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ANDREWUNIONSHERBOURNEBAYVIEWCASTLE FRANKYONGE-BLOORWELLESLEYCOLLEGEDUNDASQUEENKINGBESSARIONBROADVIEWCHESTERWEDNESDAY NIGHTLESLIEPAPEOLD CUMMERORIOLEDONLANDSGREENWOODCOXWELLDON MILLSWOODBINELAWRENCE EASTMAIN STREETDANFORTHVICTORIA PARKELLESMEREWARDEN05.09.2012 P. 04KENNEDYMIDLANDSCARBOROUGHMILLIKENAGINCOURTSCARBOROUGH CENTREMCCOWANEGLINTONGUILDWOODGas price data courtesy of torontogasprices.com / weather statistics courtesy of Environment Canada and airqualityontario.comFORECASTTONIGHT8 P.M.23ºCMORNING6 A.M.20ºCAFTERNOON3 P.M.26ºCSUNSET: 7:46 P.M.SUNRISE: 6:46 A.M.GASLOWEST GTA PRICE:124.9TOP VALU1161 KINGSTON RD.AVG. GTA PRICE:129.2EATING IN:CRANBERRY APPLE BRAN MUFFINSISLINGTONCORN ROAST, MARKETAND HERITAGE FAIRMontgomery’s Inn4709 Dundas St. W.Enjoy a grand bake sale, localproduce, good old-time music anddisplays from west-end heritageorganizations.www.toronto.ca/museums-eventsTomorrow, 5-8 p.m. / FreeST. ANDREWBINDAAS: INDO, JEWISHCANADIAN YOUNGPROFESSIONALS TEAM UPTryst Nightclub, 82 Peter St.Celebrating the fusion of Israeliand Indian music culture.www.sizedoesntmatter.com/bindaasTomorrow, 7:30-11 p.m. / $20($15 in advance)WOODBINEMONARCH PARK TREE TOURMonarch Park, 115 Felstead Ave.A guided tour of the park and thesurrounding community. Explorethe beautiful urban forest canopyand learn about the trees andthe benefits they bring to thecommunity.www.yourleaf.orgTomorrow, 6-7:30 p.m. / FreeON SCREEN MOVIE NIGHTS:FERRIS BUELLER’S DAY OFFMississauga Celebration Square300 City Centre, MississaugaGrab some popcorn and take in the1986 cult classic starring MatthewBroderick under the stars.www.mississauga.ca/portal/celebrationsquareTomorrow, 8-10:30 p.m. / FreeST. 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WEDNESDAY NIGHT05.09.2012 P. 05MAKING CROSSINGS SAFERFOR PEDESTRIANS IS COMPLICATEDBy JOHN MICHAEL McGRATHAlong Steeles Avenue inVince Crisanti’s Ward 1(Etobicoke North), cars areregularly found driving at 70,80, even 90 km/h.Where Steeles meetsGihon Spring Drive,pedestrians regularly dartacross the street to catch aTTC bus or visit the longtermcare home on the northside. This is why, this pastMarch, council voted to put acrossing at that intersection,despite objections.“We’ve got ourconstituents to worry about,”says Justin Hane, executiveassistant in Crisanti’s office.“If somebody gets hit bya car, it’s terrible. If theylook back and find out thatthe city’s been trying todecide whether to put astreetlight there or not, we’repotentially in a legal risk.”So with Crisanti’s urging,council voted 32-1 to installa crosswalk that staff (andfiscally conservative Ward3 Councillor Doug Holyday)said wasn’t necessary. Butthis small argument – or theoccasional statistical spikein pedestrian fatalities –raises a broader question inToronto: what makes a safepedestrian street crossing?Unfortunately, the answerseems to be “it depends.”Many of the roads we’vespent the last half-centurymaking safe for drivers aredangerous for pedestrians.According to AndrewFurman, associate professorat Ryerson University,many of our roads weren’tdesigned with human naturein mind.“The worst-case scenariois if you imagine streetfurniture that’s been putthere either accidentally orfor strategic reasons – wastebins, mailboxes, newspaperboxes, any physical objectthat blocks the line ofsight – that’s where a lot ofaccidents are documentedas occurring,” says Furman.“Especially on ... let’s callthem more suburbanportions of the GTA.”Obstructed sightlinesare regularly associatedwith collisions betweenpedestrians and motorists,with right-hand turns beingespecially dangerous. Theother commonly dangerouscrossing is when there’sno crossing at all (as therestill isn’t at Gihon SpringDrive). Since pedestriansare unwilling to walk a halfkilometreto, and then ahalf-kilometre back, from astoplight when all they needto do is cross the road, they’llfrequently jaywalk.But adding a crosswalkisn’t always the solution,either. According to NikoYiannakoulias of McMasterUniversity’s School ofGeography, in some cases,adding signage can actuallymake a crossing moredangerous for pedestrians.“If you’ve got a bigroadway and you add someminor controls, you mayactually increase the numberof collisions on the roadway,”says Yiannakoulias. Thereason, he says, is thatSUBMIT ASTORY SUGGESTION1. Send a story idea to:tonight@openfile.ca2. We assign aprofessional reporter3. Read it next week int.o.night OR online @toronto.openfile.ca/LATEST STORY REQUEST“Is anything being doneabout ticket scalping inToronto?”pedestrians may suddenlystart using a space thatthey’ve never used before.“It’s kind of perverse.”But it’s a balancing act.Too many controlled stopsand drivers will start to avoidthe controls, either runningthrough stop signs or overcongestingother streets,possibly putting pedestrianselsewhere at risk.Both Yiannakoulias andFurman point to someexamples in cities outsideNorth America for moreradical examples of howpedestrians and motoristscan co-exist, such as thewoonerfs of the Netherlands,streets in which pedestriansand cyclists have legalpriority over motorists. Thewoonerfs and other designchanges pioneered by HansMonderman included manymeasures that would seem tomake roads more dangerous– narrowing them, removingsignage – but Monderman’swork suggests it’s safer whenpeople on the streets actuallyhave to negotiate with otherusers instead of relying onthe design of the road.