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We always install Flash Player using the .MSI installer. It allows us to use tools to remotely, and silently install it directly from a server location without having to copy the file to the remote pc.
We download the latest version from "http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/distribution3.html"
The latest version on this download site is listed as v11.4.402.278 so I downloaded it.
However, when you install the .MSI installer, the resulting version listed in the Windows installed programs is v11.4.402.267. Notice the difference in version numbers!
When we install Flash Player, we always do a 'version check' before installing. Since the .MSI installer is installing the "wrong" version, it's not possible to correctly do a version check to verify if the target computer already has the latest version installed.
I don't know that anyone from Adobe will ever read this email, so I doubt they are aware that they have a problem on their download site with the offline .MSI Flash Player install file. But I thought I'd ask if someone here might know an alternate location in the Adobe infrastructure to download the offline installer for the Flash Player .MSI file that actually installs the correct version number? Thank you.
The latest Flash Player version is 11.4.402.278.
I downloaded the Flash Player msi (both ActiveX and plug-in) from the distribution page, and it installed the correct version. (11.4.402.278)
However, the Flash Player version written in this page is incorrect. We are updating the page.
Hi Sunil. Thank you for the reply. I'm not sure I understand what you mean by the version written in this page is incorrect? Are you referring to the version number that shows up in the list of Windows installed programs?
I'm running Windows 7 on my workstation. I just now downloaded both the ActiveX and Plugin version of the .MSI installers again. After I install them both and I go into Windows Control Panel - Programs and Features, it shows v11.4.402.267 is the installed version. This is the version number that I am referring to that is incorrect.
I did notice if I install the .EXE versions of the ActiveX and Plugin, it "does" show the correct version number of v11.4.402.278 in the list of installed programs in Windows. However, we only use the .MSI installer, which is what we are having a problem with.
EDIT: If you hear when these downloads get updated with a fixed version, can you please post that here? I will check the downloads frequently, but I'm guessing it will take some time before new files are put out there.
Hi KHemelman,
Thanks for bringing this to our attention. It looks like we forgot to update the version string in the .msi. As Sunil mentioned, the version string that Flash Player reports (11.4.402.278) is correct. We'll correct the problem with the msi the next time we release an update.
Edit: Just to be clear, the incorrect version string in the msi is the one reported in the add/remove programs control panel.
Hello Chris. Thank you for the update. I'll discuss it with our folks and see if they want to download this update or wait until the next one. Is there a place to find a "revision history" for Flash Player so we can review them to know the changes from one version to the next? We're primarily interested in security updates between versions and use that as a determination on how important it is for us to update our computers.
We have revision information in our readme's and I also maintain an "Announcement" forum for runtime updates that you can subscribe to here:
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This release was simply a result of changes to our build process. There were no code changes made and no need for you to update your client systems.
You said "We have revision information in our readme's and I also maintain an "Announcement" forum for runtime updates that you can subscribe to here:". But the latest announcement on that page is from 4 weeks ago, the 8/21 announcement of Adobe AIR 3.4. Where is the announcement of Flash 11.4.402.278?
If I check the "Adobe Flash" version online at http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/ it does show me as having the current version, so it's just an MSI buglet. A simple registry fix will correct that for our version testing software.
For the plugin (I don't install the ActiveX player) on XP 32-bit,
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
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Thanks Chris. As GeoAppsTucson mentioned, the revision info is a bit behind at the link you posted. So I have to ask where I might find the readme's you reference?
I have the same question, but it appears since this is a build difference only with no code changes, release notes would be redundant. Confusing though, especially when people ask whether or not this update should be installed. With nothing to reference, we didn't know what to tell them. I'm having no problems with the prior release so will hold off until a security update (with release notes) is issued and will advise the same with our forum members.
This is also addressed here: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1072691?tstart=0.
Hi SMSTechSR. It looks like you reported the same thing I did. Because we couldn't identify what was in this update, we've chosen to bypass installing it and not have to deal with the version bug.
The MSI could be fixed by using ORCA or similar if you need to distribute.
