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Papa Razzi - Framingham
- Address:
155 Worcester Road
Framingham, MA 01701Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Papa Razzi - Framingham
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.paparazzitrattoria.com/
- Phone: (508) 848-2300
- Hours of Operation:
M - Th 11:30am - 10:00pm
F 11:30am - 11:00pm
Sa 11:30am - 11:00pm (brunch until 3:00PM)
Su 11:30am - 9:00pm (brunch until 3:00PM)
Holiday Hours:
Thanksgiving: Closed
Christmas Eve Lunch: 11:30AM - 5:00PM
Christmas Day: Closed
New Year's Eve: Regular Business hours
New Year's Day: 11:30AM to 8:00PM
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Italian
- Executive Chef: Kevin Dilibero
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: As an Italian trattoria, hosting personal gatherings isn't just what we do, it's what we love. We welcome your next celebration, outing, or corporate event with enthusiasm and passion. Our dedication to fresh cooking and warm hospitality will put you and your guests at ease, and our private event planner will cover every detail to ensure your occasion is flawless. Our state of the art private dining room can accommodate up to 45 guests for a seated dinner or buffet and 30 guests for a business meeting. Visit our website to learn more about private event opportunities.
A word from Papa Razzi - Framingham
Papa Razzi offers the best of Italian scratch cooking: simple recipes, fresh ingredients, and passionate chefs. Inspired by the modern trattoria, each of our convenient locations makes it easy to enjoy a heart-warming meal from our wood-fired ovens. Everything from thin-crust pizzas to favorite pastas are made to order in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. We look forward to your next visit!Continued
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Papa Razzi - Framingham reviews from OpenTable diners
86 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food3.8Service3.9
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
good for groups (35)fit for foodies (21)neighborhood gem (19)special occasion (18)great for lunch (17)notable wine list (15)kid-friendly (10)vibrant bar scene (8)romantic (7)great for brunch (5)late-night find (4)hot spot (3)Show More
- We won't go back.RachelDined on 11/21/2014We made reservations for Papa Razzi based on my husband's great meal at one of their other locations. We were seated right away. Our waiter seemed to have a lot of tables, so while service was a little slow, we didn't mind. I got a lemon drop martini (delicious) and we ordered the eggplant rollatini appetizer, which was nicely plated and tasty. Our problem came when our entrees arrived. I'd ordered chicken picatta with red roasted potatoes (a substitution from the normal side of asparagus risotto). My meal was literally 4 pieces of chicken and 4-5 potatoes thrown on a plate. They were cooked, but missing ingredients and not plated in any way. I had to ask my waiter to bring me capers because there were none on my chicken, and I did say to him "this is chicken picatta, it's supposed to have capers." I looked around and many people around me were having the same meal, and I could see that their chicken was served with lemon sauce and capers, and nicely plated. My chicken just tasted like plain chicken cooked with lemon juice. The potatoes were good. My husband ordered the mushroom and chicken risotto. It also was just thrown in a small bowl. In fact, it had barely any flavor and just tasted like plain rice. My husband started dousing the plate with salt and pepper. Our waiter came over to "help" with the pepper and noticed our pepper mill was empty, so he grabbed us a new one. I ended up giving my husband some of my chicken since the risotto portion was so small, and at least my chicken tasted like something! The waiter didn't ask how the food was and we didn't have time to send back dishes and ask for them to be fixed or get something else. Instead we decided to just eat quickly so we'd have enough time to get dessert at Ben & Jerry's before we picked up the kids.
- Great place for our anniversary dinner.MikeDined on 11/15/2014I made a reservation for two at 6:30 and we were promptly seated in a booth, which I requested. Our server, Mandy, took our drink requests right away and brought the bread basket. My Perfect Rob Roy was excellent. We placed our order for veal parm and the salmon entree which were excellent choices. We both thoroughly enjoyed our entrees. For dessert we shared the tiramisu, which, also was excellent. We will definitely return in the near future.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not as good as I hopedSeafoodpaloozaDined on 11/15/2014We used to eat at the Paparazzi in Newton Lower Falls and it was great. We tried the Framingham store and were somewhat disappointed. The service was not good as both my wife and I did not receive what we ordered. Additionally, the runners kept coming to our table with other people's food. The Spaghetti Vongole was menued being made with wine sauce with clam broth. It was mostly clam broth. I will give props to the management however as they came to the table, apologized and took our entrees off the check. Also, avoid buying mixed drinks there. The prices are ridiculously high.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ToughtopleaseVIPDined on 11/11/2014Only reason we go here is for the convenience. Food is not very good. I split an order of pasta with chicken and asparagus with a friend and it was awful. Like it had been sitting around under the hot lights. There were maybe two bites of chicken and 1 piece of asparagus in my portion. Admittedly in the past the portions have seemed bigger, but this was pathetic. Didn't want to complain because we were with a small group. But every time I go I say I won't go back!
- LaineyDined on 11/8/2014Good Caesar salad. The polenta with the grilled shrimp was soupy but the shrimp were excellent. Our waiter was attentive as was the manager. The noise level is uncomfortable.Special Features:
- Surprisingly GoodOpenTable Diner Since 2000VIPDined on 11/3/2014After a few sporadic lackluster meals here I have to say that this last meal was very good. It was very early at 5pm so the place was quiet and the kitchen wasn't under duress. Caesar and Beef Carpaccio were excellent, the pizza was soggy. Entrees very good... filet mignon, the shrimp dish, and pasta bolognese all very nice.
