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York Mills and Leslie?
- justxpete Feb 19, 2013 09:18 AM
Going to be spending a week or so in this area.. Any reco's? (I'm not familiar with this area - at all).
Thanks in advance!
Galleria Supermarket has a food court type thing. Good for some meals. Mom's Chicken (inside) is in there for some k-fried chicken. It's saucy. Takes a while, so browse the groceries while you wait. I also like their baked goods section. Sesame tapioca balls are yummy.
There's Island Foods on Don Mills, south of YM.
And then you can check out Linda over at Don Mills and Lawrence. I recall you mentioning in another thread you've been meaning to get over there.
Congee Queen is at DM and Lawrence too. Turnip cakes are good! Sometimes better, sometimes worse though. Decent, quick, Chinese (canto).
Taro's Fish on Sheppard, West of Leslie. I don't know if I love, but others do. You can get sushi, sashimi, and other cooked JP foods here.
Yonge & Finch has Hot Hot Spicy (sichuan) I think still. And if you go early, Paradise should have dim sum happy hour. There's a bakery (Glouster?) in here too you could snag some buns from.
High Street Fish & Chips - I love their Melton Mowbray pie (cold). They're in a little plaza North of Lawrence and West of Vic Park.
re: jlunar
Awesome. Thanks Jen! You and Jo recommended Mom's chicken. I think I'll pay them a visit tomorrow.
re: jlunar
Just a small correction, Hot Spicy Spicy, Paradise and Gloucester are in a plaza located at Leslie and Finch, not Yonge and Finch.
Agree with Mom's Chicken at Galleria, it's so yummy (and messy)!
re: sumashi
GOOD CATCH. Ooops. Thanks Sumashi. I totally meant Leslie and Finch!
re: jlunar
I tried to go to Galleria today for the KFC but for whatever reason they had just "changed the oil" and it would be an hour for the chicken - so, short on time, I just went to 5G again. Fwiw, the service is really friendly there. My burger was better than the the previous days', as were the fries.
re: jlunar
So I made my way to Galleria, and... well...
You know when Chris Farley played the lost tourist in Japan?
That felt very... familiar (and equally hilarious).
I ended up with a ton of chicken, some drinks, some other stuff that I didn't know what it was... and no one knew what "vegetables" meant. Ha. Then people were walking by staring at my 10 tons of chicken wondering why someone would possibly want to try and eat that alone... with 4 pops (one of which I'd purchased separately) It was.. awesome. :)
Back to the chicken, I thought it was delicious. County General is also serving KFC (and have been for a few months), has tried it for comparison's sake? (it's also served with delicious steamed milk buns).
In any case, I'm definitely going to need a guide next time. That place is a gold mine!
re: justxpete
That's the funniest thing I've read in a long time. Glad you enjoyed the chicken. And yes, Galleria is awesome, worth some time to wander the aisles and buy odd-looking things that you have no idea about. :)
re: justxpete
Is the Galleria on York Mills the same as the Galleria @ Yonge and Steeles?
re: justxpete
HAHahaha! Glad you enjoyed. It's a fun time at Galleria - there are a lot of random things you'd not expect to see, but is totally NABD for Koreans.
re: jlunar
re: jlunar
Thanks ;)
re: Davwud
re: disgusti
Good call... there's also a McDonalds here too, which I'll also never visit, unless it and Holy Chuck are the only places open in TO. :)
re: Davwud
I had 5 guys today - wasn't feeling overly adventurous (see twitter). 5G reminds me of a high end version of Burger King (which I haven't had for years). But the texture, bun and consistency all seem familiar. Perhaps that's what they were targeting?
I do like it better than HC, though. I think I'm going to give HC a third and final try.
re: justxpete
I'm not a burger guy, but the above-mentioned branch of Five Guys - in the same plaza as Galleria Supermarket - gets high marks from those I know who ARE burger guys. Kinda expensive, though.
Also in that plaza is Dragon Pearl, a huge buffet (if buffets are your thing) and a good one, as buffets go - one with an Asian slant. Once you get the hang of it - many many choices, some better than others - you can do quite well in there. Well-run. It's $13 (a.k.a. $12.99), if I recall, for lunch (20% off for seniors) - much better value than Five Guys. Wider range of dishes at dinner.
I also like Congee Queen, a good mid-level Chinese choice. Good lunch deals include a first-rate hot and sour soup. And the mid-level Sun Star, on Finch between Bayview and Leslie, with a slightly more sophisticated menu - and, in my view, a more knowledgeable clientele - than Congee Queen. Both are solid, though. I've never much cared for the above-mentioned Hot Spicy Spicy - in the all-Asian plaza at Finch and Leslie - and I ordinarily like most things spicy. Maybe I've just picked the wrong dishes, and can't be bothered with even more visits trying to identify the right ones. A kinda bleak space.
If you venture into Bayview Village (Bayview and Sheppard) for lunch, your best bet is the chained Aroma Cafe, with good sandwiches, soups and coffee. A tad overpriced, but then, so are all the other eateries in that upscale mall. Have to make back the high rent, I guess.
Well, I am going to boldly step out and recommend What A Bagel! in the Longo's plaza on the northeast corner of York Mills and Leslie. Not Montreal style bagels, so don't get excited, but their bagels are regularly falling off the oven conveyor, and they are delicious freshly baked. They will also make decent, but basic, sandwiches at the counter. Some of the baked goods are underwhelming, but I have a thing for the pecan bars. Not runny, not really pecan pie-ish, but I just like them.
