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11-27-2011 09:12 PM - last edited on 11-29-2011 05:38 AM by JaneL
I bought a new Thinkpad X121e directly from Lenovo Japan in late July. Obviously, it is still under warranty.
Overall it is a great machine, and a credit to it's designers. Unfortunately it developed a screen problem (about half the screen failed with big blotches of light and dark, very clearly a hardware failure). Between the last time it was working perfectly and the time is was broken (only a few hours), I had the machine constantly in my possession and I know for a fact that it was not subjected to any mechanical stresses or impacts.
One of the reasons I have bought around 10 Thinkpads over the past decade is because of the excellent service I have received. But it appears that this excellence is no more.
My first step was to call Lenovo Japan. The service person at the other end started by denying that the Thinkpad I bought was sold in Japan, despite it having a Japanese keyboard and my having bought it from them directly. Not a good start.
After a week of "investigation" (perhaps they looked at their own website?), Lenovo finally admiited that they did indeed sell me the laptop. I then duly shipped it off to them for repair. A week or so later, they got back to me to tell me that the screen was broken (duh!) and that I would have to pay to get it repaired.
What the heck is this? The device is only five months old and has not been subjected to any unusal treatment or shocks. The only possible reason for this failure is a product defect, and Lenovo refuse to honor their warranty! Is this how they treat a loyal customer?
Apparently, Mr S of the Lenovo "Smart Center" has made a final decision and is unwilling to discuss this matter further, although he would only communicate through subordinates (more great customer service right there!).
How do I get in touch with senior people in Lenovo to complain about this outrageous treatment? I can't believe that treating customers like this is company policy. I would like to give Lenovo a chance to rectify this outrage without having to resort to civil action.
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Any pointers? Is there any way for customers to complain to senior management at Lenovo?
Serge1410 can help you get your case escalated. Typically, LCDs don't fail with blotches - that is a sign that the LCD had become damaged, often by some kind of impact or stress and some cracks also often accompany this symptom.
It is rare that this could spontaneously happen, but if you are confident that the system was not subjected to stress or accidental mishandling - dropping or impact, picking it up by the LCD / Lid, packing in a backpack between books, etc, then definitely press your case via the escalation.
There is a due process and review of these kinds of situations, and we appreciate your bringing this to our attention.
I thought I'd report an update. Sadly it is not very positive.
Serge_1410 was very helpful, and I pm'd him all the details he asked for immediately. He replied to me on Dec 2, promising that a customer service rep would contact me "within 2-3 business days".
Then nothing happened. No emails, no phone calls, no voice mails. Nothing.
On Dec 13, I pm'd Serge_1410 again but I haven't heard back from him yet. Perhaps he is overloaded or on vacation? I'm hoping by moving back to the public board I can elicit some response.
I'd like to thank Serge_1410 and Mark_Lenovo for trying to help out. But after over two weeks, customer service hasn't contacted me. This is appalling. Given that my original problem was also about appalling service, this really makes me wonder just what is going on at Lenovo.
Can anyone help me out here? I'm trying to be constructive, but I feel I'm being treated poorly.
Well, it has been over one month since my original message. Lenovo has made promises to contact me, but unfortunately nothing has happened. The Lenovo reps on this board are great but they are clearly being let down by some of the suckiest customer service I have ever seen.
I think it is reasonable to return to the same question I started with. How does one complain about appalling customer service to Lenovo? Obviously, going through the usual customer service channels doesn't work because the problems are there. Does anyone have contact details for the CEO or other high level executives? Does Lenovo care about their customers at all? Do they understand the value of their reputation, and how easily it can be lost?
Do I have to resort to legal action to get their attention? I would much rather have a constructive dialog, but that is pretty hard when no-one will talk to you...
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I just finished a case with Lenovo Complaint team... They brought a long the slowest set of communication arrays I have ever witnessed. I usually had to wait 3-4 some times 6 weeks for a simple reply, I ended up real mad about it. It took over 6 months to settle a fairly simple replace/refund case. After I had a long talk with the local Lenovo support team (who where real helpfull all along), they told me the... (OK its getting complicated... Anyways) the complaint team are known for this and there's actually many complaints about the complaint team..... ?????? wth?
I intent to write a complaint about the complaint team and the UNUSUAL lack of communication. I will address mine for the local/national head/leader of Lenovo. And I hope they will pass it on.
Sadly there has been no response to my reperated requests for communication with a Lenovo representative. As I look at this forum I see dozens of complaints similar to mine of appalling customer service. Is this what Lenovo has come to? Do Lenovo employees not realize that this is how great companies start to fail, by first losing their customers?
In the interests of being constructive, I plead again for Lenovo to respond to my messages. If I don't hear anything in the next week I will be reluctantly forced to prepare the paperwork for litigation. I will keep this board informed as to progress.
Come on Lenovo! We can still sort this out amicably. All it takes is to talk to me.