However I agree it may be best to bypass this version.
As far as I can see this issue has not been fixed (first reported 19th September) and is still causing confusion for organisations that try to distribute automatically.
I wonder why we have such a delay?
As mentioned before, this will be fixed in our next update. Look for this becoming available in the next week or so.


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Ameresco will help Battle Ground schools become more efficient with $3.9 million contract.
The Battle Ground School District will work with Ameresco Inc. on a $3.9 million energy savings performance contract that will be partially paid for by a $1 million grant and some $322,000 in rebates from the Clark County Public Utility District.
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tried out Who Songs last night. Took my mom to have a nice dinner on the deck. Waiter was very nice. We placed our order and waited an hour to get our simple meal. When we got our meals we didn't have silverware, so we asked if they could get us some. We waited 10 minutes and absolutely noone brought us silverware. The cooks also completely screwed up our dinner order. So we walked out. Of course at that point they want to "help". I haven't been there in years and heard it was a good place to eat again. Couldn't be more wrong. Will NEVER return!
Waste of Time AND Money! – Haven't eaten there for a few years. What Happened??
I orfered a soft taco with shredded beef. The waiter asked if I wanted the rice and refried beans with it and I said ok. When I got the plate, it was a hard crisp taco and what looked like a small amount of rice and beans. After complaining (waiter said I ordered the hard shell; my husband said I didn't), he brought me a soft shell taco with shredded beef (about 4 small pieces of tough beef). The taco was not rolled up, ; same shape as the hard crisp taco. Was not good at all,. And the PRICE?? Don't waste your Time or Money.
Fantastic service. – Food was excellent and our server Maria was very personal and energetic made the dinning experience very enjoyable.
Favorite Place for Mexican in Vancouver! – Firstly, not sure about the experiences described by the other reviews - we have been going to Who Song's for over a decade and never had a bad experience.
The food is excellent. Try the Chicken Flautas. They are served with jalapeno jelly and a smoky chipotle sauce and are out of this world. I always get the Mango Margarita, which is always blended to perfection.
Who Song's has a great happy hour menu as well. In the summer, it's the perfect spot to spend an afternoon on the deck. The wait is sometimes long, but well worth it. I have never had anything but friendly service from a waitstaff that has stayed pretty consistent over the years.
Poisoned! Margaritas and mexican food sounded like a great plan for a beautiful Saturday. We choose Who songs because it is located on the columbia and we wanted to enjoy the sun deck. The food was horrible! The margarita tasted like sweet and sour mix with a hint of tequila. The bill came $58.00 for 4 shitty drinks and a flat plate of nachos, Im talking super skimpy not like the heaping mass of yummy goodness you get at lets say Matador. So I wake up at 4am with a raging headache followed by vomiting for several hours. My Sunday was ruined and I even missed work monday to recover. The place was filthy, I wised I had left when I noticed the soap dispenser broken in the womans bath room. Don't waste your time or money.
What Happened? – This used to be such a fun place. Our kid's loved it, the waiters would sing and it was a great place for a birthday party. I don't know what happened but the sevice is horrible, the restuarant is dirty/messy, the food is inconsistant. On busy nights it seems so chaotic, like no one is in charge. It's too bad because Whosongs used to be unique.
Nasty soup. – I make excellent tortilla soup and like to try Mexican restaurant's versions. I would not serve this to a 90 year old. Nothing about it was mexican. GROSS!!! When I asked why there was no tortillas in the "TORTILLA SOUP" the waitress said, "we don't have any" She says, "at least I put some cheese in it" hmmmm .....nice
Terrible Service – Lunch took us over an hour and a half. It was just me and my two kids. I had to go in and get our own napkins, silverware, and soda refils. My daugher finally got her cheese quesidilla almost an hour after we got there and after my son and I had finished the meal. No manager or anything ever came by. For the first time I LEFT NOT A PENNY for a tip.
