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Little Sister Indonesian Food Bar
- Teep Jun 28, 2014 09:49 PM
This place has opened (little sister of Quince), anyone been? no menu on their website
Stopped in on Friday. Good cocktails. The neighbourhood needs a place for a good drink. Food is mostly snacks - very spicy and a bit $$$ shrimp cups are (2) are over $12. They will need time to figure out pricing I think! Go for a cocktail.
Went on Friday evening as well. Great decor, nice atmosphere, and friendly staff. The cocktails were excellent: I tried three, all of which were spicy but light, and at $12 each reasonable. Tried a lot from their snack menu, and the thing I use to judge an Indo/Malaysian resto - the peanut sauce - was good. The best I had: mustard greens, grilled in kecap manis with fried shallots. This was amazing. The chicken satay was nice too (indonesian style - ground chicken rather than chunks of chicken), but the swordfish satay was disappointing (sauce was too powerful and the fish pretty tasteless). The shrimp wraps - the dish referred to below - was yummy (we wound up ordering two), but pricey.
Had a long chat with the chef: looks like they're just figuring out what should be on the menu, and that they'll make revisions as time passes. Tried to convince him to serve Gado Gado, and we were able to walk away with a bag of their special kecap manis sauce.
Good addition to the neighbourhood. Will definitely go back, especially for their drinks.
re: milhuas3
Cocktails! I'm definitely in and hoping to trying this place sometime soon.
I'm confused about your comment about Indonesian style satay being made out of ground chicken. Do you know what region serves it that way? I'm not familiar with that at all from anywhere I've had satay - it's always been solid pieces of meat... If anything, i would take Indonesian-style to mean that each person is going to order 30 satays!
re: sumashi
I think I had it like that in Bali. Google images for Bali Satay seem to confirm. But I realize there's a Balinese cuisine distinct from Indonesian.
Edit: the menu calls it "Satay lilit - Balinese spiced chicken". This place looks good!
re: julesrules
Michael and Jennifer did a research trip to Indonesia when they were starting to put Little Sister together and they went to Bali and Sulawesi and one other area, they weren't able to go to Java/Jakarta because of volcanic activity at the time so there's fair bit of Balinese influence as a result.
re: julesrules
Ah, thanks! I'm most familiar with sate from around Java.
re: sumashi
They also now have a chicken satay that's pieces of meat. It replaces the fish satay.
Thanks - how many skewers for each Satay order?
Their menu is on the FB page
re: Teep
Hi Teep!
Each $6 satay order has 3 skewers. The croquettes come as a pair.
My friend and I enjoyed our dinner at Little Sister tonight. I was one of the first customers this evening when I arrived at 5:15 pm (the restaurant opens at 4 pm). By the time we were leaving at 7:30 pm, the restaurant was almost full, with a few seats still available at the bar.
We tried the chicken satay, pork satay, croquettes, nasi goreng, krupuk (shrimp chips), fried cauliflower salad, ayam panggang (grilled chicken main) and coconut pudding with coconut sugar. While I liked all the dishes we tried, I especially liked the pork satay with peanut sauce, fried cauliflower salad and coconut pudding. Nice amount of heat to many of the dishes, which I'd describe as roughly equivalent heatwise to 3-5 chilis on the Linda's/Salad King chili scale. There was also a green sambal and red sambal, offered as condiments to add to the various dishes. The service was friendly.
There were a couple specials tonight, including a Market Price fish dish featuring halibut, if I remember correctly.
Another guest's shrimp coconut curry looked very good.
John Szabo selected the wines for their wine list, including some Gewurztraminers and a Grüner Veltliner. There was even a wine from Limnos, Greece, which I haven't seen on any other menus in Toronto. estufarian, I think you're going to like this place.
8 dishes and 2 cocktails (Ubud Hangout and Tamarind Sour) came to around $86, including tax, before tip. I found the prices fair and similar to what I'd be paying at other restaurants located nearby.
I will definitely be back sometime soon.
Cocktails and Beer
re: estufarian
And I did exactly that.
IMO one of the better places along that strip of Yonge - but not without some issues.
Several service 'bugs' that annoyed me, that could have been ironed out.
NOT all items on the menu were available - OK I understand that, but PLEASE tell me when the menu is provided - NOT when I order. And I had chosen (and ordered) a glass of wine to go with that dish - which I then changed. And it doesn't matter what the dish is - that should apply to any restaurant that has a menu.
And, like you, there was a special - which they only told me about AFTER I had ordered. What's the point of telling me then?
