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As the New Democratic leadership race picks up pace this winter, more and more candidates are releasing more and more policy proposals to let members know where they stand on given issues. I wanted to collect them in a central place to help me compare/contrast/keep track of them and figured I might as well share it with you.
Below is what I hope is a comprehensive list of policy proposals on a number of issues the candidates have released so far. I will try to update this list regularly as more are released. Please note there is no analysis here, and the summaries are more like keywords to help me sort them out. I have provided links to the campaign websites so that you can refer to the primary sources for more details. Please also note that I tried to keep this list to actual proposals (with varying levels of detail) and excluded vague "calls" for this or that or general statements on the topic of the day. The candidates are listed in alphabetical order.
I hope you find this useful as the race progresses. Please feel free to tell everyone what you think of them (and let me know if I am missing any) in the comments section.
Paul Dewar: Dec. 2 - national infrastructure program, support for small and medium-sized businesses, promote renewable energy industries, better national training program for youth
Niki Ashton: Jan. 11 - national standards, Pharmacare, accessible dental care, more focus on primary care teams, rural health care, strategy to improve health in First Nations, Metis and LGBT community.
Paul Dewar: Nov. 24 - include hospitals and health equipment in proposed permanent national infrastructure program
Peggy Nash: Feb. 23 - federal support for midwifery in First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities, Expand the role of midwives in maternal and newborn healthservices at the federal level
Martin Singh: national pharmaceutical strategy that includes pharmacare and bulk purchasing
Brian Topp: Jan. 26 - home and community care accord, national pharmaceutical accord (to supplement newly negotiated health accord), national child nutrition program
Thomas Mulcair: Dec. 8 - cap and trade plan that includes all major sources of emissions and uses revenue to help families reduce energy use and costs
Peggy Nash: Jan. 18 - focus on cities and green jobs, national transit strategy with 10-year funding horizon, new Canada Green Buildings fund, permanent inventory of pre-approved green infrastructure projects and speed up funding to stimulate economy when needed, mandate CMHC to support investments in energy efficiency, revise national building and energy codes and bring all federal buildings up to these higher standards and Feb. 23 - reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 80 per cent 1990 levels by 2050, cap-and-trade system, restore ecoENERGY Retrofit with focus on low-income housing and new financing options for single-family homes, direct incentives for renewable energy technology, end federal subsidies for oil and gas sector, enhance Canadian Environmental Assessment Act and Species at Risk Act
Paul Dewar: Dec. 7 - Link per-vote subsidy to number of female candidates
Brian Topp: Jan. 10 - abolish or reduce power of Senate, mixed-member proportional representation, forbid prime minister from asking for a prorogation to avoid a confidence vote
Niki Ashton: Jan. 25 - Remake the Canadian International Development Agency (perhaps renaming it Solidarity Canada) and give it the mandate to reduce poverty in the poorest countries
Nathan Cullen: Dec. 21 - includes renegotiating trade agreements to include "real" labour and environmental standards, ensuring Canadian goods have access to foreign markets for new agreements and building support for a currency speculation tax and Feb. 19 - modernize Investment Canada Act to block foreign takeovers in key sectors without transparent net benefit to Canada
Romeo Saganash: long-term, preventative, global approach to diplomacy
Niki Ashton: Dec. 21 - lower dollar value for screening
Peggy Nash: Jan. 26 - policy framework and funding commitments to guide provinces/territories in developing and maintaining more and better early childhood education and care (ECEC) programs.
Brian Topp: Jan. 26 - national child nutrition program, reverse moratorium on family reunification applications (and clear up backlog)
Paul Dewar: Oct. 24 - give municipalities a seat at the table for federal/provincial/territorial negotiations that affect their interests.
Thomas Mulcair: Feb. 19 - dedicate one additional cent from the gas tax to public transit in municipalities, devote $500 million annually to public transit and eventually increase to $2 billion annually and Feb. 21 - make co-op housing a priority and reinvest in rental housing through Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation
Brian Topp: Jan. 26 - double CPP (discuss parallel reinforcements for QPP with Quebec), reinforce Old Age Security program
Martin Singh: national strategy for innovation and entrepreneurship
Paul Dewar: Feb. 1 - new proactived pay equity law and expand pay equity coverage to include women, Aboriginals, workers with disabilities and workers of colour, national child care plan


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One of the tricks in debating is to define your opponents positions and attitude prior to giving them a chance to state their position.
