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A portable modular electronic system includes a plurality of portable modules in separate respective housings that are mutually attachable and detachable to form the system. Electrical connectors on the modules provide inter-module electrical connections when the modules are attached, and have symmetries that enable multiple different relative orientations between modules.
1. A portable modular electronic system, comprising:
a plurality of portable modules in separate respective housings that are mutually attachable and detachable to form said system, and
respective electrical connectors on said modules that provide inter-module electrical connections when said modules are attached, said connectors having corresponding symmetries that establish said inter-module electrical connections for multiple different relative orientations between said modules.
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a first electrical connector that is spring-biased to protrude outward through a first wall of said housing to mate with an electrical connector of another module when the two modules are mechanically connected together, said first electrical connector electrically connected to said module electronics.
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[0001] 1. Field of the Invention
[0002] This invention relates to electronic systems, and more particularly to portable modular electronic systems with symmetrical connections between modules.
[0003] 2. Description of the Related Art
[0004] Numerous processor-controlled electronic applications (also referred to as �appliances�) have been developed, such as portable digital MP3 audio players, digital still or video cameras, digital voice recorders and personal data assistants (PDAs). Some of these applications must be plugged into a personal computer (PC) to operate, while others are stand-alone portable devices. For example, Moving Picture Experts Group Layer 3 Standard (MP3) players are portable with built-in hard drive memories. However, even such portable devices cannot interface with other applications without an intervening PC, and by themselves are limited to a single application.
[0005] Portable data storage devices are also available, e.g., a plug-and-play unit that is automatically detected as a removable drive when plugged into a USB (universal serial bus) port on a computer. It can be used to read, write, copy, delete and move data to or from a hard disk drive, and can play MP3 files, run applications or view videos. However, it has a limited storage capacity and, since it must be plugged into a computer, the overall system is not portable.
[0006] Some portable handheld computers have a connector at the bottom that enables consumers to snap-on various applications, such as a camera, Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver, bar code scanner, recorder or modem. However, the hand held computers are limited to only a single application at a time, and there is only one way to position an application device relative to the computer.
[0007] Controllers associated with a pair of redundant hard drives are also known, such as a RAID (redundant array of industry standard DIMMs (dual in-line memory modules)) system. Again, however, such systems are not portable. When used with a portable application such as an MP3 player, the application must be connected to the controller/memory combination and thus loses its portability.
[0008] It is important that any consumer-oriented electronic system be easy to assemble and operate. If the consumer is to be given options in configuring the system for different applications, it is highly desirable that the system have a degree of flexibility in its design so that it can tolerate variations in the way it is assembled by different, non-expert consumers.
[0009] One embodiment of the present invention comprises a portable modular electronic system with a plurality of portable modules in separate respective housings that are mutually attachable and detachable to form the system. Electrical connectors on the modules provide inter-module electrical connections when the modules are attached. The electrical connectors have respective symmetries that establish the inter-module electrical connections for multiple different relative orientations between the modules.
[0010] A module in one embodiment comprises a housing, module electronics within the housing, and an electrical connector that is spring-biased to protrude through a wall of the housing to mate with a similar connector of another module when the two modules are mechanically connected together, with the connector electrically connected to the module electronics.
[0011] These and other features and advantages of the invention will be apparent to those skilled in the art from the following detailed description, taken together with the accompanying drawings.
[0012]FIGS. 1 and 2 are exploded perspective views of two embodiments of a portable modular electronic system with inter-module electrical connectors in accordance with the invention;
[0013]FIG. 3 is a simplified sectional view of an application module with a pair of opposed connector spring biased by flexible resilient webs;
[0014]FIG. 4 is a perspective view of one of the connectors shown in FIG. 3;
[0015]FIG. 5 is a sectional view of one end of a module with a connector plug spring biased by a coil spring;
[0016]FIGS. 6 and 7 are perspective views of square and oval connector plugs that can be used with the invention; and
[0017]FIG. 8 is a simplified sectional view of a modular electronic system with modules arranged along transverse axes.
[0018] Embodiments of the present invention provide a portable modular electronic system that enables the consumer to assemble the system with only one application or with a number of different applications, and that tolerates variations in the relative orientations of the modules when they are assembled. It is very easy for the untrained consumer to tailor the system for different applications, without restriction to one particular orientation system. This provides an extra degree of �consumer friendliness�, since different untrained people may orient the system's modules in different ways.