The only thing that saved us on the kids having a melt down is all the birds they were feeding the chips to.....lol
Decent food, bad wait time – I've been to Who Song & Larry's many time haven grown up here in Vancouver. Sure, like any other restaurant you have wait times. Everyone has a limit to how long they will wait and if you have "reservations" you don't want to wait long, nor should you have to. During a Mother's Day brunch, my sister mother and I had reservations for 10AM. We arrived a little early and waited for over an hour. People coming in after us were getting sat first. We were livid. We ended up leaving. The food is ok. Certainly not the best in town but not the worst either. Their servers are terrible how ever. I think it would be a good place to get a drink on the weekend but as for making it a regular dining experience, I'll pass.
HORRIBLE FOOD & SERVICE, FILTHY AND NASTY – This used to be good! Haven't been in 4-5 years but what a disappointment! The place was filthy, including greasy crud all over the salt & pepper shakers. When I pointed this out to the "manager," he scraped off the crud on the salt shaker with HIS FINGERNAIL! EWWWWWWWW We waited to be seated for 15 minutes with no one in the restaurant except one other table. The bathroom smelled like a sewer with standing water on the floor. I ordered steak fajitas but what I got was raw, shredded beef as if I don't know the difference ??? !!!??? The beans were cold, the rice was hard and the meat wasn't steak or even cooked through. This plate cost $18. I am appalled. THIS PLACE HAS TO BE IN VIOLATION OF EVERY HEALTH CODE! When I asked to speak to a manager, I waited 20 minutes!! There wasn't anyone in the restaurant! NASTY. What happened to the quality and cleanliness of the place? HOW ARE THEY IN BUSINESS??? I hope the free market pushes these crooks out of business before someone catches a disease.
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April 10, 2012
NHL Playoffs, First Round
Pittsburgh Penguins vs. Philadelphia Flyers
by Tom Awad
Hockey fans should be thrilled that we are getting another playoff series between the Pittsburgh Penguins and the Philadelphia Flyers; the only disappointment is that it is occurring so soon, in the first round. Thanks to the absurdity of guaranteeing a top-three seed to each division winner, the Florida Panthers (!) are the third seed and will have home-ice advantage against the Devils, while the vastly superior Penguins and Flyers battle it out.
None of which diminishes the intensity of what we are about to witness. These two teams are more than geographical rivals: they hate each other, with the Flyers' summer signing of Jaromir Jagr the latest jab in the constant conflict between these two teams. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia are, along with Boston and New York, the Eastern Conference's powerhouse teams, and there's a decent chance that whoever emerges victorious from this series will go as far as the Stanley Cup Final; in fact, between them, these two teams have represented the East in three of the last four Finals.
Pittsburgh's Offense, Geno and the Return of Sid
Pittsburgh Penguins Offense: +54.8 GVT (Rank: 1st in NHL)
Philadelphia Flyers Defense: +2.6 GVT (Rank: 11th in NHL)
Philadelphia Flyers Goaltending: -11.2 GVT (Rank: 23rd in NHL)
There are no two ways about it: the Penguins are the NHL's most explosive offensive team. The chemistry between Evgeni Malkin and James Neal this season was phenomenal: Malkin made a mockery of the scoring race and Neal finished eight in the league in points and fourth in goals. All of this took place even though the Penguins' best offensive defenseman, Kris Letang, missed 31 games and Sidney Crosby only suited up for 22 (of which the Penguins won 14). The Penguins scored 13 more goals than the second-best offensive team, the Bruins. As often happens when a team is firing on all cylinders, several players had career years offensively: Chris Kunitz' 26 goals, 61 points, and 12.5 GVT were all marginally better than his previous bests, and Pascal Dupuis bettered his career best by 11 points, even though both of these guys are in their thirties. As long as Crosby is still healthy, this is the NHL's strongest collection of forwards. It helps that they are also one of the NHL's elite puck possession teams: at even strength, they outshot their opponents by 359 shots, second only to Detroit.
