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Charge Sheet filed against Ramoji Rao
Eenadu propreiter Ramoji Rao and his son Kiran in Scandle, Many sections filed against Ramoji Rao and his son Kiran.
Ramoji Rao, who is the proprietor of eenadu news paper and also the famous and well known TV channel in Andhra Pradesh, ETV, is a very reputed person in the city of Hyderabad and even in Andhra Pradesh state. But charge sheet is filed against him for his crimes against common people in many reputed cities like Vishakapatnam, Vijayawada and many other cities in Andhra Pradesh. Ramoji Rao had good number of properties all over the state of Andhra Pradesh and a lot of land under his Eenadu newspaper and ETV channel. These buildings were constructed in well reputed areas in the cities. Those areas worth a lot and have to pay huge amount as rent if any one take those lands for lease.Ramoji Rao wanted to construct his buildings in those areas and asked the owners to give that land for lease for a very cheap cost of just 10000rs. If anyone rejected his proposal then Ramoji Rao gave warnings that he know all the politicians and they have no way to escape from him. So all of them were forced to give their lands to Ramoji Rao for a very cheap cost. Finally all those men broke out suddenly and kept case against Ramoji Rao for his deeds.The police of Hyderabad filed charge sheet against him under the sections 420,406,409,417,418,423,427 and the proofs that he is the culprit were produced before magistrate.Even Ramoji Rao's son Kiran is also there in this scandal with his father.

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Browns linebacker Chris Gocong injured his right Achilles tendon in practice Saturday.
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BEREA, Ohio (AP) -- Browns linebacker Chris Gocong injured his right Achilles tendon in practice Saturday and is likely out for the season.
Cleveland already was faced with not having Scott Fujita for the first three games because of his league suspension for being part of the bounty scandal in New Orleans before joining the Browns two years ago.
"It looked serious. It always does when a guy doesn't get up," linebacker D'Qwell Jackson said. "You hate to see that. He plays a major role."
Gocong was in obvious pain after crumpling to the ground during morning practice. Covered in sweat, he grimaced as trainers removed his right shoe and gingerly checked his ankle. As he was lifted onto a cart, Gocong kept his leg straight in protection.
"They're evaluating his ankle and we'll see," said coach Pat Shurmur, who pulled the squad away and resumed drills. "Injuries are an unintended consequence of this game. As safe as you try to be, it sometimes happens and it drives the coach nuts.
"But for guys who don't play a lot, you learn you are one play from being in there full time."
One day after new owner Jimmy Haslam III came to camp and provided a positive lift to a franchise that has been stuck in the losing doldrums, Browns players and fans fell silent when Gocong went down.
"It affects us all, puts a damper on practice," Jackson said. "I hope it's not as bad as it looks.
"Chris can play every linebacker spot and play them well. If he's not there, it's a major hit. All the other guys have to step up and do more."
Gocong has been durable, starting all 32 games for Cleveland since being acquired from Philadelphia in a trade in April 2010. An Eagles third-round pick in 2006, he missed that entire season with a stinger and played 79 of 80 games since.
Signed to a three-year contract extension in September, the 28-year-old Gocong was a steadying influence on a defense needing consistency. He made 10 starts on the weak side, six on the strong, and got a career-best 3 1/2 sacks. He also recovered a fumble and made 67 tackles -- including two on a goal-line stand against Pittsburgh in December.
Fujita went over to Gocong and offered encouragement as his friend was being driven away.
"It was a freakish thing, no explanation for how or why," Fujita said of the way Gocong leaped to make a play and came down. "That play has happened a thousand times before."
Gocong got hurt trying to prevent Jordan Cameron from making a leaping catch of a Brandon Weeden pass in the end zone. Fans and players cheered then fell silent when Gocong clutched his leg.
Fujita remains hopeful of overturning his suspension or at least cutting it down with an appeal that will be heard Friday.
"The filing was submitted yesterday and I was up last night reading legal stuff," Fujita said, adding that he will stay focused on football and let attorneys attend to details. He won't even go to the hearing and does not expect to be asked to speak.
"I'll be with this team in Detroit," he said. "I don't know if there is even going to be testimony. They want me to talk, I'll do that."
The Browns open their exhibition season that night against the Lions. Reserves Kaluka Maiava and Craig Robertson along with rookies James-Michael Johnson and L.J. Fort are sure to get more work at linebacker.
Johnson, a fourth-round pick from Nevada, said he is ready.
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More Aztec Pack goodness today from Nike Sportswear, as we get our first glimpse at the third addition to the set following our look at the newest Air Max 90. This Nike Dunk Low 'Aztec' has the earthiest look of the bunch, owing to the complete lack of blue and instead a Dark Copper accent shade that contrasts the Iguana and Sable Green suede quite nicely. Toss in a gum outsole with the ubiquitous white Dunk midsole and you've got a recipe for success, of which you can get a taste by clicking on the jump below. Leave a comment to let us know which is the best Nike Sportswear Aztec Pack design and stick with Sneaker News for the US release dates. via Dunk
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These are pretty dope. I'll cop. But we all know If they throw the QS tag on them, everybody will love them lol
ill Stuff the tongue on mine and they are good to go
different colors this could have been very hot but i still think its ok
Air Max 90 "Aztec" and now a Nike Dunk Low "Aztec". Let me guess Nike's next move: A Nike AF1 Low "Aztec"?
it kinda looks stuffed to me... Kinda of dope.
mm and thats why its called the aztec "PACK" moron..