But the food was indeed above average, and mostly good.
The pangsit (my substitute dish) was very tasty, although quite greasy - but that's where the flavour was. My substitute wine (the tempranillo) fell flat with this dish - seemed to have a bit of a tarry aftertaste, so I'd avoid this in future.
The cauliflower salad was excellent, my favourite dish. But the description was potentially misleading - the cauliflower was 'fried' - did this mean it would be served hot or cold? I've certainly had hot ingredients in a salad before.
As it turns out, it was served at the same time as my main - the tamarind braised pork (and I matched with the Gruner Veltliner - an excellent choice).
The pork was perfectly prepared, good 'toothsomeness' and no fat or gristle - but the sauce was somewhat 1-dimensional, with barely a hint of tamarind's typical acidity. But the two sambals got a good workout.
Total bill $60 (for one).
Worth trying again - but I'll go with AmuseGirl next time and try more dishes.
re: roostermom
Going Saturday night! Looking forward to this.
Had dinner here Tuesday night. This place has a great vibe, smashing decor and terrific food. We especially enjoyed the shrimp lettuce wraps and the pork belly.
Go. Just go. Really.
Jennifer and Michael are wonderful.
The peanut sauce with tHe chicken satay and shrimp chips is very flavourful. The cauliflower with "bhel puri" type puffs was terrific, Also terrific to an incredibly "picky" Indian friend.
The chicken from the main part of the menu was excellent flavour. It could have benefitted from a minute more cooking.
Nasi goreng - perfect. The curry shrimp was standout Stand out. The chicken shredded taco was ok, but not sure I would order again.
Mr. Vuitton and I are going back on Wednesday and really (really) looking forward to,it.
Can't really talk about price, as i was there with three close friends and there was a lot of alcohol involed on our end before Mr Vuittonn hauled me out :D
Food was great
So, go. Go.
re: hal2010
They aren't taking reservations yet but they plan to soonish
Based on last night it will probably be on the busy side but not full at that time.
re: hal2010
Not yet; they will eventually.
I'd say, last night it seemed about 3/4 full the entire time. I think there was always room for 2.
That Semur Java is bomb. I could eat that for days. Clove spicing is aggressive.
Service is a little slow but I don't really care this early on.
Went this past Saturday around 7:30. No problem grabbing a table. Great food, service was very good, flavors were spot on. My only minor complaint, and this is a personal preference, is that the meat in the stewed and braised dishes could be a bit fattier, but that's just me.
All in all Little Sister is a great addition to the neighborhood and I'll definitely be back.
Finally made it there. While the meal was enjoyable, one of my friends who lived in Java until his teens, and whose mother still cook Indonesian food at home, found nothing that tasted authentic, except the shrimp chips and peanut sauce - which he suspects as being made from packaged stuff.
While I don't have his expectations, I did find a few items a tad bland, especially the cauliflower salad and the atjar. And with a small menu like that, we will not likely return.
re: Teep
I attended one of the Rijstaffel dinners they offer at Quince a couple years back and it was honestly not very good. The food was poorly executed and a lot of overlap in sauces and flavours between dishes. I went with a large group, some of which were Dutch, so I was really looking forward to getting a similar flavor bomb I experienced in restos in Amsterdam. We all agreed it was pretty mediocre.
There were also service issues, and other issues Chowhound won't let me discuss on this board.
In any case, I hope Little Sister can deliver a better food and service experience than Quince did.
re: BlackMambaSommelier
I can assure you Teep, that nothing is packaged. I've been to the preview tastings and watched the food prepared.
I do find this conversation over 'authentic' soooo tedious. Am I the only one? Within any given country/region, even the inhabitants don't always agree on how something should be done. I don't understand the need to argue authenticity-
re: nummanumma
re: nummanumma
While it makes me a bit sad to see that Warung Kampung didn't get nearly as much love as Little Sister seems to be (except mainly from the Indonesian population it seemed), I'm happy to see that Indonesian food is getting some recognition. It usually gets lumped together with Malaysian, sometimes even Thai and other cuisines. And although I can easily get Indonesian food at home and from family friend gatherings, I'm looking forward to trying this place, eating yummy food and having a good night out.That said, I can understand having a discussion about authenticity.