This success was quite a contrast with the disappointment in Philadelphia. The Flyers made a big deal last summer of jettisoning Mike Richards and Jeff Carter in order to make room to sign the biggest fish in the goaltending market: Ilya Bryzgalov, who had posted three good seasons out of four in Phoenix. Needless to say, this is Philadelphia and goaltending, so Bryzgalov struggled out of the gate and criticism mounted; his backup, Sergei Bobrovsky, was even worse. Bryzgalov eventually improved: his save percentage in February, March, and April was a superb .928, more like what the Flyers were looking for when they signed him.
They will need him even more since their franchise defenseman, Chris Pronger, is out with concussion symptoms, his career in doubt. Luckily, the Flyers still have a deep defensive corps, with Matt Carle, Braydon Coburn, and Kimmo Timonen all capable of playing 21 to 23 minutes a night, and with the exception of Coburn on the power play, both special teams.
Advantage: Pittsburgh Penguins
The Flyers' breakout stars
Philadelphia Flyers Offense: +41.8 GVT (Rank: 3rd in NHL)
Pittsburgh Penguins Defense: +12.2 GVT (Rank: 6th in NHL)
Pittsburgh Penguins Goaltending: -13.1 GVT (Rank: 24th in NHL)
Amazingly, this series will feature two of the three most likely candidates for the Hart Trophy as league MVP. Malkin is an obvious choice, but another that's almost as convincing is Claude Giroux, who took the opportunity afforded by the departure of Richards and Carter to become "the man" for the Flyers. Giroux had a phenomenal year, finishing third in the NHL in points and second in assists, while playing all roles for the Flyers. He is a complete player in the mold of Pavel Datsyuk. Giroux, Scott Hartnell, and Jaromir Jagr were an excellent line, finishing 1-2-3 in Flyers scoring; they also drove the power play (more on that later). Another player who rose to prominence was Wayne Simmonds, who came from the Los Angeles Kings as part of the Richards trade. Simmonds scored 28 goals and 49 points, career bests, thanks to a regular shift on the power play. Overall, the Flyers were the league's third-best offensive team.
Pittsburgh's team defense was also quite good: they averaged only 26.9 shots against per 60 minutes at even strength, fifth in the league. The Penguins top four of Letang, Paul Martin, Brooks Orpik, and Zbynek Michalek was very solid, despite missing almost a full season (69 games) between the four of them.
The Penguins were much weaker in nets, but this was not the fault of Marc-Andre Fleury, their #1 goalie, who was quite good with a .913 save percentage and 12.9 GVT; rather, the fault lay with backups Brent Johnson and Brad Thiessen, who combined for an atrocious .876 save percentage. Tellingly, the Penguins were 42-17-4 with Fleury in nets and 9-8-2 without him.
Advantage: Philadelphia Flyers
Pittsburgh Power Play vs. Philadelphia Penalty Kill
Pittsburgh Power Play: +3.5 GVT (Rank: 9th in NHL)
Philadelphia Penalty Kill: -4.0 GVT (Rank: 19th in NHL)
It's always been a mystery to me why the Penguins' power play isn't better than it is. Not specifically this season, nor even last season, but for the majority of the Crosby-Malkin era the Penguins power play has oscillated from mediocre to passable; in fact, this season is the best it's been in the last four years. Yes, the Penguins converted 19.7% of their opportunities, good for fifth place, but they also allowed an abominable 10 short-handed goals against. The main drivers weresurprise, surpriseMalkin and Neal; Neal led the league with 18 power play goals, while Malkin and Neal were second and fourth, respectively, in power play points with 34 and 30. Steve Sullivan has created a late-career niche for himself as a power play specialist and was strong with 21 PP points. Letang, when healthy, was a much more effective quarterback than Martin; this was probably the only time the Penguins missed Alex Goligoski. Needless to say, the power play unit was stronger with Crosby in the lineup.
The Flyers' penalty kill was slightly below average, but don't blame the penalty killers: they only allowed an average of 41 shots per 60 minutes, the third-lowest rate in the league. In an interesting twist, the Flyers' best penalty killer was Maxime Talbot, a former Penguin signed by Philadelphia last summer. Unfortunately, the Flyers goaltenders provided them with an awful .847 penalty-killing save percentage. Hopefully that was a small sample size, as Bryzgalov never struggled on the penalty kill in Phoenix.