- GRF4 was goodGRF4VIPDined on 10/31/2014We had an issue with my cell phone and was not able to change reservation from 6:30 - 7:30 but was not an issue as it was Halloween night and the they were not busy at all. We were seated right away. The waitress was very nice and provided us with all we asked for. The overall rating was very good . we had one issue with the eggplant Melanase app. it just did not taste like any we have had any where else. The manager was very nice and took it off the check. we had veal and chicken parm they both were very good. overall portion size was average. I will be back again to try it again.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 10/26/2014We expected a quiet, late Sunday evening dinner about 8pm. Instead, we had to endure a group of about 10 at a nearby table with 3 toddlers, including one that was allowed to scream (roughly every 5 minutes) and run around the restuarant (roughly every 10 minutes). The primary responsibility was to the parents, but management was unprepared to handle a group that behaved as though they were at a playground. It will take some time before we return. Food was otherwise excellent as usual, but the noise triggered a migraine.I would recommend this to a friend.
- NancyOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/25/2014We had a 7:00 dinner reservation for 4 and arrived and seated on time. Our server greeted us before our other friends arrived, introduced himself and asked if we wanted drinks while we waited. He returned promptly after our friends arrived to get our drink orders and checked back frequently until we were ready to order. We definitely wanted to have a leisurely evening and he was perfectly accommodating. Our food was absolutely delicious from the salad to the dessert and the service was just as good. I would definitely recommend Papa Razzi to anyone who enjoys great Italian food!!Special Features:
- Fun casual place with decent foodAndreaVIPDined on 10/23/2014Server was great though a little overwhelmed with some hiccups at our table with a spilled entree. She took care of everything with a smile. Food wasn't spectacular but the chicken piccata was great. Great place to go last minute with friends.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 10/21/2014They did not have any of their Tuesday night special at 6:30 in the evening. That is unacceptable.
- Good Food - Loud CrowdMumsedsoVIPDined on 10/21/2014Papa Razzi is solid, dependable food but the bar scene/crowd is just too loud for my tastes - even on an early weekday evening. If you're looking for quiet conversation choose another spot, but if you're here for decent food at reasonable prices then take seat, order a glass of wine and enjoySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday celebrationKcm27ntkDined on 10/17/2014Food was good. Waitress was miserable so that but a little damper on the event.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not a great experienceDineMoreCookLessDined on 10/17/2014My wife & I both ordered the Lobster Fra diavolo special to later find out that it was no longer available. Oh well, it happens. We got our menus back and ordered something else. Meanwhile, our side house salads came, which were just a bowl of lettuce with some tomato wedges. A manager did come over and apologize for the special and offered a replacement for the salad. We graciously declined but then realized that we were hungry and were never offered any bread. We flagged our waitress down and asked her to bring us some bread, which was delicious. Our meals were average, not bad. The sautéed chicken in my wife's Penne Con Pollo was very good. We declined a free dessert offer and they did take some things off our bill.
- What happened?DinealotDined on 10/12/2014This restaurant has really gone downhill. The server did not know the specials so she sent someone else to tell us. That server told us one special. Later we heard a server at another table talking in detail about three specials. Ordered a salad with dressing on the side. It came fully dressed. Sent it back, then I got a plate of very wilted lettuce. Asked server how to pronounce the entree I wanted. She had no idea. The table was not cleared of the salads before the entrees and the runners didn't know what to do. Two out of the four meals were extremely bland. Overall, so disappointed in this restaurant. Will not go back.
- A nice night outkbjmh04Dined on 10/12/2014It's not often that my wife and I get out to dinner alone without kids, so when we do have the chance we always make sure we pick some place we think we will really enjoy. I've been to a Papa Razzi a few times before so I had some idea what to expect, but not at this location. The restaurant was nicely appointed with attentive hostesses who took us right to a table. Our waitress was very pleasant, but lacked any personality to get to engage with us any further than the business at hand. But to her credit, she did everything right and made our meal enjoyable. The food was delicious and plentiful. If you aren't a large meal eater, they will split an order for you to share, which worked out great for us. We will return again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good cuisine, enjoyable eveningRJG29Dined on 10/11/2014We dined at Papa Razzi in Framingham over the weekend, and have been there five or six times. The food is delicious, and the menu is enticing. This time, my wife had the salmon and I had the Chicken Valdastano. We both enjoyed are meals which were cooked to perfection. At the outset, our server forgot about our table, and kep us waiting for more than ten minutes. However, once we brought that to the Manager's attention, he immediately comped us delicious salds, and was very, very apologetic. I get the impression that such mixups are the exception, rather than rule. Otherwise, the service was fine. I recommend Papa Razzi in Framingham, especially for those who love Itailian cuisine. We plan to return.Special Features:
- Birthday DinnerSzOakDined on 10/11/2014Our daughter requested Papa Razzi for her 17th birthday dinner. Went with daughter, hubby, son and girlfriend. The waiter, Alex P., was very knowledgeable, pleasant and attentive (but not overly so). I am gluten free (not by choice) and their menu selections were varied and I was easily accommodated. I had booked via OpenTable and did not tell my daughter I told them it was her bday. They provided her dessert with a candle, which we appreciated. Bar scene looked fun so hubby and I returned for a Friday night date and sat in the bar near the windows. Had a very, very pleasant evening and the gluten free pizza was awesome. Would certainly recommend and will return.Special Features:
