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On the evening of January 11, 1996, while Mitt Romney was in the final years of his run as the head ofBain Capital, Barack Obama formally joined the New Party, which was deeply hostile to the mainstream of the Democratic party and even to American capitalism. In 2008, candidate Obama deceived the American public about his potentially damaging tie to this third party. The issue remains as fresh as today's headlines, as Romney argues that Obama is trying to move the United States toward European-style social democracy, which was precisely the New Party's goal.
Rep. Jackson Jr: Raising Minimum Wage to $20 Would 'By Far Surpass' What It Was Designed For – LOL. I am worth $100 000 / hr….
Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. (D-Ill.) proposed raising the minimum wage to $10 an hour today but when asked why it should not be raised to $20 an hour Jackson did not answer directly, saying only that "even making the argument for $20 an hour would by far surpass" the goal the minimum wage was designed to reach.
…."And so paying the American people what they are worth for the work they are already doing is the priority of this legislation, and it ought to happen immediately…
…Nobel Laureate Joe Stiglitz has a new book out on inequality and he highlights that the heirs to the Walton fortune, the Wal-Mart family, the Walton family, themselves control as much wealth as the bottom 30 million Americans, the handful of people in this family control as much wealth as 30 million Americans
SO? Did they steal the money? NOPE…People voluntarily went and spend money in Walton's stores. Sometimes I am amazed by the stupid "logic"of the Nobel laureates
…It's a problem for the economy, the economy doesn't function unless the wealth is spread around a little bit better
Yeah? Lets see how equal are the people in the communist paradise of North Korea. Read below…
In autocratic NKorea, inequality assigned at birth
Education, job, access to scarce food and health care, and even whom you marry all hinge on how loyal your forebears are viewed to have been to the Kim dynasty that took power six decades ago.
The Ongoing Disgrace That Is Obamanomics
President Obama has led America into an accelerating downward spiral. Destination: Argentina.
How Obama Creates Uncertainty and Paralyzes Growth
Obama should ask himself: "Would I start or expand a business without knowing what regulations or taxes government will impose next year?"
America has been left largely in the hands of us Baby Boomers, more than 75 million strong. And even though we'll deny it vociferously, the evidence is pretty clear that we've made a mess of things pretty much across the board, in large measure due to our unwillingness to put the interests of our children first. In sum, we are selfish, entitled toads who hate our kids.
The Decline and Fall of Organized Labor
One should resist reading too much into the Wisconsin results – exit polls suggest that antipathy to recall elections themselves was the decisive factor. But certainly the unpopularity of unions in general and public employee unions in particular was a powerful subtext.
California voters deal twin blows to unions
An election night that began with Wisconsin Republican Gov. Scott Walker winning his recall election grew progressively worse for public-sector unions as California voters approved steep pension-cutting measures in two major cities.
Voters in San Diego and San Jose overwhelmingly passed ballot initiatives Tuesday to reduce retirement benefits for city workers by switching from traditional plans to 401(k)-style contribution plans. San Diego voters also approved a second proposition allowing the city to hire non-union labor on construction contracts.
A new theory says that a wave of massive technological change gave life to organized labor — and another wave took it all away
Spain too big for EU rescue fund as China recoils
As Spain edges closer to a full sovereign rescue, economists have begun to doubt whether the EU bail-out machinery can raise such large sums funds at viable cost on global capital markets.
Stores now selling 'Zombie Bullets' as police warn against new Cloud Nine drug following TWO more horrifying cannibal attacks
After the recent stream of disturbing news reports of people eating others' flesh, Hornaday Manufacturing has released bullets that promise to 'make dead permanent.'