Advantage: Even
Philadelphia Power Play vs. Pittsburgh Penalty Kill
Philadelphia Power Play: +6.6 GVT (Rank: 4th in NHL)
Pittsburgh Penalty Kill: +18.5 GVT (Rank: 3rd in NHL)
While many see the Flyers as a bunch of bullies, they are in fact a reasonably-disciplined team, having taken 16 fewer penalties than their opponents. They still got the most power play opportunities in the league, 335, and proceeded to maximize them with a league-leading 66 power-play goals, almost half of which (32) Giroux assisted on. Giroux was the league's preeminent power play threat, with a league-leading 38 power play points. He turned Hartnell into a power play scorer; Hartnell's 16 power play goals were second only to Pittsburgh's Neal. Jagr, Timonen, and Simmonds all chipped in as well. Imagine how good the Flyers power play could have been had they gotten a full season out of Pronger.
Luckily for them, the Penguins' penalty kill was, if anything, better this season. They killed off 87.8% of their short-handed situations and even scored 11 shorthanded goals. The main contributors were Dupuis, Jordan Staal, and Zbynek Michalek, although Brooks Orpik, Craig Adams, and Matt Cooke did their share as well; and, if all else failed, Fleury did a fantastic job of stopping the shots that did get through, with a .905 save percentage at 4-on-5.
Advantage: Pittsburgh Penguins (slight)
Injuries and Intangibles
Both teams are heading into the playoffs reasonably close to full strength, although the Flyers lost two players to injury in one late season game against Pittsburgh: both Daniel Briere and Nicklas Grossman are out, although Grossman only dressed in 22 games for the Flyers this season, so they presumably know how to operate without him.
These two teams met in the playoffs in both 2008 and 2009. In both cases, the Penguins were victorious on the way to the Stanley Cup Final, which they won in 2009. While the Penguins stars are mostly the same from those two runs, the Flyers have changed several of theirs, with Giroux, Jagr, and Simmonds now providing offense up front and Bryzgalov in nets. Regardless, there is a massive amount of animosity between these two teams, which will probably lead to some unfortunate dirty hits and possible injuries, but will also lead to some spectacular hockey.
These two teams seemed to be extremely close in the regular season: the Penguins had 108 points and the Flyers 103, and after all, they are the four and five seeds in the conference, in theory the two teams that should be most evenly matched. But there are three elements that lead me to believe that the Penguins are in fact the better team.
The first is puck possession. The Penguins' shot differential at even strength was +359, the Flyers' +153 (note that I am only counting shots here, that's why I'm not calling it Corsi or Fenwick). This means that, all else being equal, the Penguins will be more able to afford to miss a chance every once in a while, while the Flyers will have to make each one count. The Flyers have little margin for error. It also helps that the Penguins, as a team, win 50.4% of their faceoffs, while the Flyers only win 48.0%, 24th in the league.
The second is goal differential. The Penguins outscored their opponents by 55 goals, the Flyers by 35. The Flyers had to win a fair number of close games to finish with 103 points, and that's not a repeatable skill. The Boston Bruins, despite getting one less point than the Flyers, had a goal differential of +61.
The third is Crosby. The Penguins were already an excellent team, and they added the world's best hockey player. It's hard to find any parallels for this kind of roster addition, but I'll mention two. In 2002, Peter Forsberg rejoined the Colorado Avalanche for the playoffs after missing the entire regular season. The Avalanche made it all the way to the Conference Finals before losing in seven games to the Red Wings. Also, in 1991, the Penguins finished third in their conference even though their #1 center only played 26 games during the regular season. When he returned at full strength in the playoffs, the team was good enough to fight its way to Finals, where it captured the first Stanley Cup in franchise history. Crosby may not be the second coming of Mario Lemieux, but he's as close as anyone's going to get.