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Free Museums
1. Come face-to-face with a roaring T-Rex at the Natural History Museum.
2. Enjoy a candlelit tour of the atmospheric Sir John Soane's Museum.
3. Explore the fascinating history of England's capital at the Museum of London.
4. Hold some gold at the Bank of England Museum.
5. Be inspired by the beautiful objects on display at the Victoria and Albert Museum.
6. Learn about the history of the River Thames at Museum of London Docklands.
7. Discover the life and works of one of Britain's most inspiring designers at the William Morris Gallery.
8. Head to Greenwich to mosey round the Queen's House and the National Maritime Museum.
Weird and Wonderful
9. Marvel at the Jar of Moles at the Grant Museum of Zoology.
10. See the over-stuffed walrus at the Horniman Museum.
11. Be wowed by the Rosetta Stone and Egyptian mummies at the British Museum.
12. Be dazzled by the 400 exhibits - including a Spitfire and a Harrier Jet - on display at the Imperial War Museum.
13. See full-size dinosaurs at Crystal Palace Park.
14. See what life was like for the poor and destitute of London's East End during the late 1800s in The Ragged School Museum.
15. Take your pain away with a visit to The Anaesthesia Museum, which charts the history of anaesthesia from 1846 to the present day.
16. Browse old sewing machines at the London Sewing Machine Museum.
17. See pickled creatures in jars and fascinating deformed skeletons at the Hunterian Museum.
18. Go to the Wellcome Collection to see a bunch of marvellously weird objects, including an ancient mummy, Napoleon's toothbrush and Darwin's walking stick.
Park Life
19. Relax on Wimbledon Common where you'll find ponds, a nature trail and a windmill.
20. Go deer-spotting in dreamy Richmond Park.
21. See the Prime Meridian line for free at Park Vista.
22. Bliss-out in Bushy Park, home to 320 free-roaming deer.
23. Burn off some calories by jogging around Hyde Park, which covers 350 acres (142 hectares).
24. See the Peter Pan statue at Kensington Gardens.
25. Watch the pelicans being fed every day at 2:30pm at St James's Park. Also look out for water birds, owls, woodpeckers and bats.
Great For Kids
26. Take the singing elevator (JCB Glass lift) in the Royal Festival Hall.
27. Meet the alpaca at Vauxhall City Farm.
28. See farm animals at Mudchute Farm and Park.
29. Harry Potter fans can push a trolley through to a magical world at the wall marked Platform 9 ¾ at King's Cross.
30. Watch the skateboarders performing death-defying tricks under the Southbank Centre.
31. Go mudlarking - the city equivalent of beachcombing - outside Gabriel's Wharf or on the City of London side of the Millennium Bridge, where you can check the surface for old clay smoking pipes and bits of pottery. Check the tide tables in advance.
32. Watch the street entertainers in Covent Garden.
33. Little ones can be pirates for the day on Captain Hook's huge wooden pirate ship at the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Playground.
34. Splash about in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park's fountains.
35. See amazing exhibits - like the Apollo 10 command capsule and Stephenson's Rocket - at the Science Museum.
36. Explore the V&A Museum of Childhood, which houses the UK's national collection of childhood objects that date back to the 1600s.
Must-do London
37. Watch the daily Changing the Guard ceremony outside Buckingham Palace.
38. Follow in the footsteps of The Beatles by crossing the famous Abbey Road zebra crossing that's featured on the eponymous album cover.
39. Watch Tower Bridge open. See continuous images of the 19th-century landmark on our live video feed.
40. Meet the stone lions at Trafalgar Square.
41. Explore Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park with it gorgeous parklands, waterways and striking venues.
42. Take a selfie in front of the bright lights of Piccadilly Circus.
43. Listen to the chiming of Big Ben.
44. Watch the gate-closing ritual, the Ceremony of the Keys, at the Tower of London.
Dramatic Vistas
45. Soak up sweeping views across the River Thames and Central London from Greenwich Park.
46. Enjoy stunning views across London from Alexandra Palace, set in 196 acres of parkland.
47. Celeb-spot while looking out across the capital from Primrose Hill.
48. Get snapping with our guide to London's top photo opportunities.
49. Stroll to the top of Hampstead Heath's Parliament Hill for marvellous views across London.
Great Walks
50. Take a stroll along the picture-pretty South Bank
51. Follow the towpath through tranquil Little Venice to discover a slew of waterfront cafes and pubs.
52. Walk across Millennium Bridge from St Paul's Cathedral to Tate Modern and Shakespeare's Globe.
53. Stroll through the lush riverside village of Richmond; start at the White Cross pub and continue past the rural idyll of Petersham Meadows, until you reach Ham House.
54. Take a shady walk amongst the 35,000 monuments of Brompton Cemetery, including one of suffragette Emmeline Pankhurst.