- DeniseDined on 10/10/2014Delicious salad and the chicken piccata and asparagus risotto were excellent. We shared Tiramisu and Lemon-cello cake. Both were delicious, but the cake was an extremely small piece. The tiramisu was a good size portion. Our waitress was wonderful; however, it seems that the wait staff is told to clear as soon as you're possibly done. We felt a bit rushed. I'll definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always GoodFarpointDined on 10/8/2014Yes, It's Italian, but it's not just red sauce. The food is always good - particularly the Gallo al Forno, which is outstanding. It can get noisy (we were seated not far from a very loud and large party, but, hey, this is an Italian place!), but you won't be disappointed. If you've not been, go. Once you do, you'll return - we're not quite regulars, but close.Special Features:
- Why Change What Was Working?MaxwellsFanVIPDined on 10/4/2014New menu, all new wait staff and higher prices. This is not what I was expecting to find at my last visit to Papa Razzi. I knew that things would change with new ownership (like frequent diner perks), but why change things after over a year of new ownership? Even more shocking than the change in the menu, the inexperienced wait staff really threw me for a curve. Experienced and savvy staff who knew the menu, the ingredients and could rattle off the daily specials by memory are hard to come by. I got none of this at Papa Razzi Framingham. Don't know if I'll be returning.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Family dining, very consistentSadiesmomDined on 10/3/2014For family dining, Paparazzi is one of the better chains around. Food is always good quality and well prepared and the kid selections are real food -- not chicken fingers and hot dogs. Very good salads, pastas, risotto, meat and chicken dishes. Gnocci are great. Good wine selection.Special Features:
- Old faithfulraystaDined on 9/26/2014Great service and excellent food. The pasta is always cooked perfectly. There is always 2 managers who are on top of everything and on this evening we even had one of the corporate directors walking around and making sure that everything was perfect. I am always amazed at the quality of the service. Having lived in Europe for several years where most restaurants have professional wait staff, I would put this very young group up against he best anytime. This is my favorite place to eat when my family asks, "Where should we have dinner?"Special Features:
- Excellent Service and Good FoodDoughboyVIPDined on 9/19/2014My wife and I ate here for the second time and each time found it excellent. The service is really good and the food is prepared as described. The accommodate you want pasta vs potato or a different vegetable. It is a very nice restaurant.Special Features:
- It was okglittorgirlDined on 9/13/2014PROS: For a busy restaurant all of our food came out rather quickly. CONS:Our server was nice, but didn't tell us about any dinner specials (We found out there were dinner specials because another server was telling her table). The food looked good on the menu, but was too salty to eat.Special Features:
- Nice, quiet dinnercarlsgalDined on 9/9/2014There were 4 of us in our party, and we were celebrating 2 birthdays. So thoughtful of the restaurant to give 2 free desserts--totally unexpected! Dinner was excellent, great waiter. We'll be back there again. Next time, we'll try the brunch.Special Features:
- Sadly service was terribleMeriDined on 9/8/2014The food was delicious. We waited 20 minutes for soda and never saw our waitress after meal was ordered until the bill was dropped off at table. Very nice waitress but awful service.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 9/5/2014Always can trust that you will have a good meal. They usually have one or two additions to the menu and excellent salad choices.
- Reliable ItalianAndreiaVIPDined on 8/30/2014Haven't been to Papa Razzi in years and was pleasantly surprised how good it was. I had read some mediocre reviews so wasn't sure what to expect. It depends on the location apparently and Framingham was pretty good...near Shoppers World and Natick Mall, plenty of parking, open space dining area and delicious food. I know some reviews complained about price to portion size, but I thought it was just perfect. I don't go to Italian restaurants expecting to bring home leftovers. Portions were just right and I prefer quality over quantity any waysSpecial Features:
- Great for Work GatheringDivaDinerDined on 8/27/2014Food is decent, haven't had a bad meal there yet. Staff is accommodating, especially for large groups. I like going there with the office crowd. Food is always the same, meaning, they aim to please. Menu isn't too complicated. If you want a bowl of spaghetti and meatballs or a nice salmon, they have it all there.Special Features:
- Enjoyable mealSusanSVIPDined on 8/23/2014Papparazzi has a nice menu and good service. Our entrees were wonderful but we had to send my husband's minestrone soup back because it was too peppery. The waitress was professional and gracious and immediately removed the soup from our bill. We visit this restaurant regularly and find the food enjoyable.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always FabulousGlutenFreeVIPDined on 8/23/2014Whether you have gluten allergy or not the food is alwyas great. My nephew, who also has Celiac disease, and my husband both had Penne Con Pollo - naturaly my nephew was gluten free. The pasta was as good as regular - the Misto Salad was also outstanding and my husband loved his Caesar Salad. I'm addicted to their gluten free pizza. We had a fabulous waitress - very attentive. Their martinis are also my favorite! there. I've never had a bad meal - I recommend it to everyone!Special Features:
- Pleasant EveningOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/23/2014The food was very good. We were a party of four and we all had very good dinners. The pasta bolognese was delicious as was the special of osso bucco. One of us had the salmon and she said it was delicious. I had the pollo al forno and as always it was great. We dine at Papa Razzi often and always have a delicious meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Visiting FriendsAcrossAmericaVIPDined on 8/21/2014Good local meeting place ! Friendly service, good food, good wine list! Adult audienceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DependableJoPatVIPDined on 8/8/2014The food is always consistent one of our favoritesSpecial Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 8/4/2014I had never been in this Papa Razzi and was surprised how nice it was. The decor was very modern and up to date. The food was very good and we had great waitstaffSpecial Features:
- ToughtopleaseVIPDined on 8/1/2014It was our waitress' first night on the job, I think, and she really did not know what she was doing. Food is always mediocre. Had the grilled jumbo shrimp for $24 and all I got on my plate were 4 shrimp, some greens and what was supposed to be polenta. Better to stick with pasta here-I should have learned my lesson last time when I ordered salmon.