[0019] An example of such a system is illustrated in FIG. 1. It consists of a memory module 2 that comprises a pair of independent redundant memories 4 and 6, a controller module 8 and at least one application module, with a pair of application modules 10 and 12 shown in the figure. The controller module 8 controls the flow of data between the memory module 2 and the application modules 10 and 12. The various modules can be connected together into a handheld unified stack by any convenient mechanical connector mechanism, such as links 14 which fit into opposing recesses 16 in adjacent modules and hold the modules together with screws 18 which extend through openings in the links into aligned tapped holes 20 in the modules. Only one link 14 is illustrated in FIG. 1, but additional links or other connector mechanisms would be provided for each opposed pair of module recesses.
[0020] Inter-module electrical communication is provided by mutually-aligned electrical connectors 22 on opposing faces of adjacent modules. In the figure, only the electrical connectors on the visible left-side faces of the controller and application modules are shown; additional connectors would be provided on their opposite faces. Since the memory module 2 is designed as an end module in this embodiment, electrical connectors are provided only on its side illustrated as facing the controller module 8. In this example, each independent memory unit 4 and 6 has its own electrical connector, each of which is aligned with a corresponding electrical connector in the controller module 8. Thus, the controller module has a pair of electrical connectors 22 on its left-hand side facing the memory module 2, and a single electrical connector on its right-hand side facing the first application module 10.
[0021] The electrical connectors 22 can have a standard USB format, with two power lines and two data lines. The various lines are preferably implemented as three concentric conductive rings 22 a, 22 b, 22 c and a central conductor 22 d, which mate with corresponding rings and a central conductor in the electrical connector for the adjacent module when the two modules are brought together. The concentric rings are symmetrical about the axis 24 of the stacked modules, enabling the various modules to be assembled together with any desired individual rotational orientations about the axis without impairing the functionality of the system. The facing pairs of electrical connectors on the memory and controller modules are also symmetrically located on their respective modules, enabling these two modules to be oriented 180� with respect to each other and still retain an alignment between opposing electrical connectors. The portability of the system is enhanced by virtue of the electrical connectors in this embodiment being integral with their respective modules, with electrical connections between adjacent modules not established until the modules are positioned to be mechanically connected together.
[0022] This flexible alignment system makes it very easy for the casual consumer to assemble individual modules into an overall portable handheld system. It does not matter whether the various modules face up or down; their electrical connectors will still establish connections with adjacent modules. Universal mechanical connectors would permit the application modules to be oriented at any arbitrary rotational angle about the axis while still retaining the necessary inter-module electrical connections, rather than the 180� orientation enabled by the links 14. Furthermore, the application modules can be rotated 180�, prior to mechanical connection with other modules, about a vertical axis 25, reversing the positions of their left- and right-hand faces shown in FIG. 1. While this would place the electrical connector 22 on the right-hand face of application module 10 in contact with the connector on controller module 8, as explained below the opposed electrical connectors for each application module can be connected together by a common bus that runs through the module to eliminate any electrical difference between the two connectors.
[0023] The positions of the application modules 10 and 12 within the stack can also be reversed. When connected together, the electrical connectors 22 and internal buses through each application module form in effect a single common bus for the string of application modules, enabling the controller module 8 to communicate with any desired application module by means of digital codes previously stored in the application and controller modules. Thus, a signal transmitted from the controller module to the application modules would be prefaced with the code of the module for which the signal is intended, so only that module actually processes the signal. Return signals are coded in a similar manner to enable the processor module to identify the application module which originated the signal, and indicate to other modules to refrain from acting on the signal.
[0024] The redundant memories 4 and 6 are preferably hard drives, but can also be flash memories or any other portable memory device with desired capacity, protection against movement in a portable system, and compatibility with the controller module. The system could also be implemented with only one memory unit if redundancy is not wanted, or with more than one redundant memory.
[0025] The memories provide mass data storage redundancy that enables one memory to take over when the other has failed or become corrupted. They are operated in a conventional master-slave fashion by the controller module, with one memory unit acting as the primary storage and the other as a backup. Since they preferably store the same data, they can be connected to the controller module in either memory position. If one memory unit fails, it is simply disconnected from the system when desired and replaced with a new unit, with the controller module copying the data stored in the remaining memory unit into the new one. The memory units 4, 6 are connected to the controller module 8 by separate sets of links 14 to enable the units' independent replacement.
[0026] The controller module 8 typically includes a display 26, and a user interface pad 28 that enables the consumer to enter desired commands. The controller is supplied with a battery compartment to provide power for all the modules in the system through the power buses provided by the electrical connectors 22 and internal module circuitry. A power port 30 can also be provided for an external power source, although in portable use the system would normally operate off its battery(ies).
[0027] Any desired number of application modules can be integrated into the stack, with a great degree of flexibility in their orientations as described above. This makes it possible to store data in an easily portable location and have it accessible by multiple applications. Various types of straps, clamps and Various types of straps, clamps and fasteners separate from the electrical connectors can be used for inter-module mechanical connection. An outer housing into which the various modules are placed could also be provided, with an adjustable end plate or the like to hold the modules together with their adjacent electrical connectors in contact with each other. However, this would be more cumbersome and less flexible.