55. Escape the city in the ancient woodland of Highgate Wood.
56. Spot rare plants and insects in Epping Forest.
Flowers and Gardens
57. Chill out in the Barbican Conservatory which homes tropical plants, trees and fish.
58. Achieve Zen in Kyoto Japanese Garden in Holland Park.
59. Take a look at the Watts Victorian memorial in Postman's Park, which features in the movie Closer.
60. Be dazzled by the wildflowers at the Phoenix Garden in London's West End.
61. Flower fans can soak up the floral colours and aromas of Columbia Road Flower Market.
62. Under 16s can enjoy cheap entry to Kew Gardens, the world's most famous garden.
For Culture Vultures
63. See prop-makers and theatre designers working behind-the-scenes at the National Theatre by walking along its Sherling High-Level Walkway.
64. Watch a film, play or band for free at More London Free Festival at The Scoop.
65. Visit neon wonderland God's Own Junkyard, which is chock-full of vintage neon signs and old movie props.
66. Take a peek at London's public and street art, including works by guerrilla artist Banksy.
67. Feast your eyes on literary treasures like the Magna Carta and original Beatles lyrics at the British Library.
Art Attack
68. See contemporary art at White Cube Gallery, Bermondsey.
69. See a Rosetti at the Guildhall.
70. Notice how The Laughing Cavalier's eyes appear to follow you around the room in the famous Frans Hals painting at the Wallace Collection.
71. Get an eyeful of kings and queens, musicians and film stars at the National Portrait Gallery.
72. Discover art by Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, Rembrandt, Gainsborough, Turner, Renoir and Van Gogh at the National Gallery.
73. Admire masterpieces by Cézanne, Bonnard, Matisse, Picasso, Rothko, Dalí, Pollock, Warhol and Bourgeois at Tate Modern.
74. See modern art at Chelsea's palatial Saatchi Gallery.
Laughter Costs Nothing
75. Enjoy a giggle at Angel Comedy Club, which offers free comedy every night of the week.
76. Get over Hump day at Launch Pad, The Miller's free weekly comedy night on Wednesdays.
For Music Fans
77. Hear musicians studying at the Royal College of Music performing free lunchtime and rush-hour concerts across London.
78. Dance along to ska, roots, reggae and folk rhythms at Hootananny Brixton, which offers loads of free gigs.
79. Enjoy regular free church music from the choir at St. James's Piccadilly.
80. Open mic fans can experience free music every Sunday at the Hope and Anchor pub open mic sessions.
81. The Southbank Centre holds regular free musical performances in the Royal Festival Hall and Queen Elizabeth Hall.
82. Enjoy free entry to blues bar Ain't Nothing But... from Sunday to Thursday nights.
83. Discover free lunchtime concerts at St Martin-in-the-Fields church.
84. Camden's The Forge holds free jazz concerts every Monday night.
Free Speech
85. Hear London's most vocal orators share their opinions with the world at Speaker's Corner in Hyde Park.
See London's Riches For Free
86. Admire luxury yachts in St Katharine Docks.
87. Look up at the architecture in Regent Street.
88. Marvel at everything from silver armchairs to champagne swizzle sticks at London Silver Vaults.
Historical London
89. Check out the mysterious London Stone at 111 Cannon Street. Legend says the stone was part of an altar in a temple built by Brutus of Troy.
90. See the remains of London's Roman amphitheatre in the basement of the Guildhall Art Gallery.
91. Visit Southwark Cathedral, the oldest cathedral church building in London.
92. Marvel at how living rooms in England have changed since 1600 at the Geffrye Museum.
93. View the London Wall, the remnant of the Roman wall which was built in AD 200 and once formed part of the eastern defences of Roman Londinium.
94. See what London's streets looked like in days gone by with Museum of London's app Streetmuseum.
Free Festivals
95. Celebrate Chinese New Year in London's Chinatown, the biggest celebrations outside Asia.
96. Join revellers at London's biggest street party, the Notting Hill Carnival.
97. Cheer on the rowers taking part in the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race as it passes along the River Thames between Mortlake and Putney.
98. Expect events galore at the month-long Totally Thames Festival in September.
Summer Fun
99. Glide around London on rollerskates on a two-hour tour with London Skate.
100. Cool off under the fountains by The Scoop.
101. Bring a picnic to feast on in Somerset House's gorgeous 18th-century courtyard.


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I am amazed at how differently old lacquer behaves. It is like no one used the same product/process twice. I would guess they were always either trying to improve or reduce costs...either way, it is always a crap shoot. My pre-war Getzen needed aircraft stripper to get the lacquer off, boiling water did nothing, other than heat up the horn.
My sousaphone is from the '20s and its almost like the lacquer has turned into armor plating. I tested a small piece to see how it would strip (plenty of missing lacquer already, so one more spot really didn't mean much) and the stuff is very happy where it was.
To Tom's point, you just never know what really happened before you got the horn.
Just add's to the mystery and allure of all these old instruments.
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And yes its expensive, thats my biggest issue. It costs a lot to live in the best city in the world. I only feel bad for the people that were born here that remember a time when the city was affordable, now its like were being priced out of town...