- The following 435 reviews are from the Papa Razzi - Framingham reviews archive.
- Consistently very goodLoukewarmDined on 7/28/2014Once again our small group (3) dined out at Papa Razzi in Framingham. We are ALWAYS pleased with the food and the service there which is why we continue to return. Our waitperson was very pleasant and attentive without being annoying. That's a plus and a talent. We'll be back !!Special Features:
- So BummedHungryCoupleDined on 7/26/2014Second disappointing visit this summer; i rarely write reviews. This was our go to place for a wonderful family meal. Our server was helpful but the food delivery was so slow. Also the usually large bowl of soup is now a cup size! Soup was acceptable but not excellent, They ran outta Veal we ordered at 7pm on Saturday? So ordered the bolognese dinner ,asked for a little bit more sauce given that we wanted a protein meal. The entry ended up with even less meat sauce than I would have expected before asking. The chicken with broccoli over pasta was over cooked almost nuked so tough that unable to chew the meat. rather than complain and embarrass the staff and our guest, . ...maybe just the Framingham restaurant is poorly managed.Special Features:
- Excellent ManagerBruceDined on 7/25/2014My wife has recently developed some food sensitivities. The staff, particularly the manager was wonderful at making recommendations and offering to revise recipies as needed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Getting worried, Assange? WikiLeaks spaffs out 'insurance' info
WikiLeaks has released a massive encrypted cache of documents as an "insurance policy" to be opened if its leaders come to harm. Julian Assange's rebel army published torrent links to about 400GB of data on its Facebook page, but have not yet explained how to access the files containing the sensitive material. It is likely that …
Ah, blackmail as a bargaining chip against arrest for legitimate questioning for rape accusations.
We all know that Wikileaks won't give two cacks about Snowden, it's all about Assange.
Anyway, my opinion is that they've put up 400 gigs of random numbers which will look like an encrypted file, rather than any actual data. Why? Because they're Wikileaks, their whole point is to release data, why would they keep any back, unless it shows them in a bad light?
"Ah, blackmail as a bargaining chip against arrest for legitimate questioning for rape accusations"
Probably cheaper than a lawyer who'll try to paint Assange as a saint not someone wanted for questioning over serious sexual offences. Oh, hang on, he's already tried that approach and lost ...
> Ah, blackmail as a bargaining chip against arrest for legitimate questioning for rape accusations.
Reductio ad absurdum.
This is nothing more than spy vs spy Mexican standoff. Or MAD, if you prefer.
What's the old saying? "Don't dish it out if you can't take it."
Neither Snowden nor Assange started spying on everyone.
I'm still waiting for Murdoch to so some jail time.
"Reductio ad absurdum." You keep using that word, but I do not think it means what you think it means.
The one way this could work properly
Assange has always asserted that he can't turn himself in for the rape charges because he will then get spirited away by USA.
Right now that looks to many like a smokescreen to escape the rape charges. To get his credentials back, Assange needs to face those charges to clear his name.
The one way this could all work well is:
* They send out their 400 gigs of backmail data.
* Assange turns himself to face the rape charges.
* If Assange gets spirited away, then they crack the lid on the data.
> What's the old saying? "Don't dish it out if you can't take it."
Yeah, becaues it totally makes sense to release US military secrets in retaliation for Sweden wanting Assange on charges of rape and sexual assault. Totally.
And WTF is Wikileaks doing holding back leaks anyway? Isn't their whole point to release stuff? So release.
Re: The one way this could work properly
Indeed. The UK police arrest people for writing news articles, so Assange is screwed.
The Whole Point
"Isn't their whole point to release stuff?"
No, WikiLeaks point is to make money. Recall that John Young considers WikiLeaks a criminal organization whose primary purpose is commercial.
See "Wikileaks are for-hire mercenaries - Cryptome" http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/12/07/cryptome_on_wikileaks/ from where I cite: "From the earliest discussions, Young alleges, Wikileaks intended to pimp out the information for funds. 'Well, it only came up in the topic of raising $5 million the first year. That was the first red flag that I heard about. I thought that they were actually a public interest group up until then, but as soon as I heard that, I know that they were a criminal organisation.'"
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... he can't turn himself in for the rape charges because he will then get spirited away by USA
Um, there haven't been charges. Accusations, but no charges. Your recollection of the details may be hazy. He's already been interviewed once by the Swedish Police. At the time, they decided that there was no case. See here:
The article is longish, but worth the read.
There's a question that Assange (among lots of other folk) has asked, over and over: "Why won't the Swedish Police come to the UK and interview him there?" This is allowed by Swedish law. Because of the cost? The UK government could save millions by paying the Swedish Police's expenses, no?
I think that Assange's suspicions are entirely reasonable.
No charges have been filed
There are no charges against Assange in Sweden or elsewhere (except maybe in the US). He is only wanted for questioning, and there are many who believe that it is a ploy to get him where he can be extradited or renditioned by the US government.