[0028] One of the advantages of the system is that it enables connection of multiple application modules that are different not only in their function, but in their dimensions along the system axis 24. The module dimensions in other directions can also be varied. By keeping the connector modules 22 at the centers of their respective faces, the system enables the incorporation of smaller or different shaped modules that may be developed in the future.
[0029] The controller data rate is typically greater than that for any single application, making it possible to simultaneously run multiple application modules off the single controller module. The application modules may utilize buffers to store the controller data.
[0030] An alternate modular system is illustrated in FIG. 2, with two independent redundant memory units 4 a and 6 a in a common memory module housing 2 a. The two memory units can be independently removed from the housing and replaced. Only a single electrical connector 22 is provided on each face of the housing along the system axis, with each memory unit 4 a and 6 a connected to the common data and power buses running through the module between its opposed electrical connectors. The controller module 8 a distinguishes between the two memory units by means of conventional identification codes associated with each unit.
[0031] Since the memory module 2a has only a single electrical connector 22 at each opposite face, it can be placed at any desired location within the stack, rather than being restricted to an end location as shown in FIG. 1. Memory module 2 a is instead shown located between the controller module 8 a and the application module 10. Since the controller module uses only a single electrical connector to interface with the memory module, the electrical connectors on its opposite faces are also centered on the system axis, enabling the controller module to likewise be positioned at any convenient location within the stack. As shown in FIG. 2, controller module 8 a is at the end of the stack, with one of its electrical connectors aligned with the memory module 2 a and the electrical connector on its opposite face exposed. The exposed connector could be covered with a cap if desired, or another application module could be connected to this side of the controller module. Since the controller module communicates with all of the other modules via the common data and power bus running through the connected modules, identifying each different module by its respective identification code, the stack can be assembled with the various modules in any arbitrary position. This makes it very easy for the novice consumer to use. If a particular application module is no longer desired, it can simply be removed from the stack. If it occupies an intermediate position in the stack, it would be disconnected from the modules on either side, removed, and the remaining modules connected back together. New application modules can be added simply by connecting them to either end of the existing stack, or by disconnecting two modules, inserting the new application module in between and reconnecting the modules to the new application module, if desired. Once the controller and memory modules have been connected to the desired application modules, they behave as a single device.
[0032] A simplified sectional block view of application module 10 with its electrical connectors is given in FIG. 3. The module includes an outer housing 32, with electrical connectors 22 protruding through openings in opposite walls of the housing, slightly beyond the outer housing surface and generally up to about 1 mm, although this protrusion can be varied. This connector arrangement permits the module to be assembled together with other modules in a linear stack. If for some reason a nonlinear assembly of modules is desired, one or both of the connectors 22 could be placed in different and/or additional walls of a module.
[0033] The module's electronic circuitry is indicated generically by block 34. It includes a programmed identification code that distinguishes the module from other application modules. Data and power buses 36 and 38, which can be electrical conductors or optical buses, extend through the interior of the module between corresponding conductive rings and the central conductors of the opposed connectors 22. Two data and two power buses are included in the standard USB configuration, but only one of each is shown for simplicity. The module electronics tap off the data and power buses at taps 40 and 42 to provide power and two-way communication with the memory module, under the control of the controller module and the application module's user interface. The electronics within any other application modules would similarly tap into the data and power buses, which would electrically extend continuously through all of the application modules (and also through the controller and memory modules in the FIG. 2 embodiment).
[0034] The connectors 22 can be implemented with plastic or other dielectric plugs into which the conductive rings 22 a, 22 b, 22 c and center conductor 22 d are set, with the plugs mechanically biased to inactive positions protruding slightly beyond the limits of the module housing 54 by a spring bias. A suitable spring bias is a flexible resilient web 44 attached at its outer periphery to the interior of the housing and at its central area to the connector plug to bias the plug outward, with a stop 46 around the periphery of the plug to limit its travel outward from the housing. When the housing 10 is butted against the housing for an adjacent module, the opposed connector plugs push each other back into their respective modules until their outer faces are substantially flush with the walls through which they protrude, with the spring force of web 44 urging them outward against the mating connector in the other module. A firm electrical contact is thereby established between the two modules.
[0035] One embodiment of a connector plug 22 is shown in perspective in FIG. 4. Since the conductive rings 22 a, 22 b, 22 c are circular cylinders, they establish a 360� symmetry that enables adjacent modules to be positioned with any arbitrary rotational angle between them relative to the system axis. While in practice the rectangular cross-section of the module housings in FIGS. 1 and 2 may limit each successive pair of modules to alternate 180� rotational orientations about the system axis, and a square cross-section may limit the inter-module angular orientations to 90� increments, such limitations stem from the housing shape and not from the symmetrical connectors, which are capable of unlimited rotational orientations regardless of housing shape. Giving the housings a circular cross-section would provide an unlimited degree of variation in the relative rotational orientations between modules.