“A lot of signage, symbols,these abstract symbolswe’ve devised to deal withall the needs of peopleusing space, is so abstractthat I do kind of side withMonderman’s thinking,”says Furman. “Maybe notwith the particulars of howhe’s solving each individualproblem, but in general I doagree that we have to designholistically.”Furman would like to seecities find more creativeways to manage pedestriancrossings. “It’s aboutlooking to find a way tomake something wonderfulhappen, where now it’s notso wonderful.”Meanwhile, the peoplewho live and work aroundSteeles Avenue and GihonSpring Drive will continueto wait until later this fall fortheir new crossing.OpenFile.cais community-powered news.Photo by allaboutgeorge via flickrHILL ON SPORTSSAM HILLTDSBINCREASESPERMIT FEESIn a city where the topofficial was elected on aplatform highlighting hisdevotion to youth sportsorganizations, I wasdisappointed to learn thatthe Toronto District SchoolBoard recently sent a letterto all TDSB permit holdersinforming them that it notonly decreased the numberof gym hours available forsubsidized public use, butthat it has reclassified theorganizations entitled tosuch subsidies, with theresult that some will seetheir rates increase – insome cases more than 43%.Under the TDSB’sCommunity Use of Schoolsprogram for 2012, certaingroups may receive asubsidized permit fee ratebased on listed criteria.Scouts, Girl Guides andCadets are included amongthe entitled.Among those not entitled,however, are numerousyouth sports groups. Thenew classifications will costmost sports clubs an extra$10 an hour on weeknightsand $14 an hour onweekends for gym time.The not-for-profit groupScarborough BasketballAssociation, for example,which has over 1,000 boysand girls registered in itsprograms, will pay theTDSB $20,000 more thisseason than it did the last,money that will come rightout of the pockets of themembers.Talk about your barriersto access.Sam Hill is a sports and businesslawyer practising in TorontoYou suggest a story. We assign a reporter. Together, we shape the news. communitypowerednews

ENTERTAINMENTWEDNESDAY NIGHT05.09.2012 P. 06PRIMETIME LINEUP7PM8PM9PM10PMGLOBAL: ET / ET CanadaCTV: eTalk / The Big Bang TheoryCITYTV: How I Met Your Mother/ 30 RockCHCH: SportslineCTS: Full House / The Cosby ShowGLOBAL: Big BrotherCTV: So You Think You Can DanceCITYTV: Addicted to LoveCHCH: SupernaturalCTS: Little House on the PrairieGLOBAL: GleeCTV: So You Think You Can DanceGLOBAL: PsychCTV: The ListenerLATE-NIGHT GUESTSCOLBERT: Michael GrunwaldEllen Barkin, DemiFALLON:Lovato, Luke BryanJeremy Irons,FERGUSON:Monica PotterBob Newhart, KevinKIMMEL: Hart, Miss WillieBrownAdam Levine, MagicLENO: Johnson, GracePotterEmma Watson, JulieLETTERMAN: Chen, MatchboxTwentyLauren Graham, RobO’BRIEN:Delaney, Best CoastSen. KirstenSTEWART:GillibrandWilliam Shatner,STROMBO:Seth RogenLittle Houseon thePrairieweeknights at 8:00ENTERTAINMENT IN BRIEFchannel 9 • ctstv.comSMILE, SELENASelena Gomez poses at the photocall for the film Spring Breakers atthe 69th edition of the Venice FilmFestival in Italy today.Joel Ryan / Associated PressBy JESSE SKINNER// toromagazine.comFor more, check out toromagazine.comand follow us on twitter@toromagazineMORE A-LIST STARS ADDED TO CANCER TELETHONLOS ANGELES – More A-listers have signed on to supportthe third Stand Up to Cancer telethon.Organizers say Tom Hanks, Halle Berry, Justin Timberlakeand Sofia Vergara will participate in the hour-long TVspecial. It is set to air Friday on ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox andmore than a dozen cable channels.The slate of stars announced today also include RayRomano, Felicity Huffman, Rocco DiSpirito and MauraTierney. They’ll join previously announced participantssuch as Julia Roberts, Matt Damon, Michael Douglas,Jessica Biel, Samuel L. Jackson, Jeremy Renner, Seth Rogen,Emma Stone and Gwyneth Paltrow.PUDDLE OF MUDD SINGER TAKEN OFF FLIGHT, ARRESTEDAUSTIN, Texas – Puddle of Mudd lead singer Wes Scantlinhas been arrested in Texas and charged with publicintoxication after being removed from a cross-countryflight.Police in Austin say the pilot of a JetBlue flightrequested an emergency landing yesterday to remove anunruly passenger creating a disturbance. Details aboutthe incident weren’t immediately available. The plane wastravelling from Boston to Los Angeles.Police say it isn’t clear if the 40-year-old singer forthe multi-platinum rock band has an attorney. Contactinformation for a publicist couldn’t be found, and amessage to the band’s website wasn’t immediatelyreturned.Associated PressANIMAL COLLECTIVE: Centipede HzDomino, Rating: 4/5Animal Collective makes very weird songs about veryordinary things. Their ninth album covers family roadtrips, paying bills and the awesomeness of fruit.Though they are worshipped by a segment ofovergrown hipster children, frontmen Dave Portner (a.k.a.