Toronto ranked the best city to live in the world
Toronto has been ranked the best city to live in the world by the Economist. The ranking aggregates Toronto's performance across a range of indexes, which include safety, livability and cost of living. National level rankings like the Economist's Democracy and Global Food Security Index were also factored into the overall rank. So, like, we're the best. Give yourself a pat on the back.
The overall rankings come as part of a new survey from the Economist Intelligence Unit that ranks cities based on how safe they are. According to this report, Toronto is the safest city in North America and eighth-ranked city in the world, trailing Tokyo, Singapore, Osaka, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Sydney, and Zurich. The safety index is ranked according to the following criteria: digital security, health security, infrastructure and personal safety.
In the overall rankings (what the Economist calls the "index of indexes") Toronto has only one category in which it doesn't rank in the top 10 globally. Can you guess what it is? Yep, cost of living. In this category, our city comes in 70th place. That's not really surprising, and for what it's worth, most of the other cities in the top 10 of the overall rankings are deemed to be more expensive than Toronto.
I guess we should remind ourselves of how good we have it the next time we're inclined to complain about tough commutes and winter weather (yeah, right -- like we're going to stop complaining).
Photo by jeffisy in the blogTO Flickr pool.
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And yes its expensive, thats my biggest issue. It costs a lot to live in the best city in the world. I only feel bad for the people that were born here that remember a time when the city was affordable, now its like were being priced out of town...
Nobody here can seriously claim that Toronto is better than, say, New York or London or Tokyo or Melbourne or Paris etc. etc. etc.
Let`s be serious, if you have lived in a real "world class" city like London or New York you know that what you do matters, on a global scale. You know that you have the best in art, culture, business all at your door. That's the sort of thing Toronto doesn't have. And some stupid list judging cities based mainly on irrelevant criteria makes no difference to that.
Vienna, 1.7M, 5 full-sized subway lines + some s-bahn suburb lines
Munich, 1.5M, 8 full-sized subway lines + 8 s-bahn suburb lines
Paris, 2.2M, 14 full-sized subway lines + 5 RER suburb lines
Poor transport planning means pollution + congestion + prevalence of car usage + long commute
Keep investigating the city...
Project much? speak for yourself. what you do might not matter but plenty of things being done here matter very much. Have you ever actually lived in any of the 'real' world class cities you speak of?
Having lived in them both, I'll happily claim in it is. Quality of life, ability to get around the city with ease, less glaring in equality, beaches, skiing (albeit crappy), restaurants, festivals, theatre and while expensive still cheap enough to allow weird people to do interesting things.
London is mind bending,nose bleed expensive. NY in in America.
Toronto isn't no 1 at anything but its pretty good at everything.
If I had a dollar for every person I've met who said something similar and yet, 10-15 years after graduating, they're still here.....especially true for folks from Montreal and Vancouver lol.
Believe it or not, a lot of people end up living somewhere because of friends, family, etc. Not because they are making some sort of statement about it being the GREATEST city on the PLANET.
I really feel sorry for fellow Canadians who work their way up from whatever tiny town or sprawling suburb that spawned them to think that Toronto matters. Believe it or not, most people in most other countries have never even heard of Toronto. No amount of petty arguing on a sub-par blog site comments section is going to change that.
-blogTO troll
Although the cities you mention have higher subway concentrations per population, you also have to take into account the spread of the area -
Paris 40 sq mi
Munich 119 sq mi
Vienna 160 sq mi
Toronto 2571 sq mi
As you can see, with comparable population sizes, trying to connect people that are spread apart through subway takes a lot more planning and equipment and cost.
I'm not arguing that we shouldn't invest in better transportation, but showing just population numbers and transit/population is not a fair comparison when making the transit argument.
Please do us a favor and go away.
This place is a cancer... and am really glad I don't live in Toronto anymore.
Toronto did not rank 1 in any of the 6 indices
you're taste is impeccable no wonder you hate it here. Scram!
2) Scram? Your reading comprehension sucks. I clearly stated I've already moved out of Toronto.
3) 'You're' taste? I see you did well in a Toronto classroom.
Most people that are disgruntled within a city are typically lonely or don't feel a sense of belonging. It's easier to just blame the city for being the cause.
I'm sorry you hate it here and feel stuck but hey, hopefully you find your way out.
That would be mutually beneficial for the rest of us Torontonians.
Really "Cost Of Living" is probably the only real measurable data here, and Toronto ranks 70th.
Toronto is a very good city, but the best? Cmon! LOL. Having said that though, it's all subjective, nobody can say "You will like Toronto over city x because a random stats sheet says you will". While about it's about 50/50 with positive/negative comments about Toronto when I ask people what they think of that city, I've never heard anybody say anything negative (in fact it's always the opposite, very positive) of say, Minneapolis. Just saying...
EVERYONE must agree that Toronto SUCKS ASS in the winter season...
Too bad the world's foremost expert on Quality Of Life In Cities, Jan Gehl, states that Toronto lacks almost everything needed for a livable city.
Don't like Toronto ? That says a lot about you, not the city.
Enjoy your miserable life.
As for me, Toronto is awesome.