This is central to Mr. Kinsleys guest editorial in Tuesday's Citizen - defining those opposed to the Enbridge pipeline as people that dont care about the national interest or understand the links between a growing economy and the tax base.
Their outlook is anti-economic.
Nothing, of course, could be further from the truth. After all, award winning economists are opposed to the pipeline. One could hardly argue that someone with a Ph.D. in the subject doesnt understand the economy.
After all, if you can label your opponents as people opposed to developing the economy - who does not want economic growth? - then you are obviously someone that supports the economy.
This is the position that Mr. Kinsley would like the reader to take away from his editorial - the Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline is all about economic growth.
But it is not.
And that is why those individuals and organizations supporting it have been using smoke and mirrors to obscure the facts.
Consider the economic picture. It is the largest private infrastructure project in the history of British Columbia, worth some $6 billion says Mr. Kinsley.
So? Is this somehow supposed to make it worthwhile? Is being the largest somehow tantamount to being right?
But more to the point, yes, it is a $6 billion dollar pipeline but only a small fraction of that money is going to be spent in British Columbia. According to Mr. Kinsley, we get $400 million in goods and services during the construction.
That is only 6.67 per cent of the total construction cost. Not an amount that really makes us a full fledge partner.
Indeed, if you listen to the commercials on Canadas Action Plan being put out by the federal Conservatives, the Action Plan is supporting pipeline manufacturing facilities in Ontario. Yes, work that could be done in B.C., making our economy stronger and more diversified, is being done once again in Ontario.
It is this sort of shortsightedness that really makes the Enbridge pipeline a bad deal.
It also points out the flaws in our economic growth strategies. We are not diversifying our economy nor building a strong manufacturing centre. It would seem, from Mr. Kinsleys editorial, that we should be content to be the hewers of wood, drawers of water, and the transporters of other peoples wealth.
I am all for economic development. It is critical to the development of the north and of the province. But it should be development that is (a) sustainable (b) environmental sound (c) long term and (d) growing the local labour market.
The Enbridge pipeline does none of these things. It is short term employment with limited impact. On their own website they state that the long term job prospects for this region is 16. Not a huge boom to the local labour market.
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It is the cost-to-benefit ratio that is in question.
As a final point, Mr. Kinsley tells us the project has the potential to add over $270 billion to Canadas GDP over the next 30 years. Lets assume that is right even though he has used the word potential in this estimate.
That is $9 billion per year in an economy that is presently worth $1.74 trillion or $1,740 billion and growing. At 0.5%, it hardly registers and certainly isnt going to make or break our future.
But out of this $9 billion per year, local, provincial, and federal government tax revenues amount to just under $90 million - or less than one per cent. That is, by any economic measure, a lousy return on investment.
As a final thought, we are told that our local gas prices are so high because they reflect the world market price of oil. Price increases in a barrel of oil show up at our pump. And yet, the whole point of the Enbridge Pipeline - if the proponents are to be believed - is to open up the oil sands to a new market, allowing Canadian companies to get more money per barrel of oil.
I am not an economist but wouldnt that mean higher prices for a barrel? And wouldnt that mean higher prices at the pump for you and me?
How is that helping our local economy?
Todd Whitcombe is a chemistry professor at UNBC and a weekly science column contributor with The Citizen.


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Dr. David Fryling is Associate Professor of Music and Director of Choral Studies at Hofstra University, where he oversees the choral department, conducts the select Hofstra Chorale and Hofstra Chamber Singers, and teaches beginning and advanced studies in Choral Conducting, as well as graduate level workshops in Choral Conducting and Choral Literature. Dr. Fryling is also an adjunct of the Hofstra School of Education, where he supervises choral music education student teachers during their field placement. In addition to these teaching and conducting responsibilities, he has served for many years as an R&S Chair at both the State and Divisional levels for the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA), and is currently Choir Chair for the 2012 ACDA Conference in Providence, RI.