“Avey Tare”) and Noah Lennox (a.k.a. “Panda Bear”) takereal inspiration from the responsibilities and lifestyle ofadulthood.JENS LEKMAN: I Know What Love Isn’tSecretly Canadian, 38 minutes, Rating: 4.5/5Jens Lekman is the kind of guy you want to hate, but can’t. Hewrites songs your parents might enjoy. He takes five years tomake a record, then gives it the groan-inducing title I KnowWhat Love Isn’t.And yet there’s something oddly compelling about hismusic that stifles resentment. I Know What Love Isn’t isgood enough to earn passing comparison to Fleetwood Mac’sRumours and Paul Simon’s Graceland – pinnacles of easylisteningpop. It’s not an instant classic or anything, but whatshould be cloying sounds positively beautiful.MATCHBOX TWENTY: NorthAtlantic, Rating: 2/5While faux-grunge wuss-rock songs are fine enough to humalong to, they rarely work in long form. Like all previousMatchbox records, North wears out its welcome prettyquickly.It’s a shame, given their number of hits, that Matchboxaren’t savvy enough to update their style for today’s popmarket. Like Sugar and, tellingly, the rockabilly-tinged Radioadd a bit of sheen to their sound, but won’t be earning thema second wave of success.

GOSSIPWEDNESDAY NIGHT05.09.2012 P. 07LABELLE TO SETTLE SUITFOR $100,000NEW YORK — R&B diva PattiLaBelle has agreed to pay $100,000(U.S.) to a Manhattan woman whoaccused her of hurling curses andwater at her and her 18-montholddaughter during a dust-up overparenting in an apartment lobby.Roseanna Monk and her husband,Kevin, filed a lawsuit against LaBellelast year.The couple lives in a Manhattanbuilding where the GrammyAward-winning singer stayed whileappearing in the musical Fela!The couple’s lawyer, Sam Davis,tells the New York Post LaBellesettled the case even before beingdeposed. The Monks will donate themoney to a children’s cancer charity.Associated PressSHATNER SUEDBY FORMER EMPLOYEEWilliam Shatner’s former employeeis suing the actor over allegations heforced him to quit his job.Oscar Alfaro has filed suit in LosAngeles, claiming he was “harassedand berated” by the star after herefused to sign a waiver following anaccident on Shatner’s estate.Alfaro claims he was forcedto resign when Shatner turnedon him after he refused to signlegal paperwork excusing the starfrom any financial responsibilityconnected to his employee’s injuries.Alfaro claims he and hiswife suffered humiliation,embarrassment and mentalanguish, and they’re suing for lossof earnings and other unspecifieddamages, according to TMZ.com.tonight News ServicesSNOOKI CHANGEDBY MOTHERHOODSnooki is a “new person” sincebecoming a mother.The Jersey Shore star gave birthto son Lorenzo last month andalthough she was once known forher wild ways, she now has nointerest in partying and just wantsto be at home with her son andfiancé Jionni LaValle.Snooki – whose real nameis Nicole Polizzi – told Peoplemagazine, “When I got pregnant,everything changed. The partying islong gone. I’m a new person.“It’s a different kind of love that Inever felt before.”LaValle chose their son’s nameand revealed it was inspired by thename of a child he knew from hishometown.tonight News ServicesBIEL BONDED WITH FARRELLOVER LOVE OF POETRYJessica Biel and Colin Farrellbonded over poetry on the set ofTotal Recall.The two stars appear oppositeeach other in the sci-fi remake,and after chatting between takes,discovered they both share amutual love of verse.Farrell let Biel borrow somebooks of his favourite poems andthen they would discuss the onesshe liked the best.She revealed, “Colin really likespoetry and I’m a bit of an amateurpoet myself. He was telling me allabout different poets he likes. Hewould let me borrow a book and Iwould look at his poetry book overa week and then I’d pass it backand we’d talk about which poemswe liked best.”The 30-year-old actress insistsit is important to bond with yourco-stars at the start of a new film,adding, “When you have to havechemistry with somebody you’vejust met, the best thing to do isfind one thing about them that youreally like.”tonight News ServicesSHARK WRANGLERSNew Series TONIGHT 10HISTORY and the “H” History logo are the registered trademarks of A&E Television Networks, LLC.© 2012 A&E Television Networks, LLC and is used under license. All rights reserved.SWIFT UP FOR CMA’SENTERTAINER OF THE YEARNEW YORK — Taylor Swift will gofor her third entertainer of the yearaward at this year’s Country MusicAssociation Awards.The two-time winner is nominatedin the category with previous winnersKenny Chesney, Brad Paisley, JasonAldean and Blake Shelton.Aldean and Luke Bryan announcedthe first five categories of CMAnominees on Good Morning America.The 46th annual CMA Awardswill air live Nov. 1 from Nashville’sBridgestone Arena.The Canadian PressHISTORY.CA

