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The Maroon ESTABLISHED 1923 VOL. 75 NO. 11 Loyola University New Orleans FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1996 Loyola to break ground on site for new library By PIERCE PRESLEY Staff writer Loyola plans to break ground today at 10 a.m. to signal the construction of the J. Edgar and Louise S. Monroe Library and launch the public phase of its capital campaign. The library is expected to cost more than $20 million. The ceremony will take place on the main campus at the site of the future library. A brunch in the Peace Quad will follow. All faculty, staff, students and guests are invited. Expected attendees also include major benefactors, board of trustee members, Robert Monroe and members of the Monroe Foundation and former U.S. Rep. Lindy Boggs. Today's groundbreaking is expected to culminate in the 550,000 volume, 150,000 square foot library's completion in October 1998. Among the technological features of the new library will be computer network access at every table and carrel, over 100 computer work stations, three microcomputer labs, two multimedia classrooms and the Lindy Boggs Literacy Center. The literacy center will be dedicated to combating literacy and will serve as a national model for promoting literacy. Before his death, J. Edgar Monroe saw the need for a new library and provided the initial $7.5 million to begin the project. □ Capital Campaign Enters Public Phase The capital campaign has just completed its internal phase, which focused on faculty contributions. Currently 77 percent of faculty and staff have contributed to the campaign, according to Sherri Smith, director of capital campaigns. As of Nov. 1, the campaign has raised $31.3 million, or 63 percent, of the $50 million directors hope to achieve. In the public phase, alumni, parents, corporations and foundations will be asked for donations. Major commitments from the New Orleans area include: the Booth-Bricker Foundation, The Times-Picayune and Whitney National Bank. The campaign will start in New Orleans and then move outward in a series of smaller campaigns targeted at major cities with large numbers of alumni. The funds raised during the campaign will be divided into $30 million for the Live on Tour Mark Santaromita, drama/communications sophomore, gives tours of Loyola's campus to a prospective student. By ERINN JOYCE Roussell departs before formal retirement date By ROSE FRENCH News Editor Norman Roussell, vice president for Administration, had planned to formally retire from his position on July 31,1997, but instead requested a leave of absence that became effective Nov. 18. Apart from his position, Roussell has served the university for 20 years in promoting student education, Jesuit values and racial equalities, the Rev. Bernard Knoth, S.J., university president, said in a Nov. 14 memo announcing Roussell's premature retirement. "When you sit down with the files and look at the course of somebody's 20-year career at the university and then to see all the things he accomplished ... it's really stellar the contribution Dr. Roussell has made here," Knoth stated. Barbara Ewell, City College professor and Affirmative Action committee member, agreed but also expressed some concern overßoussell's early retirement. "The abruptness of Dr. Roussell's departure certainly suggests that his point of view may no longer be welcome," Ewell said. "He's not going to another job. He planned to leave in July. I have to wonder why he is leaving." An Affirmative Action committee Reported rape in Biever under investigation by authorities By ALLISON TEMPLET News Editor An 18-year-old female student has reported she was raped in Biever Hall on Nov. 7. According to Lt. 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After more investigation, a decision will be made as to whether or not to make an arrest and present the case to the District Attorney's office, he said. According to Pinac, there is a suspect, but he would not identify him. Reports have been filed with the university's disciplinary system, and Pinac said the university itself may bring some kind of charges against the suspect. Vincent Knipfing, vice president for Student Affairs, said the case is presently under adjudication, but would not provide any additional information. Robert Reed, director of Residential Life, declined to comment. Student arrested at protest By ALLISON TEMPLET News Editor Dave Capasso, a senior Loyola law student, was one of 60 demonstrators arrested last Saturday protesting against the School of the Americas at Fort Benning, Ga. The 60 people, aged 27 to 77, were arrested after trespassing on the grounds of the fort to plant crosses in memory of those killed by graduates of the School of the Americas. The demonstrators walked towards the actual school, but police were waiting to arrest them a quarter of a mile from the gate, according to Capasso. The demonstrators peacefully boarded a bus the police had brought to take them to an army detention center where they were charged. Capasso said the police treated them kindly, giving them coffee and cookies during the two and a half hours they spent at the detention center. A meeting was held the night before the incident for those willing to take part in the "civil disobedience," knowing they would be arrested, Capasso said. At first, he was wary of participating, but was inspired by the number of people who showed up at the meeting. "I saw 70 people ready to get arrested, and it was a powerful, moving feeling," he said. Altogether, five Loyola students travelled to Georgia to call for the closure of the School of the Americas. 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Outgoing West Yorkshire Chief Constable Sir Norman Bettison has been described as an honourable man who has chosen to quit his job rather than cause embarrassment to his force.
John Christopher, newly-appointed chairman of West Yorkshire Police Federation, which represents rank-and-file officers, said it was a shame the Chief Constable was going, following the furore over the recent Hillsborough disaster report.