Small correction to bytepusher's post : The island is Sulawesi.
re: sumashi
Didn't someone post that the people behind Warung Kampung were looking for another location? Do you know what is going on there?
re: radiopolitic
Yeah, that was me. Last I heard, they were looking to rent a space in a plaza near Midland.
re: sumashi
I never tried the food from Warung Kampung but I had told and Indonesian friend about it before they closed. He got to try the food as they catered for the Indonesian Consulate, he said it was not very good.
re: foodyDudey
I suppose to each their own taste! My parents grew up in East Java and visited Warung Kampung a handful of times to support them. She told me some of the flavours were really spot on how it was back home in particular the random special regional dishes they would make on weekends.
I went to a menu tasting of Little Sister a little while ago and really loved most of the dishes I tried. That cauliflower salad is fantastic with the textural contrast of the crisped rice. The Balinese chicken satay lillet was delicious and I enjoyed the bits of coconut in it. The beef rendang that night was fantastic and had a great burn. There was a braised beef called semur djawa (now labeled semur java on the menu) that had this amazing deep, rich sauce that was reminiscent of a Mexican mole sauce. Most of the dishes had great depth of flavours and I loved all the varieties of spices that aren't really being served anywhere else in Toronto.
I enjoyed the cocktails with their SE Asian twists and the Gruner Veltliner was a great pairing with the spicier dishes.
I can't wait to get to the restaurant now that they've had their official opening!
Some pictures in Toronto Life yesterday:
Had a delicious early dinner at Little Sister tonight. Enjoyed the beef croquettes, shrimp curry, beef rendang tacos, shrimp chips, cauliflower salad, pangsit, Bali style chicken satay ( which contained more spice and coconut than on my first visit). Also liked the Little Brother cocktail.
Went on a Monday night. Menu design on cardboard looks good, original and non fussy. The restaurant felt a lot like something Ossington but more spacious (- This is a good thing!) Music was not loud and restaurant 1/3 full. Service was polite, knowledgeable and timely, probably because it wasn't very busy.
Kintamani Punch and Little Brother cocktails were fruity and not too sweet. We tried the Chicken Satay, the Beef Taco, mustard greens, Semur Java, Babi Pangang and the coconut pudding dessert. We were really impressed having read mixed reviews. You could taste the multitude of spices and ingredients needed for this cuisine and everything was very flavourful.
My only experience with Indonesian food was a couple years ago at Sama Sebo in Amsterdam and I enjoyed this more :)
re: hal2010
I'm glad the Globe gave Little Sister 3 stars, but I'm even more glad I had a chance to visit a few times before the Globe review.
It's always nice to read when pimentdespelette is in agreement with some of his fellow Chowhounds.
Had a fabulous dinner at Little Sister last night with a bunch of friends. We ordered the whole menu (except the tacos, which for us are the less interesting items on the menu). Everything was delicious, but if I had to narrow down my future ordering, my picks would be:
- the cauliflower salad
- the beef croquettes
- the Satay Lilit
- the Semur Java (braised beef)
- the Babi Panggang (roasted pork belly perfection)
- the Nasi Goreng
I could order these items over and over and be happy. And I could develop an addiction for the Ubud Hangout cocktail -- a perfect balance of spicy, herbal and just a mild sweetness. Awesome with the food.


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best way to cook pork rib chops
I'm afraid of it coming out dry (my experience previously). What is the best way to cook pork rib chops? They're about an inch thick.
Do I braise? Any tips on how to do pork rib chops, Mediterranean-style (Greek or Italian)?
Thanks in advance.
If you are only concerned about it drying place a pan of water in the oven that will solve your problem
The best way to keep pork from drying out is to soak it in a brine for 8-24 hours. For pork, I use about 1/4 cup of kosher salt, then add just enough hot water to dissovle the salt. Then I add a little apple juice, fresh thyme and enough water to cover the meat. Soak in the fridge until you're ready to cook it. Then rinse, pat dry and go.
re: chefbeth
I brine pork chops, too. I add some vinegar and garlic to the brine. Pat it dry and you can pan fry the pork chop and it'll stay moist and tasty.
These are my favorite pork chop recipes:
re: chefbeth
You should try out the spices that prima enterprise use for ribs & use the same for Porkchops. Add some sweetness or extra heat as you like
Braising is always a great solution. I also use pineapple juice. Apple juice works great. Also, I use just water with lots of onions added. Then I make a gravy, comes out great.
re: bkhuna
I do my country style pork ribs in pineapple juice. in fact I have a recipe of that.
Jim`s country style pork ribs.