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NUMBERS BEHIND THE NEWSWEDNESDAY NIGHT | 05.09.2012 | P. 10MERCEDES-BENZSales (Aug.)91,316 veh. (+4.5%)CRUDE OILPride per barrel$94.92 (-$0.38)CANADIAN DOLLARWednesday open101.2¢ U.S. (-0.24¢)For the latest in business news go to financialpost.comor pick up the National Post each morning for full FP coverage.TOMORROWSTOCK SNAPSHOTEarnings reports from Sparton Corp.and Cooper Companies Inc.(GOOGLE FINANCE)APPLE INC. (AAPL) — NASDAQYEAR TO DATE+66.7%CURRENT PRICE$674.97P/E15.87LUFTHANSA CREWS ANNOUNCE 24-HOUR STRIKEA Lufthansa passenger plane approaches the international airport in Duesseldorf,Germany, today. Lufthansa crew members have announced a 24-hour strike scheduledfor Friday.Frank Augstein / Associated PressWhat is Talisman worth?By JONATHAN RATNERjratner@nationalpost.comShares of Talisman EnergyInc. have moved higher inrecent weeks, after severalinvestors were identifiedas having boosted theirpositions in the secondquarter.This includes the OntarioTeachers’ Pension Planand hedge fund West FaceCapital, who were both keyplayers in the sale of Petro-Canada to Suncor EnergyInc. in 2009.So what is Talismanworth in a takeoverscenario?Raymond James analystRafi Khouri believes thevalue of the company’sassets under a sum-of-thepartsscenario is higher thancurrent market valuations.He pointed to Talisman’ssale of 49% of its U.K. assetsto Sinopec for $1.5 billion insupport of this view.Based on the company’sbookedreserves,unconventional resourceestimates and explorationpotential, Khouri calculatesa risked net asset value of$18.21 per share.“While net asset valuecalculations are definitelynot the be all end all insum of the parts analysis– especially on theexploration asset frontwhere there is a high level ofsubjectivity in assessments– we view this as a corecomponent of assessing thecompany’s worth,” he toldclients.Looking at asset andcorporate-based deals sofar in 2012 for regionsTalisman is active in, theanalyst estimates theintrinsic sum-of-the-partsvalue for the company couldrange between $18 and $29per share.Financial PostWatchdog group accuses Samsung of abusing workers in ChinaSEOUL, South Korea – Fresh off a billion-dollar loss in a patentfight with rival smartphone maker Apple, embattled SamsungElectronics Co. now finds itself accused by a labour rights group ofmistreating workers in China and illegally using child labour.The New York-based China Labor Watch said its investigationinto workplace conditions at eight factories in China showedsome employees were working more than 100 hours per monthof overtime and that children were knowingly employed.The group also accused Samsung of barring workers fromsitting during their shifts and said it had documented instances ofphysical and verbal abuse.The South Korean electronics giant responded swiftly to theallegations, acknowledging that poor working conditions mayhave arisen due to production demands and that a review was toimmediately take place.U.S. drops two places in global competitive rankingsLONDON – The ability of the U.S. to compete on the globalstage has fallen for the fourth year running, as confidence in thecountry’s politicians continues to decline, an annual survey fromthe World Economic Forum found today.Even though the world’s largest economy saw its overallcompetitiveness rise on the back of its status as a globalinnovation powerhouse, the Forum says the U.S.’s rankinghas dropped two places to seventh this year. The Netherlandsand Germany have moved ahead of the U.S. on the Top 10leaderboard. The report found that some aspects of the U.S.’spolitical environment continue to raise concern among businessleaders, “particularly the low public trust in politicians and aperceived lack of government efficiency.”Associated PressFind great deals on localrestaurants, events, spas,stores, attractions and more.Up to 90% offevery day!Don’t miss out! Subscribe to getSwarmJam daily deals sent toyour inbox every day.Go to SwarmJam.com and start saving!Brought to you by the

WEDNESDAY NIGHT | 05.09.2012 | P. 11WHAT’S ONYOUR TEAMSTORONTO BLUE JAYSVS. BALTIMORE ORIOLESTonight, 7 p.m. • Sportsnet Ontarioand SN590 The FANSETTING SAILBritain’s Alexandra Rickham and Niki Birrellat,centre, sail in the penultimate round of theParalympic Skud two-person dinghycompetition in Weymouth, England, today.David Jones / Associated PressMLB –NEW YORK YANKEESVS. TAMPA BAY RAYSTonight, 7 p.m. • Sportsnet OneMORE SPORTSU.S. OPEN TENNIS –Quarter-finals tonight, 7 p.m. and tomorrow,12 p.m. • (go to Sportsnet.ca for details)NFL –DALLAS COWBOYSVS. NEW YORK GIANTSTonight, 8:30 p.m. • (go to Sportsnet.ca for details)ROOKIE QBs SIGN OF FRESH AIRJEFF SIMMONSDIGITAL CONTENT EDITOR,SPORTSNET.CATimes are certainly changingin a league where it used totake five years to develop aquarterback.When the NFL season kicksoff on Sunday, there will befive rookie quarterbacksstarting for their respectiveteams, something that didn’tseem possible a decade ago.Cam Newton took theleague by storm in 2011, andbecause of the extendedlockout, he didn’t even havea full training camp or offseasonto work with hiscoaches. Andy Dalton, asecond-round pick, led ayoung team to the playoffs inhis first season.This year, the crop lookseven stronger, with AndrewLuck and Robert Griffin IIItaking centre stage.Luck’s pre-seasonperformance was spectacular,and he looks ready to step inand perform.The electric Griffin hasdrastically added life andenergy to a Redskins franchisethat appeared in disarray lastseason.In the world of professionalsports, 1999 seems like a longtime ago – just ask the BuffaloBills. Going into the 2012season, the Bills hold thedubious distinction of havingthe longest playoff drought inthe NFL. (You remember theMusic City Miracle, don’tyou?)In an effort to get back intothe post-season, the Bills builtup some key areas over theBut the best story might beRussell Wilson, the undersizedthird-round pick, whoupended Matt Flynn in theSeahawks quarterbackcompetition with hisoutstanding leadership andability to make plays on thefly. Wilson was looked at as apotential CFL player a yearago, but he’ll lead theSeahawks this Sunday.With Luck, Griffin, Wilson,Ryan Tannehill and BrandonWeeden set to start onSunday, there is clearly abreath of fresh air in NFLcircles.