Also, Shirini Sara at 1875 Leslie Street. Please go and enjoy! Amazing cream puffs, with real cream. Fabulous cookies. Just great stuff that I believe is now being sold in higher end stores, not just at their home bake shop. Here's their website:
For a quick slice, I like Pizzaiolo, in the Galleria plaza.
re: Full tummy
Shirini Sara is great! They sell their stuff at Pusateri's (Bayview for sure). Love their cookies.
re: jlunar
Shirini Sara is my go-to place also.
Pick up a box of their (imported) dates from Bam. Half the price of the less-complex tasting dates we commonly get from California.
But they no longer carry the boxes of 'candy disks' - various flavours, including saffron, - in fact can't find these in any of the Persian shops on Yonge (near Steeles). Has anyone seen them elsewhere?
+1 for their cookies!
re: jlunar
Wow, I never knew about this place at all. Will have to give it a try!
re: Full tummy
Ah yes, What a Bagel!, and one of the better outposts of that chain. I'd forgotten about that place in my earlier post. Just a few steps from the Longo's supermarket. Tasty bagels, because they're invariably fresh-baked. An ideal quick, inexpensive lunch on a bagel - I'm partial to the cream cheese filling.
Didn't know about Shirini Sara, though. I must inspect those cream puffs.
re: Full tummy
What's wrong with recommending What-A-Bagel? They're the supplier for Carousel "Bakery" at the SLM.
re: Full tummy
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If you care for Thai, I'd recommend Kinnaree - a little further east (Ellesmere/Victoria Park). I find they're more authentic than Linda (Don Mills/Lawrence).
re: knusprig
I don't care (well, actually I do care a little) about authenticity.
I just want it to taste great.
What are the best dishes at Kinnaree?
re: estufarian
I went for the first time last year from smfan's rec here on chowhound. My mom and I really liked the mango salad appetizer they make.
re: estufarian
Our family's favourite is mango salad. We always order dishes to share taking into consideration peanut allergy and how much 'heat' one can take to minimize heartburn. I cannot tell which are the best dishes. I found the dishes really have south east asian spices/flavour, and thick coconut milk where it belongs.
re: knusprig
Yeah, dish on the Kinnaree wouldya? That one's flown under my radar despite being really close to home. Must find good Thai!!!
re: knusprig
Does Kinnaree serve beer and wine?
re: knusprig
Scrap my last question. The online menu shows beer and wine. Besides... I'm so excited that there's a Thai restaurant nearby that's JUST Thai and not plus Chinese or plus Malaysian or whatever that I pretty much have to try it.
re: knusprig
I've heard good things about this place from someone who is a Sukhothai fanatic, so it must be pretty good lol. I'll have to give this place a try myself soon.
re: pakmode
Beau and I had delivery from Kinnaree Thai recently. It was really very good. We'll be taking a seat at the restaurant very soon.
One more, though it's wandering farther now: Patisserie Royale. The wardeh is made in house, but I super love the swar. Great great great baklava-type patries all around. Also: mammouls and karabiges.
My blab on swar:
"Now, most of the pastries on offer consist of the same basic blocks, but my sister and I swear by their swar as being the perfect ratio of syrup to pastry, as well as the perfect form. Biting into the tubular ring of pastry allows for a sudden burst of syrup on the tongue as the crisp texture of pastry and butter mingle in each bite. All unified by the taste of crunchy pistachio. Heaven with a cup of tea – orange pekoe in particular."
for pics: http://www.foodpr0n.com/2012/05/04/pa...
So yummy.
re: jlunar
Been going there for years. Good call on Patisserie Royale.
So a compiled list of reco's...
Mom's Kitchen
Congee Queen
Aroma Cafe
What a Bagel
Linda Modern Thai
Shirini Shara
Patisserie Royale
I have a lot of eating to do! Thanks everyone, for your input!
re: justxpete
And Galleria. Please, when you go to Galleria, get one of those triangle gimbap (found in the fridge where the premade sushi is). It's seasoned nori (seasoned with salt and sesame oil) folded over rice and a filling. I personally prefer the kimchi tuna mix, which I think is so yummy that even someone who doesn't like kimchi would find it agreeable. I find them much more delectable than the Japanese version (because of said sesame oil). And they're about $1.50 a piece, so no big investment. Great snack!!
Hope you enjoy yourself.
re: justxpete
Just a clarification -- You get Mom's fried chicken inside Galleria supermarket. You can't actually see Galleria from York Mills, but if you turn into where Dragon Pearl Buffet is, Galleria is right behind it.
And if you like Caribbean food, Island Foods is close and good.
re: TorontoJo
Oh, yes, yes. Island Foods. My gosh, I knew I was missing something. Do you like roti? If so, you must make a trip:
re: Full tummy
See below, FT - if you're a fan of Roti, you need to go to Kori's - like yesterday.
re: TorontoJo
I have one of those near home. :)
Have you been to Kori's, TJ?
Best Roti shop in the GTA, IMO.
re: justxpete
Nope, not familiar with Kori's. Just did the google and the only one I saw was in Oakville. Is that the one you meant?
re: TorontoJo
Indeed. Run. Do not walk.