Gonorrhea growing resistant to drugs, WHO warns
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Unions "Flip-Flop" on Obamacare
Just over a year ago, I wrote an article about Obamacare. At the time, the unions were some of its biggest supporters – but the drumbeat has changed. In 2009, the Teamsters, one of the largest and most influential labor unions, led a wholehearted campaign to support healthcare reform in an "unprecedented union effort." They encouraged their members to take action, contact their legislators, and put pressure on them for | Read More »

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sharper47 wrote:I teach algebra at the local community college and I'm trying to use Mathematica to display a set of homework or quiz problems, with an associated button for each problem to expose the answer (maybe someday to become part of a Mathematica-based textbook). These are quite simple problems (well, some of my students wouldn't agree...) and the problem I have is that Mathematica evaluates the problem and shows the answer before I can display the problem in unevaluated form. I've read the documentation on the topic pretty carefully, and have experimented quite a bit with functions like Unevaluated, Hold, HoldForm, Defer, etc, but so far haven't been able to come up with a satisfactory solution. I have also looked at the Demonstrations Project for similar stuff and studied some code from there, but still no luck. All of those focus on slightly more complex problems which don't immediately simplify (so they display as nice expressions like you want), but then you use Expand or Solve, and the numeric or symbolic answer comes out nicely.
Here's a prototypical problem (the formatting would be nicer in Mathematica, but I'm sure you get the idea):
Simplify 4x^2/(-3xy^(-3)). Answer: -4xy^3/3
As soon as I assign the problem expression to a symbol (or as a list element for a set of similar problems), Mathematica evaluates everything and all I have is the answers, when I wanted the students to do the work first... I really need a way to save the original expression and display it (nice formatted TraditionalForm), and then later force evaluation to display the answer under a button, or FlipView, or whatever. I've even tried saving the original form as a string and then using ToExpression, but there are spacing and other formatting problems that crop up when I do that...
What's the best way to do this?
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sharper47 wrote:RG,
Thanks a bunch for your help. The code snippet you cooked up is a very pretty way of demonstrating what I've discovered about HoldForm. The link you provided in your previous post looks really interesting; I am going to spend some time studying that material. It looks like it should provide everything I need and then some.
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Iron mining is significantly different than non-ferrous or sulfide mining. Because of the magnetic properties of iron and lack of sulfide, in its simplest definition, iron is mined using water and magnets to pull out the iron. And because of the extraction and mining process differences, most states which mine the majority of our nation's iron have different regulations for ferrous and non-ferrous mining operations.
Iron which has been casted has many specific uses including pipes, engines, and appliances, but most prevalent is its use in making steel. The many different steel types are comprised of almost entirely iron combined with small amounts of other metals to form various steel alloys. Steel is the most widely used and useful metal known to modern man and is used 20 times more than all other metals combined.
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While you guys want that figma, I want that life size guyver that's standing right behind them.
Guyver figma announced!
Posted 12 February 2013 - 01:15 AM
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Posted 12 February 2013 - 02:32 PM
While you guys want that figma, I want that life size guyver that's standing right behind them.
i'd agree but he looks a bit like he's an escaped mascot from a Guyver amusement park!
any chance of a translation on this?, or at least a proper one for section (2)??
i did run it through google but it only makes some sense.
the way im reading it its saying that the BFC line isnt finished and he wants to expand it and that the Figma one is an experiment that wont even come out by the end of the year? maybe im just being too hopeful though and the BFC line hes talking about is the new one not the old one...its a bit unclear to me.
Posted 12 February 2013 - 04:23 PM
more a case of, due to the BFC-MAX development, it is easier to continue with FIGMA.
If you can ask in the public forums or read it in the FAQ, do not send me a pm about it. I can bite.
Posted 14 February 2013 - 05:53 AM
Tiger and Bunny are not figma but instead S.H.Figuarts made by Bandai, still not a bad gauge on what we might be getting. I'm glad to see that Guyver is making it into the figma line as i've been bugging max-factory about that for a year or so. I still hope they will finish the BFC line and they were showing some of that line at Wonderfest so time will tell.
wow! great news!!
I have some figmas of tiger and bunny. the size of them is smaller than the bio fighter collection.
The image of the guyver figma looks to be the same size as my tiger and bunny judging by the base.
Edited by Dampiel, 14 February 2013 - 05:55 AM.
Posted 14 February 2013 - 06:26 AM
Tiger and Bunny are not figma but instead S.H.Figuarts made by Bandai, still not a bad gauge on what we might be getting.
Damn! you are absolutely correct!
I got the two words completely mixed up.
I have a thing in my head, 'begins with F and is a poseable figure' ; I got confused with the names.
maybe i can photograph these next to my gashapon's of libertus and griselda.
would that be useful to anyone?