@realjeffsimmonsBILLS LOOKING TO GET BACK INTO THE PLAYOFFSJIM LANGOF BRADY & LANGTUNE IN TO BRADY & LANGWEEKDAY MORNINGS 5:30-9 ONsummer. The Bills outbideveryone for highly coveteddefensive end Mario Williamsand also signed veterandefensive end Mark Anderson.After last year’s issues ondefence, Buddy Nix and ChanGailey had no choice but toseriously upgrade the talenton that side of the ball.Offensively, the Bills are inpretty good shape if – and it’sa big if – they stay healthy.FARWELL’S 411MIKE FARWELL IS THE MORNING SPORTSCASTER ONSOMETHING IS MISSINGThe Omaha Lancers of the United States Hockey League arepreparing for their season opener in a brand new, $32-million (U.S.)arena. But the publicly funded project has come up a little short.With the budget now spent, officials have realized there’s nomoney for hockey nets, a scoreboard or Zambonis to resurface theice. The city has had to secure an additional $4.25 million infinancing to buy the necessary equipment.TOM TAKES OVERTom Anselmi has been promoted to president and chief operatingofficer of Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment. Anselmi has beenwith the company since 1996, and takes over a sports empire thatincludes the Maple Leafs, Raptors, Marlies and Toronto FC. Onlythe Marlies have enjoyed recent success, reaching the Calder Cupfinal last season. Anselmi told Sportsnet 590 The Fan, “We’regoing to start winning again.” Time will tell, but time may not be onAnselmi’s side in a city starved for sports success. @farwell590Led by their version of the BigThree: quarterback RyanFitzpatrick, running back FredJackson and wide receiverStevie Johnson, the Bills canscore points when everyone’shealthy.For the most part, thepieces are in place for the Billsto make a run at a playoff spotin the AFC. Whether or not theBills make the playoffs willcome down to Fitzpatrick. Ifthe Bills quarterback canavoid too many turnovers andbe consistent from week toweek, they’ll have a shot.As strange as it sounds,there’s a chance that whenthe Bills host the Seahawks atRogers Centre on Dec. 16, thegame could have major playoffimplications. Goodness knowsit has been a long timecoming.@jimlang590SPORTS FROM A CANADIAN PERSPECTIVE

WEDNESDAY NIGHT05.09.2012 P. 12NOW AVAILABLE FOR THEiPhone and iPadVISIT US ONLINE ATblogto.comFOLLOW US/blogto@blogTOTHE CITY’S BESTITALIANHOT TABLESWORDS AND PHOTOS: RICK McGINNISThe best Italian hot tables in Toronto are only open for lunch and feature menus that are virtually interchangeable, whether you find yourself in Scarborough or Mimico. Theymight be on busy main streets or cul-de-sacs in industrial parks, but you can be sure to find veal, meatballs, lasagna, pasta, steamed vegetables and sautéed rapini available foreither takeout or dining in. The predictability makes the Italian hot-table lunch very nearly the ideal comfort food, especially if you grew up eating it in the kitchen of your – orsomeone else’s – Italian grandmother, and it tastes just as good in the depths of winter as on a hot summer day. Here are the best Italian hot tables in Toronto.1 CENTRO TRATTORIA1224 ST. CLAIR AVE. W.The tables fill up fast at this deli on St. Clair’s Corso Italia,so arrive early if you want your pick of the daily specials,and make sure you try the rice ball, which reigns asone of the best in the city.4 COMMISSO BROS.8 KINCORT ST.You’ve got to know where to look for this bakery, withits unbelievably huge steam table selection: you’ll findit off to the side of Caledonia’s home design district.Commisso’s doesn’t bother with the cosmetics (or withseats, really), so you should make sure you know whatyou want from its dizzying selection.7 ZITO’S MARKETPLACE210 MARLEE AVE.Marlee Village, just by the Allen Expressway, is home tothis Italian deli and its adventurous steam table, wherefavourites like eggplant parmigiana share space withspinach frittata and the tripe that the friendly staff recommendwithout hesitation.2 TOMMASO’S TRATTORIA400 EASTERN AVE.Hidden away on Eastern Avenue on the far side of theDon, Tommaso’s boasts some of the city’s best selectionsfrom both a hot and cold table, which can be mixed andmatched. The homemade sausage with deep-fried fennelis a stellar combination.5 FRANCESCA’S BAKERY2 INVERGORDON AVE.In among the car dealerships and auto-parts stores nearScarborough Town Centre, Francesca’s has too muchfood for its steam table, lines that begin before noonand stuffed peppers the size of softballs. In short, it’s amust-try for fans of Italian hot tables.8 AGINCOURT BAKERY3059 PHARMACY AVE.Up by the city’s northern edge, this bakery hidden inthe corner of a strip mall is home to a huge hot tableselection, where you’ll