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-NY-ACDA Collegiate Honor Choir (2010)
-Ulster County Honor Choir (2010)
-Connecticut Western Regional All-State Choir (2010)
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-Gulf Coast Intercollegiate Conference Choir Festival (2009) (TX)
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-Suffolk County Division III Mixed Choir (2006)
-Nassau County Division III Mixed Choir (2005)
-Massapequa High School Concert Choir (2006)
-Hofstra Opera Theater, Poulenc's Dialogues des Carmelites (2005)
-Plainview-Old Bethpage Summer Choir Camp (2004-2010)
-Hofstra Opera Theater, Tchaikovsky's Iolanta (2004)
-Nassau County Division IV Women's Choir (2004)
-Hofstra Opera Theater, Purcell's Dido and Aeneas (2004)
-Rockville Centre District Cluster Concert (2003)
-Plumstead Christian School (PA) Winter Concert (2002)
-Michigan Sinfonietta and Chorus (2001)
-Central Dauphin (PA) All-District High School Choral Festival (2001)
-Michigan Sinfonietta, with Dr. Edward Maki-Schramm, Organ (2001)
-Central Dauphin (PA) All-District Junior High School Choral Festival (1996) - Clinician (selected)
-Various High School Choir Clinics, Staff Development Workshops and Residencies (2001-Present)
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-NYSSMA Winter Conference: Line, Text, then Meaning; Abstracting Choral Diction (2010)
-Balanced Mind Conference High School Choral Reading Interest Session (2010)
-Rutgers University Student ACDA Conducting Master Class (2010)
-Balanced Mind Conference: Line, Text, then Meaning; Abstracting Choral Diction (2009)
-NYSSMA Winter Conference: Clarity & Communication in Conducting (2008)
-Balanced Mind Conference: Raising Expectations; How not to Conduct your Fears (2008)
-NYSSMA Winter Conference: Choral Conducting Masterclass (2007)
-Balanced Mind Conference: "Conducting Toward the Music" (2007)
-NYSCAME Workshop: "Middle School Choral Techniques" (2007)
-NYSSMA Winter Conference: "Clarity & Communication in Conducting" (2006)
-Connecticut ACDA State Conference: "Gesture as Ensemble Building Technique" (2006)
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- Long Island Arts Council at Freeport, Music Grant Disbursement Panelist
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Cheap hotels near Fraumünster in Zurich, Switzerland
Dating to 853 when Louis the German founded a Benedictine convent here for his daughter, Hildegard, the Fraumünster (meaning "Our Lady Minster" and sometimes called the "Church of Our Lady") today is considered one of Zurich's most sacred and visited city sights.
While the current building only dates from 1250 (still nothing to sneeze at!), it's a mighty impressive abbey with a gorgeous façade. The church is quite well known for its interior, where five stained glass windows designed by the artist Marc Chagall were installed in 1970 are on display.
Be sure to check out the organ, as well. Concerts are often on the daily docket here.
Today "Frau" is a Reformed Evangelical church. Head on in and take in a service for free on Sunday. Check the Fraumunster site for details.
From here, it's easy to get to the Bahnhofstrasse or the Paradeplatz by foot.
Cheap hotels near Fraümunster: Since the church is located smack dab in Zurich's city center, it's easy to find a good and cheap sleep from our list below. Most properties are located in Aldstadt (a quick skip across the river) or near the Train Station.
Alexander Guesthouse
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The two-star Alexander Guesthouse offers 20 simple rooms and a fabulous location in the heart of Old Town.
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Situated in the eclectic Langstrasse neighborhood, the three-star Anwand Lodges offers urban convenience and quaint charm, with respectable rates, to boot.
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It's quite basic, but the inexpensive City Backpacker Hostel Biber is located smack in the heart of Zurich.
Address Zwinglistrasse 14 (Langstrasse)
The easyHotel does for sleeping what easyJet does for flying—it offers a frill-free and inexpensive experience, with basic rooms, a convenient location and, of course, plenty of the standard easyJet orange.
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Xarmant is a two-storey luxury apartment in one of San Sebastiáns most prime locations, just a few blocks from the citys Old Town, as well as Zurriola Beach and the Kursaal auditorium and convention centre. A short five-minute walk will also take you to La Concha Beach.