Bump. After over 2 months of NO RESPONSE from Lenovo, I will be filing civil suit next week. Guys, this is the WORST customer service I have ever seen. I expect the judge will agree with me.
I am still amenable to sorting this out amicably if Lenovo will deign to contact me before I file suit. Afther that, I'll be looking to recover all damages.
I am ahving similar problems with their customer services department in Indonesia and Thailand. The one who does reply is so junior she has no idea what to do and when I asked several times about the contact details of her manager, she sends me the names but with no cintact details, go figure how some people think!! In any case, the issue I've had with a brand new Lenovo started almost immediatly after I bought it. It's a Lenovo idea B 320. after weeks and weeks of trying to get them to respond to my emails to get engineers over, they finally came over and changed the monitor. a few weeks later, the machine stopped working, weeks later, they came and changed the CPU. I had to work from an internet cafe for awhile while they were doing wahtever they do not to respond to their customers. Now the problems continue, I acnnot long on properly, and the back of the monitor gets so hoy after having the computer on for 30 minutes, I dare not leave it on for longer. Imagine how that affects my work. Lenonov response is unprofessional, late and basically they don't know what they'tre doing. I am asking for my money back since I can't imagine how I can trust a machine that has done nothing but frustrate me and affect my work in a bad way. Anuyone out there who can suggets what I can do to deal with this once and for all. I know one thing for sure. I will never ever buy a Lenovo or recommend it to anyone.
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Actually, we are seeing immigration reform because the Dems have figured out the days of voter fraud are numbered, and they need to get some new voters lined up.The Repubs, in their never-ending quest to be liked, are foolishly playing the "we´re not bad guys, see we want to legalize you illegals too".Repubs - the newly legalized illegals still won´t vote for you. Can you afford to p*ss off those of us that will?
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#1, it´s not foolish for the GOP to try to find ways to attract and reassure Hispanic voters. George W. Bush did comparatively well with Hispanics. There´s no reason we cannot again. Alicia Colon and others have pointed out that they should be a natural constituency for us. Most Hispanic citizens support the basics of reform. They worry about jobs, strong defense and the economy, good schools, available medical care just like anyone else. Those are our priorities, not the Democrats.
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Obama will most likely get his way on immigration reform, the media will insure it. Democrats will probably own the Hispanic vote just like they own the black vote. Sure some assimulated second and third generation Hispanics will and do vote republican. The great majority of Hispanics coming over our borders were raised in a country that is stronly socialist, and many are coming here for the freebies. These people will vote democrat. It is no accident that the large majority of Mexican-American politicians in Texas, especially the south half of the state, are liberal democrats. We have elected some conservative Mexican-Americans to the house, but they seldom last more than one or two terms, and the Mexican-American majority elect a liberal to replace them.
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You are right, #3. I never understood why Bush was such a promoter of the Hispanic vote.Better than two-thirds will (and do) vote Democrat.They want the freebies, and they get them.
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What reform? They´re pushing for amnesty to those who snuck in illegally. No enforcement of the law means more will come or half of those here won´t bother to file papers...I mean, why bother?
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I agree with Rush, the Dems especially Obama want the issue to beat the GOP over the head with, not a solution. Whenever there is movement toward a solution the Won throws a wrench in the deliberations. Trust me, he wants to blame Republicans more than he wants true immigration reform.
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Gimme gimme gimme. The newest waves of illegal alien invaders are 95 percent democrat. By the time some 2nd and 3rd generation hispanics became Republicans, another 50 million democrat illegals will be here to connect to the social welfare life line. A cave on amnesty won´t net the Republican Party even one new hispanic voter. Therefore, the fastest way to marginalize the GOP forever is to grant amnesty.
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# 5 --- haven´t you noticed that every thing the Dems ever do always has the phrase "reform" in front of it.That shows they are "trying" to fix something that is actually not broken.
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Broken promises... broken borders...and just plain broke.That´s the Bamster´s legacy. Own it, Obie.
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Hispanics are not going to vote for the Republicans in the future because they caved to Obama and the liberal Democrats in regards to another amnesty.Regarding the potential new Democrat voters coming out of any amnesty. There are 11-20 million illegal aliens here now. Most are poor generally uneducated people, who earn low wages, have large families, and who come from socialist oriented countries. Most will need forms of government assistance to survive here and they will vote for the Democrats to ensure that they can access those benefit and social service programs.Obama and the media, especially the ethnic and immigrant media that operates in immigrant communities will ensure that Obama and the Democrats get full credit if an amnesty does pass. Everybody will be hearing, many times over, how master politician Obama whipped the wimpy Republicans into line and got the amnesty through the Congress.As a result the Republican share of the Hispanic vote will probably gravitate upward from about 27% to about 32% and in the years ahead the Democrats will pick up at least 10 million or so new voters. With that many new voters the Democrats will ensure that the Republicans will have committed long-term political suicide and are no longer able to win national elections.