find at least three pastas alongsidealmost a dozen meats and mains, thick muffalettasandwiches and a full salad bar.3 TRE MARI BAKERY1311 ST. CLAIR AVE. W.A Corso Italia institution, Tre Mari is famous for itsbread – but the hot table is open well into the afternoon.The veal, liberated from its typical presentation in asandwich, can be enjoyed with a side of rice and rapini.6 FALLINGBROOK MARKET158 FALLINGBROOK RD.Down by the Bluffs, this relatively new Italian deli isspacious enough for the strolling-pushing mothers whofrequent it, and features a concise hot table featuringtasty, plump gnocchi.9 SANREMO BAKERY374 ROYAL YORK RD.Just by the Mimico GO station, SanRemo’s is a boisterousplace at lunchtime. Here, the crowd spills out on tothe patio tables on Royal York, and the ongoing specialtyis an incredible porchetta available for sandwiches,plates and takeout.GET TO KNOW ATORONTO PATIOBOUTIQUE BAR506 CHURCH ST.647-705-0006Boutique Bar’s patio boasts people-watchingopportunities that are a step above the rest. Theslightly raised patio faces east and is lined withvoyeurs. It has been said that there actually isspace beyond the seats immediately hugging therail, but the experience offered in that section is farless entertaining.TYPE OF PATIO:SIDEWALKBEER ON TAP:CREEMORE SPRINGSPILSNER AND LAGERHOURS:MON.-THURS.:5 P.M.-2 A.M.FRI.-SUN.: 2 P.M.-2 A.M.DOWNLOADTHE FREEPATIO GUIDEIPHONE APP

SHOUT OUTSLOOKING FOR: BLACK FOLDABLE SQUAREBURBERRY SUNGLASSES. Lost August 26 aroundthe outside of the ACC or inside Union Stationtrain or bus terminal. They are prescription; allblack with BURBERRY written on the arms. Iffoundm please contact bfpc1121@gmail.com!@gotrainrider000: are you serious? Your ShoutOut claimed that you are MARRIED and one ofyour traits is “honest”! Yet you are asking for anNSA relationship with a married man?!? Whatyou should have included was you’re a sorryexcuse for a wife and enjoy effing people’s livesup. If you don’t want to be with your husband,LEAVE HIM. Or better yet, I hope he catches youand throws your gross ass to the curb. Give yourhead a shake, jackass! #realtalker101Attention FWB seekers: if you aren’t getting allyou need with your partner, set them free andfind someone who fulfills your needs, and letthem find someone who respects what theyhave to offer. Just sayin’.Anyone find my black umbrella on the Dupontbus yesterday? If so, I’d greatly appreciate itbeing turn into the ttc lost and found. –ttcgalAbusedfather: You will be a better father to yourchildren if you are happy. I’ve been in the sameboat for years and wish I left a long time ago!Good luck. feelthesameway.Shout Out to the sweet girl across from me onthe 4:53LSE train, accessibility coach/top floor,who gave her seat to the elderly lady and a youngboy – I wanted to offer you my seat (as the ladytook your offer first) but 2 people took over thestairs between us. I thought about it the entireride and should have been more assertive so youdidn’t give yours up, my apologies – I know youread the Shout Outs. BlueShirtGuyGetting back from vacation is rough! After 2weeks off travelling with my family, yesterdaymorning I lost a Sandisk silver USB key withyellow-green plastic cap containing variouspersonal and work-related documents. The stickmost likely fell out of my pocket while travellingon LSE Westbound from Ajax to Union (arrivingat Union at 7:50). Was sitting in second car fromthe end (East end). If found please return to GOCustomer Services at Union. Thanks!To Abusedfather: I have two ex wives, a childfrom each. I have reconnected with my 27-yr-oldafter 10 years apart. My 18-yr-old doesn’t talk tome. I am truly a nice guy and my exes put wedgesbetween me and my kids. Being a divorced fathermeans loneliness and guilt all for two weekendsa month. Jettison the mother-in-law and talkhonestly with your wife and if possible staytogether. Other guys in the same position put inyour two cents worth and tell your ex-wife it is arebate on your child support!!! @TheGOosopherI got on the LSE at Whitby 6:33 and found apair of glasses, “Lacoste” black rim. I’m turningthem in to the Union Station lost and foundtonight before I get on my train home. I guessyou didn’t “see” you forgot them; (snicker) -GoodDeedForTheDayDone@abusedfather: coming up on 8 yrs married. Amonth ago, I told him he had 45 days to get helpor I was out. Las week, I called family counsellingwhile sitting beside my husband and told themI wanted to leave him and needed someone tohash it out with. After my appt was booked, Ihanded the phone to him and said, “Your turn.”He made an appt. Good luck!There’s a saying: “Nice guys finish last.”Should I assume the same with girls? Iplayed the role of being naive and believingin true love after all the arguments. Peoplewho believe in karma and yet do somethingthat they wouldn’t like are damnhypocrites. Who the hell cares about marketvalue if someone already loves you?What is over stays in the damn past...