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The paint apps in the second picture look phenomenal , it could just be the lighting though. I can`t wait to see some dynamic poses .The leg joints do look highly poseable and articulated.
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No one knows when/if they're coming out, though. :\
Posted 23 February 2013 - 09:10 AM
Man!! Looks like all our finger crossing over the past few weeks was well worth it. Sort of. Seen this news the other week, but only just now had a chance to post!! This is pretty awesome stuff, although I'm a little sad that there's no mention of the BFC line and this looks like a reboot of the series.
I'll be regularly checking the Figma release table to see when he's out:
Looking at it they're already set up till June, so expecting a July release if we're lucky. I'm personally going to hold out on this however until we know how solid the line is. With Berserk we only got Gutts & Griffiths and then no more. So my concern is they'll only do Guyver I & III and then drop the line if it doesn't sell. As much as I want to support them, I don't want another incomplete collection!
I also wonder whether they'll cover all characters from the series or just focus on "current" appearances, i.e. they may not bother with Aptom Ver.4 Full Blast, Murakami, Guyver II, ZX-Tole(Hyper/NEO), Gyuot or Plukstehrl.
Instead we may just get Figma versions of:
Guyer I
Guyver III
Gigantic Dark
And then New Figmas of:
Gigantic XD
Aptom Ver.5 Omega Blast
Guyver IIF
I think i'll be holding out for the last 4
What I'm really hoping is these Figma's are just a stop gap until the BFC line is sorted. Small scall Guyver I & II would be fine, but I don't want the new Alky to be Figma and small than my Imakarum!!
Also, I don't know whether anyone mentioned it, but some existing BFC's were shown at Wonder Festival as well. Along with Vinyl kits:
Edited by kanji_xiii, 23 February 2013 - 09:27 AM.
Posted 24 February 2013 - 05:05 PM
I don't think we will get figma versions of either gigantic but I may well be wrong. Personaly I would love to see human versions of some characters aswell as some Zoanoids. Here is an incomplete list of what I'd like to see.
Guyver 1
Guyver 3
Guyver 2
Guyver 2f
Guyver 0
Aptom as a fake Guyver
Mizuki (in school uniform)
Sho (school uniform)
Tetsuro (school uniform)
Murakami ("miami vice suit" i.e. oav version)
Agito (school uniform)
There are many more I'd like to see aswell. I know there isn't much chance of seeing most of my list and I'm fine with that. With something like Guyver there is no chance of ever getting a complete collection, as there is just too much ground to cover.
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i hope we get guyver 1,3, 2 F, griselda and aptom v5.
i think this line would be easy for them to give us a sho, agito, shizu, tetsuro and mizuki aswell as they would be much more suited to the figma lines style rather than the BFC....
however i would just like them to release G2 F, griselda and aptom v5. in BFC anyway!!!
on the release date if anyone did read the google translated interview above then they may have seen this this bit of crappy translated english that makes it sound like it will be at least winter!! so i wouldnt even be surprised at a 2014 date...
'' Guyver I
Were exhibited this time still at the experimental stage, it is likely to be quite different proportions of Maki Asai join hands.
Deployment series I do not think so. It is also because I want to expand BFC-MAX, figma and I want to go slowly.
Whether the end of the year should the release date. As soon as the time of Mr. Asai design will be. ''
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im very happy that max factory move on i think our e-mails have good result hehe
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Lamb of God -- Detroit, MI -- December 1st, 2012
The 1st band was called Sylosis. I'd never heard of them before, but they were pretty cool... a solid heavy band. I'd go see them again.
Hellyeah was next. This was my 4th time seeing them. They're definitely a band where the whole is not greater than the sum of their parts. Any band w/ Vinnie Paul on the skins & Chad Gray as the frontman has so much more potential than what Hellyeah puts forth. Nevertheless, they are a fun live band. Check your breain at the door, raise your glass, and get rowdy.
[B][U]Hellyeah setlist[/U][/B]
War In Me
Drink Drank Drunk
Cowboy Way
Matter of Time
Band of Brothers
In Flames came up next & were absolutely amazing. I've seen them a ton of times, and they are always hit or miss live, but this set was spot on. They completely stole the show!