I've never had my rib chops come out dry. Usually I dip in flour then egg wash with chopped chipotles and adobo, then panko mixed with seasoned salt, pepper, garlic powder, cayenne, thyme, parmesan and parsley. Fry in oil until brown, then bake at 350 for 20 minutes. With a squeeze of lemon and some rice, they're great.
re: JungMann
I love to stuff mine with a mixture of sauted finely diced/chopped onions, carrots, celery- add bread crumbs (sometimes you will need to add a few tsps of EVOO to just let the mixture stick together). Cool the mixture- slice a pocket from top to bottom on side of chops (where the fat is) and stuff. I then dredge into bread crumbs and bake. They don't take long to bake because you have sliced them (butterflied)... They are always really moist and everyone raves about the stuffing...
re: MeffaBabe
I love stuffed pork chops, too. I make a similar stuffing to the one you describe, and sometimes I sautee apples and add to the stuffing, along with bit of chicken stock. So good.
re: MeffaBabe
Oh I do love stuffed pork chops, too! I use blue cheese, mushroom and rosemary or apples and bread. But no breading. Just lightly pan fry. So good!
re: JungMann
Love bleu cheese, and love mushrooms, and have lots of rosemary in my garden!! This soulnd like a new recipe for me to try! Thanks!
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thanks. Sounds good without the bread- I'll bet the bleu cheese is really good and gooey!
After trial and error I have found that the easiest, fastest way to cook a 1 to 1 1/2 inch pork rib chop is as follows: fry in vegetable oil for 1 minute on each side over a medium-high heat. Salt and pepper each side. Then fry for 4 minutes per side at low heat. You may add whatever herbs you wish to the pork during the low heat phase. This method locks in the meat's moisture.
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June 30, 2014
Since it has failed to reach expectations, the WWE Network has been a bit of a black eye for Vince McMahon and company. Things might be getting worse really soon, as quite a few subscribers attempted to cancel their service because of technical issues during the streaming of Money in the Bank 2014. WWE was already concerned about how to entice new people to sign up, so that they can finally break that million subscribers mark.
June 30, 2014
A lot of action took place in the main event of Money in the Bank 2014. Fans went crazy as they saw creative signature spots from Randy Orton, Sheamus, John Cena, Roman Reigns, Alberto Del Rio, Kane and Bray Wyatt. However, it was Cena, much to the dismay of online WWE fans, who climbed the ladder and captured the heavyweight championship.
June 29, 2014
To calm down the Money in the Bank 2014 audience, WWE opted to go with another divas match as a filler. Layla El and Summer Rae battled in a match, where Fandango served as the special guest referee. Fans were so disinterested in the segment that a CM Punk chant broke out. In the end, Layla caught Summer with a kick to gain the pinfall. Layla and Fandango kissed after the match, while a despondent Summer looked on.
June 29, 2014
In a rematch at Money in the Bank 2014, Alexander Rusev was successfully able to conquer Big E Langston again with his submission move. It was the typical match that you would expect from the two. There was a botched spot where Langston speared Rusev to the outside of the ring. However, the two of them more than made up for that by doing a great closing sequence.
June 29, 2014
In a very exciting match, Seth Rollins outlasted Dean Ambrose, Dolph Ziggler, Kofi Kingston, Rob Van Dam and Jack Swagger to capture the briefcase at Money in the Bank 2014. WWE wants to continue the war between Ambrose and the Authority, so they had Kane coming out and providing assistance to Rollins. Despite the heel tactic to win the match, the Rollins victory was actually cheered by a good amount of fans.
June 29, 2014
Since WWE needed a filler segment at Money in the Bank 2014 and wanted to showcase Adam Rose a little bit, he was given a quick match against Damien Sandow, who was dressed as Paul Revere. Match was not really all that noteworthy, and Rose got the win after hitting the Party Foul finishing move. This was a segment that belongs more on Monday Night Raw than a pay per view.
June 29, 2014
Naomi Knight was given a crack at the WWE Divas Championship at Money in the Bank 2014, but it was Paige that walked away as the reigning titleholder after a DDT and a pin. The match was designed to further the eventual split between Naomi and Cameron, who was at ringside and taking glee whenever her tag team partner was in peril against Paige.
June 29, 2014
Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso had their biggest challenge to date when Erick Rowan and Luke Harper challenged them for the WWE tag team championship at Money in the Bank 2014. The twin brothers delivered by retaining the belt. The Usos performed a double superplex on Rowan before finishing him off with consecutive flying splashes from the top rope.
June 29, 2014
Thanks to the help of Kane, Seth Rollins was able to climb the ladder uninterrupted and win the briefcase at Money in the Bank 2014. The Big Red Monster came to the ring and attacked Dean Ambrose to clear the path. Kofi Kingston, Dolph Ziggler, Jack Swagger and Rob Van Dam were all laid out on the floor during the finale. WWE power couple Triple H and Stephanie McMahon came out afterwards to congratulate Rollins.