I am also partial to the chicken + shrimp (not the shrimp + chicken). With the shrimp + chicken, you get 4 jumbo shrimp + chicken. WIth the chicken + shrimp, you get 2 jumbo shrimp, which is a better balance.
I've been going for 10+ years. Sometimes I drive 30-40 minutes when I have a craving. You can't get better. The owner told me once that there is a group from Orillia that drive down once a month and get a huge order - it's that good.
Speaking of which, I'm probably going to go there today after a meeting in 'ssauga.
re: justxpete
Nice, I will definitely make a trip. Thanks for the rec! The one roti shop I tried in Niagara so far was very meh.
re: TorontoJo
It's one of my all time favs. Do make a trip in the near future. Well worth it. Promise.
re: justxpete
Sounds great. I will have to make that trip.
re: justxpete
Hmn. Oakville eh. It's kinda on the way out to Niagara, right? *ponders*
re: jlunar
3 minutes off the Dorval exit. Not that I checked or anything...
re: TorontoJo
One could certainly make a trip to Niagara and bring it to you, hmm TJ?
re: justxpete
Oh, no worries, I will make my own trip soon enough. It's between Mapleview shopping centre and Bed Bath and Beyond, two semi-regular destinations. ;)
re: TorontoJo
Oakville/Halton definitely have some destination worthy chow places. Stoney's Bread Company, Blacktree, Spencers off the top of my head.
re: justxpete
Hey JP, is this just for lunches? Yeah, Galleria is a pretty cool place to check out and they sure make a nice fried chicken (20 min wait unless you call ahead to order); you may be able to ask for half sauced and half unsauced and see what you prefer. Also can supplement with sides from their by-weight buffet bar. Linda Thai, try it out. Shirini yes but it's just sweets. Sun Star (10 min) is very good for Canto but moreso dinner than lunch. To be honest, the rest are just decent options because of the proximity (there's not much else, though I don't know about Kinnaree).
But for actual interesting options and if you did have time for a ten minute drive, you should spend more days in that Lawrence corridor between Pharmacy and Warden. In one plaza, Shawarma Empire (get one falafel pita, one chicken/beef shawarma pita) and Patna Kabab, try various Pakistani kababs - chicken-lamb (darbari) and ground chicken (silky) esp., ground beef (seekh), bihari - with some milky naan. That plaza also has Nasib's (shawarma), Coalpot (oxtail, curry goat, cow foot soup/mannish water - opens at 2pm, haven't tried yet), and a good Sri Lankan place (forget name now, replaced New Devi).
And of course, pick up goods from Patisserie Royale, one of my favourite spots in the city. So many great treats - knefeh (warmed up for you), bassma, mammoul with walnut/pistachio/dates, swar, wardeh, pistachio/almond/walnut/cashew baklava, borma. Try a couple things, and if it's your bag, get an assortment.
At the Warden/Pharm SW plaza, Makkalchon for Korean, Al Tanoor for Iraqi shawarma in a samoon, and A-One samosas in the Indian grocer. Diana's is also nearby. As an aside for the A-One lovers, you can likely find them as long as you find Indian grocery stores. I.e. I've gotten mine all along at Centre & Dufferin in Thornhill, and the bulk store in the Newtonbrook plaza at Yonge & Finch has them on Fri/Sat. But only veg though, which are still fantastic, but the beef ones at the store are even better. And they are amazing when you get them hot and fresh.
Also consider your chance at trying the jerk pork at Mr. Jerk in the Peanut Plaza (and patties at Allan's inside the plaza) and patties and jerk chicken on a bun at Allwyn's in the Parkwoods plaza on York Mills.
Awful lot of hole-in-the-walls in my post though, not gonna lie.
re: Chester Eleganté
Yes, Shawarma Empire. Now.
And yes, that was a huge post, Chester! Thanks for all your suggestions.
re: justxpete
Yes, Chester's suggestions are most compelling. Are you a Shawarma Empire hot sauce junkie now?
re: Googs
I've been wanting to try this place for a long time, because everyone says it's the best in TO - but I'd never really made an effort to find out where it was and make a trip - so a fortunate coincidence for me.
In any case - it's funny that you ask. I didn't know the hot sauce was "a thing", but I got one "regular" and one spicy chicken. I thought the shawarmas were delicious, but I found the hot sauce largely bland - the only thing it added was spice... but maybe they were having an off day w/ the spice? In any case - since you pointed it out specifically, I'm going to try it again.
The shawarma itself reminded me a lot of Monforte's (a mostly Oakville-based institution).
The only thing that bothered me about the place was that they were really busy - and the lady handling the money was also helping to make shawarmas periodically.
I'm not certain that's allowed.. ?
(and no, she didnt wash her hands in between handling the food & money).
re: Chester Eleganté
Chester - Allwyn's - I only found it by flipping through the back pages of Toronto Life. We stopped by and it looked shuttered. Maybe it wasn't open at the time. Saturday around noonish... no posted hours of op, it looked alittle run down. when was the last time you made it out there?
For "fast food" (although I think with all the other great recs you won't need it) - there was a Lick's at York Mills/Lesmill that was pretty good, relatively speaking of course.
I work in the area. I'm impressed with the range of options just on York Mills in between Don Mills and Leslie!