[B][U]In Flames setlist[/U][/B]
Sounds of a Playground Fading
Where the Dead Ships Dwell
Reroute to Remain
Embody the Invisible
Cloud Connected
Fear is the Weakness
The Mirror's Truth
Deliver Us
Take This Life
My Sweet Shadow
Lamb of God headlined. It was cool to see them again. It's been awhile. Their stage show on this tour was fantastic. Cool backdrops, lights & videos. They brought tons of energy. The crowd went NUTS for them. The pit was so full that you couldn't fit another person on the floor even w/ a shoehorn. I was surprised that they didn't play more songs off of their latest CD. That's really what I was hoping for. I've seen them play the songs off of SACRAMENT, ASHES OF THE WAKE, WRATH, and AS THE PALACES BURN a ton of tomes. It was still a great show. Maybe on their next US tour they'll play more newer songs. I can't wait to see em again.
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Ghost Walking
Walk With Me In Hell
Set To Fail
Now You've Got Something to Die For
11th Hour
The Undertow
In Your Words
Laid to Rest
Black Label
I went to this show as well, and I share many similar sentiments. It was pretty damn awesome. I saw In Flames headlining back in January and thought they were really weak, but this time around they were waaaaayyy better and had a lot more energy. Getting to hear Embody the Invisible felt really good. Oh, and Lamb of God put on a great show as always. When they were playing The Undertow, during the middle of the song Randy shouted out "Negative Approach!" out of nowhere. Not sure what the point of that was, but I got a good chuckle out of it.
Oh, and Chad Gray is good at faking a southern accent.
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I gave a introduction talk to Node.js at Chippewa Valley Code Camp last weekend. It was fun and had a great turnout. I found a neat idea from Esa-Matti Suuronen called geekslides where he used socket.io in conjunction with Node to have a remote controlled slidedeck. I expanded on the idea and learned a bit from the process that I wanted to share.
I think my favorite part about presenting is that it motivates me to dive into the subject matter even deeper and wrestle with how to explain so it's simple to understand. Prepping for a talk also gives me a chance to code around with technologies I haven't played with much in my day to day work and to have an avenue to explore them and learn myself.
I hadn't dived into any of the lightweight MVC client-side frameworks yet, namely Backbone and Spine. My MVC framework experience has been mostly with ExtJS which is definitely not a lightweight. I ended up using Backbone for the presentation which was rather pleasant, simple, and produced some nice readable code.
socket.io has been a hit for many coming into the Node community. Many Node Knockout competitors used socket.io in some form.
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It is important to plan the scope of all audit and system testing engagements, network mapping is no different. A failure to adequately plan will quickly lead to being overwhelmed. Plan a risk based approach to mapping the network. Start at the perimeter and work in towards the centre, gradually gaining more and more depth as each of the systems is audited.
It is important to ask where the real value lies within the organization. This is not a job for the auditor alone and management should consider the value of the data and information assets. Work from the outside in. With each step go deeper into mapping the weaknesses associated with the organization's information assets. This should align with the following steps:
- Map the network devices and perimeter,
- Scan the internal systems and Servers,
- Test and map Databases and Applications,
- Create Images and baselines.
There are many tools that can be used to scan systems and make a network map. The best known of these tools is nmap. Nmap is available from http://nmap.org/. There are many excellent sources of information for the auditor or security professional wanting to discover more about this tool. Other then the section in the Firewall chapter of this book, the following sites should be one of the first stops in this process:
We covered using nmap for individual scans in an earlier chapter, "Testing the Firewall". In this section we look at how to automate the response and make this tool useful for reporting.
The prime limitations with nmap are its reporting capabilities. Nmap does provide output in a "grep'able" format, but there are far more effective tools that can query the data. PBNJ (this package includes ScanPBNJ and OutputPBNJ) can import nmap scan results from an nmap "-oX", XML format and provides the capability to query this data. The program is written in Perl and provides a means to instantaneously identify changes to the systems and network.
ScanPBNJ can be used directly to scan the network using nmap directly. Using nmap to scan and then import the output into ScanPBNJ requires the use of the nmap XML output format (-oX). ScanPBNJ with the "-x" option can import the results of the nmap XML report.