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Make immigration reform his legacy issue? Frankly, I think Obama´s "legacy" is fairly complete already...Let´s see, our undocumented chief executive has so far managed to1) Cripple America´s domestic automobile industry (2) Put our world-class healthcare industry on the road to ruin (3) Greatly weaken our armed forces at home and overseas (4) Brought the wheels of deliberative government to an almost complete standstill (5) Run-up our national debt to an all-time high of over $16,000,000,000,000.00 and climbing, thereby driving our nation´s once thriving economy to the edge of a fiscal cliff disaster (6) Given aid and comfort to America´s sworn enemies around the globe (7) Made a mockery of The United States Constitution and our systems of laws and (8) Conducted himself as a complete incompetent bufoon, for the most part, on the national and international stage!...Did I miss anything?
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John Ascuaga's Nugget celebrated their achievements and supported the dreams of these graduating seniors during its 53rd annual scholarship awards luncheon.
Scholarships of $1,000 each were awarded to students representing all areas of northern Nevada, including students graduating from Sparks, Reed and Spanish Springs high schools.
Scholarship winners represented a wide variety of interests and backgrounds, and some students will be the first in their families to pursue a college education.
"You'll be so glad you shouldered the wheel, completed your course and met your goal," said Stephen Ascuaga, chief operations officer of the Nugget. "It speaks to the talent, hard work and brain trust represented by these students. We're looking forward to seeing where all of you will go."
Many students will attend the University of Nevada, Reno, while others are headed to Stanford, Gonzaga and Colorado State, among others. They will pursue degrees in many different fields, including medicine, biology, chemistry, business, nursing, engineering, teaching, music, journalism and ecology.
Alexander Fiannaca, from Spanish Springs High School, was one of the scholarship recipients.
"I will be attending the University of Nevada, Reno in the fall," Fiannaca said. "I will be majoring in biochemistry and my goal is to attend medical school."
Sparks High School scholarship recipient Juan Lara described his plans for the future.
"I plan to study business, but I have not decided whether to pursue a degree at UNR or the University of Texas," Lara said.
Maureen Choman, the scholarship recipient from Reed High School, was unable to attend the luncheon.
The Nugget scholarship program is one of the longest-running academic achievement programs in Nevada. Applications were reviewed by the Nugget Scholarship Committee and winners were chosen based on academic achievement, financial need, community involvement and activities outside of school.
Since the program began in 1956, more than 500 local students have benefited from more than $400,000 in college scholarships.
Two $1,000 scholarships were also awarded to Basque students in honor of the Ascuagas' Basque roots, called the "Sorospen Award." John Ascuaga sought to provide "sorospen," or the Basque equivalent of "help or aid," to students who overcame challenges during their academic and childhood years in order to attend college.
The Sorospen Basque scholarship winners are Oscar Zambrano (Hug High School) and Anna Moreno (Pershing County High School).
This year's scholarship winners are:
Juan Lara, Sparks High School
Maureen Choman, Reed High School
Alexander Fiannaca, Spanish Springs High School
Lydia Peri, Carson High School
Margaret Nelson, Churchill County High School
Matthew Barnes, Damonte Ranch High School
Bret Remington, Dayton Valley High School
Kristin Lovell, Douglas High School
Jalisca Whelchel, Eureka County High School
Vase Bari, Fernley High School
Anna Koster, Galena High School
Teava Noy, Hug High School
Savanna Richards, North Valleys High School
Bryan Cholico, Lowry High School
Tyler Mendiola, Manogue High School
Logan McCoy, McQueen High School
Shelby Graham, Pershing County High School
Audrey Hoel, Reno High School
Charles Mann, Smith Valley High School
Lacie Young, TMCC (Reed High)
Robert Barrington, Virginia City High School
Diane Mar, Wooster High School
Rebecca Nolan, Yerington High School
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Periodontitis -- an infection of the gums that destroys the tissue and bone supporting the teeth -- is associated with the development of kidney disease and end-state renal disease (ESRD) in patients with type 2 diabetes, doctors report.
Dr. Wendy A. Shultis, of the National Institutes of Health, Phoenix, Arizona, and studied 529 type 2 diabetics living in the Gila River Indian Community who were at least 25 years of age and had at least one periodontal examination.
Of the 529 subjects in the study, 107 (20 percent) had none/mild periodontitis, 200 (38 percent) had moderate periodontitis, and 117 (22 percent) had severe periodontitis, and 105 subjects (20 percent) were toothless at the start of the study.
A total of 193 subjects showed signs of kidney disease, within a median follow-up period of 9.4 years. During a median follow-up of 14.9 years, 68 subjects developed full-blown renal disease.
Moderate and severe periodontitis and toothlessness predicted the development of kidney disease a dose-dependent manner. In adjusted analyses, people with moderate gum disease had a 2-fold increased risk of kidney disease and those with severe gum disease had a 2.1-fold increased risk.