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Alyssa is the new Hostess at the Soapy Massage. She greets Marcus at the door and while bringing him in for his session he tells her about his occasional visits in the past. Since Marcus is a return customer Alyssa wastes no time in pleasing Marcus and immediately starts sucking his cock in the shower to get him hard and ready for action. They move to the rub where she gives him a soapy hand job and pleasing him even more. They quickly move to the air mattress where Marcus can't help but start fingering her wet Pussy while she's sucking his cock. Marcus can no longer hold it back and explodes a big load of cum all over her face.
Scott is a butcher at the local meat shop. With the summer happening, everyone is out grilling and picking up a lot of meat all the time. So the store has been busy and Devin has been pulling in the cash lately. One of the girls that stopped by one day was flirting with him and said she worked at Soapy Massage down the street. He always thought about going and finally on Memorial Day he closed his store a little early so he could stop by.
John works as a jet ski technician at a local private beach area. Every weekend he sees high class people enjoying themselves on their yachts and jet skis and that includes a lot of high-maintenance babes walking around in entourages with the richest of men. One day a bunch of rich guys from Hong Kong were in for the week and John got stuck tuning up their jet skis while they are off hanging out with some of the areas finest women. It got him to thinking he wanted a piece of the same. He heard about Soapy Massage from one of the other technicians at the place and finally decided it was time to head there.
Johns Tuesday appointment at the massage parlor turned out to be unforgettable! He booked a relaxation massage with Ange and relaxation soon became unbelievable ecstasy. When he took one look at his hot Japanese masseuse and her sexy long black hair, John knew it would be great. Soon, the soap came out and Ange rubbed it all over his cock and his entire body. She skillfully used her hands and even teased him with her gorgeous hair. Watching how Ange gets John to his happy ending will surely get you to yours!
Eric has had the thankless job all week of standing around a construction site on a back road and directing traffic so that things go smoothly. He can tell that the drivers hate the traffic and him for holding them up even though he is just doing his job. Several gave him the finger as they went by and that's when Eric really had enough. Once the weekend hit, he thought a massage would be a good idea and he saw an ad for Soapy Massage. Feeling desperate for his morale to improve and the pain in his legs from being on his feet all week, he stopped in for a visit.
Jason is a pro football player who was suffering from a lot of pain when he arrived at the Soapy Massage Parlor. Anita led him to the room and undressed in front of him, showing him her amazing tits and silky, smooth skin. She pulled down his underwear and the size of his dick brought a smile to her face. She took him to the shower and washed his body, but she couldnt keep her hands off his cock. They made their way to the Jacuzzi where she sat behind him rubbing his back and reaching around to jerk him off. He stood up, put his big dick between her tits and titty fucked her as she rubbed his legs. Once they reached the mattress she covered them both with soap and slid her body all over his. She was so turned on that she slid down and started sucking his cock. All the stroking, rubbing and sucking had him so worked up he exploded and filled her wet mouth with his hot load. His pain was gone and a smile was on his face.


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Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Cedric and Pauline Long were robbed of their retirement dreams by opportunists who were uncomfortably close to home.
The state does not yet own the property between Civic Center Drive and Maine Veterans' Memorial Cemetery, where officials want to build a new 100,000-square-foot facility.
A special panel finds several flaws but contradicts a claim of Gov. LePage, who drew fire for meeting with hearing officers.
Documents: Hearing officer felt pressured by LePage
Feds look into charge targeting LePage
Report by the Unemployment Reform Blue Ribbon Commission
Gas company says the project is still on track to lower heating costs for the Kennebec Valley over the course of the next few months.
At a memorial service in Johannesburg, he compares the former South African president to Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr. and Abraham Lincoln.
Obama navigates tricky diplomatic waters at service
Special section: The life of Nelson Mandela
The head of Ellis Construction, the contractor who won the three-year plowing contract, said he's met all the requirements of the contract.
A tax-increment financing district would allow the town to prevent natural gas pipeline development from increasing the town's valuation.
With more people living in the heart of the city, council will consider better lighting and security cameras on Thursday.
Selectmen suggest Safe Voices and the American Red Cross ask Franklin County for funding rather than the town donating.
Justices will not decide a case centered on a type of agreement in which an employer remains neutral.
Maine customers will also lose New England Cable News. The company says the two decisions are not related.
A document signaling that a request is in the works angers legislators already out of patience over the contractor's service problems.
Supreme court upholds ruling that orders vehicles removed or covered.
Driver says fire started after the car failed to accelerate normally.
The deal would only cut about $20 billion from the nation's $17 trillion debt, but could help avoid another government shutdown.
The two are suspended from the team after being arrested as suspects in a forestry shed break-in.
Ben Allen is not your prototypical runner.
We broke down all across the United States and Canada and loved every minute of our epic cross-country trip in our VW Vanagon. So it is with dismay — and a lot of fond memories — that I read an Associated Press story in this newspaper that at the end of this month, production of VW vans will end.