You'll spend about $3000 on utilities
That alone is $15,000 a year into the cost of living, and you own nothing, absolutely nothing.
Toronto will rip down ANYTHING to build a new flashy condo, and start having people live in it when it's 20% completed. The history and culture of Toronto will be "living vertically, with no where to go"
There is more greed and wrecklessness on the grand scheme than anywhere I've ever been, and I do a ton of traveling.
Greed is the cancer of Toronto, and that city is dying
When it comes to Toronto, I feel lucky to live in such a great city. Some criticisms are obviously valid however, I can't comprehend how certain people aren't appreciative of what they have. Overall we have a great quality of life here in this City.
I guess complainers will just complain about anything. Must be terrible being you guys.
Toronto sucks, boring and most Americanized city in Eastern Canada.
AND... healthcare ain't even free in BC, it's cheap compared to the states, but why are we comparing it to the states? this is canada!
it is free (a.k.a "subsidized") if you make under 31, 000 a year, otherwise it's 60 bucks a month. in tdot, i am free to make however much money i want and it won't cost me a dime.
when i left toronto, i couldn't wait... now i can't wait to come back!!!
So are you going to post something about the actual topic being discussed?
Good thing they didn't factor public transportation, politics or aesthetics.
If it "IS" the best city to live at then there shouldn't be bad city roads, to being extremely narrow, don't get me started on the DVP to having a pathetic subway lines, to crappy TTC buses taking forever to arrive in top of that having another Fare hike.. thx T.O...
I'm not at all surprised! So happy with my decision to move her from Boston about 12 years ago. Weather could be better, but not much we can do about that. Got back from Chicago last week from visiting friends, they told me they average almost 2 murders PER DAY!!!!
Toronto is positively booming, we do need transit infrastructure enhance for sure. Higher levels of government funding, as with other major world cities, would go a long way. After all, the province and Feds take so much $$ out of this city. How many people put food on their tables with the jobs they have in Toronto? We 416 ers have a saying.......you don't like it here? Go back to your little popcorn fart town!
Hours away in a small town, bought a business and live happy. Will never go back to live. Loving life in my new town, people are nice, five minutes from the marina, oh yeah bought a boat...
love you all,
Jane Mathias
Someone find his fb page and please if you ever see him, punch him in his tongue. He goes on like anyone cares to absorb any of his negative nonsense...
No Vienna, Auckland, Vancouver or Copenhagen... all cities that are typically Top 10 on any other list.
But that isn't why we "won". And it certainly wasn't Ford's 4 year budget B.S.ing.
It's our people & great entertainment options, opera, theatre, movie festivals, & cultural festivals that make us the most dynamic, diverse city in the world. Carabana, Pride, TIFF, Indy, 3 universities... all attract people and celebrities from around the world. Not to mention free Heritage festivals in Greektown, Little Italy, Chinatown...
We all have a place to fit in, share our differences, and celebrate! Let's be thankful.
Pro tip: If you haven't found the means or desire to leave, then that reflects on you, not the City you're living in. Perhaps you should consider if your intense dislike of Toronto is not really about Toronto, but more about your own sorry, pathetic life. You're unhappy with the fact that you're such a failure and instead of owning that, you manifest it in some random dislike of a City you continue to choose to live in.
Fair enough if you happen to disagree with the Economist's findings on this survey - maybe you don't think Toronto should be #1 - fine. However, how do you respond to the fact that in pretty much every other independent survey measuring liveability, places to do business, or other measures of a successful city, Toronto routinely places in the Top 10, often over cities like New York, Paris, etc,? Are all these groups wrong? Is it some vast conspiracy to promote Toronto?
Perhaps you need to look a little closer in the mirror and think a bit more about what it is you REALLY hate (hint: it's you)
Must suck to be you man.
Because they looked at more indices than transit. That's why people listen to them and not you.
If you have one criteria, your choice of where to live is simple. If your only criteria is living in a city with an X in its name, Toronto would never be on your list either.
Scary thing is, you're probably in the jury pool...
That's one of the hard things about being an undeniable but still new player, like Dubai or Singapore. Big malls, flashy buildings, nice cars on the freeways...but not much soul. History counts for a lot in my books, and Toronto's history is pretty dour pre-1970. When more internationally-celebrated cultural products are actually set in Toronto, and people have had 50 years to enjoy it, flocking to Toronto to experience the Toronto "vibe" themselves, then we'll be talking.
There's also a general haughtiness and self-importance that comes from an unhappy combination of newly acquired wealth and size and a sense of being under-recognized. A gnawing civic insecurity and need to prove something. Toronto should let its hair down and forget about these rankings. Then it would be more fun. I thought Rob Ford was a great publicist and comic foil (not a great mayor). He completely deflated the city's chattering classes' tiresome and weirdly strident pretensions and gave the city a chance to laugh at itself. He was obviously a disaster otherwise.
15 years ago, newly departed from Toronto and traveling, I was in Sydney and tried to convince Sydneysiders that Toronto was a comparable city (size, global profile, economy). They were literally horrified. That, my 416/905 friends, was an epiphany. Money can't buy everything. As Berlin's former mayor famously said - that city is poor but sexy. And it works. And as Montreal's former mayor famously said - let Toronto be Milan. Montreal will always be [Canada's] Rome.