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It's not 100% sure I'll be attending Animazement (though I'd like to, a lot of things will depend), but I figure if I can get some of this stuff set up, I'll be more likely to be able to afford the convention ^^;
As of now, we have a hotel reserved for Friday-Sunday (so, two nights). I believe we are in the main hotel (I apologize, my mom made the reservation, and I'm at work with no access to it). Right now it's just me (24, female) and my mother in the room. We asked for two beds, but there's never any guarantee.
If you're looking to room with us, we're pretty easy about who we take. We have no rules on gender or age. We will not allow alcohol in the room, and of course, it's a nonsmoking. Beds go by necessity first, than first come first serve. If you really want a bed, you may be stuck sleeping with a strange (just be prepared). I usually recommend bringing a blanket and pillow just in case. The cost will be split among everyone in the room. If you're only looking for one night, that's fine, you'll only pay for that one night (sorta thing). We generally keep pretty stable hours at the con, going to bed around midnight-2 am area and getting up at 8 am. We ask that you respect everyone in the room, and even if you want to come in later, please be quiet about it.
Tentatively, I'd just have my cosplay stuff with me, but if I get into AA (currently waitlist), I'd have that stuff with me, too. Still, there is room, we just ask that you pack as concisely as possible (as we do). We also bring a cooler, so we can add a couple drinks or snacks in for people.
Okay, basically, this is one loong drive for us (although, I have done longer many occasions). We head out from NW Indiana, not too far from Chicago. Typically, it's about a 13 hour drive. As you imagine though, we pass through a LOT of different areas. We are happy to carpool with anyone along our way, or who can get to our starting point (I will arrange to pick you up from train/bus stations within reason if you want to go from starting point). For along the way points, we ask that you meet us at a gas station or restaurant just off of the highway, so we don't have to deal with trying to find places we don't know. We basically cut down through Indianapolis, and then drop around Columbus, OH, if you want to map out our route and see if you are on our way.
If you do ride with us, gas, tolls, and parking will be divided based on when you get in the car. Also, we ask that you pack as light as possible, since although we have a mini-van, it's quite easy to overload it when you have multiple people and their luggage. Despite everything, even with my AA bins, we tend to not have a lot of stuff (since I usually take smaller cosplay to the farther distance cons).
My Policies...
So, if you are interested, I DO have some policies that may seem a little crazy, but they are necessary to protect everyone who shares in the cost.
*IF you decide to room or ride with us, you will have up to two weeks prior to the convention to tell me otherwise. If you do NOT inform me of a change prior to that, two weeks before the convention I give out official quotes on prices which will NOT go any higher at that point. So, even if afterwards you decide to drop out, you will still be required to pay your share. It is not fair to tell people within that short time period that they will be charged more. If anyone is added, you will be informed at the convention, or when we pick you up, and you will be charged LESS accordingly.
*I require a cellphone number so we can contact each other at the con/on the way. If you do NOT have a cell phone, you WILL be required to prepay at the 2 weeks notice.
*Prepay is not required if you have a cell phone. For prepay, up until a week before the convention, I will accept Paypal. Two weeks before the convention I can accept Money order, as well. At the convention, I will ONLY accept cash, so have the amount prepared. I will NOT accept personal checks for any reason.
...well, if I haven't scared ya off yet and you're still interested, please let me know~
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Hi, I was wondering if you still have room for someone. I was going to room with some friends but they decided not to go this year.
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Yeah, we should still have room. I'm trying to find anyway to help cut costs, anyways, since without AA this is gonna be a really hard con for me to go to, but I totally wanna see Kotoko! Feel free to IM me off forum to discuss it more~
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hey, I was wondering if you still had room for another person. (sudden change of plans) I keep to myself and respect others' belongings. I'm a guy btw.
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Yeah, I believe we still have room. Feel free to PM me, or IM me from my profile info, and we can talk about it more X3
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Around the world in 8 fashion weeks: Toni Francesc Spring 2013
Over the years since Style Wylde was first invited to cover the collections in New York, there are a few designers who are admittedly, favorites. In the early days, these designers were names we had never heard before that dazzled us with their unique and hyper-creative points of view. As the seasons went on, these names remained favorites by consistently creating beautifully executed, highly imaginative collections that perfectly balance creativity, beauty, and a deep understanding of what women of the world want.
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Unveiled during Barcelona Fashion 080, which wraps today, the Toni Francesc Spring 2013 collection 'Gypsum' epitomizes everything for which the designer is loved. Conceptual, without crossing over into 'costume', the collection was inspired by "crystals and stones... plaster in its mineral state... balance, fluidity and femininity."
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A single word best describes what companies considering Asia as an incentive destination will find: deals. "Currency devaluation, a cause of economic hardship for much of the region, has turned Asia into a real bargain for long-haul visitors," says Rosvi Gaetos, secretary general of the Asian Association of Convention and Visitor Bureaus.