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Former "American Idol" judges and best-friends-for-never Mariah Carey and Nicki Minaj are among the performers slated for the "BET Awards 2013." Let's hope their paths don't cross backstage. 6 p.m. BET
"Secrets of Henry VIII's Palace" tours London's Hampton Court, the finely appointed former residence of that portliest of Tudor monarchs. 8 p.m. KOCE
We confess: We're squeamish. Hence, we've seen only one episode of "Dexter." And that was the pilot! Now the serial-killer drama is kicking off its eighth and final season. Michael C. Hall stars. 9 p.m. Showtime
Liev Schreiber is "Ray Donovan." You got a problem with that? If you do have a problem, he'll solve it — for a fee — in this dark drama set right here in our fair city. Jon Voight and "Deadwood's" Paula Malcomson also star. 10 p.m. Showtime
Johnny, we hardly knew ye: The new series "Carson on TCM" features the all-time King of Late Night and assorted guests in classic clips from his "Tonight Show" tenure. 5 p.m. TCM
You have to right to an attorney. If you cannot afford one, one will be provided for you. Meet three public defenders who answer that call in the documentary "Gideon's Army." 9 p.m. HBO
The new docu-series "Battleground Afghanistan" offers a soldier's-eye view of the longest military conflict in U.S. history. 9 p.m. Nat Geo
On the return of "Bizarre Foods America," host Andrew Zimmern scopes out L.A. eateries in search of delicacies that even this newspaper's Jonathan Gold might find a little too, um, bizarre. 9 p.m. Travel
Is it a reality competition, or a new drama about a reality competition? Sixteen contestants are stranded in "Siberia" and then things get weird in this… OK, it's a drama about a reality competition. 10 p.m. NBC
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I'm Chris, I'm french and I'm a 30 years ol'man !
Since I know Indinera a little, I'm coming here... Well, you see, I said to myself "Why don't I go over there and bother that good old Indy (again) ?"
And here I am, coming along with my girlfriend (Serenity) in the process.
As for video games, well...You can call me a RPG lover, but keep in mind that I also like many types of games
I'm playing since I'm 10*, and played to nearly 600 games or so... Or is it more than 700 !? Oh, whatever !
Now, I'm mainly playing on Xbox360, and sometimes on Nintendo DS or Playstation 2, but I really enjoyed my beloved NES, Sega Megadrive/Genesis, Super NES, Sega Saturn and Playstation ! And some others too... Excepted that cursed Amstrad GX4000. I kinda hated this one. )
Er... what else can I tell you ?
Some people here may remember me a little (instead I'm using a different username) since I was the one who did some stupid looking monsters and faces for Laxius Party, back in 2008-2009.
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Foxcarreport.com editor Gary Gastelu argues California regulations are forcing automakers to make electric cars.
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Favorite subjects right cars -- From the Ford Focus to the new Honda Fit -- electric cars are popping up like well much friends.
But automakers would not be making them if the government was not forcing them to do so.
Gary gasoline -- editor of box car report dot comments here to explain these adjust the fuel economy regulations are forcing these.
Car companies to make these -- -- in many cases and it's not so -- the federal regulations as -- California regulations that haven't -- -- demanded a Rebecca the ninety's that's what General Motors certainly in the electric car that it really happened what's happening now.
Large car companies are gonna have to sell -- certain percentage of their cars.
In California's zero emissions that -- electric.
Or hydrogen powered basically so the start to get in their navigate some credits as this moves forward Honda Fit it's -- the most fuel efficient -- by 118 miles per gallon equivalent.
But they're -- to make about 11100 of these over the next three years until.
California that's why they have such a hard time with California because Khaled -- essentially forced to make cars -- this one state.
Did a car companies admit that that they're just making -- to -- Jason will acquire well admitted but you know again Toyota is making 2600 -- for UVs effect they turned to Tesla.
To help them engineer that because it's just not worth.
The trouble in the expense to build electric -- -- -- get a sell a couple of thousand of them.
Right now and he sounds really the only company that's all in for -- -- -- building dedicated assembly -- down in that Tennessee that the -- -- -- manufacturing belief that.
But you know last month they sold under 600 of that -- that is all live selling better and -- Soledad Fuld is apparently sold out for the most part in California so people do like -- -- -- sales -- up connection sold almost as many this year so far as they did all last year still very short of the 45000 they originally kind -- -- but they're on target for over 20000 this year.
Again -- different car the volt gets -- less credit because not only goes so far.
-- but with these cars if these companies are only making them to meet say the California requirements.
Do they stink.
I think garbage they're well engineer could have driven -- director of the Ford Focus electric which is a very nice -- they -- -- on the same line as the regular focus and the reason they do that -- -- they can make as many of them as they have to make of the selling really well they can make a lot of them but they don't have to build that many of them because it is basically re engineered version.
Of an existing column what about that these car companies meeting the federal fuel economy regulations as they go out in the coming years they gonna have any trouble meeting an -- opinion particularly -- -- did you.