With 135 square metres of living space, Xarmant was fully refurbished in 2008 with high quality fixtures and fittings, and tastefully decorated with designer furniture.
The apartment enjoys views of the Urumea River, the spectacular Victoria Eugenia Theatre and a number of the citys most emblematic buildings.
Xarmant is located on the mezzanine- floor (absolutely safe) of a classic Belle Epoch style building and with high ceilings that accentuate the feeling of spaciousness.
Dark hardwood floors throughout the apartment, except for bathrooms and stairs, are set off with the light tones of the doors, walls and ceilings.
The main floor comprises a spacious, open-plan kitchen and dining room with a large window that bathes the whole space in natural light. The stylish fully fitted kitchen features an island counter top with sink, glass ceramic hob and plenty of work space, and all the modern appliances and kitchenware youll need for a comfortable stay
The living area is furnished with two comfortable couches - one in dark leather, the other grey - where guests can enjoy flat-screen TV, quality sound system, DVD player and home cinema.
The main bedroom with double bed, large window and TV are also on the main floor. Adjacent to the bedroom is a bathroom with shower.
A well-lit white metal stairway leads down to the lower floor.
This floor features a laundry room with washer-dryer and ironing area, and a second bathroom. Next to this is a dressing room and a second bedroom with two single beds. The lower floor also features a second living room with TV and a sofa-bed that can comfortably sleep one adult or two children.
This way the apartment can easily accommodate 5 adults or 4 adults and 2 children.
A parking space within a five-minute walk is also available for Xarmant guests.
The apartment features air conditioning, under floor heating throughout, WiFi ADSL internet connection, and telephone with free calls within Spain.
Xarmant offers a unique opportunity to enjoy exclusive accommodation in the centre of the city only a few shorts blocks from Zurriola Beach and the Old Town.
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Rotterdam is a great city for architectural enthusiasts -- and actually, for enthusiasts of construction, since the city is really proud of its ongoing modern building efforts, which includes a complete redesign of the city's train station. (The city feels like a modern palate-cleanser if you visit after an immersion in Amsterdam's historic canal-lined streets, although some will look at you funny there if you say you're going to Rotterdam. Don't step into the middle of this one, Rotterdam thinks it's way cooler and more creative than Amsterdam.)
One of the most iconic structures in town are the Cube Houses, designed by architect Piet Blom in the late 1970's, built in the mid 1980s, and they definitely capture the feel of that era. The city apparently was considering using the cubes as ex-convict housing, but now, Stayokay is using it as a just-opened youth hostel. So if you want to really go retro, and return to your younger days, you can stay in a cube in a shared room for under 20 euro a night. Personally, I'd visit #70, which is open as a museum, and stay at The Westin.


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If you have been charged with suspicion of driving while intoxicated in New York, you need professional legal help and guidance. Without a working knowledge of the court system and New York DWI and DWI laws, you could end up facing severe penalties. Schenectady DWI attorney Paul Callahan helps those accused of drunk driving fight their charges in court. Offering a free initial consultation, Paul Callahan will go over the details of your arrest and go over legal options available to you.
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My husband and I have dined at Tony's 3 times and each time we had a wonderful experience! The food is incredible and the staff is great. I love the fact that Tony personally goes to each table to make sure you are having a good dining experience. This is really becoming my favorite place. We recently had dinner there with another couple, in celebration of our anniversary and received complimentary champagne to celebrate. With today's lack of customer service, Tony's is very refreshing.
We had a party of 6 to celebrate our parents birthdays and we were able to talk and visit over a great dinner with excellent and very attentive service. Everyone's meal was exactly as ordered with good reviews by all.
We had a great time at dinner. The steak and grouper special were execellent. Harvey out did himself and Julz provided exquisite service as usually. Shane took care of us at the bar before dinner with his usual charm! A very enjoyable experience!
Found Ton'y to be a delightful find. Food was excellent - fresh, not heavy, tasted great. Great portions and well presented. What a great find for us!
Steaks at Tony's are just as good as The Precinct and The Precinct has always has the best steaks in Cincinnati. We go to Tony's frequently and all of their menu items are excellent.