Richard White, director of sales, North America, Hyatt International, expects this trend to continue into the year 2000--and beyond. "Everyone has become much more flexible, and prices have come down farther than they were a year ago," he says.
Here's what's new in Asia, by country:
China Between Beijing's historical importance and Shanghai's emergence as the financial capital of the East, China is achieving significant status as a meeting and incentive destination. Putting Shanghai in the international spotlight is the Fortune 500 Global Forum, which will come to the city's new world-class convention center this month.
Another reason for China's emerging importance is its "can do" mentality, according to Marko Podkubovsek, president, Networld, Inc., Parsippany, N.J. As a key participant in the Destination China luxury consortium, Networld is the North American sales agent for Air China, the airline of the People's Republic of China, and for Kingsway Incentives, the first privately owned DMC in China.
For incentive groups, Networld offers eight-night programs in Beijing and Shanghai including air, five-star luxury hotels, and all attractions for $1,769, with upgraded programs at the Shangri-La or Palace (Peninsula Group) in Beijing and the Shangri-La and/or Hilton Shanghai for $2,227.
Hong Kong Though Hong Kong's currency is pegged to the U.S. dollar, it has not escaped Asia's financial woes. "Hong Kong is still very much a bargain, and given the current economic situation, everybody is in a negotiating mood," reports Mark Barrett, until recently the Chicagobased director, U.S. and Canada, for the Hong Kong Incentive and Convention Travel Bureau.
Shaken by a 27 percent drop in conference and exhibition business and a 35 percent drop in per capita spending in the first half of 1998, Hong Kong has launched a program for meeting organizers called "Hong Kong Value Plus," offering up to 50 percent off accommodations through 2001 at 40 major hotels (30 percent during high season in May, September, October, and November). Other features include 30 to 40 percent savings at the two major exhibition venues, specially designed souvenirs for overseas participants, airport signage, and even cultural performances.
Indonesia Indonesia's tourist arrivals dropped by nearly 30 percent in the first half of 1998 because of the rioting in Jakarta last May and November. Since then, reports Noel McMahon, executive assistant manager, Bali Inter-Continental Resort, "There has been a lot of quoting, mainly for the year 2000, but little has been confirmed."
With 17,508 islands, 352 languages, and 210 million people (the fourth-largest population in the world), Indonesia is just 53 years old. Greg Johnson, a New Yorkbased travel consultant who's familiar with the region, says the American press is "quite negative because they don't understand [the country.] It was suddenly thrust into globalization and all of the problems of the financial community of Southeast Asia.
"Right now you can't stretch a dollar farther than in Indonesia," he adds. "As far as hotel rates are concerned, everything has been negotiable and will be forever, because it's a country of bargaining."
Japan "In many cases, we are told that hotel rooms here are less expensive than in New York," reports Bruce Kanfer, director of marketing and sales for the Japan Convention Bureau. He attributes this to a more favorable exchange rate, as well as the increased competition among air carriers--JAL, ANA, American, United, Continental, and Delta. The result, he says, is a "new affordability," with companies viewing Japan as a new option with lower prices.
Though hard hit by its own economic downturn that included an estimated 30 percent drop in corporate functions in 1998, Japan continues to promote its 45 major "International Convention Cities." And for the third straight year, the Japan National Tourist Organization will host the International Meetings exhibition November 8 to 15.
Korea Like the rest of Asia, Korea is beginning to emerge from the recent economic crisis. Yet, with prices averaging less than before 1997, Korea continues to be a value-for-money destination. Corporations with ongoing economic ties to the Far East are starting to visit Korea. One example is Strong Capital Management, Menomonee Falls, Wis. A couple of years ago, company President Richard Strong issued a challenge to his employees: When the firm reached a goal of $23 billion in managed assets, he personally agreed to take every employee on an inspection tour throughout Asia. Though the Asian economic landscape had declined by 1998 when that goal was reached, Strong kept his word and did two back-to-back eight-day charters to Korea, Malaysia, China, and Thailand, for 225 and 175 employees respectively.
Top government officials, including Chang-Yol Lim, governor of one of the county's largest provinces, welcomed them to Korea. Because economic development was high on their list of priorities, the company representatives visited the financial district that houses Samsung, Daewoo, and Hyundai. Other popular attractions included the Kyong Pok Palace, home of President Kim Dae-jung, and the Museum of the Korean War.
In January, the Chicago branch of the Korea National Tourist Organization, led by David Parker, marketing manager, became the official U.S. promotions office for meetings, incentives, conventions, and exhibitions. To promote its expanding venues (such as COEX Seoul Convention and Exhibition Center, opening in June, 2000, with over 400,000 square feet of exhibition space and two Inter-Continental hotels, including one opening in October), Korea has initiated "Convene in Korea in the New Millennium." The program lasts through 2000, although events already confirmed receive benefits regardless of when they occur. Incentives are available to international organizations attracting more than 300 attendees with at least 100 overseas participants for a minimum three-day event; and to events with 150 overseas attendees for a minimum of two days. The package includes site inspection tours, discounts of up to 40 percent on sleeping rooms, discounts on meeting facilities, and more.