PBNJ is a suite of tools that provides that capacity to monitor change across a network over time. It has the capacity to save nmap results into a database and check for changes on the target host(s). It saves the details concerning the services running on these hosts as well as the service state. PBNJ can then parse the data from an nmap scan and store the results in the database. PBNJ uses Nmap as a scanning engine. It is available from http://pbnj.sourceforge.net/.
The benefits of PBNJ include:
- The ability to configure automated Internal and external Scans,
- A configurable and flexible querying language and alerting system,
- The ability to parse Nmap XML output files
- The ability to access Nmap output using a database (SQLite, MySQL or Postgres),
- The ability to use distributed scanning with separate consoles and scan engines, and
- PBNJ runs on Linux, BSD and Windows (Linux or UNIX are recommended over Windows in this instance).
By default, ScanPBNJ runs an nmap scan using the command options; "nmap -vv -O -P0 -sS -p 1-1025". This output is extremely verbose with operating system identification set. It will also not ping host by default. The options above run an nmap SYN scan over TCP ports between 1 and 1025.
It is possible to override the default options in ScanPBNJ using the "-a" switch. For instance to scan all TCP ports on the host 10.50.20.10 the following command could be used;
ScanPBNJ –a "-A –sS –P0 -p 1-65535" 10.50.20.10
The other options of the previous command include using the SYN scan option, version scanning, not pinging the host and using operating system detection. Any of the standard nmap switches and scan types may be used.
The ability to query the ScanPBNJ results is provided using OutputPBNJ. OutputPBNJ uses a query yaml config file to perform queries against the information collected by ScanPBNJ. OutputPBNJ display the results of the scans using a variety of formats (such as csv, tab and html).
A number of predefined queries have been included with OutputPBNJ. These may be used to query the nmap results. The configuration file "query.yaml" contains default queries that have been defined on the system.
By default, there are only a small number of queries are limited. It is both possible to modify the existing default queries and/or to query the database directly. An ODBC connection to the database could also be used to load data from the database into another tool.
Understanding the Map
Networks change over time. New hosts, servers and services are added and removed. Network maps are not just Visio diagrams. It is nice to have a detailed visual map of what is running on the network, but a representation that can be automatically tested and used as a baseline is better.
The map of the network is the basis of being able to see what is authorized and what is not. Even if the systems on the network are not all tested and verified to be at an acceptable level of security, the map gives a way to get there.
Think of it this way, you have a system that is baselined, but has not been tested and verified. You already have a way to know two things:
- You have a starting point to check for unauthorized changes,
- You have a set of details about the system such as a list of services that are running on the system and which operating system it is using.
Another way to see changes to the network is with a tool called ndiff.
Ndiff is a tool that utilizes nmap output to identify the differences, or changes that have occurred in your environment. Ndiff can be downloaded from http://www.vinecorp.com/ndiff/. The application requires that perl is installed in addition to nmap. The fundamental use of ndiff entails combining ndiff with a baseline file. This is achieved by using the "-b" option to select the file that is the baseline with the file to be tested using the "-o" option. The "-fmt" option selects the reporting format.
Ndiff can query the system's port states or even test for types of hosts and Operating Systems using the "-output-ports" or "-output-hosts" options.
The options offered in ndiff include:
ndiff [-b|-baseline
Ndiff output may be redirected to a web page:
ndiff –b base-line.txt –o tested.txt –fmt machine | ndiff2html > differences.html
The output file, "differences.html", may be displayed in a web browser. This will separate hosts into three main categories:
- New Hosts,
- Missing Hosts, and
- Changed Hosts.
If a new host has appeared on the network map that has not been included in the change process and authorization, it will stand out as an exception. This reduces the volume of testing that needs to be completed.
Further, is a host appears in the "Changed Hosts" section of the report, you know what services have been added. This is again going to come back to a control failure in the change process or an unauthorized change. This unauthorized change could be due to anything from an internal user installing software without thinking or an attacker placing a trojan on the system. This still needs to be investigated, but checking an incident before the damage gets out of hand is always the better option.