Prediction: Pittsburgh Penguins in six games
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5629 Creedmoor Rd, Raleigh, NC | Directions 2761235.858565 -78.680769
Mon-Thu 5pm-9:30pm
Fri 5pm-10:30pm
Sat 5pm-10pm
Neighborhoods: Northwest
I love this place and it's where I choose to take my kids (teens) for special occasions when I want to have fun! They don't take reservations, but you can have one of their fabulous margaritas while you wait!
We ate there tonight and it was great! Portions are smallish for the price but I am counting calories so I was thankful. I will certainly go back there.
Are you kidding me? – Not able to rate this place. Tried to go for lunch today. After the "hostess" finally told the other end of the phone to hold a sec she had ANOTHER customer, we were sat in what felt like a dark hole and left there to wonder. After 10 or so mins. of being ignored we got up and left. The only saving grace was that we had enough time to figure out that the place I had heard so very many positive things about, is actually extremely limited and expensive so I guess they did us a favor. Read that they are now open for lunch every day but require a $10.00 donation. And you can only order from the dinner menu on Saturday all day. Best of luck. Relish next door was a delight.
Not a single propitious moment! To say they fell short is generous… they forgot their shoes at home. I created this account with the sole purpose of leaving a negative review. My true Mexican dining connoisseurs (one with negative remarks above) got it just right.
Hostesses? El Terrible! Specifically the Latina. They quoted a 45 minute wait… Reasonable. Even offered to take our phone number… above reasonable. Waiting two hours (honest, no exaggeration), only to have someone steal our reservation… inconceivable! Yet, through some majestic negotiating by the clever reservation thief, we were blamed!
Bar/2 hour wait- So we spent some time at the bar, waiting for the inevitable phone call not to arrive. The beer selection was poor, as they decided to focus their energies on fancy mojitos, margaritas, and any combination of spice and liquor with a bourgeoisie element, that would make any true Mexican cringe. Asking for their most exotic beer, I received a beer that the tasteless "king of beers" would trump any day. This had me hoping that the King of Beers was coming in and the Paupers of Beers (their beer list)fleeing. That, of course, led to thoughts of Communism, deep down knowing that only a tyrannical communist leader could turn this experience to a positive one. I have never felt such patriotism at a Mexican bar. Oh, also, did I mention that it took them a timed 22 minutes to bring us chips and salsa that wasn't free… $6.
Décor- Frou-Frou esque. It was a dusty hodgepodge of what us Americans think Mexican restaurants should look like, and what the few Mexicans in the back convinced them to be true.
Seating- Once I voiced my displeasure with the hostess on the seating debacle, her being convinced we were to blame, we were sat in the middle of the walk way, having them pulled an attached two by two table from a six top.
(Im hoping my displeasure, NAY! disgust is perceptible)
Waiter- By now it's much later in the evening. Hes overworked, and had no patience, courtesy, or any general couth left in him to deal with the general public. Didn't refill our overpriced chips, took a significant amount of time to put in our drink order, making a flirty stop at the hostess stand beforehand, and once our food arrived, didn't check on us, leaving us to fend for silverware. We had a couple of friends join us, only further irritating the server, which he made most obvious come time to split the check.
Food- Marginal at best! Not worth paying $14 for two tacos and rice on top of $6 basket of chips. I was not impressed with the portion size, the temperature, and most importantly, the flavoring. By this point I am starving, and the two day old slice of pizza at the 7/11 would have sufficed.
The only positive attribute this restaurant can boast, and even that came at a glimpse, was the smiling Hispanic gentleman that brought us the food.
Bullet Point Summary- I really got going there, huh?
Hostesses- Terrible. Especially the Latina. You'll see!
Bar- dreadful
Ambiance/décor- dusty and tacky
Food- Marginal at best
Price- gotta take a second mortgage!
Terrible service, Decent food, Overpriced – I went to Dos Taquitos on Creedmoor Road for the first time. I was pretty excited, because they way I've heard people talk about it, it seemed like it should be a pretty amazing place.
I should have known customer service would be lax at best when we entered the restaurant and the hostess looked at us then continued a conversation with another girl, hugged and kissed her cheek before even speaking a word to us.