Macau Though Macau becomes a Special Administrative Region of China on December 20, few changes are expected, says Peggy Petarka, marketing manager, North America, for the Macau Government Tourist Office. Long a popular day trip for visitors from Hong Kong, Macau has three first-class hotels: the Hyatt Regency, Westin Resort, and Mandarin Oriental. Other conference facilities include the multipurpose Macau Forum, with its new Tourist Activities Center; the new Cultural Center; and the University of Macau.
Prices in Macau are "reasonable," according to Art Swygard, manager, Asia Pacific, for Coherent, Inc., a Santa Clara, Calif., laser manufacturer. Swygard recently brought 30 of the company's Asiabased representatives to Macau because he wanted something "less frantic" than Hong Kong. The group stayed at the Hyatt Regency Macau because it was located away from the area's casinos.
Malaysia Though Malaysia reported an 8 percent overall downturn in 1998, Zainal Kasim, commissioner for the Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE) in Los Angeles, projects a 7 to 8 percent rebound in the overall economy by 2000. For the near future, however, Kasim characterizes meeting prices as "very competitive." To coordinate conventions and exhibitions nationwide, MATRADE has developed a one-stop conference reservations office in Kuala Lumpur, the Malaysia Convention and Exhibitions Booking Center.
Singapore Buoyed by the Asian currency devaluation, U.S. and European meeting and incentive groups are making up for the shortfall in Singapore's total visitor arrivals. In 1998, as overall visitor arrivals declined by 14.4 percent, convention delegate attendance rose by 14.6 percent and incentive arrivals increased by 25.4 percent.
"The current economic situation here makes the business more competitive, and rates are a very good value," reports Patricia Davis, director of marketing at the Grand Hyatt Singapore.
With the GlobalMeet 2000 program, organizers who book an event in Singapore during 1999 and 2000 (the three-year programactually began in 1998) are entitled to incentives including discounts from hotels, airlines, travel agencies, meeting venues, cruise operators, and restaurants.
Thailand In July 1997, Thailand's currency decline began Asia's downward spiral. Since then, Thailand has been buffeted by severe cutbacks in budgets, with two overseas government tourism offices closed and others downsized.
Nevertheless, Thailand's economic situation is slowly improving. International visitor arrivals rose by just over 6 percent in the first half of 1998.
One indication of the upturn is the country's recent designation of a U.S.based meetings, incentives, conventions, and exhibitions manager for the Tourism Authority of Thailand, Boyd Christenson, based in St. Paul, Minn. Christenson says the stabilization of the baht and the improvement to Bangkok's infrastructure (including a light-rail system, the beginning of the new airport, and its 40,000-plus hotel rooms), signals that Thailand is serious about attracting new business.
This attitude appealed to Alan Fogel, director of administration and finance for INCLEN, Inc., Philadelphia. At the Shangri-La Bangkok, Fogel was able to negotiate an all-inclusive rate of $150 per night for 450 participants, including three meals a day, two coffee breaks, use of the main ballroom for plenary sessions, and seven additional meeting rooms with audiovisual equipment.


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Monday To Sunday From 08:30 AM To 07:30 PM
Neighborhoods: Civic Center, Northeast
Good Pho Ya! – A friend of mine took me here 4 years ago and I've been going back ever since. Although it's a lot more well-known(busy..put your name on the list) and the price as gradually increased the quality of food remains the same and that is delicious!
I usually stick with the #9 and imperial rolls, which are delicate and delicious, most other pho spots prepare theres a bit more on the greasy side, not here, no way.
The soup hits the spot in and of itself, especially after a squeeze of lemon,a couple jalapenos, a squirt of saracha a dollop of fish sauce and a dash of pepper..nothin wrong with customizing things to your liking, my boyfriend is big on adding fried eggs to his :? go figure :) Either way don't be detered by the neighborhood it's got character!
Another over rated yelp find. – I walk in and am seated. Something smelled spoiled, literally. Someone handed me a menu and two minutes later a lady with a frown on her face asks me what I want, I'm still obviously looking at the menu. I say Ok because I actually can read and talk at the same time. I order large Chicken noodle Pho WITHOUT chicken intestines for $6.95. I ask for an imperial roll, frowny lady asks me if I want order or one piece. She shows me that I can either get a full order of three Imperial rolls for $7.95 or I can get them individually for $2.15, really a no brainer. Also I ordered a Saigon export beer for $3.50.