So my (grudgingly) loving prescription for Toronto is: relax, laugh, be cool, don't try so hard to impress, be yourself and love yourself for what you are. Find and polish your delightful, quirky, humble, unlikely gems. I know they're there. And for God's sake, stop caring about these rankings.
It's like doing a study on food, ignoring health and nutrition, and then concluding that McDonald's is the best food based on cost, taste, etc etc..
It's -20 today and the TTC is already broken down in 4 different places.
Fool someone else.
SSC - that feeds into the first point. The only way to get over the incessant hand-wringing is to take matters into one's own hands. Make one's own life better, and one's own life full of the culture, joy and flavor that makes life worth it.
Basically those who are sour about the city are the same individuals that make this place more sour overall. Transit sucks? Bike. No culture? Go to the theater, the opera, or to any of the hundreds of live music events, or the galleries that are basically everywhere. Stop bitching and live.
I'm not going to argue any of your points though, because they have no relevance to what this specific ranking is about. Toronto is a city that is safe, is very livable, has very solid infrastructure for business, is very democratic, and offers strong food security. That's what this ranking is talking about, and it's hard to argue any of that for Toronto.
That would only work if you had the stats from every other public transit system and their breakdowns. Some twit from up above wants Toronto to be in a dick-measuring contest vis-a-vis length of track. You want to count shut downs.
As for weather, completely subjective. Washington, D.C. would outrank Toronto purely with temperature, but trust me, you wouldn't want to work there in the summer due to the humidity.
If we talked to people from New York, Chicago or London as often, we wouldn't probably feel so hard done by.
FFS, it's a huge global metropolis that has pretty much all of the benefits of any other big city (culture, food, good jobs, opportunities, access to education, amenities, transportation) with relatively few of the negatives (crime, squalor, impossible cost of living, and dirtiness). Sure we can all sit back and find things to bitch about, but you can do that with any city. The point of this study isn't to say Toronto is a perfect place to live, because it isn't - nowhere is. The point is to step back and think about what other city you would want to live in, and ask yourself this: if you were living there would you really be better off? Would you feel safer? Would you make as much as you would here? Would you be able to afford as much as you have here? Would you be able to do the things that you enjoy doing here? Add all those things up, and then answer the most important question: would you really be happier there? If so then go!
Yea, I'm quite sure the term you were looking for is not 'most liveable' but rather 'festering garbage dump'.
If you live on the outskirts of Toronto you can't even go down-town for an entire night because you have to up and leave at 11:30 or you miss the last subway back to the go station....
Screw that noise.
@Strawberry_daiquiri- Admit it, you don't actually go out much in this city.
@Sean- Obviously transportation is a huge issue in the city. However, no need to falsely state that there are subway systems that run all day and night in about 100 cities. That's just false. That's not even the case with the cities you mention.
- No infrastructure! ( a subway to air port, haha as if! Or a subway that works haha even funnier)
- Constant grid lock ( worse than LA better than NY says studies Google it!)
- Freezing winters with average to cold summers
- University tuition is not free like most civilized European countries (Germany,France)
- High youth unemployment
- Terrible government representatives ( Pass the crack please?)
Pros (only 2 I could think of)
-Amazingly diverse restaurants from Japanese to pho.
-Acceptable cost of living. Who ever thinks Toronto is expensive should fly to London or Geneva, where you are going to pay $6 CND for a Starbucks venti green tea. #getCultured
"The Index focuses on 50 cities (see box
over the page for the full list and regional
breakdown) selected by The Economist
Intelligence Unit (EIU), based on factors such
as regional representation and availability of
data. Therefore, it should not be considered a
comprehensive list of the world's safest cities (ie,
a city coming number 50 in the list does not make
it the most perilous place to live in the world)."
Here's what I can add to the conversation as someone who works for a global travel company and flies ~100K miles/year. I am consistently told by fellow travellers that Toronto is either; on their must visit list or one of their favourite cities they've visited (granted caveat for tropical region visitors usually being 'during the summer'). Many of those who've never visited can name areas and attractions on their wish list like Greektown, The Distillery, Kensington Market, and the islands.
I am one of those who believe Toronto is the best city in the world, and I've actually spent a lot of time in the cities you mentioned in your previous comment. First, third, sixty-third, it really doesn't matter; Toronto is indeed a world class city with a world class reputation.
So again, keen to hear where your data is coming from.
Did these Sydneysiders of the year 2000 actually know anything about Toronto, or were they just imagining a city with approximately the same bad aspects as theirs (traffic, lousy transit, extremes of weather?) somehow existing on the other side of the world?
I've been to probably a hundred cities around the world and honestly the only one I would consider living in, outside of Toronto, is Vienna.