Someone told me they dined here for an anniversary dinner, so I chose to try it on my anniversary. It wasn't what I expected for this price point. It was listed as business casual, but we felt a bit overdressed. I did love that the managers were very visible and friendly. Our server, Eileen, was great. The food was good, not great for the price, but good.
We loved the ambiance, the Steak was by far the best we've had. It's very romantic, perfect for a date or small group! The service was excellent, we will go again!
Wonderful,great people,Staff the best,the best restaurant there is and I love it,wished I lived closer would visit more often ' Thanks
Server was terrific. The food seemed to come a little slow. We were there almost 2 hours for a dinner for two. I will go back!
Wonderful as usual! Love the staff and management!
Very nice experience, the food and service were excellent.
Dinner at Tony's is always great. Fantastic steaks and always fresh raw bar. You always feel comfortable and the service is wonderful. Ask for my favorite server, Kevin. You can't go wrong.
My wife had the fillet, my son the HUGE pork chop and I the porterhouse. My steak was better than one from The Precinct downtown. Dave our waiter went way above the norm as it was our first time and the Mgr Jeff also took time to see if our food and experience was enjoyable. As well they both treated my 12 yr old son as if he was an adult in both speaking to him and answering his questions. Highly reco!!!
My wife & I went to Tony's for the 1st time to celebrate our anniversary. We noted the occasion when we made our reservation at OpenTable, and they not only acknowledged our anniversary at checkin, but also treated us to complimentary champagne. Our waiter provided excellent service, and he never once made us feel rushed to eat and be on our way. The food was extremely tasty, perfectly cooked, and was served in good size portions. My wife got the surf & turf special, and she said that was the best lobster tail she ever had. The dim lighting and music in the background provided a real nice ambience as well. It is on the pricey side, especially if you have wine with your meal, but all in all, it was an excellent dining experience.
The atmosphere, ambiance, and food are all GREAT! Our party dined on the filet, porterhouse, pork chops, and filet and lobster tail. Everyone remarked how excellent their food was (the pork chop was huge). Growing up in Maryland I'm hesitant to try crabcakes, these however were excellent and fairly similar to what I'm accustomed to. To top things off Tony came by the table and really spent time with us showing his wonderful personality. I struggled with attire and Tony assured me that he is comfortable with his guests being comfortable. Most men were dressed in nice jeans or slacks, button-down shirts and blazers. The women were also casually dressed. I will definitely be returning for another heavenly meal and EXCELLENT service.
Great experience. Service and food were outstanding.
Service was excellent. Steak was well prepared. We went for a special occasion and the staff made a point to comment about our special occasion.
Service is top-notch. Food quality is as good as or better than other elite restaurants in the country that I have experienced. Ambience and seating arrangements are very good. Customer parking is very convenient making valet service unnecessary. Tony's in by far my favorite restaurant for a great steak dinner in the area.
We found this place by accident. We stopped in after driving by for a quick drink. The waitress at the bar found out we had never been there an driver about the place and went into detail about the food. We booked for Sweetest Day and are so glad we did. The service was great and the food outstanding. And the value is excellent! The manager and Tony himself stopped by to make sure all went well. Tony stayed at our table once he found out it was our first time. It is obvious he cares a great deal about how everyone at the restaurant is doing. This will be a regular stop for us.
Just had another great meal at Tony's. We've made this our anniversary spot and they never disappoint. Mussels were a great appetizer. Always great service and with it being so close to home it's just a no brainer.
It was our 12th Wedding Anniversary, and we ate at Tony's for the first time. My parents eat here often, and they always rave about the lobster tails and steaks. So we tried it, and we love it! Great food (everything tasted fantastic). Sour dough bread is amazing, wedge salad is really tasty. Shrimp appetizer is really great! And we both ordered surf and turf (filet & lobster) - it was excellent. And....the surf & turf comes with chocolate mousse for dessert --- not just a small serving. This was a healthy serving of mousse and tasted amazing! All the food and service was excellent (our server Jay was very attentive and readily available). We had a wonderful anniversary meal and enjoyed ourselves. We plan to go back soon! thanks!
My favorite restaurant in Cincinnati! I love how Tony's chats with his customers providing a great personal touch.
The quality of food, service and the overall experience could not have been better. Tony and all the staff were very engaging. I cannot imagine there is a better restaurant in Cincinnati.