The Artisano on York Mills just east of Lesmill is great for lunches (and there's a Menchie's right beside it....) - it's where I usually take my business lunches. They sell fresh loaves of bread too - yummy. http://www.artisanobakery.com
Matsu Sushi - it's not bad for a cheap and tasty AYCE/a-la-carte combo place! You pay one price and order anything/everything you want from a full personal menu sheet with checkboxes. And you can keep it coming if you like. The best deal is at lunch, but beware the terrible (overactive, not underactive) service!
If you're in the mood for something a little different, check out Casa Manila at Don Mills & York Mills. It's pretty authentic Filipino cuisine. http://www.casamanila.ca/
If you want old classics, there is a Firkin-and-something-type pub in the same area as Matsu, Menchies and Artisano (also Wendy's Pizzaiolio, 5 Guys, etc.) as well as a Keg location around the corner on Leslie just North of York Mills.
I work and live around here too. A lot of great foods. A lot of people have already given great suggestions:
1. Roti at Island Foods is great
2. Keg is always a safe choice
3. St Louis wings
And if Don Mills and Lawrence isn't too far from you I would suggest going around Shop of Don Mills..there's Joeys and Bier Market
Also if you want to buy food to eat at home, I agree with jlunar with Galleria and Taro's Fish are great places to shop. Gallaria has a lot of premade korean food that are very good and great price. Taro's Fish has the fresh and great selection of sashimi (one of my fave places to get sashimi)
If you're willing to drive down to Overlea for Bamiyan...you could try Caribbean Palms in the Flemingdon Plaza (Don Mills...east side north of Overlea)...good roti and other items...I like the boneless chicken roti and have had some decent jerk chicken there....


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- Chicken
- 4 -- boneless, skinless chicken breast
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 teaspoon garlic salt
- 1/8 teaspoon ground black pepper
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- 1 -- 12 oz box bow tie pasta
- 6 quarts boiling water
- 1/4 cup salt
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- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon ground black pepper
- 1 cup sliced purple onions
- 1 -- avocado
- 1 tablespoon chopped garlic
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An Exxon-Mobil oil pipeline ruptured Friday afternoon in the town of Mayflower, Arkansas, forcing the evacuation of 20 homes and shutting down sections of interstate highway. According to Little Rock's KATV, a hazardous materials team from the Office of Emergency Management has contained the spill and is currently attempting a cleanup.
The burst pipe is part of the Pegasus pipeline network, which connects tar sands along the Gulf coast to refineries in Houston. Thousands of gallons of crude oil erupted from the breach around 3:00 p.m. on Friday, spilling through a housing subdivision and into the town's storm drainage system, fouling drainage ditches and shutting down Highway 365 and Interstate 40.
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Exxon-Mobil reportedly has a crew investigating the accident. The company released a statement Friday that read, in part, "We are working with emergency responders and local authorities to respond to the incident and are establishing an information line for community support. We regret that this incident has occurred and we apologize for any disruption or inconvenience this has caused."
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I am an automotive technology student and have agreed to rebuild the F4A51 transmission in the Mitubishi Diamante. This tranny failed due to the problem with the defective wave spring. Unfortunately there are no recalls on this or manufacturers bulletins regarding this problem in either shopkey 5 or shopkey pro. Since the wave spring appeared to be intact and usable I had followed through with the rebuild not knowing that it required an upgraded spring and now the car shifts hard in reverse and the tranny locks up when shifting into second. This transmission is a problem child so beware student mechanics and consumers. Thanks to this site I now know what to do.
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When accelerating from a stop sign or red light, fails to shift in to first gear, slowly shifts to 2nd 3rd and 4th gear, sometimes shifts hard enough in to 2nd that it will spill your coffee. Pump has taken a poop a couple of times. Repeated drive, timing, power steering, AC BELTS all REPLACED SEVERAL TIMES, alignment failure repeatedly. A rebuild is imminent.
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I am now on my third transmission, there must be some design problem!
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John Wilkes Booth (Killed: 1865) -- After being cornered by Union cavalry troops in a tobacco barn just south of Port Royal, Virginia, President Abraham Lincoln's assassin was shot and killed. He and an accomplice, David Herold, led authorities on a 12-day chase, even stopping at the home of a doctor who treated Booth's leg injury caused by his leap onto the Ford Theatre stage.
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Ted Bundy (Captured: 1978) -- The escaped mass murderer was recaptured in Pensacola, Florida, after being on the loose since escaping from a Colorado jail on Dec. 30, 1977. Bundy committed multiple additional assaults, including three murders, before his recapture. Shortly before his execution in January 1989, he would confess to 30 homicides committed in seven states between 1974 and 1978, although the true total remains unknown.
Timothy McVeigh (Captured: 1995) -- The search for McVeigh, who killed 168 people in the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, lasted less than two hours. A state trooper pulled him over for driving without a license plate 80 miles north of Oklahoma City, shortly after he had fled the scene of the attack. The trooper didn't know McVeigh was the man behind the bombing until later.
Unabomber (Captured: 1996) -- Ted Kacinzsky's 17-year bombing campaign prompted the FBI's longest-running domestic terrorism investigation in the agency's history. Beginning in 1978, the reclusive terrorist targeted a long list of universities, killing three people and injuring more than 20. Acting on a tip from Kacinzsky's brother, FBI agents discovered the Unabomber at a crude cabin in Montana. He's now serving a life sentence.
Beltway Snipers (Captured: 2002) -- Police arrest spree killers John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo at a rest stop near Myersville, Maryland, ending the Beltway sniper attacks in the area around Washington, D.C., that left 10 dead and three more critically injured over a three-week period.