First I taste the Pho, I never season my food until I've tasted it, and it's bland. The chicken is rubbery and full of gristle. They bring it with a little tray with sliced Jalapeno's and a lemon wedge. I squeeze the whole lemon wedge into it; throw all the peppers in and a healthy squirt of hot sauce for good measure. After stirring it for a bit it turned out pretty good but I feel like I did more to make that soup than they did.
Then there's the Imperial roll, it was the smallest one I'd ever seen. It was about the size of a Farmer John's breakfast sausage after it's cooked, a rip off even at $2.15.
The beer was different, much maltier than the typical Asian lager.
Ski – Several things to beware of at this place:
1) Don't order the steamed chicken rice plate because they RIP YOU OFF!! The steamed chicken in my boyfriend's order was a small chicken wing and the carcass/back part of the chicken which was mostly bones, skin and a thin layer of meat. My guess is they used all the meat from the breast and legs for their famous chicken pho and hence created the steamed chicken rice plate as a way to dispose of the rest of their chicken. I hope this review can save someone out there from being ripped off like I did. I paid $6.25 for freaking chicken bones!
2) I like their chicken pho, but didn't like that they secretly added $1 to my bill when I asked for a little more soup in my pho!!! This means my "small" pho plus the extra charge for the soup ended up costing me more than a LARGE pho. Again, RIP OFF!! My guess is, the large pho they offer is no more than presentation in a larger bowl and a few more spoonfuls of soup!
Now, having said those above, I do like the chicken pho at this place, so I give it the 3 stars. I just hope my review will prevent other people from being taken advantage of by this establishment. Turtle Tower had just lost many returns from this customer. Hope that extra $1 is worth it to them. And maybe one day, they can learn to dispose of chicken bones in the trash, and not to their customers!
Best pho evvvverrrrrrr! – This is def. my favorite rest. in the city... actually anywhere. They are only open during the later half of the day so try to get there during their hours of operation. Sometimes there is a line outside on the weekends (its that good)... so get dropped off and get a number as your friend looks for parking~ Chicken noodle soup is the best I've ever had... broth is super tasty :)
Great Pho! – I spent 1 month in vietnam, the pho at this place as great broth and fresh noodles. Breats 99% of the places I visited in vietnam.
Editorial Review by Joanna Currier – Serving Northern Vietnamese pho (noodles), rice plates, imperial rolls and other inexpensive specialties, this no-frills restaurant anchors Little Saigon's northwest corner.
Yummy chicken pho – I remember stumbling on this place 4 years ago when it first opened before anyone knew of it. It was an empty place as I sat there eating what will become SF's favorite and most popular pho places around. An earthquake occurred, making a loud boom startling me and the restaurant owner. We stopped for 3 seconds, stared at each other, waiting...nothing else happened. We continued on, me eating, she cleaning. The pho is that good! The broth is yummy, the chicken soft and moist, the noodles never clumped together like they say. Today this place and the new one on Geary Street are always packed with a waiting list for one reason...it still serves the best pho in town!
Best Chicken Pho (soup) around! – This place has the best chicken pho I have had...not loaded down with salt, instead they rely on the flavors of the chicken and spices to give it a delicately delicious taste.
I highly recommend this place...but be warned, busy for lunch during the week, closed Tuesdays and they close at 730 nightly.
Great chicken noodle soup! – popular dish here is the chicken noodle soup. broth is not MSG and the noodles are so fresh. good place to eat on a cold San Francisco day.
The most authentic Hanoi style pho! – Here is a true style of pho from the city of Hanoi in Vietnam. Turtle Tower helps bring back the authenticness of pho, which orginated in Hanoi. They preserve the quality and the ingredients, which make pho taste so great as it does at Turtle Tower Restaurant. They do not give out bean spouts or basils because the vegetables alter the pureness of the broth (which is the best part of pho). Additionally, vegetables cool down the temperature of the pho (which defeats the purpose of having a hot bowl of soup to sip on). Try it out...if you don't like it, you don't have to come back. But if you don't try it, you won't know if it is good or not! IT MIGHT JUST BE THE BEST YOU WILL EVER HAVE!
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Annual to tree
Leaves basal or cauline, alternate to whorled, simple to compound
Inflorescence: 1° inflorescence a head, each resembling a flower, 1many, generally arrayed in cymes, generally subtended by ± calyx-like involucre; flowers 1many per head
Flowers bisexual, unisexual, or sterile, ± small, of several types; calyx 0 or modified into pappus of bristles, scales, or awns, which is generally persistent in fruit; corolla radial or bilateral (rarely 0), lobes generally (0)45; stamens 45, anthers generally fused into cylinder around style, often appendaged at tips, bases, or both, filaments generally free, generally attached to corolla near throat; pistil 1, ovary inferior, 1-chambered, 1-seeded, style 1, branches 2, generally hair-tufted at tip, stigmas 2, generally on inside of style branches
Fruit: achene, cylindric to ovoid, generally deciduous with pappus attached
Genera in family: ± 1300 genera, 21,000 species (largest family of dicots): worldwide. Largest family in CA. Also see tribal key to CA genera: Strother 1997 Madroño 44(1):128. See glossary p. 25 for illustrations of general family characteristics.