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Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade to Change Route
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The move from Seventh Avenue to Sixth Avenue has infuriated businesses that cater to tens of thousands of spectators who descend on the area for the hugely popular parade.
"Even Mr. Potato Head and Homer Simpson know that Times Square is a better place for a parade than dull Sixth Avenue," Tim Tompkins, president of the Times Square Alliance, which represents many businesses along the parade's traditional route, tells the Associated Press.
Tompkins says the Seventh Avenue route is lined with 50 percent more retail space and restaurants than Sixth Avenue, and also contains 7,000 hotel rooms – twice as many as Sixth Avenue, which is mostly dominated by office towers.
"I think Macy's jumped the gun on this," continues Tompkins, who says the alliance has been "in active conversation" with the city and Macy's regarding the parade route, but had not heard news of the changed route from either source.
Jason Post, a spokesman for City Hall, tells the news outlet the route will be re-evaluated after the 2013 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade when construction on the Times Square project is slated to finish. The two-year undertaking will begin in the fall of 2012, and includes repaving and curb installation.
This is not the first time the route for the largest parade in the nation has been changed. In 2009, the course was diverted from Broadway to Seventh Avenue after vehicles were banned from parts of Broadway.
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NEWPORT – Carlton Bickford, 76, of Glover, entered a not guilty plea to first degree murder in the shooting death of his friend Rachel Coburn, 72, of Barton. He was ordered held without bail. Bickford, head bowed, left the crowded courtroom with the despondent air of a man who had already been sentenced.
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NEWPORT CITY – An electric scooter caused a strong burning smell at Bel-Aire Center Friday. It was strong enough for staff at the center to call the fire department. Read about this story in Tuesday's edition of The Newport Daily Express for July 30, 2013.
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BARTON - A 76-year-old Glover man will be in Orleans County Criminal Court today to answer a charge of first degree murder. Friday afternoon, Carlton Bickford went to the Lyndonville Police Department to report that he had shot and killed a woman. Lyndonville Police contacted the state police, who responded and questioned Bickford. They then went to the home of Rachel Coburn, 72, of West Street in Barton, where they found Coburn's body inside the home.
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Gyugyuya, a recent addition to a crowded stretch of Dundas, is a rare Japanese restaurant in Toronto not focused on sushi. No, Gyugyuya is a curry house, serving up large portions of rice and aromatic Japanese curry topped with a wide variety of sizzling meats.
Curry, introduced to Japan by the English in the 19th century, has become quite popular in Japan over the past 50 or so years, and Japanese curries turn out to be not so different from more familiar varieties. Gyugyuya's take on it is aromatic and pleasantly spiced, with hints of nutmeg featuring prominently. All of Gyugyuya's curry dishes feature the same curry, and thus rise and fall with the quality of the meat.
The restaurant itself isn't especially appealing, a long, narrow space painted a deep shade of yellow. Top 40 blares in the background. Metal cups and serving dishes further add to the industrial feel. Still, it's busy, even late in the lunch hour, and people seem to be enjoying themselves.
On the advice of our server, we start with the Gyu Curry ($11.99), which features soft, flaky beef on top of rice and curry, with a cabbage salad and sliced hardboiled egg on the side. The thin strings of beef are tender and sweet, with a faint saltiness to them, and the delicious meat pairs well with the sauce.
The Karage curry ($9.99, $3.99 as a side) features fried chicken with a hard, thick exterior. It's less interesting, as the relatively flavourless breading predominates, and the chicken lacks the rich moistness or flavour that good fried chicken possesses.
The Yakitori ($9.99/$1.99) is a little better - the chicken skewer is moist with some flavourful charring, though the chicken itself is bland, resulting in a dish that is more average than anything else. Additional meats, eggs (fried and boiled) and other toppings are available as add-ons, though the curry dishes are plenty filling.
The menu is focused mostly on curry and on bowls, which feature meat over rice, sans curry. The Katsu Don ($9.89) comes with fried pork or chicken, and the pork version comes out sizzling. It's almost schnitzel-esque, with a thin breading that allows the tender and delicious pork to shine. It's all topped with a fried egg that adds some welcome moisture and texture, and thick strands of cooked onion add sweetness, though the dish doesn't come together in quite the same fashion as the curry, though the individual elements are strong. The side salad and miso are, however, standard-issue.