Eric Robert Rudolph (Captured: 2003) -- He was on the FBI's 10 Most Wanted list for five years for several bombings including the 1996 Olympic bombing, before being captured in Murphy, North Carolina. In 2005, Rudolph pleaded guilty to numerous federal and state homicide charges and accepted four consecutive life sentences in exchange for avoiding a trial and a potential death sentence.
James "Whitey" Bulger (Captured: 2011) -- The Boston gangster wanted for 19 murders lived on the lam for 16 years before police tracked and arrested him and his longtime girlfriend in their Southern California apartment. Bulger was working as an FBI informant when he went on the run in 1995 after learning that he would eventually face indictment. He's now awaiting trial.
Christopher Dorner (Found dead: 2013) -- An ex-cop who was fired from the Los Angeles Police Department in 2008, he was named as a suspect in the killings of two LAPD officers and the daughter of a former LAPD captain and her fiancée in February 2013. Several days later, state wildlife officers encountered Dorner on the road and a shootout and chase ensued. Dorner made it to a cabin, where he barricaded himself and entered a lengthy standoff that ended when police filled the cabin with incendiary tear gas, setting the place ablaze.
Boston Marathon bombing suspects (1 killed, 1 captured: 2013) -- One of the most extensive and chaotic manhunts in Boston history came to an end on April 19, 2013, when surviving Boston Marathon bombings suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was captured alive while hiding out in a shrink-wrapped boat parked at a suburban home. His brother and alleged accomplice, Tamerlan Tsarnaev, was killed in a shootout with police earlier that day. The bombings on April 18 killed three people and injured 264 others.
Contrary to popular belief, no federal rule mandates that states or territories observe daylight saving time.
The idea of daylight saving time was introduced nationwide in 1918, when Congress formally approved the time zones the U.S. railroad industry had been following since 1883, according to National Geographic.
Part of the 1918 law also legislated for the observance of daylight saving time nationwide, but that section was repealed and the matter left to local jurisdictions a year later in 1919.
Daylight saving time was observed nationally again during World War II, but not uniformly practiced until 1966, when start and end dates were standardized. States could still opt out if they wished.
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Daylight saving time is meant to decrease the amount of daylight in the morning hours, so that more daylight is available in the evening.
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Should be kept covered, away from heat and light at room temperature. Stored properly, caramel should last six to nine months, or even up to 12 months in some cases.
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Real Estate in Lake Nona Florida is booming despite the recent downturn in the economy. This is due to the development of our Medical City area which is bringing in hundreds of new high income jobs as well as students studying to become medical professionals. The Lake Nona area is also one of the last large areas of land in Orlando available for both commercial and residential development. From our soon to be developed downtown retail and entertainment area to our proximity to Orlando's International Airport, attractions and downtown area, Lake Nona has much to offer now and in the coming years. From entry level villas to luxury golf and lakefront homes, Lake Nona has something for everyone. Come on in and search for your new Lake Nona home!
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When the Tavistock group purchased 7,000 acres of land on the West side of Narcoossee Road they put into development a master plan that would create an economic powerhouse in Orlando. The Lake Nona Golf and Country Club was built and became a popular residents from some of todays most well know professional golfers and athletes. Four new neighborhoods were developed: Northlake Park, Water's Edge, Village Walk and Laureate Park along with two shopping centers and the Medical City area which will not only include major hospital and medical research facilities but a massive outdoor shopping complex and the Laureate Park neighborhoods.
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Russia terms Goa music event cancellation 'unfriendly gesture'
In a strong message, the Russian embassy Saturday termed the cancellation of an Indo-Russian music festival in Goa as an "insolent and a starkly unfriendly gesture" by the Goa government and warned against "further increase of hostility to Russian tourists" in the state.
The refusal to grant permission to hold the Great Live Music-2014, organised by a Russian company in Goa Jan 31-Feb 1 was "made under a contrived pretext at the last moment", the embassy said in a statement.
It said the move has "angered many - Indian and international musicians, numerous guests - and contradicts the common sense. It will inevitably affect the popularity of this tourist region".
The statement said the attempt to link the event "to the scandal over the local taxi drivers carrying Russians looks provocative".
"Such rash actions do not go in line with the intention stated by the government of Goa to turn this place into a world-class resort. Moreover, they contradict the traditions of friendship and mutual understanding which the peoples of Russia and India enjoy".
It hoped the Goa authorities would "manage to find a worthy way out of this situation. Further increase of hostility to Russian tourists in Goa, who make a significant financial contribution to the development of the state, must be stopped".
The state government Saturday declined to give permission to allow the Great Live Music-2014 - the second Russian-Indian musical festival.
The Goa ministry of tourism in a letter informed the organisers that holding the festival would be impossible until the settlement of a conflict between tourist operators and taxi drivers.
Several days earlier, Goa's taxi drivers went on a rally protesting against tourist operators working with Russian tourists and offering transport services to them.
The local drivers maintain that their livelihood has been snatched by tour operators who have grabbed Russian charter tourists.
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Good Thursday afternoon!! Well, it's been so HOTT outside and I don't have my jet-ski so when I get off work I usually hit up GOLD's/CrossFit Instinct then head home and relax with a movie. Last night I watched "LIMITLESS" with Bradley Cooper! It was a good movie! I was hooked right in but my g/f thought it was a little slow. I like the concept of a pill allowing you to use ALL of your brain not just 20% of it. However, when you take it not knowing what side effects are then you become addicted on it and yeah, it gets bad!! I think it's a good movie to watch on a hot summer night!