–young&single@Keepinitgoin: YES!!!!! I am the lone woman nomore. :) MeLSELSERiderGirl: Is someone jealous that she hasn’tbeen praised for her beauty in the Shout Outs? Ican’t imagine any other reason for being so pettyand childish as to call a stranger out on a finerpoint of grammar. Do you feel better now, or dowe need to send you some ice cream to go withyour misery? Smart BlondeTo all those who are married and looking forNSA or FWB – you make me sick! Why are youmarried if you need that extra fun on the side?Let me guess ... don’t want to leave and have topay child support so you ruin lives instead? Geta life, a-holes!To gotrainrider000: If you are looking for an NSArelationship and describe yourself as ‘married,attractive, intelligent and honest,’ does yourhonest side exclude your husband?Wow, did @gotrainrider000 seriously call herself“intelligent” and “honest” while saying she’smarried and looking to hook up with a marriedman? wtf is wrong with you lady? I’m a drugWEDNESDAY NIGHT05.09.2012 P. 13addict and you make ME sick!!! shame on youQuestion: Do you truly believe you will feel betterif you DO get back your stuffed animals and $120“from a few years ago”?? ~ Breathe-EzTo RougeHillDiva: You’re a self-righteous personwanting to impose black and white moralson everyone else. The world is not black andwhite. Everyone is entitled to some happiness.Compassionovermorals@UltimateGold: If anyone is high on themselveslook at your handle, Ultimate Gold ... it oozes withconceit. Your so-called advice on weight loss wasa well-known statement which offered no adviceat all. You may be feeling confident because youhave a couple of followers but have you looked atthe quality of content written by them? Indeed,not much to be proud of. Ur handle should befool’s gold. Barriemake-upchicOK I HAVE to say something here. Gotrainrider000:clearly you are neither intelligent nor honest ifyou’re married and you’re specifically looking forMARRIED men for NSA relationships. Seriously, iseveryone a home wrecker with no morals thesedays?!? If you’re going to cheat, at least find asingle man and avoid destroying lives of otherinnocent women. -Apalled & ashamed for youto the fellow who i think complimented me onmy zebra pants ... spanx! :) but I’m guessing theymight be too small for you lol ps was it mondayyou saw me? whereabouts? #allaboutprintsbaby\@abusedfather: Studies show that kids fromdivorced families have lower IQs and havea significantly greater risk for depression,regardless of whether the divorce is justified ornot. Whether your kids will experience worsethan that by staying in your broken home is aquestion only you can answer. -OD@crazybag: the bags are also full and big youwonder what type of business these ladies areupto ?? leroy/;I just partied here in downtown toronto and i livein hamilton. to my shock and disbelief, i saw atleast 7 homeless men who slept on the sidewalkon richmond street between spadina and bay.people need to start hiring more people andpeople need to start caring more and maybethere won’t be any more homeless people.GOTRAINRIDER000: How do you call yourselfHONEST?? You’re trying to have an AFFAIR!Quit trying to be a little tramp, keep your legsshut, and try to honour the vows you madewith him on your wedding day. God, you’re inyour 40s, not your 20s. Get out of your midlifecrisis and start acting like a rational adult. SignedSickoftheTrampsShout Outs are submitted by readers and received via email by tonight Newspaper. Email addresses and identities are not disclosed unless requested and confirmed by readers. tonight is not responsible for any communication or actions taken based on the Shout Outs.

AUTOWEDNESDAY NIGHT05.09.2012 P. 14DODGE CHALLENGER SRT8TURNS PLENTY OF HEADS470 horsepower, 3 pedals, no B.S.By JUSTIN PRITCHARDDuring a recent week with a DodgeChallenger SRT8, I lived and breathedthe topline, two-door Dodge’s attentiongrabbingpower.The big grey beast from Michigan had 7-yearoldsstopping dead in their tracks, Tim Hortons’staff congregating at the pickup window, and nofewer than a dozen neighbours stopping in tocheck it out during a weekend camping trip.Cruise night at the coffee shop saw a monstrouscrowd form – all with questions and comments.Many more flooded in via Twitter and Facebook.Good thing I like talking cars.So, forget the standard review. Here are theresponses to the most commonly posed questionson the street about the recently revampedChallenger SRT8.Question 1: What’s under the hood?Answer: Chrysler’s new 6.4-litre HEMI SRTV8. It’s got one camshaft, 16 pushrods and an idlelike a stock car. It puts the displacement of a 12-pack of tall-boys, six gears, three pedals and 470horses to work attacking the rear wheels. Revvedup, the whole body torques to the side as if it’s gota sloppy motor mount.Question 2: Can you get an automatic?Answer: Yes – but you’ll lose your man card.Using the pistol grip shifter to bang throughthe gears is an experience unmatched in itsmanliness.Question 3: How’s she go?Answer: Very well indeed. You can feel theextra 45 ponies and increased low-end torquefrom the new, larger SRT engine. Challenger isn’tsmall or light – but it rips like nobody’s businesswhen you give it the boots. You’ll get 0-100 clicksin under five seconds, and run the quarter in wellunder 13.If your radar detector goes off, Brembo brakeswith rotors the size of pizzas stop it in a jiff, too.Note that the Challenger is considerably less funto drive in reverse, because you