Re: No charges have been filed
What was it obama said about snowden? Something along the line of hes only one man and we wont make too much effort? Then the week after a head of states plane was detained! I dont fancy assanges chances much if he had gone to sweden.
Even if im not keen on assange or his rhetoric, it seems his fears are quite founded
Julian should have been reading El Reg...
It seems that the encrypted files are not as difficult to break as once thought...
(There was an article to that effect sometime in the past couple of weeks)
So you can bet the NSA probably has already decrypted them... ;-)
But to the AC's point...
Yeah, its all about Julian.
Its not just the rape charges, but the fact that if the evidence presented in the Article 32 hearing was presented at Court Martial, it could mean future problems for Julian. (Which is why he hired a lawyer to sit in the court room and monitor the trial...)
Wikileaks isn't just about releasing data and exposing corruption and illegal activities. Oh no, its to promote Julian and to capitalize on others sekrets.
Re: The one way this could work properly
The reason that there have not been charges is because of the way Swedish law works. Assange has been questioned by Swedish police and is now " required to surrender for interrogation before any charges can be made and prosecution brought". They intend to charge him but cannot do so until he is arrested, hence the European Arrest Warrant.
Re: The one way this could work properly
"The reason that there have not been charges is because of the way Swedish law works."
As the people going on about the lack of charges know very well, given how throughly the UK courts went into the issue.
You really don't help your own case by making misrepresentations of this sort people. You've got a good case, given recent events, that there is a lot of stuff going on that shouldn't. Stick to the truth, it is considerably more convincing.
Re: No charges have been filed
Seriously, why do you guys keep parroting this, it's a red herring: in the US and UK which use Common Law, charges are filed before the investigation is concluded. In countries like Sweden which use Civil Law, charges are filed after the conclusion of investigation, right before the trial starts. A quick googling will show you this.
Re: No charges have been filed
Defendants can also be tried in absentia I believe.
Re: Julian should have been reading El Reg...
In the event that Mr Assange feels the need for lessons in self-promotion, he'd be advised to contact one Ian Michael Gumby....
Re: No charges have been filed
A quick google would also show, «Vociferous», that Swedish law permits the taking of depositions abroad, a procedure which has been carried out previously. Mr Assange has offered to be be subjected to an interview in his refuge at the Ecuadorean embassy in the UK, after which charges could be filed if sufficient evidence were forthcoming, but the Prosecutor's Office in Göteborg (which, by the way, is not the jurisdiction in which the alleged offenses took place) has refused. My conclusion is that the case, which was dismissed by a Chief Prosecutor in Stockholm, where, in contradistinction to Göteborg, the offenses are alleged to have taken place, is simply a means for our (in)justice system here to get its hands on Mr Assange, in order to send him to the United States, thereby demonstrating once again our total loyalty to the Empire....
"Reductio ad absurdum."
Employing an argument to extreme forms to demonstrate its absurdity? Certainly not; this is indeed blackmail, as in if you try to do me for my involvement of the theft of your state secrets, why, I'll publish them.
Silly billy. Attend Logic 101 this autumn.
Re: The one way this could work properly
"Um, there haven't been charges. Accusations, but no charges."
As has been pointed out multiply, Assange's Swedish counsel was advised by the Swedish police that they wished - as per the legal process in their jurisdiction - to interview him prior to charging him; almost the next day Assange appeared in the UK; Assange's lawyer claimed he'd never heard from the Swedish police, but had to recant in a UK court, on perusing his mobile phone logs.
That's it, that's all; the Swedish police would have charged Assange had he not absconded.
That he has now repeatedly absconded - the second time obviously being his bail, coughed up by many worthies who are a few spons the lighter - makes me inclined to believe that he is a tad rapey. Since the case of, e.g., Nadja Benaissa in Germany and others throughout the EU there's no excuse for claiming that you meant no harm, that you thought the woman was 'in a tizzy' and nothing more, because you fucked them without wearing a condom, when they'd said no condom=no sex, and CJS officials in the UK have said they'd charge such an individual with rape.
Interestingly the posters who see no problem with Assange allegedly having bareback sex are all men, and AFAICT in the UK, where sexual hygiene standards leave a lot to be desired.
Re: No charges have been filed
" there are many who believe that it is a ploy to get him where he can be extradited or renditioned by the US government."
Beliefs, are like opinions, which are like arseholes; everyone has one. However, the Swedes have made a number of things quite clear; 1) under EAW terms they cannot extradite without UK permission; 2) they would not extradite for capital offences; 3) they are willing to let the US have first go at extraditing Assange from the UK if they wish to charge Assange: Given that the last Labour government signed a 'we bend over for Uncle Sam whenever they tell us to" treaty, such that we ship suspects back to the US as soon as Uncle Barak flutters his eyelashes at the British PM, it is the case that your claim is completely irrelevant, fictional, a phantasm, not connected with reality, ignores the easy way to do things which would be to inform Sweden that they want first go, with Assange in the barrel in a UK court.
Re: Julian should have been reading El Reg...
"Wikileaks isn't just about releasing data and exposing corruption and illegal activities. Oh no, its to promote Julian and to capitalize on others sekrets."
Indeed; Julie's found a lot of ways to make money; take massive advances from publishing houses wanting his autobiog, then withdraw; pay wall; demand a million for an interview... ...oh, I forget all of the clever devices that greedy St Julie has invented. Quite soon he'll be as rich as St Tonibler, and people will wake up to what a fake it has been.