Don't forget about our last 2 Babe's Of Summer stops!! This Friday from 4-6 and Saturday from 1-3 at Dunphey Chiropractic Wellness Center in the County Market Plaza on 6th street!! All of the details online at www.wdbr.com!!
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Friday, November 16, 2012
England and Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard was impressed by Leon Osman and Steven Caulker's England debuts.
The Spurs defender became the first England player to crown his first appearance with a goal for five and a half years.
He said: "Raheem [Sterling] is a top player and top players link well. Certainly it is a relationship that will grow moving forward.
"There were other big plus points. Leon Osman, I thought he was really comfortable in possession.
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Stephen Leeb - This Will Drive Silver to $100 Rapidly
With gold trading $37 higher and silver up almost $1, today King World News interviewed acclaimed money manager Stephen Leeb, Chairman & Chief Investment Officer of Leeb Capital Management. When asked about the action in the metals, Leeb responded, "I think gold is just confirming a breakout here. We have clearly had a breakout and I would not be at all surprised to see gold finish the year at $2,000. Investors are slowly coming to believe that QE3 is on the way and with inflation already close to 4%, you are starting to look at very ,very high inflation."
Stephen Leeb continues:
"You have no safe currencies that are left, other than gold. There is nothing else that people are comfortable holding. As long as resource scarcity is there, and everything I look at says it's there and getting worse by the day, you haven't seen anything yet with regards to gold.
Before this is over it will be a huge bull market in gold. We will have to add another digit to the gold price. Every day that goes by makes that ever more likely.
Here's silver near $35, up from $20, so it's up 75% in price in just over a year and people are bearish. To me this just means that silver is going dramatically higher. Solar is already taking 11% of silver production. How long before it takes 100%?
Solar is just on the tarmac, solar hasn't even taken off. And we are not even talking about silver as a monetary metal. That's basically silver's history, that of being a monetary metal. So the question is what drives the price of silver to $100 more rapidly, monetary or industrial use or some combination?....
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"I'm very surprised to see a metal that is up 75% in just over a year that has very low sentiment readings. The fact that no one likes silver is even more reason to expect this thing could explode. Silver could break $50 much faster than people think. I think people are going to be stunned and still scratching their heads when they see silver go over $50, as if it weren't even resistance."
Leeb also added, "We now have crude oil trading at $95 a barrel so $4 gas is on the way. China is the big story here because they are no longer in a tightening mode. Selectively the Chinese are going to start loosening policy and spurring growth.
You have one country that has shifted from dead in the water to trying to climb out slightly and that's the US. Europe remains a basket case and China seems ready to accelerate. With these hints of growth we are getting really strong moves in commodities. This just makes the bullish case for gold that much stronger."
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Hey, thanks! I saw that vest and thought it was the ugliest thing I had ever seen. Naturally, I bought it.
GO GRYFFINDOR! I'm a Hufflepuff, but I do proudly support my Gryffindors. Gah, did you see the new GIF of Craig Ferguson making fun of Hufflepuffs? [Relating us to TwiHards. Ouuuchhh.]
Caddis fly larvae protect their developing bodies by building themselves sheaths of silk and incorporating substances found in their habitats. Artist Hubert Duprate placed a group of Caddis fly larvae into a tank with gold and other precious substances for the larvae to spin into their sheaths.
Via Geneticist
I love America because the majority of teenagers who want to take initiative and further their education in order to follow their dreams are forced to take on a monstrous debt that will probably haunt them through a siginificant part of their life at the age of 17 or 18
That's number three on our list of Rush Limbaugh's 19 most outrageous remarks. (via newsweek)
If it wasn't so genuine it would be funny…
you walk into your kitchen at 4AM
alan rickman is standing over a pan, cooking something
he looks up at you
he whispers
A fun thing to do is to break out into Gungan dialect when you disapprove of something
Because even though the Gungans were one of Lucas' worst decisions in a sea of awful decisions, few things are more satisfying than shutting someone down by saying "No-sa. You-sa won't-sa"
On reading "Capturing The Light Of Dawn" in The Park Avenue corridor Of Grand Central Station
Reading Tiffany's new advertising campaign,
"Capturing The Light Of Dawn,"
stops you in your tracks.
It's not on every daily fatalistic trudge for survival
that you encounter anything
even approaching transcendental poetry,
but here it is.
Still, of course, you remind yourself,
it's not real, couldn't be real:
It must be an illusion.
How, you ask yourself,
could an anonymous, talentless hack
write such sensitive, sensuous copy?
Could so confidently flaunt
– with such insouciant aplomb –
the conventions of capitalization
(elevating the iotic of
to such Regnal, Offal status)?
How could a cubicled dunce
tapping on an iPad
coalesce these supernal Latin morphemes
into congress so concisely –
The Light Of Dawn, ROSE LUMINESCENCE,
into such alchemical, uh, alchemy?
Words which, when
their stellar selves align,
invoke Divine Pronouncement
approaching the profundity of
Saint-Simon's Hand Of Greed,
Of Poverty, Despair, Disparity and Of Denial.
Of Indifference.
Software, perhaps, you speculate.