The German luxury automakers they're gonna have the most trouble other electric cars are gonna -- really gonna help are the plug in hybrids and just hybrid technology getting better -- getting off a Toyota Prius already -- that 54 mile per gallon standard for the most part.
However at least it's pretty close to getting there are -- is getting the bigger vehicles a little bit more fuel efficient and the smaller vehicles which often -- It's usually midsize car that you get your best fuel efficiency in the small complex they don't actually do as well for a variety of reasons.
-- need to get that fuel economy up as well but there's a lot of room left in internal combustion.
To make it more efficient even before you get to these high.
Very expensive but you know the real focus is going to be on that.
And on rather than these electric cars although you know again Nissan together a thousand -- again -- around the world over the next and --
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Edulis Restaurant
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Exquisite food, excellently prepared and served by a wonderful staff. Four of us had the 7 course tasting menu, which is such a beautiful way to experience the best the restaurant has to offer and to try things you might not normally. (Sweet bread and beef tongue for me, both excellent). Every course brought wows and delight from our table which continued right through until the cheese plate. It was a wonderful and leisurely 3 hour dinner. Great food with fabulous wine and in the company of good friends, it was an evening to remember and one we look forward to repeating soon.
A delicious meal, and fantastic service. Can't wait to return.
This is our third time at Edulis and it was amazing. The food is innovative, special, amazingly tasty. The service was even better. We got luck and our server was Tobey who was attentive, gracious and just super welcoming. If you are a foodie and want to experience local in season food, without pretentiousness this is the place to go to in Toronto.
The food was incredibly fantastic. The small "feed me" menu was just right. I left feeling incredibly satisfied and happy. Would repeat, anytime.
We took a friend who was visiting from out of town to Edulis and we all loved our meal. We had the small tasting menu, which was more than enough food. Each course was spectacular -- 2 seafood courses followed by 2 meat dishes and then dessert. The food was made with fresh ingredients and each bite was magic. I particularly loved the dessert -- fresh fruit with meringue and mascarpone cream. So simple but delicious! We will certainly be going back. I would highly recommend this restaurant for a special occasion or date. Our visiting friend was from Philadelphia, which is real foodie city, and she was very impressed.
The restaurant is small, but intimate which creates the 'European feel to the place. Reservations for a 6:45 seating on a Friday evening took 6 weeks. Well worth the wait! The staff took great lengths to ensure that the stage was set for a fabulous 'Gastronomical' experience. They confirmed any dietary restrictions, special occasion, etc. Service was impeccable, timing between courses unhurried and each dish built towards the next! Halfway through we wished we had gone for the 7 course selection over the 5 to prolong the wonderful experience! A great place for two or better yet sharing with other foodie friends!
We were worried that the food at Edulis wouldn't live up to the hype but we weren't disappointed. We enjoyed all of our courses but the Morcilla was the highlight. The service was spotty in the beginning of the evening (took ages to get and order) but improved dramatically as the evening progressed. We'd recommend doing one of the tasting menus - it's an easy way to try a lot of dishes. There were some good surprises.
My only problem was with the noise level. Not caused by ear-piercing music -- so kudos for that -- but presumably by hard surfaces. When we arrived the restaurant was full and it was impossible to speak without yelling and very difficult to hear servers. Things improved later in the evening as the room gradually emptied.
It was hard to choose between the 7-course "Carte Blanche" and the a la carte menu. We ordered the entire a la carte menu, which at 11 dishes (+ 2 desserts) had more variety. The volume was quite manageable for 3. We were impressed by the lack of repetition of flavours/ingredients, and the different mushrooms. Really enjoyed the house sodas and French rose. Highlights were the crisp (lightly cooked) white asparagus, the chanterelle omelette, and the morel mushrooms with house-smoked ham. The lightly smoked herring "a l'huile" with multicoloured carrots was amazing, but the amount of oil it soaked in was a bit overwhelming. Also the beef shoulder was chewy. Noise level was deafening. But overall a terrific meal - worth the 6-week wait!
The restaurant was a little loud so you had to raise your voice to be heard. I wish they had area rugs to absorb all the chatter. Desserts were amazing though!
Chef kindly accommodated for vegan dishes. He served a 5 course tasting menu, all vegan - it was delicious and very nice of them.
It just keeps getting better and better.............. spot on food, great service..making my next reservation now.
I thoroughly enjoyed my first experience of Edulis, and would recommend the "large" tasting option to patrons new to the restaurant. I look forward to returning and sampling more of the menu.
We had a fabulous meal. Try the chef's choice or order a meal for the table beforehand. ..see website. Wait staff were all very good and knew their stuff.
Edulis takes their food seriously, but their sunday lunch has a convivial, and easy elegance that is second to none in the city. Although the restaurant is not "kid-friendly" they accommodated our little guest, and made us feel welcomed.
When we walked in we were warmly welcomed by the co-owner chef. When we chatted with her later she was totally real about the excitement of having served lunch to the best chefs in the world. Food was the best ever - French and Spannish. The small tasters' menu was the perfect size - never felt over-fed later in the evening. With so many courses I marveled at how well they keep track of the diners. Service was attentive with a sense of humour that gave the evening a relaxed atmosphere. Would not suggest for a group - too intimate to want to disturb others around. The price was less than we have paid for a less quality meal.