Annual from slender taproot, ± hairy (but appearing glabrous)
Stems generally simple or branching in lower half of plant, erect, generally flexible, glabrous to hairy, green to reddish
Leaves generally narrowly linear, ciliate, green
Inflorescence: heads radiate, disciform or discoid, nodding in bud, solitary, terminal; peduncles slender; involucres 37 mm, generally bell-shaped; phyllaries in 23 generally equal series, lanceolate to (ob)ovate, green, margins widely scarious; receptacle naked
Ray flowers present or 0, or corolla reduced to tube; corollas white, yellow, or reddish
Disk flowers fewmany; corollas yellow to reddish or maroon; style tips linear, acute
Fruit 1.53 mm, oblong-fusiform, generally compressed, generally hairy; pappus of 020 fragile, slender bristles
Species in genus: 6 species: CA
Etymology: (Greek: five bristles, from pappus)
Reference: [Van Horn 1973 Univ Calif Publ Bot 65:141]
Stems 26 cm, hairy at base and below heads
Leaves < 3.2 cm, 1 mm wide; upper surface sparsely hairy; lower surface glabrous
Inflorescence: heads < or = 23 per plant; peduncles soft-shaggy-hairy; involucre ± bell-shaped; phyllaries elliptic to obovate, glabrous
Ray flowers 03; ligules 02 mm, white or corolla reduced to a yellow tube tinged with red
Disk flowers 634; corollas 5-lobed, yellow or reddish
Fruit: pappus bristles 0, 3, or 5, not expanded at base
Chromosomes: 2n=18
Ecology: Grasslands, woodlands
Elevation: < 900 m.
Bioregional distribution: North Coast Ranges, Sierra Nevada Foothills, Great Central Valley, San Francisco Bay Area, South Coast Ranges
Synonyms: Chaetopappa e. (A. Gray) D.D. Keck
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Ray flowers: ligules well developed, white; corollas not reduced
Disk flowers yellow
Ecology: Habitats of sp.
Elevation: < 670 m.
Bioregional distribution: South Coast Ranges.
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I never really see people talking about it much on here.
I liked it, it's not their best album ever but I like the overall sound of it, and I think it's a little better than Raditude. I really like Memories and Represent. I always listen to Represent before I go out and swim a race, it gets me really pumped up.
What did you guys think of it?
Views: 81
Hurley reminds me of Pinkerton without awsome drum fills.
I think it's their most consistent album in the past decade. I can listen to it all the way through without cringing/pressing the skip button (looking at you Where's My Sex although i do like the melody of that chorus). Ruling Me, Trainwrecks (and the fact it features Alex from Phantom Planet gets bonus points here), Unspoken, Run Away, Hang On, Smart Girls and Time Flies are all very solid tracks. Memories and Brave New World get a little less love but are this enjoyable (still I absolutely love the bridge in the latter).
I absolutely love Hurley! I didn't get around to buying it very soon after it came out, but once I heard it I fell in love! I am only slightly weary of Smart Girls and Where's My Sex, but I do see the merit in them. I think that the best improvement in this album is the lyrical quality compared to Raditude and The Red Album (overall...I still think there are some pretty awesome lyrics in TRA but not necessarily as a whole).
hurley was pretty cool. and so was pinkerton all the way. but i wouldnt say that they sound similar
Little Mikey said:Hurley reminds me of Pinkerton without awsome drum fills.
i had (past tense) mixed feelings. the first time listened to it i was afraid it was going raditude (listened to it once, went into my room and went into mourning) all over again.
so when i first heard it i was a little tentative. i got up to smart girls, heard the drum machine start and just gave up. i moped around for a couple of days and listened to blue on repeat all day. then about a week later my friend, who knows im a weezer addict, sadid "bro how sweet is hurley?!"
"not very."
"WHAT!!! am i a bigger weezer fan than you?!"
"then go home and listen to hurley a hundred times until you like it!
and i did. and i started to genuinely like it. not because my friend questioned my weezer loyalty, because its a solid album. my contempt for the "mtvish" memories faded, and i somehow started to like smart girls. and after all of my doubt, i was completely converted.
and my experience with hurley made me question my judgement of raditude. maybe i was to quick to judge? i am yet to give raditude a second chance, there was too much heartbreak, but i am going to start over with no prejudices and am going to ignore the fact it features lil wayne. i've learned jumping to conclusions can be dangerous.
so long story short, "what do you think of the album hurley?": it rocks.
Yeah I like Hurley, but the 100 times thing really ruins the story. Also, Weezer fandom has nothing to do with liking everything. Heck, most Weezer fans hate 80% of the bands music.
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If you spin something 100 times trying to force yourself to like it, you'll usually be able to.