What a fantastic evening! We were celebrating a personal milestone and every moment was tops. From the wicked martinis to the special dessert we felt like everything was especially made for us. Shannon took amazing care of us. Chef Harvey delivering our entrees was a nice touch. Cannot wait til our next visit...which will be very soon!
My husband had booked a business dinner. Since we had dined there before he knew what to expect. The guests were very impressed with the menu-it was delicious! Their server Kevin was very efficient and professional. The restaurant has a great venue for business meetings and is a favorite. The guests learned what we already knew, Tony's is a great choice. We have also enjoyed dinner for non-business events, same great menu and service! Molto Grazie!
This was our first time at Tony's & it certainly will not be our last. Just can't believe we waited almost 6 months before trying it. The entire dining experience was exceptional. Our server, Jay, was such a delight & took very good care of us. We both had the filet which was sooooo good. The salads & sides were great as well. We plan to return & look forward to trying the seafood. Thanks for making it such a nice evening.
My wife are never disappointed whenever we're eaten here. IF you like steak this is topnotch, the seafood is also fresh and well prepared. You can't miss!
The service was terrific. Salads are very good. Nice to have them included with entrees. The meals other than steak are especially good. The steaks are competitive with but not as good as Ruby's. The background sound system can be a bit overwhelming, but they try to make it less obtrusive when asked.
The only thing I can say is that I don't think it could be any better. It was a very pleasurable and tasty experience. I will return.
We recently brought some friends for their first dinning experience to Tony's. As in the past we had a wonderful dinner, great service and, as always, delightful attention from Tony. Our friends enjoyed the experience as well, and said they would love to return for the great dinning.
The food was outstanding, and the staff not only looked professional, but also delivered wonderful customer service. Everyone was professional, yet warm and inviting. Our steaks were cooked to perfection, and the knowledge of our waiter was invaluable. We can't wait to fine there again on our next special occasion!
Best restaurant in the area. Wine list needs review
Perfectly cooked, no seasoning dusts needed to enhance the flavor of their cuts. The surf was just as good as the turf. One of the rare delicately cooked lobster tails I've had not in a coastal restaurant. Very tender and not rubbery. The chocolate mousse is delish! Great wine selection, the Pinot Grigio was lovely as was their #70 red blend. Note: on our second visit I ordered the dry-aged NY strip. It was my first time trying a dry-aged steak and I didn't know how huge it would be! Always check the ounces before ordering. Most would think this is a good thing, but I just can't eat that much steak at one sitting!!!
From the moment we walked in we were thanked for our business and treated warmly! Service was prompt and attentive! Our waiter and servers were very knowledgeable and professional! The raw bar quality was excellent. The seafood was huge, fresh, and flavorful. Their steaks come with some sides as part of the meal, so it's not all ala carte which is good. The sides and salads were all very good. The steaks were high quality, perfectly cooked and as good as any we've had in downtown Cinci, Chicago, and San Fran. Tony himself roamed the restaurant all evening and made sure to speak to all of the tables and take care of the service.It was nice to find a high quality meal without having to go downtown. Will return and would highly recommend!
A wonderful place to wine & dine with clients or to spend a night out with the one you love! Great food and libations with a vibrant bar scene!
Always enjoy our meal @Tony's. Second time to have Scott as our waiter -- he is an excellent server; pays attention to detail; always pleasant & respectful. Seated @ Table #10 -- great location.
Nice table, nice atmosphere. Adam, our server, was greet and inter acted with us well. The New York stripes and lobster tail was excellent. My wife ordered her steak medium-well and it came out medium. They corrected the issue promptly. Never felt rushed, allowed to enjoy our meal in leisure and comfort. We do plan to return.
Our favorite place for steak in the Cincinnati area. Great service, lovely atmosphere and the best steaks in town!
Our second visit. Our visit on Veterans Day was memorable. The food,service and hospitality was excellent .we intend to return many times. I recommend very highly.
Enjoyed our steaks. Excellent service. Good value for the money. Will go again.