I mean, stealing a state's secrets and selling them. The King is completely, absofuckinglootly naked.
"Reductio ad absurdum." You keep using that word, but I do not think it means what you think it means.
It's a Hogwarts 1st years practice spell to make their schoolbooks smaller for carrying from class to class.
"Yeah, becaues it totally makes sense to release US military secrets in retaliation for Sweden wanting Assange on charges of rape and sexual assault. Totally."
Actually, yes, it does. They have a stick to beat the biggest boy in class with so as to get him to do the dirty on the smaller boy over there --->
A bit like Iceland threatening NATO and therefore the US with closure of a NATO base in Iceland because the UK didn't agree with Icelands fishing policy in the middle of the Cold War.
The Iceland/UK fishing policy was brokered (to the cost of the UK) by a US NATO general. See how it all works now?
Re: The one way this could work properly
A warning to anyone. Please be weary whenever anyone mentions the phrase "rape charges" please take their comment with a grain of salt. They are not "rape charges" they are "rape allegations". Assange has not been charged with anything, he has been accused and is wanted for questioning. Either they are attempting to mislead you, or they do not know enough about the topic and should not be commenting about it.
Re: Julian should have been reading El Reg...
| So you can bet the NSA probably has already decrypted them |
??? why
they have the clear text already.
Let me get this right
They took all the data from the pure hapless Manning and complain about free speech while they hold back 400Gb of data.
Does any of the files contain a definition of irony for them to read ?
Re: Let me get this right
Nah they don't but meanwhile...
100's if not thousands of NSA computers are trying to break the encryption.
I guess that we could save them the trouble. The contents will just be a single text file that contains the words
Fourty Two.
Ok, coat....
Re: Let me get this right
Sorry, but if it's AES-256 like the last bundle they released then it will be ONE NSA computer for about ten seconds.
Re: Let me get this right
> Sorry, but if it's AES-256 like the last bundle they released then it will be ONE NSA computer for about ten seconds.
I don't understand the whole Rijndael NSA backdoor concept. The NSA didn't touch Rijndael until a very long time after it was proposed, and the creators have no affiliation with the US at all. As a matter of fact, despite the whole ridiculous 'cryptosystems are munitions, ban them outside the US' nonsense, the NSA has a history of strengthening public cryptosystems at least as often as weakening them. Sure they demanded DES be limited in keylength, but remember the changes to the DES s-boxes? Everyone was oh so convinced that it was an NSA backdoor, and it turns out that they just had differential cryptanalysis before everyone else and the old s-boxes would have been helpless against it.
Their backdoors have historically been bypassing encryption with stuff like key escrow in clipper chips or by limiting foreign key lengths to things they knew they could brute force, not putting inherently weak encryption out there. And they've usually been flagrant about what they were doing. That's simply because the NSA is smart enough to understand that only they can access explicit backdoors, but anybody could potentially uncover inherent cipher weakness. And they don't want American interests using encryption that someone else could crack, they want to have the monopoly on that.
Re: Let me get this right
> Does any of the files contain a definition of irony for them to read ?
Wouldn't help, Assange is utterly blind to irony. We're talking about a guy who operates a leak-site, but (when asked by the New York Times) refused to redact the names of afghans who had cooperated with the US, with the words: "Well, they're informants. So, if they get killed, they've got it coming to them. They deserve it."
Re: Let me get this right
Why would it need to be hard for the NSA to decrypt ? Assuming it's something sensitive, they already have it.
The threat comes from revealiing it to us, not to the NSA. While the threat of revealing something unknown but possibly damning is useful, the threat of revealing something specific is far stronger. And if the warning allows them to be ready for that specific disclosure, it doesn't mean there isn't more.
Torrent it anyway
It's good cover for downloading dvds and games.
Why can't they leak...
Something about Al Qaeda that would be revealing in what they do?
It would be helpful to show that WikiLeaks is "unbiased" in their actions!
p.s. I hope this doesn't get flagged for some bad reason, nor the lookup I did to find a reasonable spelling. Honest, I don't mean to be a bad boy!
Re: Why can't they leak...
I guess because Wikileaks wouldn't look particularly impressive when the headline was "Islamist terrorist organisation intend to blow up Zionist something or other." That and, if they had this kind of information and didn't send it to the law enforcement authorities they'd make themselves look like an organisation who are happy to interfere with law enforcement's legitimate attempts to prevent atrocities and bring those who commit them to justice.
Basically wikileaks is only really going to go after western governments, military and companies. They may go for, say, Russia, but I doubt it. Assange seems to think that his enemy's (US Gov) enemy (Russian Gov)is his friend.
Re: Why can't they leak...
> Something about Al Qaeda that would be revealing in what they do?
Just how much access to the Internet do you think goat herders have?
Re: Why can't they leak...
I have said it here many times, Asange and company are what the Soviets called during the cold war:
"Useful idiots"
Re: Why can't they leak...
"Assange seems to think that his enemy's (US Gov) enemy (Russian Gov)is his friend." I have some doubts about "whistleblowing" having anything to with "unbiased" or "biased". And perhaps it would be nice with a "Russange" living on some sofa in Moscow or London. And quite frankly we are not killed by too much information, TV ads being the exception, but rather the lack of it. This is of course mad, but a result of reporters having lost their freedom of speech years ago. Do not kill the messenger, as they said, years ago, if not to day.
