the casual in-house tea bar, shoppers can ponder their purchases while sipping cups of lavender, lemon balm or gogi berry tea.
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The Dish
New ReviewsApril 16, 2013 | 2:20 pm
Review: The Emerson, a new family-friendly bistro in Bloorcourt
1279 Bloor St. W., 416-532-1717
This jovial new Bloordale spot is the ultimate hipster family restaurant. The room is filled to the rafters with reclaimed curios—a model airplane hanging from the ceiling, vintage bikes mounted on the wall—but the space is large, the music is mercifully low and the crowd is a mix of flannel-clad 30-somethings and toddlers. The cooks in the open kitchen sport pointy paper hats and bow ties while prepping trendy but safe bistro food. Read the rest of this entry »
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New ReviewsMarch 1, 2013 | 1:00 pm
Review: The Whippoorwill, the latest Bloordale brunch spot
1285 Bloor St. W., 416-530-2999
Bloordale's newest brunch spot deploys all the ubiquitous diner-kitsch cutery—red vinyl booths, checkered floors, Formica tables—without overdoing it. (We only noticed one taxidermied moose head.) The kitchen offers satisfying riffs on traditional brunch fare. Soft buttermilk biscuits sit under two runny poached eggs, fresh watercress and an expertly lemony bearnaise sauce. Eggs come with the crunchiest potatoes you may have ever tasted, spicy, 'nduja-chunked braised beans, and scrapple, a Pennsylvania Dutch dish of pan-fried, pork-studded cornbread. It's crisp and salty, but far too rich to be doled out in such massive servings. Service is friendly and speedy— but make sure to get there before 11:30, when the line snakes out the door.
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The Month That WasJanuary 3, 2013 | 4:17 pm
The Month that Was: the Toronto restaurants and bars that opened and closed in December
- Yakitori Bar and Seoul Food Co.—Restauranteur Sang Kim (Ki, Blowfish) set an ambitious goal for himself: one restaurant, thirty days. It must've been too easy, because he ended up opening two, an izakaya and a Korean takeout joint. Read our Introducing post »
- Hawthorne Food and Drink—Chef Eric Wood (Fabarnak) finds inspiration for Hawthorne's menu in Toronto's wide array of ethnic cuisines. Bonus: he also runs a paid training program for newly graduated cooks. Read our Introducing post »
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From the late '60s until the '80s, Karelia was an influential Scandinavian design store in Toronto run by Janis Kravis. Now his son, Leif Kravis, along with his wife Donna Ashley, have revived the brand with Karelia Kitchen, a Scandinavian-inspired café at Dufferin and Bloor. The 24-seat, 600-square-feet space has a clean-lined, minimalist Scandinavian aesthetic, with a ceiling panelled in locally sourced tongue-and-groove ash and naked walls painted ochre and rusty red. In fine Scandinavian style, the counter-service menu fluctuates depending on what is market-fresh, local and in-season.
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The Month That WasDecember 3, 2012 | 4:00 pm
The Month That Was: the Toronto restaurants and bars that opened and closed in November
- Skin and Bones—Daniel Clarke and Harry Wareham, both formerly of Enoteca Sociale and Pizzeria Libretto, have opened the doors to Leslieville's newest wine bar with chef-nomad Matthew Sullivan (Boxed, Maléna) in the kitchen. Read our Introducing post »
- A-OK Foods—Yes, it's another spot serving ramen, but this Queen West snack bar is owned by the trio behind Yours Truly and serves house-made ramen noodles. Read our Introducing post »
- Rose and Sons—The first of Anthony Rose's promised trio of restaurants opened with little fanfare and no liquor licence last week on Dupont. Rose is still tinkering with the menu, offering only brunch and lunch, but he's launching a full dinner service on December 6. Read our Dish post »
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ClosingsNovember 16, 2012 | 3:10 pm
The Bloordale Pantry closes, is quickly replaced by The Whippoorwill Restaurant and Tavern
In a 10-day Restaurant Makeover-ish blitz, friends Shawn Creamer (Dakota Tavern) and Tyler Cunningham (Ultra) have taken over and transformed the homey Bloordale Pantry into the trendier Whippoorwill Restaurant and Tavern (consider it Bloordale's second wave of gentrification). A regular at the Pantry, Creamer told us that he would often half-jokingly offer to take over the space from its owners, Rose Guarnieri and Anthony Menna. Eventually, the half-joke became a deal. Read the rest of this entry »
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OpeningsJanuary 13, 2012 | 1:41 pm
Introducing: Bar Neon, a new Bloordale watering hole with some ambitious grub
When Bar Neon opened last month, it became Bloordale's answer to the trend embodied by places like Grand Electric and 416 Snack Bar: hip, local watering holes not afraid to serve food with a little ambition. Behind Bar Neon is Niki Tsourounakis, who grew up around the restaurant business, near Montreal. She also owns Café Neon Read the rest of this entry »
in the Junction Triangle and Amphora Products, a company that imports organic Vlatos olive oil and fleur de sel from Crete—both of which, naturally, make a few appearances on the plates at Bar Neon.