Maybe IBM's computer scientists, or Google's,
or other minions laboring in genteel urban campuses,
math Ph.D.'s devoting their cosseted, unconsidered lives
to the merchandising of consumer "goods,"
have written a new software program,
perhaps named, aptly, Bling-A-Ling or Mor4Moi,
for the Benevolent Marketing Computers
installed in the Lower Bowels of Madison Avenue
for the demons
who disrupt the unsuspecting world
with their honk-honk bozo ball horns,
telling the gullible what to desire,
what to buy.
That could explain it:
a mathematical formula
in which the input ennui, surfeit and selfish
yield ravishing rubine gems.
Or luck.
Maybe this humaniform nullity
– this purveyor of drivel –
won the linguistic lottery,
opening a thesaurus to random pages,
a monkey typing ermine, velvet, vetiver.
Glowing… luminescence… rose…
Jackpot !!!
Or maybe it was crowdsource datamined,
the culled contributions
of Tiffany's Facebook fans
(Rubedo has 2,214 likes, and 79 comments,
including, "I want it ♥" and "… it's SOOOOO Tiffany's !!!").
You can see it now:
"Help Tiffany name –
and position –
our new product.
Win a genuine Tiffany peace sign charm and bracelet
(retail value $295 [really]
*employees of Tiffany and its agencies are ineligible;
offer ends at midnight)."
In a marketing faux pas,
Tiffany's press release uses an inconsistent metaphor:
"In the medieval philosophy of alchemy, Rubedo was the title of the very highest achievement, when matter and spirit fused to create something of rare beauty."
Nothing about "showing pink," a post-orgasmic glow, or sun, or roses.
No suggestive sheath or handcuff.
Actually, rubedo refers
to the resurrection of Jesus Christ
and the mumbo-jumbo perfection
of the alchemist
from nigredo (blackness)
to albedo (white lightness)
and, finally, cinnabar rubedo.
If you missed the implicit racism and religious subtext,
please reread the preceding.
Then you realize that there's another,
darker possibility:
a newly-minted MFA,
student of several prominent poets,
bringing Donne and Sappho to a day job
in the Global Shithouse,
while Byron, Browning, Shelley, Keats and Yeats giggle
in their graves.
Who knows:
Maybe this now-fabled literary alchemist
will rise high in the agency:
Maybe Tiffany's CEO
will applaud this transmuter
of words to cash
(a pedestrian trick)
for the benefit of shareholders.
City life distorts one's perspectives.
It's easy to miss
the subliminal messages:
For example, the liquid
rubedo homophones libido
and the purpose of the purchase is
to get your woman to spread her legs,
to brand your chattel
and to signal your status.
Whether blood diamonds or fool's gold,
it's all just a game, after all,
and anything other than self-indulgence
is time wasted.
Now imagine this headline:
"Capturing The Nihilism Of Materialism
In A City, Country And World In Which
Poverty And Homelessness Are Ignored,
Healthcare Is Denied to Women, Children And The Poor,
Economic Inequality Is Extolled,
The Earth Is Ravaged,
War Equals Profit,
And Ignorance Is Strength"
Too wordy, you tell me; waaay too negative; SOOOOO Unpoetic !!!
Who would buy That?
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Photo © 2012, David St.-Lascaux.
Dear Sir:
I like words. I like fat buttery words, such as ooze, turpitude, glutinous, toady. I like solemn, angular, creaky words, such as straitlaced, cantankerous, pecunious, valedictory. I like spurious, black-is-white words, such as mortician, liquidate, tonsorial, demi-monde. I like suave "V" words, such as Svengali, svelte, bravura, verve. I like crunchy, brittle, crackly words, such as splinter, grapple, jostle, crusty. I like sullen, crabbed, scowling words, such as skulk, glower, scabby, churl. I like Oh-Heavens, my-gracious, land's-sake words, such as tricksy, tucker, genteel, horrid. I like elegant, flowery words, such as estivate, peregrinate, elysium, halcyon. I like wormy, squirmy, mealy words, such as crawl, blubber, squeal, drip. I like sniggly, chuckling words, such as cowlick, gurgle, bubble and burp.
I like the word screenwriter better than copywriter, so I decided to quit my job in a New York advertising agency and try my luck in Hollywood, but before taking the plunge I went to Europe for a year of study, contemplation and horsing around.
I have just returned and I still like words.
May I have a few with you?
Robert Pirosh
385 Madison Avenue
Room 610
New York
Eldorado 5-6024
My new favorite job application letter, from 1934. He ended up winning an Oscar for screenwriting!
(via Letters of Note)
god i hate country music so fucking much.
That is a poor generalization.
Just when I thought I was done dealing with the goddamn chair covers.
If ever a friend asks me to help with their wedding, I'm gonna' say
I'll do anything
chair covers
i got a big box of skittles for christmas and last night when i was drunk and brought it downstairs when there were like 30 people there and i started throwing skittles to whoever wanted them
someone asked why
i said "because i'm willy fuckin wonka, eat your goddamned skittles"
"The Fault in Our Stars" (John Green)
(I briefly wanted to call the book It Was Kind of a Beautiful Day, but Julie convinced me I was insane.)


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What do you guys use for bow vises?
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What do you guys use for bow vises?
Apple bow vice.