Gyugyuya bills itself as Toronto's first restaurant specializing in Japanese curry, and with its bold decor and meaty dishes it does stand out. The underlying elements should be familiar to curry fans, though: It's a regional take more than a curry revolution. As with any cuisine, some things work out better than others. Avoid the underwhelming chicken dishes and stick with the beef and pork and everything should work out fine.
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Every time I go to Japan I have curry a couple of times. Usually just hit up Manpuku or Tokyo Kitchen here in the city, but I'll try this place once.
Some of the stuff seem to cost on the expensive side. I know I sound cheap but I've seen places where they serve the same stuff for $6-7
If ppl say manpuku is better, they take the stuff premade, that's why it's cheap. The stuff they use are low qaulity ingridents. Doesn't mean it's bad, it's great for ppl with tight budget. And Sid is a smart and cool guy.
If ppl say CoCo House is better, move to Japan and don't come back. Yes they are amazing, unless you can convince them to franchise one in Toronto, then this is what we have. I'm glad that there's acutally someone even willing to venture a curry house in Toronto when all people here know about Japanese food is sushi, ramen, and izakayas.
The prices are basically downtown prices. To people who are refusing to try this place because they need to know if it's run by Japanese people: who cares? Curry's origin isn't even Japanese. I know Italian restaurants run by Brazilians, Indian restaurants by Caucasians, Mexican place by Chinese, and they're all superb. But that won't convince you.
The design is Brazilian inpsired. When I first saw them renovating, I thought they were Chinese run. But once you're inside, you can connect the theme.
I would recommand this place. They're only a little over a month old, not even two months into their business. Go try it out.
that kaiju place is a Vietnamese joint hence the inauthentic flavours
but hey authenticity??pfft who cares?
PS: Japanese curry?? just go to any Japanese restaurant in town including Tokyo Grill
So basically what you are saying is you are not Japanese. People authentic Japanese curry at Japanese owned restos like Manpuku or Tokyo Kitchen in or near downtown
PS to Actually Ate here: lol at your chinese people make Mexican food or vice versa or whatever you said
Heard of raijin, Santouka or Udon bushi or Tokyo Grill or Teppan Kenta or Ju???


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You sent me instructions earlier on how to use this on my iphone but all I get when I try to install the outlook app is "Safari cannot download this file". Please either send me some instructions to trouble shoot this; call me at 713-825-2513 to walk me through it; or cancel my subscription and refund my money. This is supposed to make my life simpler, not more complicated.
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Hi There,
The Outlook plugin is for Outlook For Windows, which is why it would not install on your iPhone.
You can either search the App Store on your phone for "Todoist" and install from there, or this link will take you to the same place. http://todoist.com/iphone (just click on Get The App)


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Specializing in oil painting and whimsical drawings, unusual and everyday sights are what I love to paint. Still life studies, vintage scenes, landscapes, remembrances, beloved pets and those animals which touch our hearts have unique meaning to me.
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I have been fortunate to receive many awards during the years I have been painting. In 2013 I received first place award for my oil painting titled 'Carolina Cove' from the Fine Arts Festival sponsored by the Arts Council of Moore County in North Carolina.
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The NU Archives, usually considered a secluded hangout for those in the know, welcomed a record number of researchers in October (which, incidentally, is Archives Month!). Among these were 50 undergrad and grad students from three different courses—in American Studies, Anthropology, and Film Studies—who were required to dig into the Archives' files and boxes of NU-related historical materials in order to complete their research papers.
Each student spent at least a couple of hours in the Archives Reading Room (a few seemed to spend every waking moment here). Research into NU's history has become even more exciting now that they have the digitized Daily [2] at their fingertips and can easily search for relevant articles without having to page through the hard copies.
[1] http://www.library.northwestern.edu/libraries-collections/evanston-campus/university-archives
[2] http://nucat.library.northwestern.edu/cgi-bin/Pwebrecon.cgi?BBID=6375925
[3] http://www.library.northwestern.edu/related-pages/archives-northwestern-university-archives-archives-month-primary-source-northwestern


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