The food is to die for. Every dish on the carefully curated menu shines. The staff are very friendly and the ambience is lovely, free of any pretence. This spot would fit perfectly on a little side street in Greenwich Village where people go for a low-key, wonderful meal.
One of the better meals I've had since moving to Toronto a year ago.
We have just come home from our yearly stay in Toronto. We had the best meal here that we have ever had in Toronto ( 25 years)....and we have been to them all; high end, low end. this will be our new standard to measure restaurants anywhere....and aside from the superb food...friendly, happy welcoming faces all: waiters, waitresses, owners (chef and wife). We'll be back; do they take a reservation a year in advance?
Had the Carte Blanche. Every course was fantastic. The house-made bread is the best in the city. Can't wait to go back.
Our second time at Edulis and it was another fantastic meal. Great flavours, inventive dishes and very friendly, responsive service. A real gem.
The food was excellent and the service complimented the food to a tee. The tasting menu was well worth it. The food was on par with some of the best restaurants in Toronto if not better. It was a very cozy place. When it's a full house, it can be a bit noisy. Will definitely come back.
The atmosphere and mood were simply comfortable and romantic. The carte blanche is definitely the way to go: each course is prepared exquisitely and precisely. There wasn't a single thing we didn't enjoy thoroughly, and I think we were both agreed that the rabbit sausage was our favourite. The wine list is extensive enough that you're sure to find just the right bottle, while not being overwhelmingly lengthy. It was a perfect anniversary dinner!
This is one of the best restaurants in Toronto (if not the best) The quality of ingredients and the way in which the chef stages each dish with a simultaneous simplicity and complexity. I think about my next meal there the minute I finish the current on....
I've been to their Sunday lunch twice and absolutely loved it both times. It's a set menu but wow, what a menu. Several delicious appetizers followed by a main and dessert. The menu has European influences, particularly French and Italian but my main was a chicken paprikash with dumplings the last time I was there. I'd swear I was back in Hungary! Edulis never fails to impress! Can't wait to go again!!!!
Put your meal in the hands of the chef with "carte blanche" and you won't be disappointed. Each dish is carefully assembled and delicately balanced.
A must go if you are in Toronto. We did the chef tasting Food was outstanding and the service was great.
The food is wonderful, simple, farm to table food, but put together in surprising and delicious ways. Every dish was wonderful. I highly recommend Edulis to anyone looking for a great meal.
We had the five course dinner...tasty..well presented and will gladly get my recommendation from any friends.
What can I say, I'm lost for words. The food was incredible. It reached out to more then just my taste buds. It brought out emotions in me. A sense of nostalgia... a sense of past, present and future. Kinda had the reaction that the critic in ratatouille had when he took his first bite. I have dined at over a hundred acclaimed restaurants in my life, in over a half of a dozen countries, and half a dozen provinces, I have only ever thought this way over one other restaurant. For those of you who are planning to eat here, well.... enjoy!
We had the "small" tasting menu which turned out to be quite large. Every course was absolutely excellent.
My wife and I had dinner at Edulis on Sunday evening (Oct 6th). It was our 4th time eating at this establishment and the first three were amazing experiences so in this case four times must be the charm because they didn't disappoint! The 5 course "let us feed you' menu was as ecelctic as always with a potpourri of different flavors jumping off the tongue at any given moment. The chef (Michael) does sushi grade tasting plates as good as any authentic sushi restaurant I have eaten at and the cod and rabbit were to die for. Hardcore foodies who haven't eaten here as yet must and for those looking for a great dining experience in a relaxed environment should put Edulis on their list as well! Bravo...
We had know idea what food we were going to be served. Each course was described to us as it was placed on the table. We enjoyed all four courses. Each one was beautifully presented and tasted delicious. The wait staff were very helpful. The ambience was warm and friendly. We will definitely return.
Your only choice is to let the chef choose 5 or 7 courses. It is relaxing to have every decision made for you and the food is creative, beautiful and delicious.
My husband and I had a fantastic meal at Edulis. Each course was thoughtful, perfectly balanced and respectful of the carefully chosen ingredients. We started with fresh raw fluke paired with the last of summer heirloom tomatoes, moving through to a celebration of autumn with a warmly seasoned lamb done three ways. The dessert was the perfect finale featuring northern kiwi, paw paw and macerated berries over a lovely custard. We shared a fairly priced bottle of 2012 Bernard Baudry Chinon Rose, a hard-to-find wine that stood up to the variety of courses and satisfied both of us. The service was gracious, and the atmosphere achieved the right balance of intimacy and liveliness. We very much look forward to a return visit.
Sunday lunch at Edulis is a place to be. $40 dollars per person will get you a chef inspired seasonal menu with all wine bottles half price. The service was attentive and the food incredible. Everytime we go it is a journey through the senses, textures, flavours. The best restaurant in the city by far. Incredble food without the attitude and snobery. Exactly what Toronto needs.