Don't need one with my Guardian, and the Firecat won't either :)
I use the bow vise from lancaster archery.....i'll post a pic later
I did use a old apple press with the rope but got rid of it now i will have to try just back limb bolts out to let tension off strings to change or adjust them.
diy camera tripod with extension to bolt into stabilizer port
Apple bow vise. Works great!


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average low cloud cover of 3.6 percent between 1952 and 1995. It is not clear what is driving this change; it could potentially be related to aerosol indirect effects.
It appears that the NCAR model may have a problem with predicting cloud optical properties in the upper troposphere and thus be missing additional negative feedbacks from tropical high clouds. Once this bias is corrected for, the model probably will end up with an even stronger net negative cloud feedback.
To address these uncertainties, we need a multifaceted approach to testing models against observations. Two strategies for future diagnosis of cloud parameterizations may involve (1) compositing observed response of low clouds to different meteorological conditions and (2) analysis of high cloud characteristics using Webb-Klein International Satellite Cloud Climatology Project (ISCCP cloud) simulations.5
Venkatchalam Ramaswamy discussed the results of a study to examine water vapor feedbacks in the Hadley and GFDL models, in comparison with available observations (Allan et al., 2002). Both models were input with the same reported sea surface temperatures and run over the specified period. The two models were quite consistent with regard to interannual changes in column water vapor and clear-sky outgoing longwave radiation. However, they appear to have given the same result for different reasons. The GFDL model has a stronger positive lapse rate feedback, while the Hadley model had a stronger water vapor feedback. So there was compensation between these two effects, yielding a similar net sensitivity. The differences between the GFDL and Hadley models have not been evaluated quantitatively. They are probably due primarily to different convection schemes, but possibly to different treatments of advection of water vapor. Regardless, it points to the fact that two models can give the same value for climate sensitivity, for different reasons.
Ramaswamy's GFDL colleagues evaluated an Atmospheric Model Intercomparison Project (AMIP)6 study of the ability of atmospheric models to simulate interannual variability in tropical hydrological cycle intensity (30 models were included in the study) (Boyle, 1998). The models gave a reasonable simulation of variations in temperature, water vapor, and outgoing longwave radiation, but they underpredicted precipitation variations by a factor of four. Although there are substantial uncertainties associated with the satellite observations themselves, this disparity suggests that the models may be missing some process that causes variations in tropical organized convection and evaporation. This problem must be reconciled in order to have confidence in projecting future changes in hydrological cycle intensity.
Michael Prather, from the University of California, Irvine, discussed feedbacks related to changes in atmospheric composition. The observational record of increasing trace gas concentrations makes it clear that current atmospheric composition is significantly different from the pre-industrial era (e.g., see greenhouse gas atmospheric concentration time series in Figure 4, pg. 30), and it is likely that future atmospheric composition will be much different than today. Thus, we must be careful about extrapolating from one era to another and calibrating models to paleo-era data records.
Paleo-records (such as the Vostok ice core records) make it clear that natural feedback processes can lead to large changes in atmospheric concentrations of CO2, CH4 (methane), N2O (nitrous oxide), and other trace gases. In such a context, these changes can be viewed as climate feedbacks, rather than forcings. The relationships
This is a code developed by M. Webb and S. Klein that can be used to take information from atmospheric models and convert it into something that is comparable to data from the ISCCP. ISCCP is a collection of weather satellite radiance measurements that are used to infer the global distribution and temporal variation of clouds and their properties.
AMIP is a standard experimental protocol for global atmospheric general circulation models, which provides a community-based infrastructure in support of climate model diagnosis, validation, intercomparison, documentation, and data access. The infrastructure is supported by the PCMDI (Program for Climate Model Diagnosis and Intercomparison).


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Using dlink router: Guests can't connect devices
If this question or problem has been posted before I apologize in advance. I have a dlink router with 2 wired desktop connections. Wireless I have ipod, kindle fire, and roku. Everything works fine. However anyone that comes over with their own device, laptop, phone, anything, they cannot connect. Usually says unable to locate ip address after entering security key. I know my ip address is 192.168.0.101, don't know why son, daughters devices can't pick up. Since my stuff works don't want to mess with it, just don't know what to do to get theirs to work. Any info appreciated. ( Is security wep)
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2014-03-25, 02:17 #2
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Security should never be less than WPA, preferably WPA2.
It is possible that you have limited access to only your devices using MAC filtering, or a really radical configuration. You will need to check your wireless settings to determine the exact cause - you could post a screen shot(s) of the settings here for advice. Alternatively, a complete router reset should fix the issue.
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Usually Wi-Fi-capable Routers will show by name on the list of nearby Routers and one doesn't need to know the IP address. The name is assigned during initial Setup.
It's possible for an ISP to assign a Static address for your service instead of using DHCP but you'd have been given that info or need to check with them.
All the Routers I've set up have used IP addresses of 192.168.0.1, 192.168.1.1, 192.168.1.2, 192.168.2.1, etc., different brands may use the same or different numbers Using ipconfig in Command Prompt will show the base IP for the Router on the Default Gateway line, e.g. 192.168.1.1 for my Western Digital Router. The IPv4 line will usually show the IP as what is currently assigned by my ISP, right now is 192.168.1.125.
A WIreless connection can't be used to make changes, have to do it while connected via Ethernet cable.
2014-03-25, 14:19 #4
A WIreless connection can't be used to make changes, have to do it while connected via Ethernet cable
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