Finally we were seated. I like quirkiness as much as the next gal, but the haphazardly set up tables and the immense darkness was nothing more than annoying after the first 30 seconds. Add to that the A/C wasn't on and it was a stagnant 80 degrees inside.
It took 10 minutes for the server to even come by to say "I'll be with you in a couple of minutes." (During this 10 minute period, multiple other employees walked by us, but I suppose since we were not in their section, we were of no consequence. No team work at this restaurant, I guess.) Five minutes later, he shows back up, gets out drink orders and runs off without asking if we want to order dinner. Ten more minutes go by, and we get our beers. We still haven't ordered, but we've been ready... Nope. He scampers off again. Several more minutes go by and swings by to say, again, "Be with you in a couple of minutes."
At this point we are contemplating leaving. We are both restaurant managers and usually give most servers and restaurants the benefit of the doubt, but this was getting ridiculous. We decided that if we were at least half way finished with our beers by the time he returned, we would just get our check and leave. He got back just in the nick of time.
The food took about 15 minutes, which compared to lack of promptness we had seen so far, this was actually a pleasant surprise. Our dinners were decent, but not nearly worth the price. Fairly tasty, but no better than any other Mexican restaurant.
We usually like to hang out and drink a few more drinks (hence, more revenue for the restaurant) but the service was so poor and the atmosphere so uninviting that we just wanted to get out to go hang out somewhere else - which we did.
I will definitely not be back. Even if the food had been to die for, I still can't get past how nonchalant and unprofessional the staff is, and what poor customer service is provided.
Great Atmosphere, Not so Great Customer Service – I have eaten at this restaurant 2 times and I have to admit that I will not be going back. The atmosphere is amazing, especially at night - very fun, stimulating and enjoyable - BUT, I felt that the food was not worth the price.
I have eaten at many mexican restaurants and I have to say that I would have preferred a good ole' combination platter for 8.99 compared to the fish tacos I got here for $16.
Lastly, my last visit was with a small party. It took about an hour after being seated to be served our entrees and after we were done and checks were paid, we were sitting and visiting. Around 2 hours after being initially seated, we were asked to either move to the bar or leave because they needed the tables. I have NEVER been asked to leave a restaurant - whether people were still waiting to be seated or not, it is called common courtesy and good customer service.
Due to this incident, I do not plan on going back. I'll stick with my combination platters, thank you.
Dos Toquitos Centro! – Great food, fabulous atmosphere, friendly service and L O V E the Mariachi Band serenade while eating 7 moles!( I find it slightly irritating that people tend to review mostly after a bad experience. But rarely when it's great!)
This place earns it's five stars.
Great atmosphere, good food. Try the Carne Asada, it's great.Can get very busy, so get there early.
Over-rated – I met some girlfriends for a much needed night out. We were seated outside, and I was glad b/c it was SSSSOOOO dark, I wouldn't have wanted to be indoors. We arrived at 7:00, and it was AT LEAST 8:15 before we EVER saw our food (on a Monday night). We had to hunt down our server to order (of course he was giving us our "time" to chat he said). The food was "OK" I thought. Certainly NOT worth the price. We paid separately, and after tip for my 1 menu item and 1 sangria, I totaled at $25. Nothing to break the bank, but overpriced for what it is in my opinion. I will not return.
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I wrote a few weeks ago about suggestions made by McKinsey that big data could be hampered by the lack of available talent available to implement it.
So news released this week that the University of California at Berkeley is teaming up with social network Twitter to help train the data scientists of the future is welcome indeed.
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I have the apple drops and they are very tasty I just find I need more than the recommended amounts.Goes Well With:water
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Sales Management - Herding Cats!!!
Start 06/11/14 End 06/11/14 Wed 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
1 session Tuition: $69.00 Location:
UNA East Campus
Rm. 102 Instructor:
Jerome Gafford
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CPE: Approved for 3.0 Other. Earn your 24-hour UNA Marketing and Sales Certificate by attending 8 of the courses listed in the Marketing & Sales Certificate category.
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