In all honesty, the best meal I have had in the G.T.A. There is just no other way to describe it.
We had their 8 course t. menu (incl 2 with Croatian w truffle). We enjoyed their pinxtox called guilda. My favorite course of was their white Portugues fish with shaved truffles. the simple preparation of the fish brought out the earthy aroma of the truffles. it was buttery. And we also loved their 2 other fish courses. Unfortunately, our second truffle dish was not as good. it was shaved over a potatoe and celery risotto.really thought this dish was too salty to have with the white truffles and did not bring out the natural truffle flavour. I wasn't too keen on their meat dishes though. The roast duck breast not tender enough. My biggest complaint was that it was very cold in the restaurant. Overall, a very positive experience.
My favourite restaurant in the city. They just keep getting better and better!
The food was wonderful and beautifully presented, the service gracious and warm, and the entire experience was exactly what we were told to expect from this restaurant. We booked our next visit over dessert - cannot wait to get back.
Very good food and service. We had the truffle tasting menu with wine pairings. We found the tables were small and the temperature in the restaurant was cool and drafty. If you have a 6pm reservation they definitely will not let you in before 6 so don't be overly punctual unless you want to stand outside in the cold. Overall, a nice little bistro and we will likely return.
When it comes to tasting menus at most restaurants, I've always been resigned to the fact that there will be dishes that disappoint - I'm usually happy if even half the dishes are enjoyable and one is memorable. I've had the pleasure of visiting several times, however, and never had a dish I didn't love absolutely. Their meals are always wonderfully comforting. If I had one wish, it would be that I could regularly visit with larger parties as such to take part in the wonderful "preorder-only" items offered on their website! Still, it's a minor request considering I always leave feeling fully satisfied.
This place is great. It has taken over where Rain or Susur left in their good old days.
Excellent tasting menu, but the additional truffle course was disappointing.
I have walked by Edulis many times but never thought to have tried it until my visiting friend insisted we go, as she has read some good reviews about this restaurant. That evening, we opted for the 7-course tasting, and were pleasantly surprised by the number of deliciously fresh ingredients used and the chef's attention to ensure none of the dishes would trigger an allergic reaction. All the dishes were meticulously prepared, but I would have to say that the highlight of the evening was my Bubba Rum dessert. The rich buttery dessert paired well with the added rum and beautifully whipped Chantilly cream. I would definitely consider popping by one evening just for another taste of that dessert~!
My dinner at Edulis has made my list of the top 5 meals I have ever had. It was fantastic from start to finish. The service was also impeccable. I wish I could go every week. I'm sure the meal each time would be unusual, scrumptious, and extremely satisfying. All those reviewers who put Edulis on their top 10 lists absolutely had it right.
Thank you Edulis, the food was delicious and creative, excellent attention to detail. I enjoyed the surprise factor - not knowing what each dish will be and learned very quickly that we were in excellent hands. Professional and knowledgeable service, accommodating with respect to food preferences / restrictions. House-made sodas are a tasty treat.
Best Food I had so far in Toronto. All 5 courses were excellent.
One of Toronto's best, worth trying for a foodie experience. Carte blanche menu was excellent, delicious cheeses and amazing dessert. Catered to our party's vegetarians. Great service and ambience.
Fantastic meal. Loved everything about it. Brilliant flavors, decor, timing of the dishes, the truffles! Had pairings with it all, which was fantastic too! Great restaurant.


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Peter Doig Mini Print San Juan
Produced for the major National Galleries of Scotland 2013 exhibition Peter Doig No Foreign Lands.
Digital print repoduction of The Heart of Old San Juan, 1999.
Image size 21cm W x 27cm H with 3.5cm/4.5cm white border and small credit line along bottom edge.
Matt/Satin paper finish.
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GRAND RAPIDS (AP) -- Organizers of Grand Rapids' sprawling ArtPrize international art show and competition have announced the 10 finalists for the $560,000 in prize money.
The annual art competition began Sept. 19. This year's installment features entries from 1,517 artists from 56 countries and 45 states. The works are on display at 161 venues across downtown Grand Rapids.
The finalists are the top vote-getters in the first round of online balloting by 41,000 people. Round 2 ends at 11:59 p.m. EDT Thursday.
The winners include Sandra Bryant of Lynden, Wash., whose work "Return to Eden" is on display at the Public Museum of Grand Rapids. Another is Adonna Khare of Burbank, Calif., whose work "Elephants" can be seen at the Grand Rapids Art Museum. Dan Heffron, of Traverse City, whose work "Life in Wood" can be seen at the B.O.B. and is in the top ten as well.
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On May 16, 1960, Theodore Maiman of Hughes Labs became the first person on the planet to build light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation—or laser. (Thank goodness the acronym stuck.) On Sunday, the laser turned 50.