June 29, 2014
There is a feeling within the WWE locker room that management does not want Daniel Bryan back in the main event scene when he makes his return. Some are pointing out how he is being brought back in a minimum role at Money in the Bank 2014 as a sign of WWE downplaying his importance. Guys like Batista and Brock Lesnar would not be utilized in such a manner when they come back from their hiatus.
June 29, 2014
As of right now, WWE has a big match between Roman Reigns and Randy Orton penciled in for WWE Battleground 2014. The company could set up the feud during the title match at Money in the Bank 2014. There are some rumors floating around that Orton and Reigns could be battling for the title at Battleground, even though it's a bit early for the big push to begin.
June 28, 2014
Rumors are floating around right now that Cameron will be doing a heel turn at Money in the Bank 2014. She will more than likely cost Naomi Knight her chance at the WWE Divas Championship. There is also speculations that the incident will then lead to a triple threat match at WWE Battleground 2014, which would also feature Paige as the champion still.
June 27, 2014
Over the last couple of months, Wade Barrett has been gaining momentum in WWE after receiving a little push. A lot of fans want to see him winning the gold at Money in the Bank 2014. However, the chances of that happening have decreased tremendously, as the Intercontinental Champion has suffered some sort of shoulder injury. Medical tests are still being ran, but rumors are strongly suggesting that WWE will pull him from the pay per view.
June 25, 2014
The rumors of John Cena winning the WWE title at Money in the Bank 2014 just got hotter now that the company has accidentally revealed a poster for Summerslam 2014, which features what looks like a main event match between Cena and Brock Lesnar. There has been speculations over the last couple of months that when the former UFC champion makes his return to WWE, he would be thrown into a title program.
June 25, 2014
While it is a well known fact now that Jim Ross will be calling the first Global Force Wrestling pay per view in January, it is still a mystery as to who will be joining him for the event. Reports have surfaced that both Ross and Jeff Jarrett were leaning towards adding Mike Tenay to the team. However, there might be some complications with that, as TNA has just secured themselves a new television deal.
November 20, 2014
Just when it looked like a deal was not going to happen, things have changed, and Jim Ross is now working with Jeff Jarrett and Global Force Wrestling. The legendary commentator will be fulfilling one of his big dreams this upcoming January, when he will head to Tokyo to call the big New Japan pay per view. Ross was adamant that he wanted to be there in person, so that his commentary would be more authentic and genuine.
November 11, 2014
For a while there, Jim Ross openly campaigned to be a part of the big January pay per view that New Japan holds each year. The former WWE commentator wanted to provide American commentary for the show. However, as we get closer and closer to the date of the event, Ross sounds less confident that a deal will be made to enable him to work the show.
October 10, 2014
A lot of buzz was created recently when Steve Austin mentioned that he was training for a comeback with WWE. Jim Ross, who happens to be very close friends with Austin, decided to douse some water on those rumors. The legendary commentator stated that Austin might not necessarily be in shape enough to work Wrestlemania 31. He also stated that there is a chance that Austin does not wrestle at all.
October 7, 2014
One of the most beloved commentators in professional wrestling might be back with a big promotion in a couple of months. Jim Ross has been openly lobbying to work with New Japan in their efforts to spread into the United States. Ross specifically mentioned the big January 4 pay per view as an opportunity for the two sides to get together. If a deal is agreed upon, he would fly to Tokyo to call the action in English.
October 1, 2014
Not a lot of details were provided when Ric Flair was forced to miss a WWE NXT show to have surgery. Jim Ross has revealed some details on that procedure. The longtime commentator stated that Flair had an appendicitis attack, and when doctors went in there to repair the damage, they discovered a hernia, so they repaired that as well. No word yet on when Flair will be returning to WWE television.
September 18, 2014
During a recent interview, Jim Ross revealed just how close Brock Lesnar and Shelton Benjamin were in college. Ross was the one that recruited Lesnar into WWE, and when a contract was offered, Lesnar stated that he had a special stipulation he would like fulfilled. Lesnar told the company that he would sign the contract if they also gave a deal to Benjamin, who happened to be his roommate at the time.