can see virtuallynothing behind you.Question 4: Is it good on fuel?Answer: Compared to a transport freighter,yes – but romp on it, and it’ll burn through its fuelsupply faster than an orbit-bound rocket-thruster.Mileage on my watch ranged between 12 and22L/100km, with the average landing around 16.Drive like you’ve got a trunk full of potted pansies,and you’ll probably do better. But that’s no fun.Question 5: Big American muscle cars don’thandle, right?Answer: False. As spiritedly as you could pushthis machine on a public road, it’s got heaps ofgrip and stays mostly flat and composed. Big suspensionrevisions this year make the Challengerfeel lighter and more nimble than ever, and ithides its size and weight very well.Question 6: What does it sound like?Answer: If you’ve ever heard Fourth of Julyfireworks and a chaingun simultaneously, you’rein the right ballpark.Question 7: How much?Answer: With an interior upgrade package,manual transmission, high-end infotainment system,big stereo and performance tire add-on, thetester stickered around $53,000.That’s a great deal on obnoxious, all-Americanvelocity – and access to one of the manliest carson the road.The Canadian PressPhotos by Justin Pritchard

DISTRACTIONSCROSSWORDCopyright©2012PuzzleJunction.comSUDOKUCopyright©2012PuzzleJunction.comWEDNESDAY NIGHT05.09.2012 P. 15SHOULD I GET OUTOF BED TOMORROW?ACROSS1. Almanac tidbit3. Makeup item9. Refined10. Thin biscuit11. Narrow step on old cars14. Chewy candy16. Take to the cleaners18. Word to assess certain21. Mountain lakes23. India rubber24. Type of speaker25. Road turnDOWN1. Statuette2. Religious law4. Make an accusation5. Cattle member6. Umpire7. Fragile8. Unit of energy12. Obscurity13. Clergyman15. Rattle17. Mute19. Pickling liquid20. Airport posting: Abbr.22. Cambodian coinPREVIOUS ANSWERSTODAY’S CELEBRITYBIRTHDAYSMATCH THE PERSONTO THEIR AGE*ANSWERS AT BOTTOM OF PAGERAQUEL WELCHROSE MCGOWANBOB NEWHARTWERNER HERZOGMICHAEL KEATONLOUDON WAINWRIGHT IIIAGES:70, 39, 61,83, 66, 72ARIES: Combat an ally’s tenacity. Afamily rumour causes anxiety.TAURUS: Beware those who giveaffection conditionally. Rein in yourhopeless expectations.GEMINI: You may not appreciate apeak experience. Your tactfulnesswill have an amazing effect.CANCER: A disconcerting matteris revealed. Say goodbye to adreadful situation.LEO: Someone will need to kiss youand talk about it. Stubbornnesscould break up a friendship.VIRGO: Memory loss will givesome relief. An encounter is ruinedby bad timing.LIBRA: A dilemma is followed by aturnover. Perspective is providedby a woman.SCORPIO: Having a strategy helpsyour efforts to succeed. Closure isfound in a restraining relationship.SAGITTARIUS: Existential lonelinessis the upshot of the latest crisis.A neighbour’s woes have a directimpact.CAPRICORN: A brave man givesyou pleasure. Be cautious but notfearful.AQUARIUS: Avoid making radicalchanges in your home. A joyfulreunion is coming soon.PISCES: A family member is willingto share. Grand gestures won’timpress you.Avatar VenusGUESSMICHAEL KEATON’SNET WORTHA. $30 MILLIONB. $60 MILLIONC. $90 MILLIONcelebritynetworth.comCrosswordACROSS1 Stealth6 Bird or human11 Kind of nut14 Falcon-headed Egyptian god15 Central Florida city16 Bargain bin abbr.17 Persian mathematicianknown for his poetry19 Hoops org.20 Big name in lexicography21 They’re made to be destroyed23 Exit-the-program key24 Certain decree25 Java servers26 Ukrainian-born actress whowas a Bond girl in “Quantumof Solace”31 Giamatti of “Sideways”32 Petting zoo sound33 Long Island town36 It may follow directions37 Spot for a summer nap40 Baton Rouge campus, forshort41 Chocolate source43 Lupino of “High Sierra”44 Boilermaker component45 Noted conductor whose sonplayed TV’s Colonel Klink49 Film villain with prosthetichands51 Blossom visitor52 Wriggler in the water53 Base for some muffins55 Pearl sets59 TiVo, e.g.60 What 17-, 26- or 45-Acrossmight say upon meeting 17-,26- or 45-Across?62 Prefix with politics63 Frontier abode64 Japanese menu item65 Designer inits.66 In reserve67 “Cómo ___?”DOWN1 Food, colloquially2 “Quo Vadis” setting3 Fine steed4 Flippered fish-eater with adouble coat5 “Shame on you!”6 Male swine7 Less than cordial8 E-commerce site owned byeBay9 “Idylls of the King” maiden10 Butler’s expletive11 Accessory for the fastidiousdresser12 Music genre13 Green stuffPREVIOUSANSWERS18 Priam’s wife22 Arctic seabirds24 With much room to spare26 Crude acronym27 “Doctor Zhivago” role28 Million Mom March issue29 St. Louis pro30 Suffix with beat or neat34 “Interesting …”35 Run smoothly37 Sweltering38 Rhyming tribute39 Began stirring42 Get from ___ (advanceslightly)44 Its capital is Minsk46 White House family47 Obi-Wan ___48 Examine carefully49 Evasive50 Carries on54 Costa ___55 New Year’s Eve word56 One out on a limb?57 Qatar’s capital58 Sports equipment thatdoesn’t fit in carry-on luggage61 Jest withPuzzle by Doug Peterson, edited by Will ShortzNet Worth Answer: B.Birthday Answers: Bob Newhart, 83, Raquel Welch, 72, Werner Herzog, 70, Loudon Wainwright III, 66, Michael Keaton, 61, Rose McGowan, 39

IT’S JUST ANOTHER DAYAT THE OFFICE.THE OVAL OFFICE.Enjoy the entire seriesfrom the very beginning.Weeknightsat 8PMchannel 9 toronto • ctstv.com