I'm willing to bet that on that day in 1960, Ignacio "Nacho" Palomarez had no idea how the laser would change his life. Seven years after the laser's invention, Palomarez' father launched Spacesonic, a sheet metal fabrication shop in San Carlos, Calif., between San Jose and San Francisco. As Palomarez told me during an interview last year, "For $5,000, my father bought a used press brake without a backgauge, a kick press with just a handful of punches, and a shear that couldn't cut soft butter within a sixteenth of an inch."
When the first laser, a 1-kW Amada machine, hit Spacesonic's floor in the 1980s, life for workers changed dramatically. Consider a 0.063-inch sheet that required precise, 15-degree bends so that the four corners would come together and match up to look like a Cartier diamond. Before the laser, operators had to cut stacked groups of these blanks with a vertical band saw. "It took hours, with workers patiently cutting on the right side of the scribed line," Palomarez said, "desperately wanting to put more pressure on it, but knowing dang well the saw blade would deviate or break. The whole time you're just standing there, wishing something would just cut this for you. The laser did that."
That story pretty much sums up why lasers are so ubiquitous today in metal fabrication. They could run circles around legacy technology.


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In 34 years at The News I have worked with many reporters, editors and publishers. Some have stayed a few years and some less than six months. There have been only two that I worked with more than 15 years, and one of them died recently.
Mary Busam was with the News when I came here in 1978 and she stayed until retiring in 1994.
Having worked near her that long – for a while our desks faced each other with no wall and virtually no space between them — I have a lot of memories of her.
By BRENDA HAGEDORN Purdue Extension
Even though schools provide nutritious hot meals daily for students, you may have a child who prefers to take their lunch from home. Planning and packing a lunch several times a week can become tedious and often the temptation is to pack anything convenient.
The lunch you pack for your child should be safe, nutritious and something he or she will eat.
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Now that Schweizer fest has come and gone – and what a successful celebration it was – Perry Countians will turn their attention toward late-summer and fall activities. There are plenty of fun events coming up, old favorites as well as one-time celebrations.
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As Tell City prepares itself for another week of Schweizer Fest, the list of activities and events to attend and participate in can be quite overwhelming. We are lucky to live in a community that honors its heritage yearly, and by doing so, offers us so many ways to celebrate throughout the week. An event that has quickly grown to be one of the largest of the Schweizer Fest sporting events is the road run.
By LARRY DeBOER Purdue University
July is state budget closeout month in Indiana and the Indiana Budget Agency gave us the news. The state has a lot of money in the bank.
I saw a friend of mine in a new vehicle last week, a sport-utility vehicle made by a luxury car brand that lists for more than $50,000. That's a lot of money for a set of wheels.
Personally, I prefer a used car. My old Buick isn't much to look at and garners a new nick or scrape every few months, but still gets me from point to point on time.
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I am apolitical. I have never cast a straight ballot. I do not happen to believe all those running as a rooster or a donkey or an elephant or a whatever are all of the best choices, especially locally. Yet I consider Dean Boerste and Tom McCart very good friends of mine.
Forrest Gump's mother compared life to a box of chocolates. "You never know what you're gonna get," she concluded, likely from experience.
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Powerful forces are redefining the roles and activities of corporate boards — among them are the volume of M&As, the focus by institutional investors on the role of governance in underperforming and failing companies and the accelerating rate of turnover among CEOs that is placing enormous pressure on boards to take a more active role in succession planning. These forces are only likely to increase in strength over the next few years.
In response, corporate boards in the United States have been experimenting with new governance initiatives. Several have become widespread practices among the largest U.S.companies. Many boards are now composed primarily of outside directors and have a profile that is more representative of society as a whole; they operate according to written guidelines, meet regularly in executive sessions without inside directors, and conduct formal appraisals of the CEO. But have these changes resulted in more-effective boards?
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Fueling The Ride
The climate in Portland at the moment is scorching. In more ways than one. In terms of the weather, the past three days have been the hottest the city has ever experienced. However, the bicycle climate, which has been heating up in the past few years has headed up around the area of amazing. It isn't the only sub-culture that has taken a hold. Foodies everywhere rejoice, as Portland has also started to make a name for itself in that arena.
Therefore, when the two converge, as they often do, take note.
I ducked inside a local coffee shop to read the latest issue of MIX Magazine as an escape from the heat.
MIX Magazine is touted as "Portland's Magazine of Food + Drink," and is chock full of recipes, restaurant reviews, coffee shop suggestions and even a look at what individual Portland neighborhoods have to offer food-wise.
What I was really interested in though was an article titled "Fueling the Ride." The first thing that caught my eye was, truthfully, the coffee cake in the opening photo. And after glancing through I saw a profile photo of a character I recognized instantly. There, in his Acid Green Stowaway Jacket was Tony Periera of Periera Cycles.
The article, written by Matt Card (who just stopped in the office the other day), chronicles the Saturday morning adventures of a group of cyclists as they eat and cycle their way through a good portion of Portland's bakeries, coffee shops and Mexican Restaurants. One in particular, Por Que No, is just down the street from Rapha's US headquarters and is a known hideout for post-ride margaritas.