September 16, 2014
There is a pay per view coming up in October called BattleGrounds MMA. Any wrestling fan watching the event will recognize a familiar voice calling the action. The promotion has signed up legendary WWE commentator Jim Ross for the show. He will be joined by recently retired UFC star Chael Sonnen for the event, which is taking place in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
September 4, 2014
Where there's smoke, there's usually fire. Rumors have persisted for quite some time now that there is still backstage heat towards Jim Ross in WWE. There is some new evidence to support that claim. Ross recently revealed that the company has not approved any of their performers to be a guest on his podcast show, where Steve Austin and Chris Jericho have had plenty of WWE personnel, including Triple H himself, doing interviews for them.
September 1, 2014
Rumors are floating around right now that AJ Lee is going to be leaving WWE very soon. Those speculations were further flamed last night when she dropped the Divas Championship to Paige at Summerslam 2014. The root of the rumors stems from a comment that Jim Ross made on his blog. It was just something that the long time commentator was speculating upon.
August 18, 2014
Rumors are heating up that Jim Ross and CM Punk are going to head to New Japan to work together as commentators. Those were actually started by Ross himself, as the former WWE commentator simply speculated on the possibility during his podcast show. As of right now, there have been no negotiations, and Ross himself has stated that he has yet to talk to Punk about the idea.
August 3, 2014
Since his contract with WWE has now officially ended, rumors about Jim Ross and his future in professional wrestling have started heating up again. Since the longtime commentator does not want to replace Taz or Mike Tenay in TNA, much of the speculations has been geared towards him joining up with Jeff Jarrett in Global Force Wrestling. Interest within the industry towards the new promotion has grown since Jarrett has been able to secure several deals across the globe.
July 29, 2014
Got some bad news if you're a fan of the Colt Cabana podcast. The former WWE star revealed that his web server has been hacked by malicious bots. He is having trouble finding help to resolve the issue, which started a couple of days ago. Cabana recently landed a pretty big guest when legendary commentator Jim Ross agreed to do an interview for his show.
July 27, 2014
During a recent podcast interview with Jim Ross, Kurt Angle confirmed the longstanding rumors that he and Brock Lesnar got into a backstage fight when both were with WWE. Angle stated that he initiated the brawl with Lesnar because Lesnar was telling the other wrestlers that Angle was too small for him to wrestle. The incident was more of an amateur wrestling match than a fist fight.
July 24, 2014
Even though he has not been with the company for quite a few months now, Jim Ross was actually under contract to WWE. Until today, that is. The legendary commentator revealed to fans through social media that his contract officially came to an end this week. While Ross has stated before that he would love to be the lead commentator for Monday Night Raw again, it does not appear that Vince McMahon is interested in that.
July 23, 2014
While doing a podcast interview with Jim Ross, Kurt Angle discussed the topic of CM Punk and his departure from WWE earlier in the year. Angle stated that he was not aware of how injured Punk was until recently. Upon finding that out, Angle stated that he respected Punk's decision to leave, in order to preserve his health. Angle did also mention that Punk had issues with WWE over the booking and the direction of his character.
July 19, 2014
While doing a podcast interview with Jim Ross, Kurt Angle revealed some very interest details on his contract situation. The former world heavyweight champion noted that his deal with TNA expires on September 21. Dixie Carter wants him to stick around and has put a new contract on the table. Angle revealed that he has yet to sign it because he wants to keep his options open. His next contract will be his last in wrestling, so he wants to see if WWE would be willing to give him a final run.
July 9, 2014
News broke earlier this week that Jim Ross was going to be doing some acting, and some further details have been revealed by the longtime WWE commentator. Ross stated that he was playing an evil boss. He also joked that some might feel that is art imitating life. This is in reference to Ross' time as vice president of talent relations in WWE. Some performers had issues with his style of management.
June 23, 2014
When Jim Ross was fired from WWE, a lot of wrestling fans naturally wondered what the beloved commentator was going to do with his time. Aside from trying his hands as a boxing commentator and starting a successful podcast show, Ross has also decided to give Hollywood a try. The Oklahoma native has signed on for a movie role in an upcoming independent film called What Now.
June 19, 2014
Since there has not been an official announcement made, a lot of wrestling fans are under the assumption that Spike TV will be dropping TNA and Impact Wrestling this year. However, during a recent interview, Jim Ross revealed that his industry sources have confirmed to him that a deal was imminent and the two sides will come to an agreement on a new television contract soon.
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'Conservative Hero' Ben Carson To Beck: You Have No Right To Semi-Automatic Weapons In Large CitiesSubmitted by MMJ Ministry on Sat, 03/16/2013 - 18:08
Appearing on Glenn Beck's radio show this past week, Dr. Benjamin Carson took a vastly different stance from most conservatives on the issue of gun control, claiming you shouldn't be able to own semi-automatic weapons in large cities.