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RestaurantsAugust 10, 2011 | 9:46 am
New Reviews: Ortolan, Pizza e Pazzi and Obikà
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By now the formula is familiar: young chefs set up small, idiosyncratic restaurant in down-at-heels neighbourhood on shoestring budget and compensate for limited chalkboard menu and no-reservations policy with good food and reasonable prices. Damon Clements and Daniel Usher, the chef-owners at Bloordale Village's new local-focused bistro, just a few doors down from the House of Lancaster strip club, happen to do a better job with the formula than many of their peers. The cooking is outstanding much of the time: superb potato gnocchi with chopped mint, early-season asparagus, creamy, melted mascarpone and grana padano cheese, for instance, or hangar steak that's gently charred at its edges and busting with beefy flavour on top of a caper brown-butter pan sauce. Desserts are great, none better than the tiny jam pot of chocolate mousse that tastes of expensive cocoa beans. Service is spot-on. Among the quirks here: there is no vodka or gin (the owners loathe generic white spirits). Closed Sunday and Monday. Mains $14–$20.
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Introducing: The Lansdowne Cone, a new ice cream parlour set to lure patrons westward
"Blansdowne," to use the oft-deprecating moniker for the strip of Bloor around Lansdowne, may be losing traction with the recent addition of new places to eat. One such business is The Lansdowne Cone, which opened its doors a few weeks ago to an enthusiastic reception from the area's residents. Read the rest of this entry »
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OpeningsApril 25, 2011 | 4:47 pm
Introducing: Ortolan, a tiny new restaurant in Bloordale
With a name nodding to a notorious old-world culinary delicacy, Ortolan quietly opened its doors two weeks ago in the space formerly occupied by Kathy's Kitchen in Bloordale Village. Taking a little bit of Ossington with them, chef-owners Damon Clements (Delux) and Daniel Usher (Pizzeria Libretto) have pooled their respective experiences in French and Italian cuisines to branch out on their own on the quickly changing strip between Dufferin and Lansdowne. Read the rest of this entry »
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CultureMarch 23, 2011 | 10:30 am
The Avenue recap: new Web series "takes" Toronto—and so far, we want it back
Toronto-focused television already has its place in fiction, from the mind-warping fantasy of Being Erica to the gang's-all-here approach of Metropia. So when The Hills collapsed in Lauren Conrad's absence and a trashy void needed to be filled, Toronto stepped up with the racial stereotyping of Lake Shore. Or that's what we thought until we saw The Avenue.