I will continue to say that if you were to compare Toronto to NYC in terms of cost of living Toronto is WAY cheaper and should be....but we are growing at a rate faster than NYC at the moment and in 50-100 years will be the size of what NYC is today (granted NYC will be larger than it is now too but we are growing faster)So how much will the "ridiculously overpriced" (even though the market is what it is so I don't know how anyone can say that)$600-700K houses be worth in 20-30 years? I would say start looking at what a similar house in New York would cost you and start there. You have to start comparing real estate prices and rent with that of other large world class cities....I don't know what the economists are comparing housing in Toronto to currently....the rest of Canada? because that doesn't make sense. Would you compare NYC prices to housing prices in Denver Colorado and then say NYC is way overpriced because of that?
People need to stop living in the past and realize that in the last 15 years this city has added over 300,000 people...think about that for a second. The city also currently has about 50 buildings at 500ft or more with another 57!!! being built and the majority (about 32 of those) are greater than 650 ft tall...im no mathematician but that looks to me like the growth rate is increasing and drastically.
So again looking at Toronto from a global perspective...is it overpriced? IMO .....HELL NO get in now before it becomes the next NYC
F*cking lol. Give me a break.
"If you live on the outskirts of Toronto you can't even go down-town for an entire night because you have to up and leave at 11:30 or you miss the last subway back to the go station...."
People who actually live in Toronto don't need to get hurry back to the Go station at 11:30 nor does it cost them $200 to cab home. Pretty sure the real reason you hate Toronto is because you don't actually live in it.
Best of both for us!!!!!
Harper is a disgusting, untamed beast btw.
You can disagree or tell me to leave, but telling me to leave is just going to keep your ignorance levels at all time highs. Without any criticism, toronto is not gonna improve. If you can't take criticism and improve on the city's weak points, then it is your loss. After all you can stay here all ur life with the mindset that toronto is the best.
I mean me staying in here on Friday nite debating about this shit is silly. In any other city, I would be out with friends until 4 am. the only reason im here is cuz nightlife closes way too early and its way too cold...also club music is not the best here...plus people at uoft don't really know how to party.
Toronto's a great city, but a curiously boastful and simultaneously insecure one. I think if Torontonians had a more realistic view of its strengths/weaknesses and rank in the global cultural and economic scene, there wouldn't be so much fuss over these rankings.
Newsflash to Sean and others; Tokyo, Paris and Montreal's subways shut down at 12 midnight for maintenance, and London also shuts down its subway as well (probably for the same reason, maintenance.) Only Madrid and New York have subways that are open 24-7/365 (although how they do maintenance, I don't know.) London only has its subway open all day on holidays like New Year's Eve, IIRC-and just like Toronto!
Perhaps if people like you weren't so hateful of the streetcar, Transit City would have been built to what it was supposed to be, and we'd be having a series of above-ground lines with some Blue Night Network capabilities. But thanks to the assholes who voted in Ford, now all we'll get is a crap three-stop subway line and two LRT lines-one of which will mostly run underground!
Again, this city's suffering from a severe case of subwayitis, and we need to find a cure for it
As to the article; like somebody said already, learn to take a compliment without being so self-loathing.
Toronto is not a beautiful city by far, whenever we are downtown we are always happiest leaving.
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what. the. hell.
I think there's hope for us...
1. Toronto transit system is still using metal tokens.
2. You have to pay for parking on the street at your house (even if it as far as 30 minutes drive from downtown): up to 50$/mo (google permit parking).
3. Food everywhere is mediocre at the best. Most downtown restaurants are owned by large corporations, pension funds etc so food is corresponding there.
4. It's really, really, really hard to find a coffee shop in Toronto where they can make descent coffee. I mean there are literally 2 shops in downtown, and maybe few more across the whole city. They have a national donuts chain, timhortons, with the literally worst coffee you can find on the whole planet.
5. Downtown's office towers sucks: they are not for normal humans. You get from the train to the tower, you go up in elevator, you sit in your cubicle 8-9 hours and then get the f out from there. No chairs, no lounges, no TVs - nothing. Just empty, cold, naked spaces. The only good thing - is a large underground PATH as they call it, that connects most towers in downtown and has shops, food-courts etc.
6. Toronto suburbs sucks even more: they are totally soulless. Worst can you do is to live in place like Mississauga (features 90 years old corrupted mayor). Basically its a giant parking lot with offices building and ugly houses.
7. More about downtown: right now its one giant condo-community with dozens and dozens of condo towers that dominate everything. Did you dream to live in a condo city? Good luck then, Toronto is for you.
8. Ridiculous insurance for the car: it's not rare to pay 200-300$ per vehiche per month (ask me how I know).
9. Ontario runs by monopolies: state liquor stores, state beer stores, five banks that own everything, few mega construction corporations, real estate information is owned exclusively by CREA along with MLS board and so on and so forth.
10. And... drums.... the worst ever thing about Toronto: real estate prices. They are just ridiculous. Just check any real estate website (did I mention monopoly? There is only one database owned by CREA). It has zero information available for customers directly (nothing is published house price history, when it was sold last time, when it was build and so on - for that you need to ask "certified" realtor) and blurry pictures 300x300 px. No, seriously - to appreciate how great Toronto it is - go on real estate website and check yourself.
11. The lake near Toronto is completely toxic, paths and trails for bicycles are short with just few public places along it. Nevertheless, there are few good ones across the city, but you have to live in a right spot to access them easily.