[0036]FIG. 5 illustrates an alternate form of spring bias for the connector plug 22, in which a coil spring 48 is lodged between the stop 46 on the plug and a flange 50 which extends from the wall of housing 10. A central opening 52 through the flange enables for the passage of connector wires or optical signals between the plug and the interior module electronics. Other forms of spring bias, such as a cantilever spring, can also be employed.
[0037]FIGS. 6 and 7 illustrate connector plugs 54 and 56 with square and oval cross-sections, respectively, and corresponding square and oval conductive rings 58 and 60, respectively. As with the circular cross-section plug of FIG. 4, the conductive rings and center conductor are preferably gold-plated. The square configuration of FIG. 6 enables 90� variations in the relative angular orientations between adjacent modules, while the oval plug of FIG. 7 enables 180� variations.
[0038]FIG. 8 is a simplified view illustrating a variation in which a series of modules 62 a, 62 b, 62 c, 62 d are coupled together along a major axis 64 as described above, with one or more additional modules 66 a, 66 b coupled along a transverse axis to a major axis module 62 b. For this purpose module 62 b is provided with additional connectors 68 through housing walls that are parallel to major axis 64. The additional modules can have only a single connector as illustrated for module 66 a, or multiple connectors as illustrated for module 66 b to allow for connection with further modules off major axis 64. The system is flexible, and can be designed to accommodate large numbers of modules in many different geometric configurations.
[0039] The modular system which has been described enables a flexible number of electronic applications to be integrated into a portable handheld system, without regard to specific orientation. While specific embodiments of the invention have been shown, numerous variations and alternate embodiments will occur to those skilled in the art. For example, other degrees of symmetry between opposed connectors in adjacent modules can be envisioned, as could other mechanisms for establishing symmetrical inter-module connections, such as providing conductive rings directly through the walls of the modules themselves without separate connector plugs. Many different module shapes can be accommodated, and the number of different application modules supported is limited only by the capacities and data rates of the memory and controller modules, and any gross size limitations on the assembled system. Furthermore, a given module could have only one or more than two connectors, some of which could be provided on adjacent walls of the module that are angled to each other. Accordingly, the invention should be limited only in terms of the appended claims.
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Ex-magistrate lied to senior Carlisle judge to go on holiday
Last updated at 14:56, Sunday, 10 February 2013
A former magistrate and football club boss lied to a senior judge so he could avoid a court hearing that clashed with his holiday plans.
Donald Cameron, who was previously chairman of Gillford Park Football Club in Harraby, Carlisle, narrowly escaped a jail term after judge Peter Hughes QC described his actions as "calculated and "flagrantly dishonest".
He was fined £7,500 after admitting contempt of court, and given 56 days to pay. The court heard how Cameron, from Greystoke, near Penrith, had been involved in a legal dispute between the Gillford Park club and the owners' of the ground where the team played.
Early last year, he used his solicitors to apply for a hearing adjournment, saying he had been invited to give a talk to an important international conference in Spain.
Cameron told the court he regarded the task as an honour and so he was keen to attend the event. At a later date, a solicitor for the football ground's owners became suspicious but Cameron stuck to his story, only admitting the truth when he was asked to provide as evidence his flight tickets to Barcelona.
It later emerged that the real reason Cameron wanted to abort the court hearing was that it clashed with a holiday he had booked with his disabled partner – though he claimed he had forgotten the court date when he booked the holiday in Majorca.
Dismissing a claim that he had simply overlooked the court date when booking the holiday, Judge Hughes said: "What is much more likely is that you, rather arrogantly, decided that the date did not suit you."
The judge said he had rarely seen a litigant caught out in such a "blatant" attempt to manipulate the legal processes of the court.
The judge told Cameron: "Although your conduct was calculated and flagrantly dishonest, it was exposed for what it was, and the course of justice was speedily put back on track. The person most damaged by what you have done was, in the end, yourself. Your reputation and trustworthiness will never be the same again."
The judge said he had taken account of Cameron's former good character and his work as a magistrate.
Judge Hughes said the case could have been dealt with as a potential offence of perverting the course of justice. The contempt could have justified a four-month jail term following a guilty plea. "I have anxiously considered whether my public duty requires me to pass such as sentence," continued the judge.
"I feel I can effectively and more strictly mark the seriousness of your conduct in another way, by imposing a substantial financial punishment on you as a clear deterrent to others."