This was our 4th visit to Tony's, in about, three years and each time we say "I think, this is the best steak we have ever eaten" but then we think... this is too close to where we live to be the best. Surely you must travel far and wide to mysterious places like Chicago or Montreal in order to find the BEST STEAK EVER. So we travel to these places, and we try the others, and we say "these are really good steaks",but then we go back to Tony's....okay, I give! This is The Best Steak Ever and so what if we need only travel 15 minutes to get there. The service is great, the servers are not overbearing, just right on pace and they treat you as if they want you to keep coming back. Thanks for another great evening.
The chocolate po de creme is the best. Awfully rich. Recommend you don't fill up on dinner so you can enjoy this treasure.
While definitely on the upper end of my dinner price range, the drinks, dinner and dessert were all great. We both had the Greek salads which were very good. I had the sea bass, which was excellent, a little crispy on the surface but not overcooked, with a barley concoction that went well. My wife had the New York Strip, which was a great piece of meat, however somewhat undercooked (vs. her "Medium" request) and maybe underseasoned, because the flavor just did not seem to have been "enhanced" like we would have expected with a prime selection like this. We shared a chocolate cake dessert with raspberry sauce which was also excellent.
A great meal! A value for an upscale restaurant - the price includes a side and salad. I had a filet, which the smaller cut, at 9 oz. was huge. Can't wait to go back!
My out to lunch group had a fun and delicious lunch here. The salads and entrees were excellent! Our server Brian was friendly and efficient. Interior of restaurant interesting. We will return.
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Delicious !!!! Large portions. Great selection of appetizers. Steak was cooked perfectly and Tuna was perfectly seared.
The food and service was outstanding as usual. Tony greeted and spent some time with us as he normally does. It was a great evening celebrating my wife's birthday
the most consistent restruant for quality of food and service wonderful
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I converted - so definitely YES!
I was brought up in a Christian family, where I was taught that God created everything and expects us to live according to His rules, being good to other people and doing good. And I witnessed that members of my family did not just talk but also lived this way. I chose Judaism because as a non-Jew I had something good and found something so much better. Every day I learn about how much more spiritual wealth and joy Judaism offers, and I know I can never exhaust its potential. Thank God I dared to ask for conversion. Thank God I succeeded in the end. The depth of the connection to God Judaism makes possible is worth ANY price! For all Jews who wonder whether to truly commit to Judaism: take the plunge. No matter what happens, you can choose no greater good, and experience no greater blessing!
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As someone on the conversion I loved this video :) It shows the lighter side of Judaism and all the emotions one goes through... loving Judaism as well as feeling the gravity of it...For sure when one starts like Arnold you have NO idea what you are getting yourself in for, but its good to be able to laugh about it..for sure Judaism is the greatest gift int he world... Great job on the video :)
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As one traveling down the road to becoming a Jew, I found this old episode from Different Strokes very revealing. It's a major commitment and one I take very seriously. There are many personal challenges to deal with, but the further I travel, the more beautiful the Jewish faith and culture becomes. Thank you for reawakening my faith.


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Why? Study after study has shown that because of 'moran' states like dumb a- TN, guns flow freely across the border. Because of YOUR lax laws people in NY have to die. Your state legislature- and by extension people such as you- is responsible for their deaths.
At least have the guts to admit you like the idea that people can get 100 round clips to kill other people. Be honest.
Unlike the rest of the civilized world where reasonable gun control works, here in America, we decide it is better that people can kill others as easy as pie with as many bullets as possible.
How many more guns will make us safer? We have around 300 million (about half the civilian world's total, by the way). Will it take 600 million? One billion? One hundred billion? One trillion? Ten Trillion?
Or will it take a cop in every classroom? A cop in every store in every mall? A cop in every movie theater? A cop in every public place that exists?
Sounds to me like the police state you rwnjs are so worried 'Obuma' will impose. You will wind up imposing it on yourselves and, by extension, all of us- and for what? To kill Bambi with 100 rounds at a time?
Well played maestro, well played.
It's already against federal law to transport guns across state lines in order to sell a gun. Your solution sounds like you want to pass yet another law that of course criminals will not obey.
You sound pretty stupid to me.
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Taken together, 28% of U.S. adults do at least one of these activities either online or using their mobile phones—and many users do several of them. This is the Pew Internet Project's most expansive study of location services to date; in previous surveys, we have asked only about the use of geosocial or "check in" services.1
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