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We just finished our transatlantic cruise on the Epic. This is a very mismanaged ship. The Cabin stewards and stewardesses were the only ones trained on how to do their jobs. Dinner in the Manhattan and the Taste, which are the only complimentary dinning rooms, was very disorganized. The only positive about this is if you came to dinner later in the evening, you were given free Champagne for having to wait 15 minutes for a table. Most nights we did not get dessert because we had a 7:00pm show to attend. The Manhattan was open at 5:00pm and they could not turn a table by 6:30pm!!! The waiters had no idea how to serve on a cruise ship. Many workers and many advisors on their phones in the dining room....but no service!
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Before I started this blog I wrote on blogspot and on the smidapaper blog, I moved over here, to wordpress, somewhere in the middle of 2011. I suppose I've been blogging for about ten years and I'm no clearer on why I continue to write & post, except maybe the fact that I like telling stories. At the beginning of this 52 Week project I had hoped that writing regularly would shed some light on the why. I had also hoped that with regular writing my 'voice' would emerge... Read More
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I must have started on this project in previous years and probably abandoned the idea along the way. This year something about documenting a week of my life in detail took hold of me. I think Ali has been inviting people to join her on this journey for about seven or eight years now, and week in the life has evolved into a cult project in the world of memory keeping. But that's not why I jumped in. I think it was the idea of telling the micro stories of our life (her words) and I felt that... Read More
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Regrouping this week as November comes into full swing, realising that as the year comes to a close there are a whole bunch of intentions set in January that are going to be left behind without a hope of getting finished. There is a little pressure here to get on with it on some accounts and to let... Read More
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Every time we go to the apartment , there is a feeling of space. Space around us. And space in my head. It feels like you can do more when you have less. All we have there is a couple of sets of clothes. Stuff to go to the gym. There is no food except cereal and milk, coffee and tea. Each time we... Read More
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Last week, the New England Fishery Management Council took an important step forward for ocean conservation by agreeing to allocate $800,000 to support fishery research in the struggling groundfish fishery for cod, haddock and flounder. The Council has funds to support several projects and included bycatch reduction and solutions as themes in the call for research proposals.
This action comes only a month after Oceana released a report exposing nine of the dirtiest bycatch fisheries in the U.S., which included two New England fisheries—the Northeast Bottom Trawl and New England and Mid-Atlantic Gillnet fisheries, which discard 35 percent and 16 percent of what they catch, respectively. It is estimated that fisheries in the U.S. throw out almost 2 billion pounds every year due to bycatch, which is the equivalent of almost half a billion seafood meals.
Recommendations adopted by the Council include bycatch avoidance, like hotspot identification and management, and bycatch minimization through gear improvements, which were solutions Oceana had called for in the report. Additionally, in response to intense industry interest in fishing in areas currently closed, the Council included guidance to safeguard marine habitats in any research funded in this program. The Council has indicated that it is expecting to move quickly with the funding process and have three to four on-the-water research projects underway within the year.
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New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg is getting a lot of attention over comments he made to WCBS-TV this week, in regards to the (barely nascent) plot to blow up pipelines at JFK Airport:
"There are lots of threats to you in the world. There's the threat of a heart attack for genetic reasons. You can't sit there and worry about everything. Get a life." ...
"You have a much greater danger of being hit by lightning than being struck by a terrorist," he added.
Certainly, in terms of statistics, death-by-terrorism is one of the least likely things to happen to a U.S. resident. Most of the commenters on the New York Times' Empire Zone blog -- commenters who are presumably mostly NYC-area residents -- seem to agree. Most of them are saying the mayor's bluntness is honest and refreshing.