Cameron's barrister Jonathan Rogers said he had been motivated by his good intentions towards his partner, and the offence was born out of confusion in his client's domestic situation.
Cameron was involved in a protracted legal dispute with Carlisle and District Railway Sports and Athletics Club over the state of the Gillford Park ground.
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Story: Young Oliver Twist survives on gruel and grit at a London orphanage workhouse in the mid-19th century. When he's sold by overbearing beadle Mr. Bumble to the undertaker Mr. Sowerberry, Oliver is forced to sleep in a casket. After he gets into a fight with Sowerberry's apprentice, he escapes into the streets of London.
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Story: Hannah Senesh was born in 1921, the only daughter of a Hungarian journalist/playwright and his wife. After her father died when she was six years old, Hannah lived with her mother Catherine and brother Giora in Budapest. An experience with anti-Semitism in her early teens awakened her interest in Zionism. She graduated from high school on the eve of World War II and was thrilled to be accepted into the Agricultural School for Young Women in Nahalal in the British Mandate of Palestine.
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Way back in the days when I was a lad, Labor Day marked the beginning of the school year. Now, of course, school districts and universities get their fall semesters underway a couple of weeks earlier.
Story: Sarah is a photojournalist who has been on assignment covering the Iraq War. When she is severely injured by a roadside bomb, she is flown to Europe, where she is met by her partner, James. A reporter himself, James had left Iraq earlier after suffering a mental breakdown brought on by his own coverage of the war.
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Marsha Mason's horizons have expanded significantly from her childhood in St. Louis. The one-time Catholic schoolgirl attended Holy Rosary grade school in North St. Louis and later Mary Queen of Peace when her family moved to Crestwood. She became interested in theater while attending Nerinx Hall High School and the Conservatory of Theatre Arts at Webster University before embarking on her illustrious stage and film career.
The year 2012 was tumultuous in many respects, so perhaps fittingly Wicked is the title of the production that brings down the curtain on the last 12 months. A record drought plagued the St. Louis area, temperatures sweltered in an elongated summer and the area's economy staggered toward a slow but steady recovery. All of this took place in the face of impending doom predicted centuries ago by the Mayan calendar.
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Joan Quicksilver, Owner, The Quicksilver Company: A musical theater devotee for a lifetime, I was profoundly affected this year by the gripping coming-of-age drama about a young son of a poor English miner who dreams of becoming a ballet dancer. Billy Elliot: The Musical, which played the Fox Theatre, was a joyous celebration of a boy�s journey to make his dreams come true. Not only was it a terpsichorean masterpiece, but the plot gave the audience an insight into the clash between a father who expects his son to remain in the harsh world of the mining community and the yearning of Billy to move onward to another destiny. Elton John�s score is electric! The evening was one of humor, heart and passion. This 2009 Tony Award-winning musical was not only my favorite production of the year, but one of the most cogent and eloquent theater shows ever for me.
Story: Bingham, the worrisome president of Quail Valley Country Club, is besieged with complications. He's found out that the scratch golfer he eagerly welcomed as a new member earlier in the year has abandoned ship and joined forces with Bingham's cursed rival, Crouching Squirrel. To make matters worse, he learns of the defection only after he's made a lavishly foolish bet with Dickie, his rival at Crouching Squirrel, who informs Bingham that the prized golfer is now playing for his team. And Quail Valley vice president Pamela bluntly tells Bingham that the board has decided to fire him if he doesn't win the vaunted match after failing to do so for several years.
Story: Works from the canon of composer John Kander and his long-time partner, the late lyricist Fred Ebb, fill this tidy musical revue that was conceived by director Scott Ellis, choreographer Susan Stroman and librettist David Thompson. Featuring selections from shows such as Chicago, Cabaret, The Happy Time, The Rink and New York, New York, it opened on Broadway in March 1991 and closed a year later after 408 performances.
Story: Rob Gordon is a walking encyclopedia of rock music. He's so in tune with the sounds of his life that he has vinyl selections in his own independent record store categorized autobiographically. His Championship Vinyl shop is a haven for nerdy guys who like to browse through his legion of prized LPs, or maybe even work there as is the case with assistants Barry and Dick.
Story: Tom Wingfield, one of four characters in this two-act drama, describes it as "a memory play." Serving also as narrator, he says that "I am the opposite of a stage magician. He gives you illusion that has the appearance of truth. I give you truth in the pleasant disguise of illusion." Tom then describes the fragile world of his Southern transplant mother, his physically handicapped older sister and himself, working at a shoe factory in St. Louis in 1938 and dreaming of the life of a poet and world traveler.