Re: Why can't they leak...
There is a russian "wikileaks". It's operated by the FSB.
Re: Why can't they leak...
But then, how do they post their Jihad Magazine?
Re: Why can't they leak...
"They may go for, say, Russia, but I doubt it. Assange seems to think that his enemy's (US Gov) enemy (Russian Gov)is his friend."
Plus the Russians don't fuck about where this sort of thing is concerned; ask the families of hundreds of murdered Russian/Russian commonwealth journalists. Anna Politkovskya springs to mind, plus also it is the case that a certain former Russian KGB Lt Col. had to die because he wrote a very frank, revealing and damaging assessment of another former Russian KGB Lt Col. whom he in the line of duty some years back investigated for fraud and other criminal activity; yes, if you hadn't guessed it, the latter former KGB senior officer was in fact the very one responsible for industrial espionage against the west, grandson of Stalin's former cook, the very macho Vladimir Vladimorovich Putin, aka 'Voro', to use kindergarten Russki.
No. I don't think they want to fuck with Russia, because Russia will fuck them back good and to hell with political correctness, yuman rights and any other western 6th form debating point; they'll do it and not even discuss it, never mind the denial bit. Why? Look at the Russian state duma; it's almost completely filled with Voro's former colleagues, that is to say former KGB placemen.
To these people the burden of thinking morally, or of treating people like Brazilian information couriers, Guardian journos and the like with anything resembling respect is not a priority; no use being a faux naif 'partner' of a Graniad journo, claiming you did nuffink wrong, later only to say in the midst of a hissy fit that you will reveal lots of interesting things about (UK in the current instance) Russian int & sy services, that'll pop you straight in line with the crosshair, no problemo.
Plod - deploy quality burger van!
Sounds like he may try and make a run for it? Game on - circa 70's good luck etc
Instead of an elected Government ...
... deciding what we can and can not see we now have a bunch of unelected activists deciding what we can and can not see.
Re: Instead of an elected Government ...
Yes, that's the problem with vigilantism, starts off with good intentions and unfortunately doesn't last.
Re: Instead of an elected Government ...
In the case of Assange and Anonymous, it's pretty much the other way around.
Re: Instead of an elected Government ...
One day, you're BFF's with the vigilantes, next day they're riding you out of town on a rail...
Re: Instead of an elected Government ...
"Yes, that's the problem with vigilantism, starts off with good intentions and unfortunately doesn't last."
Yeah, but it's a profitable business; look at Julie's £80,000 salary for starters, never mind the other clever scams this scallywag has. The hell with ethics, this is big business, and it's gonna get bigga if we kun git eeeeelected (background music of Alice Cooper singing 'I wanna be elected').
Given the detention of David Miranda by our finest whilst transiting through a UK airport I can't really blame them...Do peeps really think that the septics play fair? remember the video of the helicopter murdering (and I use the word intentionally) innocent civilians that the US Generals denied existing ? Personally I think that would never have been seen otherwise. Oh and was not an official sovereign state plane forced to land in France just after Snowdon was in Moscow!
Re: understandable
You will note that the independent reviewer of the anti-terrorism legislation in the UK has done his nut about the arrest and demanded an explanation.
You will also note that giving your partner a memory stick to move documents around isn't beyond the imagination.
No, I don't think he should have been held for 9 hours, it's appalling, but I also think that there is at least a reason to ask if it's possible that he may have had documents that he shouldn't have had.
Re: understandable
"...remember the video of the helicopter murdering ..."
Yes, I do, do you remember that Wikileaks edited the video and removed a whole load of footage from the start. They then editorialised about it being murder.
Wikileaks could serve an important purpose, but if the edit information (other than to protect the innocent) and if they editorialise they trivialise what they are doing and become a sensationalist newpaper, not a leaks site.
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What is 89 position
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MOSTLY \"Q\' for 69 that is female tung(mouth) to male\'s privat part , and male\'s mouth(tung) to females P part and smooching , these is foreplay, same way \"8\" is mean for boobs and squeezing by male that is \"89\" in these numbers you dont have to count the number but look to the figure 8 is like boob and 9 is person\'s face figure,Answered by HITENDRA PATEL, 02 May '09 05:00 pm
There is no 89 but 69 position. Where at the same time two partners do oral sex with each other.Answered by adeel ahmad, 02 May '09 06:58 pm
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It is 69 only. tryAnswered by Shri Nikeath, 14 May '09 07:43 pm
MOSTLY \\\"Q\\\' for 69 that is female tung(mouth) to male\\\'s privat part , and male\\\'s mouth(tung) to females Private part 89 and smooching , these is foreplay, same way \\\"8\\\" is mean for boobs and squeezing by male that is \\\"89\\\" in these numbers you dont have to count the number but look to the figure 8 is like boob and 9 is person\\\'s face figure,Answered by prashant prashar, 04 May '09 05:47 pm
89 comes after 69. Hence 89 means the act which is done after 69 act. Simply penetrating.Answered by Shinoj Mathew, 03 May '09 06:43 pm
It is 69 and not 89Answered by paresh ghoshal, 03 May '09 06:04 pm
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President Barack Obama walks from Marine One on the South Lawn of the White House Thursday.
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Shadows Lyrics - Callenish Circle
The dawn has reached the sky
What does the darkness trying to hide
Shadows overrun the sunlight
Nocturnal violence took it's price
[Solo J.E.]