The photos are equal parts cycling photography, mouth watering food selects, and local bicycle celebrity showdowns. Not to mention the more than one appearance by Rapha.
Not only was Tony featured but a few other luminaries made appearances too. Matt Cardinal, one half of Signal Cyles was there (he and Nate made Carey's Rapha Continental Bike) alongside former Chris King employee, Chris Aguirre, and Scott Ramsey from Vanilla Bicycles.
It doesn't get any more Portland than that.
Chris Tree
30th July 2009 03:13pm
Damn… Portland is so cool!
Ron Artigues
31st July 2009 08:31pm
Very cool.
On-line version of the article mentioned: http://www.oregonlive.com/mix/index.ssf/2009/07/eating_to_fuel_a_saturday_morning_cycle_ride_1.html Worth yout time to check out the other articles as well, they have a story on top 5 donut shops in POrtland, and yes, Voodoo Donuts (a MUST stop for any visitor to the city!) made the cut.
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No Proffesor Fudd, we just refuse to sit silent while our state is destroyed by bad policy and fiscal buffoonery. You need some history on why Prop 13 was enacted in the first place.
"Before Prop 13, in the 1950s and '60s, California was a liberal showcase. Governors Earl Warren and Pat Brown responded to the population growth of the postwar boom with a massive program of public infrastructure — the nation's finest public college system, the freeway system and the state aqueduct that carries water from the well-watered north to the parched south. When Ronald Reagan was governor, he actually raised taxes. Then Proposition 13 shot the tires out of Pat Brown's liberal state. Liberal legislative leaders such as Willie Brown and John Burton jerry-rigged repairs and kept the damaged vehicle running for 30 years. Now Republicans say there is no choice but to complete the demolition by slashing essential services.
Proposition 13 was the brainchild of the late Howard Jarvis. The antitax crusader was a policy genius not unlike Franklin D. Roosevelt. Both shared an affinity for designing deep structural change that, once embedded in the political system, is nearly impossible to alter without a massive change of heart by voters. Social Security is the lasting legacy of the New Deal era because F.D.R. understood that workers who contribute payroll-tax deductions from their paychecks would not want politicians tinkering with their retirement dollars. Conservatives have mounted assaults on Social Security through the years but to no avail.
Jarvis created a similarly impregnable institution. When he rode the wave of anger over skyrocketing property-tax assessments to pass Proposition 13 in 1978, he included a two-thirds vote requirement for the passage of any new taxes in California — an insurmountable obstacle built on populist allergy to any kind of new levy. Beholden to a tax-averse electorate, the state's liberals and moderates have attempted to live with Proposition 13 while continuing to provide the state services Californians expect — freeways, higher education, prisons, assistance to needy families and, very important, essential funding to local government and school districts that vanished after the antitax measure passed. Now, however, that balancing act no longer seems possible."
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(Kissimmee, FL) Walsh (2-0) got the 2013 season off to a flying start with back-to-back pitching masterpieces at the Rebel Games Sunday in Kissimmee, Florida. Senior Erin Ebert (Jeromesville, OH/Hillsdale) pitched her third career no-hitter, defeating Holy Family University 1-0 in the opener. In the nightcap, Casi Rohr's (So.,…
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- Places of Interest - Tripura has beautiful rock cut carvings and stone images at Unakoti, Devtamura and Pilak. During November every year, the unique Orange & Tourism festival is celebrated in the Jampui hills.
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- Government of Tripura - Tripura Government portal covering diverse topics including health, tourism, culture, climate, Tenders and e-Governance.
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- Agartala Weather - Weather forecast for Agartala with a fast, easy to use interface. Includes weather maps, graphics and radar images.
- West Tripura District Administration - The West Tripura District is bounded by Bangladesh in the north and west by North Tripura in the east and by South Tripura in the south. The district headquarters is located at Agartala.


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Those who do fill them out and return them, though, have a chance at winning a 30-trip toll pass.
A big "congratulations!" to the Boca Beacon advertising crew. Daniel, Dizey and Julianne swept the Florida Press Association Advertising Awards and took 14 awards.
The trio were notified this week by mail that in the 37 categories they entered, they got first place for "Best Use of Clip Art," "Best Clothing Store" and "Creative Use."
Memories from the past of Gasparilla Island have come alive at Fugate's in the form of a line of T-shirts.
"Long Lost Ts," working with the Boca Grande Historical Society and Beacon art director Daniel Godwin, have launched their line of shirts featuring images from the storied past of the island.
The 2011 Christmas Food Drive is a short one, as all donations will be picked up by Wednesday, Dec. 21.
The Gasparilla Inn & Club will be opening the doors of its new bakery on Monday, Dec. 12 at 6:30 a.m. sharp. The two chefs that will be spearheading the project are punctual, precise, and believe that where pastry is concerned ... perfection is key.
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