The year 2011 yielded an abundance of significant news in local theater. Eleven presentations stood out above the rest. In ascending order, here's a list of the year's best productions:
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DoraDora First Baptist Church
Po Box 357
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(205)648-9414Daycare / Preschool (Baptist)16 students | Gr. PK-KG
JasperGrace Christian Academy
1186 Mac Drummond Rd
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EmpireReclamation Ranch Academy
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They paid and stayed. We double-checked.
3.1 Room cleanliness
3.1 Service & staff
2.9 Room comfort
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for Couplesby A verified travelerfrom Aptos, CA
Oasis MotelPosted Oct 6, 2014
Pros: This motel is handy to the Opera House and offers free parking.
Cons: A breakfast room would be appreciated
Location: Attend the opera or go to a syphony
We had dinner at the restaurant in the Opera House, attended the opera, spent the night at the motel, drove to Mel's the following following morning for breakfast, and then went home.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom san Francisco, CA
Good for the pricePosted Oct 5, 2014
Nothing special but did the job. Beds weren't very comfortable, outdated decor, towels were like sandpaper but you get what you pay for and it was clean and had everything I needed.
by A verified travelerfrom or
Only thing I can say it's nice location.Posted Oct 1, 2014
Very bad experience with this motel. Dirty, mole on the celing, no hot water so they called the handyman to fix it. Gummy bears are everywhere .It was wasting my money. I played almost $400 encluding tax and fee for two night. It worth only $49 room per night.
by A verified traveler
It should have been cheaper.Posted Sep 22, 2014
Pros: Some greenery in the middle. Nice location.
Cons: The hotel.
Location: You can take a cab to places.
Get there, automatic sliding door is broken. We try to check in the but receptionist isn't there. Find him after a few minutes. Get to room. Must iron clothes, iron hardly works. Try 3 different outlets, one works. Iron clothes horribly. Start drinking with friends, we play music from an old IPHONE. Receive call from front desk saying there is a wedding tomorrow and that we must turn down the music. We do not turn down the music. Get back from partying hard, get in argument with girlfriend, someone bangs on my door and shouts profanities in a foreign language. They threaten to call the cops. Argument finishes soon after. Can't sleep on the bed, so I just drive home. I think I'm missing a toiletry bag with medication and my glasses so I call the front desk. They say I have to come by tomorrow before the cleaning lady gets to the room, and that they can do nothing.
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Convenience but not much elsePosted Sep 9, 2014
Location: Pretty close to Union Square, City Hall and reasonably close to two cable-car routes. Cafes for breakfast and an enormous cinema complex nearby.
San Francisco was our final destination after a road trip and we wanted somewhere reasonably well-located with parking available; the Oasis Inn fit the bill for this. If you are more concerned with being in San Francisco, seeing its sights and enjoying what is to be enjoyed there than with sumptuous comfort and chandeliers, then it is a perfectly adequate place to stay. It should be noted that the location is on the edge of the Tenderloin district and so care needs to be taken in picking routes on foot - e.g. avoid Eddy Street. The hotel itself is tired in decor and underwhelming in its facilities, but we were looking for a place to sleep comfortably and that's what we did.
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Posted Aug 19, 2014 on Hotels.com
Bad neighborhood and homeless people in the parking garage sleeping next to the cars! Dirty rooms!
for Getaway With Friendsby A verified traveler
Hotel Doesn't Care About Theft or CleaningPosted Aug 19, 2014 on Hotels.com
We stayed here knowing not to expect the world...but don't even expect a small portion of it. Front desk staff was okay, until my phone got stolen off of the public courtyard at 6:30AM by I think a housekeeper since the rest of the guests were asleep or not outside. I pinged it from the hotel to another neighborhood in the city later that day. Upon reporting it to the hotel, they couldn't have cared less. Also, the rooms weren't clean. We found a lot of debris and a flip flop that must have been there for weeks in the room. If you're completely desperate, maybe try this place...just keep your stuff with you at all times (even a few minutes screwed me) and maybe bring some sheets from home.
for Getaway With Friendsby Brandonfrom Chico
Not bad for a cheap central hotelPosted Aug 17, 2014 on Hotels.com
If you don't mind rude desk clerks and strolling around the Tenderloin (not suggested for most) then this place isn't bad for the price. Especially if you're visiting the Great American Music Hall. By far the closest you can get to it without spending an arm and a leg.
by A verified travelerfrom cleveland, loh
Good location and fee parkingPosted Aug 12, 2014
Pros: Location
Cons: Improve Internet and fix hot tub.
Location: Fisherman's warf by bus line.
No Internet in room. Told it was in a dead zone. Hot tub was broken.


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The luncheon Curran sponsored featured salad, Pernil, chicken stew and rice, black beans and rice, and fried sweet plantains.
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From left to right, Assemblyman Brian Curran, Margarita Grassing and Louis Correa.