Local production company Fisher/Morris had dollar signs in their eyes after meeting Gregory Gorgeous, a flamboyant, back-treading gay caricature from an undisclosed Ontario suburb, and stuck him in the show. The Avenue is a Toronto-based Web series that has generated some early interest after only five heavily scripted Webisodes (everyone seemed to be talking about its coming finale on Twitter last night). Here, we go back to the beginning to recap the first installment, following the show's five vacuous wannabes as they tear up over snubbed non-contracts, difficult gay men and the trials transplants face when trying to "make it big" in the dark, mean streets of semi-privileged Toronto. Read the rest of this entry »
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ShoppingJanuary 17, 2011 | 10:59 am
Introducing: Sara Duke Factory Store, the new Bloordale location for the designer's creations
The place: Sara Duke's Factory Store is a sight for sore sartorial eyes along the quietly gentrifying section of Bloor Street West between Lansdowne and Dufferin ("gentlemen's club" House of Lancaster notwithstanding). Some vintage retail shops offer kin company—namely furniture–meets–fashion store Lost and Found and 69 Vintage—but it's been a while since this 'hood has welcomed a new clothing hub, and a bespoke one at that. Read the rest of this entry »
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I shall soon make use of many of your recipes. After 9 days, I will be a retiree, and will have time to enhance my kitchen skills (I hope). I intend to focus on soups, salds and veggies, and cut my portions of fat/protein to a degree, to allow the few extra grams of daily good carbs. However, for years i have NOT cooked with salt, or added it at the table. So, i hope i will not betray you. Every cooking show i have seen on tv, salts every ingredient, whatever it is they are making. Of course, sometimes one needs it for reasons apart from taste, such as getting the liquids out of vegetables etc. I am sure i will manage. You are invaluable, as are all the LCFs who have posted recipes here. Love & Profits: FLATFERENGHI
Congratulations on your retirement! Live long and prosper! I am also very appreciative of LindaSue and the others who bring their recipes here.
Great News FlatF
It's fab if you can eat saltless! I mean it.
I would rather be dead, as I told the doctor.
Linda's recipes are so good and she uses lots of things that
are kinda salty like parm cheese and other things. Her recipes
will serve you well. Enjoy your new retirement.
LindaSue does use some salt and salty things but generally I think she goes low-salt or at least she does for me, I always add salt to her recipes but I love salty.
Congrats on the retirement, so jealous.
Thanks for your nice comments, Flatferenghi. I hope you have a lot of fun trying new recipes and increasing your cooking skills. I don't think you'll have a problem leaving out the salt in my recipes if you choose to do so. I'm not sure if I've got any recipes that actually require salt in order for them to work. Do keep in mind though, if you're going to serve a dish to company, it's not always possible to make things taste properly seasoned by only adding salt at the table. Your guests might think that the food doesn't taste very good if there's no salt at all added during the cooking process.
I too want to add to the gratitude expressed to LindaSue!!! These have rocked my world!
3 ounces almond flour, 3/4 cup
2 teaspoons granular Splenda
1 egg white
3/8 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon garlic powder
1/8 teaspoon onion powder
2-3 teaspoons untoasted sesame seeds
Mix all of the ingredients well in a small bowl. Everything should be moist and the dough should hold together. Divide the dough into 4 pieces then divide each in 2 pieces and each of those into 3 very small pieces. Roll each piece of dough into a ball and place on a parchment-lined 12x17" baking sheet. Or, you can use a 1-teaspoon cookie scoop and skip the rolling into a ball step. Cover the balls with plastic wrap (you can use a small piece and move it around as needed) and take a baking powder can, that has about an 1/8" rim around the bottom, and press down firmly over each ball of dough. Be sure to press all the way down to the baking sheet. Peel off the plastic wrap and repeat until all the crackers have been shaped. Prick them with a fork. You may have to gently hold the crackers down with one hand while pricking so that the dough stays put.
Bake at 325º for 15-20 minutes, or until golden brown. You want them nice and brown, but don't let them get too dark or they'll taste burnt. It's OK for the centers to be a bit lighter than the outer edges, but they should not be pale. Cool and store in an airtight container at room temperature or freeze for longer storage.
Makes 20-24 crackers
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Per Cracker: 28 Calories; 2g Fat; 1g Protein; 1g Carbohydrate; trace Dietary Fiber; .5g Net Carbs
Hey FF. Hey Linda Sue.
I've been using Linda Sue's site for a decade and I just recently found her page with her favorite (4 and 5 star) recipes. I really like browsing the favorite page because it knocks out the ones she tried and wouldn't recommend.
I still browse by category sometimes because I like to see the stars that signify that the recipe is suitable for induction.