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CARPENTER, Carolyn CAROLYN MALONE CARPENTER Carolyn Malone Carpenter, (née Lucy Carolyn Malone), age 95, of Atlanta, passed away on June 11, 2013. Carolyn was born on September 2, 1917 in Cincinnati, OH to James Comer Malone and Emma Josephine Kirkup Malone. Having moved to Atlanta as a young child, Carolyn attended high school at North Avenue Presbyterian School (now The Westminster Schools) and received the honor of being named Miss NAPSonia and, more recently, received the Westminster Alumni Achievement Award. She earned her B.A. degree from Wesleyan College in Macon, GA, where she was voted Miss Wesleyan. In addition to being a devoted and loving wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother (called "Appy" by her grandchildren), she was actively involved in many organizations in the Atlanta community. Her church, Peachtree Road United Methodist Church, was dearest to her heart. In addition to many years of teaching the kindergarten Sunday School class, Carolyn was the first woman to serve as Chair of the Administrative Board. She was also a past President of the United Methodist Women, and was a member of several Sunday School classes and the Friday Morning Prayer Group. Carolyn lived her faith each day. "Now what can I be doing for you?" was a part of almost every conversation Carolyn had with those she loved throughout her life. Carolyn had major leadership roles in many organizations, including Hillside, Junior League of Atlanta, Atlanta Arts Alliance, Atlanta Opera Guild, The Frazer Center, Wesleyan College Alumni Association, YWCA, Atlanta Symphony Guild, Druid Hills Garden Club and the Chatta-Ridge Garden Club. She was also involved in many of the activities and committees at Lenbrook Square where she lived for over 8 years. A love of music was instilled in Carolyn at an early age. She was an accomplished pianist and organist. She played the piano for Sunday School classes from the time she was nine years old. She was an opera enthusiast and avid supporter, attending each of the Metropolitan Opera's springtime performances at the Fox Theatre and continuing her support when the Atlanta Opera was formed. Those of her children fortunate enough to accompany her to a performance were encouraged to read the libretto and to have listened to the opera ahead of time. Carolyn grew up in a family with a passion for games and competition. She loved Mahjong, bridge and especially tennis, which she played into her 80s. Her subtle sense of humor, poise and solid devotion to her friends and family will always be remembered and treasured as her legacy. Carolyn was predeceased by her husband, John Wallace Carpenter, her sister Mary Malone Martin of Wilmington, DE and her brother, James Comer Malone, Jr. of Birmingham, AL. She is survived by her two sisters, Dorothy M. Yates of Atlanta and Dr. Sarah M. Schulz of Marianna, FL; her sister-in-law, Jane White Malone of Birmingham, AL; her five children: Lucy Vance (Bill), Atlanta; Josie Carlyle (Sam), Atlanta; Rebecca McCune (Walker), Atlanta; John Carpenter (Sally), Atlanta; and Jim Carpenter (Gayle), Canton, GA. Additional survivors include 11 grandchildren: Alec Vance (Christy Wood), New Orleans; William Vance (Dr. Nicole Liddon), Decatur, GA; Dr. Carolyn Vance Gordon (Don), Colorado Springs, CO; Dr. Matt Carlyle (Dr. Lisa Koenig), Monterey, CA; Andy Carlyle, Atlanta; Maggie McCune Fuller (Ross), Smyrna, GA; Josephine McCune, Atlanta; Dr. Sara Louise Carpenter, Atlanta; Rebecca Carpenter Kennedy (Zach), Atlanta; Mary Carpenter, Atlanta; and Jonathan Carpenter, Woodstock, GA and 10 great grandchildren: Will and Ellie Vance, Decatur, GA; Grace, Joshua and Hannah Gordon, Colorado Springs, CO; Kate, Jacob and Nathaniel Carlyle, Monterey, CA; and Michael and Carolyn Fuller, Atlanta. The family would like to express their sincere appreciation for all the devotion and attention so lovingly given by her caregivers and helpers Robin Law, Nancy Lindsey, Dwight Allen and the ladies of the Menders staff (Bernice Young, Caroline North, Carlotta Moss and Betty Armstrong). Additionally, the family would like to thank the Visiting Nurse Health System Hospice staff for their expert care and compassion. A memorial service and celebration of Carolyn's life will be held at Peachtree Road United Methodist Church Tuesday, June 18, 2013 at 11:00 AM with a reception following. Those who wish to make contributions in memory of Carolyn may do so to Peachtree Road United Methodist Church, 3180 Peachtree Road NW, Atlanta, GA, 30305.
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The additional patrol units are being used to enforce traffic violations from noon Jan. 30 through midnight Feb. 4, according to the Ohio Highway Patrol. Deputies will focus on the enforcement of speed, seat belt use and driving while intoxicated offenses.
"We have more units out on the roadways looking for impaired drivers and suspicious activity," said Bierer, who works at the Lebanon Post of the OHP. "We'll be visible."
The Warren County Sheriff's Office, which also received the grant, has 60 hours to use during its blitz period. Deputies have been on the roads since Tuesday.
Across the Ohio River in Kentucky, the state police will be out on patrol but they're also attempting to be proactive by voicing a playful, football-inspired message to motorists.
The "fans don't let fans drive drunk" campaign is intended as a reminder to be careful and make wise decisions when out at parties or sports bars Sunday.
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