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Kobe Japan - Pleasant Hill
- Address:
1918 Oak Park Blvd
Pleasant Hill, CA 94523Neighborhood:
Pleasant Hill
- Cuisine:
JapanesePrice: $30 and under
Kobe Japan - Pleasant Hill
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.kobejapanrestaurant.com/
- Phone: (925) 705-7065
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: M-Sa: 11:30am - 2:30pm
Lunch: Su: 12:00pm - 5:00pm
Dinner: Su-Th: 5:00pm - 9:00pm
Dinner: F-Sa: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Sushi, Steakhouse, Japanese
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Happy Hour
- Private Party Facilities: Kobe Japan Restaurant in Pleasant Hill is the perfect place to help you celebrate your next special event. We have two semi-private rooms for groups. Our Sushi Banquet Room can seat up to 10 people and our Teppanyaki (Hibachi) Banquet Room can seat up to 15 guests including nine seated around the Teppanyaki cooking area. Contact Kobe Japan today and reserve a banquet room and discuss menu options to make your next event special.
- Private Party Contact: Terry 9257057065
- Entertainment: For the sports enthusiasts, Kobe Japan boasts a full bar and lounge featuring six high definition flat screen TVs for all your sports entertainment. Our bar offers eight beer varieties on tap, including Budweiser and Sapporo along with several unique bottled beer and ale brands. All of your favorite mixed drink cocktails are available as well, along with several varietals of wine. Be sure to check-out our Sports Bar Happy Hour Specials.
A word from Kobe Japan - Pleasant Hill
At Kobe Japan Restaurant where you"ll not only find the very best Japanese cuisine this side of the Bay, but also the most entertaining chefs as they prepare your Teppanyaki meal before your very eyes. Kobe Japan prides itself in serving the finest Kobe beef from Snake River Farm. Let us entertain you at one of our seven Teppanyaki tables where our talented chefs will prepare your meal of Kobe Beef, Maine Lobster Tail, or one of our Hibachi Classic or Hibachi Combination plates. Kobe also caters to those who wish to choose from an eclectic selection of sushi, sashimi, or traditional Bento Boxes. We have weekly sushi board specials that change every Thursday and a huge selection of sushi rolls with unrivaled freshness and taste. Come join us for our own Kobe Roll or special rolls from sushi chefs Tom and Richard. We also serve a wide variety of cold sake from the sweet tasting Nigori to the very dry Junmai, over 20 varieties to choose from along with our traditional house sake.Continued
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Kobe Japan - Pleasant Hill reviews from OpenTable diners
6 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.5
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelEnergetic
good for groups (4)neighborhood gem (4)special occasion (3)fit for foodies (2)kid-friendly (2)scenic view (1)romantic (1)Show More
- So yummyErintrDined on 10/6/2014I love it here the food is great and watching the chief cook and do tricks in front of you is awesome The bacon fried rice is the best!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 20 reviews are from the Kobe Japan - Pleasant Hill reviews archive.
- QuirkyDebbie94597Dined on 7/17/2014Love doing the Hibachi dining. It is quirky and fun to watch the chefs enertain. The food is always good and I like that they off a birthday certificate every year. And it is close to home.Special Features:
- Good food/service - mehSushiLoverVIPDined on 4/16/2014The food at Kobe is consistently good and its close to our house. We have been here probably 7 or 8 times now. On a busy night we always feel rushed and the service suffers. Not good!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great choice!lop4Dined on 4/8/2014Excellent food and service! Would definitely choose Kobe Japan over its competition. Went for the husbands birthday and kids had a blast!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun fun funOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 3/30/2014Very fun. Good for kids. Great food. Super service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always TerrificOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 3/26/2014We've always had great service and food here. Tried the Kobe Punch this time -- great, as are the rest if their cocktails. This is the place our kids choose first for birthday dinners out. We'll be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food Good fun Good serviceHappyDinerDined on 1/12/2014Had a birthday dinner here last weekend and really enjoyed it. Everyone ordered something different, so we got to taste most everything on the Teppenyaki Hibatchi menu. The only reason I gave this 4 stars instead of 5 is because they offer Kobe beef, at Kobe beef prices, but when one of us got a tough piece of meat and questioned it, we learned it's not Kobe beef but "Kobe like". But we didn't pay "kobe like" prices, we paid what you would pay for Kobe. So bottom line - don't order the Kobe - get the regular steak or the sirloin - both of those were tender and tasty and much less expensive. Other than that, dinner was great. We will definitely be returning customers.Special Features:
- Very good neighborhood sushi spotcatgetsdownDined on 1/1/2014We had been to Kobe teppan dinner and wanted to be able to talk more during the meal so reserved a table for regular dining. The sushi roll selection is incredible. Lots of variety and interesting combinations. We ordered the sushi and sashimi for two, bento lunch and sashimi lunch (there were 4 of us), and 2 specialty rolls. The server came back a few minutes later and told us that would be a lot of food and recommended some changes- nice! How many places would actually tell you to order less?The classic rainbow roll was good, the softshell crab roll could have done with less sauce. The sushi sashimi was very good. Being as we came on New Years, the fish hadn't been caught that day but everything tasted fresh without a stale flavor.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- i am really surprised aboutKurumiVIPDined on 9/17/2013i am really surprised about the size of my chirashi . Only few pieces of sashimi on top of the rice. Not worth it!!