Here's a link to the favorites page. Currently I"m addicted to the very first one--Beefy mushroom soup. I make mine w/diced leftover pot roast instead of hamburger.
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Your Italian skillet and chicken divan have become some of my recipes to make sure my husband eats veggies and doesn't complain about it. I am on your site daily. Thank you for posting them, they are wonderful
my fat is too small for entertaining, Linda Sue.
However, if i was cooking for others, i would not subject them to the conditions I set for myself. I will have a go at your chili. before month end. I will cook it down until it achieves a thicker consistency. i want to try it while it is still winter. I will probably cut the cayenne by 1/2 to 2/3rds. And then pour 1 portion over 1 portion of Dreamfields. I do not use any hot spices during the warm weather. FF
i meant my FLAT. FF
Thanks so much for that link Emel. I have been to Linda's site a hundred times and never seen that favorites page. I'll have to save the link on all my computers so I don't lose it!
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Project one of more than 50 construction projects supported by the Administration that will break ground in 2010; will create over 125 new jobs plus immediate construction jobs
"This project is an excellent example of the critical collaboration and investment that leads to new job creation and long-term economic success," said Governor Patrick. "The Recovery Zone Facility Bond Program offers the state an ideal opportunity to jumpstart private investment, development and opportunity throughout the state."
"This kind of project will help put people back to work as we focus on Massachusetts' economic recovery," said Lieutenant Governor Timothy Murray. "We are excited about today's announcement and look forward to seeing this project support economic development, sustainability and growth for the region and the Commonwealth."
"This is great for the City of Brockton, the Bernardi Group, and the state. I am pleased that this project has come to our community. Bernardi will not just add to our commercial tax base, but it will also bring needed new jobs to Brockton," said Mayor Linda M. Balzotti.
"Bernardi Auto Group is proud to partner with the City of Brockton and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in the development and construction of our two auto dealerships at 300 Manley Street," said Bernardi President and Owner Jim Carney. "Bernardi Honda and Bernardi Hyundai will invigorate the marketplace as a destination drawing visitors to Brockton from near and far. We will introduce 125 new job opportunities for a wide-range of skills and experience when our doors open, with additional positions available as our businesses mature and expand. We are honored to be welcomed to the City of Champions."
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"I am always happy to join our good friend, Lieutenant Governor Murray in helping inaugurate a new business that indicates progress and commerce in the City of Champions," said Senator Thomas P. Kennedy.
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This project is one of more than 50 housing and economic development projects, both renovation and new construction, expected to break ground this year, totaling more than $1 billion in development investments in the Commonwealth. Each of these projects has been initiated by an investment from the Patrick-Murray Administration. Together, they will create thousands of jobs throughout Massachusetts.
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These are very well made clamps. The spring is away from heat and doesn't weaken like the junk clamps do. You need a small hose clamp to hold insulated part of lead to the clamp. The little strap of metal that comes with it is trash. I use these on every ground lead. The brass jaws hold small pcs very good as a plus. Was surprised to see these at HF.
Heavy duty clamp
By TorqueDriver
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Replaced my flimsy ground clamp on my Hobart welder with this and eliminated a lot of problems I had with poor ground connections that were causing erratic arc control.
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By JMM
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This clamp is great. Brass and very solid. I have the 90A Flux Wire Welder and the clamp that comes with it is very cheap. I replaced it with this one and noticed a huge improvement on my welds. Its a bit overkill for only a 90 amp welder but the price for the clamp was too good to pass.
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Obviously a knock off of a very old design. Hard to tall the difference.
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This clamp is very high quality. I tried one and then replaced all the clamps on my welders with this unit. I recommend that you take a #2 or #4 copper wire lug (HF has them) and cut the lug part off. Take the cable collar part and gently crimp it on the cable end. Insert the cable & collar into the opening on the clamp and tighten the bolt. Much better conection this way.
Works great!
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Not too many ways to produce a ground clamp incorrectly.. Works well.. Spring is tough and holds on nice.
Great Clamp
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Can not beat this ground clamp for the price. Have put one on all my machines
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