12. You'll hear a LOT of "sorry" from everybody and we'll be sucked to say it to others too. A giant sorry city...
they just got this new thing for their bus thing its called viva look it up
Canada is best place for imigrants ...
Long live CANADA ...
In 1955 Toronto built the subway system. Sixty years later, it is practically still the same system. Now we have gridlock that sixty years ago did not exist.
In addition, this colossal and irresponsible waste of money left no money to fix roads.
P.S I'm Canadian.
VERY strange, that. I think it is Love/Hate. Toronto is lovely and they hate themselves for moving back to that hellhole they had previously escaped from.
When are people like you going to get some common sense about this, and support light rail?
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1) You do NOT ever compare developed places with third-world or troubled places because it's far-fetched and you're actually lowering the place. You must compare Toronto with say, the Brussels or Bostons of the world.
2) if you know something is not right or that it's being shortchanged, then speak up! This is the only way things get done, otherwise the politicians shrug and go on checking their Swiss bank accounts (and depositing) while laughing.
3) in a place like Toronto, ONLY those born-and-raised here or old era immigrants to Canada from anytime BEFORE the early 1990s can speak and comment or be asked for their opinion (yes we're talking to you media/press). Why? Because they know the whole show and how Toronto was back then and what has been happening. They know the ropes. They are simply first-worlders and western.
Its one of the safest also. Good job opportunities r great. ALso, i feel happier here because people here r generally less Social-Status oriented. One can be proud of simply having a job working as bus driver and still feel proud of his work. Where as in Hong Kong, people try hard so hard to move up the social ladder, always wanting to socialize with doctors, bankers, expats, etc...
Toronto is a great city. If u think toronto has lots of problem, tell me which city doesnt.. I can tell u, toronto has least problem and more perks. I dont love toronto, but I am just being impartial here. And honestly, im starting to like to city more and more..
Unemployment level is extremely high.
Prices for houses expensive.
Economic recession.
Someone who wrote this bullshit-I think he is a moron and f#cktard...I saw a lot of cities much better than Toronto.
Why do you think that Toronto is the best in the world???
The are NO reasonable ground to believe so...
My friend wrote a complaint to TTC-please open new stations-but they just don't care a fig about people.
Toronto is also not inspiring. It's just good. Good is great when you are immigrating from a tough circumstance in another country, or when you are building a family. Good is what you want. But there are much more beautiful, inspiring and interesting places to live and visit.
I am a European that has raised my family in Toronto, live & work in the US, have lived in a variety of different cities around the world, and have traveled to every city on this list and many more. I'm a fan of Toronto, though I have to agree with SSC about it's shortcomings. Toronto will continue to grow, and downtown may become a bustling micro-condo community, though the wages are too low and expenses too high and it's not inspiring enough to really ever become a new NY. But it's fine just as it is if the attitude would just disappear.
I enjoy being mortgage free in a nice family house, short commutes, excellent wages, no pollution and friendly people.
Oh well, if you're wealthy, stay in Toronto and enjoy all its worldy desires.
"It's a bloody long way to come to visit Melbourne".
But Toronto is a bit booooring.
It doesn't have the "edge" that NY, London, Paris or Amsterdam have. Just some try hard wannabe trendies who think they're cool, but are really about 3 years behind what really is cool.
But it's a fine place all in all.
Cold days over warm? As soon as the sun comes out every Toronto being comes out...smiling, in shorts and skirts and ready for some action.
Winter is hibernation time and nobody actually enjoys more than 4 weeks of it.
How is the number of subway lines a useful metric for anything?
Montreal has more lines but almost the exact same amount of track and given that our subway trains hold a larger number of people I doubt many would argue that Montreal is better just because they have more lines.
Are you going to tell us that one East-West line running along Bloor Street is good enough? Oh wait, let's not forget about the Sheppard line that goes to the busy Bessarion station!!
The number of subway lines is a useful metric and it tells a story if you need to visualize it (Just google "London vs Paris vs New York vs Toronto subway map" and look at the pictures).
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I was born with a Sensory Integration Dysfunction, which means my primitive brain reacts adversely to light, smell and particularly noise. I have been Clausterphobic all my life. Add to that an Autonomic Nervous System disorder that led right into the lap of Fibromyalgia, and you have a person that's going to function badly in a big noisy city. I am sensitive to street "vibes" and feel negative energy around me frequently. Noise from my environment can flatten me.
On and off, I have lived "downtown" 40+ years either north or south of Bloor Street. I prefer north because it is a better environment for me. As much as I dislike some of the people that urban centres attract, I have a valid excuse for why I find living in Toronto difficult. My problems are portable; they follow me wherever I go in varying degrees. I just read some of these hostile and rude remarks about Toronto. These people do not add value to making Toronto a better place on a daily basis. People could learn to be more polite, friendlier, considerate and quieter.
POSITIVE ENERGY WOULD REPLACE THE UNNECESSARY NEGATIVE ENERGY THAT IS PERVASIVE IN TORONTO. I would benefit immediately.
Montreal has culture, style and food..
TORONTO 2nd unhappiest city in canada uhmm good job. no way its the best place to live


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