Diabolic evil minds
They rule atrocious bestial crowds
Ideas seem to fade away
As their presence is shown by howls
The dawn has reached the sky.
Shadows overrun the sunlight.
Confusion - Don't let the shadows rule your life
Existence - Hold up the sun and humanize
Eyes betray their parlous lies
Their purpose should be known by now
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Anxiety for improvements
Crying to neglect their appearance
Forced into seclusion
Secrecy has forced your breakdown
The dawn has reached the sky.
Shadows overrun the sunlight.
In the darkness you fear your life
When the shadows appear into your mind
Your dreams seem to turn into dust
The desire you feel deep inside
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Reverse Mode
This is about the state Shadow Pokémon enter in Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness. For its equivalent in Pokémon Colosseum, see Hyper Mode.
Reverse Mode is a condition Shadow Pokémon will sometimes enter in Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness after using a move during Pokémon battle. Like Hyper Mode in Pokémon Colosseum, its status meter will turn red and black, and an aura of the same color will appear around the Pokémon, presumably seen with the Aura Reader.
Effects of Reverse Mode
- An afflicted Pokémon will have no difficulty using Shadow moves, but may disobey instead of using any other moves.
- During every turn a Shadow Pokémon is in Reverse Mode, it will deal damage to itself at the end of the turn.
- Items cannot be used on a Pokémon in Reverse Mode.
- Unlike Hyper Mode, Reverse Mode is not known to increase the critical hit ratio of any Shadow moves. Also, it is activated at the end of the turn, as opposed to instead of attacking.
Ending Reverse Mode
Reverse Mode can be ended by either calling to a Pokémon in battle or by using a cologne on it. Doing this will "open the door to its heart" a bit and bring it closer to being purified.
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So it has been a few weeks since I started training for my 5K and about two weeks since I got my new shoes. Everything seems to be progressing well. When I first started, my trainer had me running 5 minutes at a time with a 5 minute walk between. By the middle of the second running set my shins and feet would be aching. After yesterday, I had to stop once during the second set to stretch. I finshed the rest of the workout without any problems. I have increased my speed this week so I was drenched by the end of the workout but I felt great. Now I get to run into problems.
My grandmother passed last night. We were already planning to go visit my family over the holiday but I would have had access to a treadmill while visiting my dad. Now, that may not happen due to the funeral. I'm a little worried about what will happen if I don't get a training day or two in this weekend. Friday I'm going to get up early and at least get that day completed. My Saturday and the following Monday session may be in jeopardy, though. I might have to try running on the street (which is what my 5K is going to be anyway). I only worry because I've had the cushion of the treadmill up until this point.
A few weeks ago I hit a revelation I've been weighing myself weekly (with the odd mid-week scale check). Since the beginning of the year, I haven't lost any weight. I was getting frustrated until my wife pointed out that my jacket wasn't so tight any more. Sure enough, it wasn't. Then I checked my other shirts. They were longer! A pair of workout shirts I had bought last year, which were too short and showed my gut, now fit fine. What happend. Fast foward to yesterday. I was getting ready in the morning for work and happened to look in the mirror. I was surprised at how much smaller I seem. I wish I had been tracking measurements other than weight since July. I'm sure I'd see some significant changes. I can't wait to buy some more new shirts for work since the ones I usually wear now seem to reach my knees.
I've started training for my first 5k. I had purchased a pair of all-terrain running shoes from Kohl's. They are great for walking. The first pair I'd bought I wore the tread off I wore them so often. So I bought a second pair. Wrong choice. All-terrain shoes aren't really designed for running on a treadmill. They're more for slightly uneven surfaces (at least in my opinion). So my trainer sent me to the local running store. I bought my first pair of true running shoes. I've never spent that much on a pair of shoes. Wow. But they are great. Already I can tell the difference in my legs and feet after I'm finished for the day. I guess there are some things that really are better the more you spend.
I've been going to the "gym" on and off for the last couple of weeks. I haven't been consistent because I hate getting up so early and would rather spend time with my kids in the evening. But when I go, I felt like I worked out fairly well. I did a weight circuit and then 10 minutes of cardio. The weights were set up by a friend my ours that is a personal trainer. Well.....she went to the "gym" with me yesterday. Apparently I haven't been working myself hard enough on the weights or the treadmill. She immediately noticed that I was not lifting enough weight. And the 12 reps she originally gave me were not enough so we increased them. Oh! And let's add three new machines to work muscles that already hated me for the treadmill. Speaking of the treadmill, don't just walk at 3.5 with a 2 degree incline. Hit that random button. Ha! Bet you feel that now. I did. And it felt great. I need to remember to take a notebook with my tomorrow so I can keep better track of the weights I'm lifting. By the time I get home I've usually forgotten and use the wrong weights next time. But I like having my own personal torturer when I'm working out. She keeps me in line.
I've been saying for a few years that I wanted to run a 5K. I have finally taken a step toward that. After joining a "fitness center" (they don't want to be called a gym because gyms have "lunks"...) I remembered how much I enjoyed running before heart problems (which were just my body being cranky at running and nothing serious) sidelined me. Watching TV the other night I saw information about 5Ks for new runners/walkers. Long story short, June 15th is my first 5K. My wife is joining me as a motivation. We're also talking about a warm-up 5K (not running the whole thing or having a slower pace) in March. I'm excited and terrified at the same time. Now I need to get some new shoes so I can start training.


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