- Good service, fun teppanyaki chefOpenTable Diner Since 2001VIPDined on 7/3/2013The service was great and the chef was funny and quite skilled! My only complaints would be the food flavoring and air conditioning! We were there when it was 100+ degrees and the restaurant, especially the teppanyaki side, was like a sauna! It was uncomfortable but heck, it was our fault to pick to eat there when it was boiling hot outside! The food was average-- could be more flavorful. Chicken was kind of bland. Otherwise, it was a good experience.Special Features:
- AwesomeOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 6/4/2013Great people own and run Kobe Japan. They make every dining experience special whether you are doing sushi or the hibachi grill. Sushi is very fresh and they have an amazing variety of it. This place probably has the best sushi I have ever had. And the chef's who do the Hibachi grill are experts in their field. They make it so fun and entertaining. Definitely worth it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent, as usual!OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 5/12/2013Spent Mother's Day lunch here, and it was fantastic. All the beef they use is so tender, and the cocktails are great. The kids really enjoyed the grill show, and the staff was so nice to them. We'll be back!Special Features:
- Great service and food. KenOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 3/31/2013Great service and food. Ken was a terrific grill chef. Our young children had a blast! The sushi was very fresh, too . Try the pineapple martini!Special Features:
- Had a great birthday dinnerSFLocalVIPDined on 3/27/2013Had a great birthday dinner and the Hibachi cook, Ken was amazing. He really made the whole experience fun and enjoyable. Will return.Special Features:
- Our Teppanyaki Chef, Ken,OpenTable Diner Since 2003VIPDined on 2/16/2013Our Teppanyaki Chef, Ken, was amazing and personable! The staff is generally very good, but we didn't have such a great server. She wasn't very attentive, but when she did appear, she was nice enough. I will revisit this place, as I look forward to giving it a better review the next time around! The food, of course was REALLY good. I preferred the quality of their food to Benihana...Special Features:
- Great restaurant, but unorganized?OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 2/14/2013Late review: Reserved on OpenTable in the morning for my granddaughter's special Valentine dinner, then received a phone call at 4:00pm saying that our reservation could not be honored, as they were completely booked... Huh? But we have a confirmation! The staff claims OpenTable always makes these errors... Huh, again? You want us to look for another restaurant to go to on Valentine's Day at 4:00pm? My daughter spoke with the owner at length, and he was apologetic, but insisted they could not do anything about the mix-up. He suggested we sit at the bar, and we can order kitchen food to eat there. At a teppan restaurant? Why would we take a 10-year old to the bar? Right then, he got a cancellation, so we lucked out.Special Features:
- We went on a very busy night,OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 2/14/2013We went on a very busy night, Valentines day. We were seated 15 minutes late but not a problem because I was ok at the bar. Everyone was very friendly. The restaurant staff was working very hard and trying to please. We sat at a table, not hibachi bar. Overall the food was good and plenty of it. The sashimi and sushi was fresh. For a Japanese restaurant, food presentation was lacking. Slices of sashimi were thick and large to the point I had difficulty picking it up with my hashi/chopsticks. I almost asked for a fork and knife. I would consider going back again when it's not too busy.Special Features:
- This was our 1st time at thisOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 2/14/2013This was our 1st time at this restauarant. It was Valentine's Day and when we walked in & told the host that we had reservations through Open Table, he said he was overbooked but would see what he could do for us. We were excited about having a nice Hibachi style dinner after reading reviews. When finally seated, he took us to a little corner of the restaurant that had 3 tables & gave us menus for Sushi or Bento Box style dinner. We realized we were not going to have that Hibachi dinner we had both looked forward to. The reservation does not give you options for Hibachi style seating or the Sushi Bar. Disappointed w/overall experience.
- Entertaining MealImBadnessDined on 2/14/2013Fun alternative to Benihana...fun cooking in front of you. Chef was funny and catered to the child at the table and made her laugh. Food was delish, and time spent there was fun. Only complaint...fruit for dessert-big thumbs down...a scoop of ice cream or a cookie would be better.Special Features:
- Call if you want Hibachi!ModernistVIPDined on 1/26/2013Great sushi/teriakyi/hibachi in suburban Pleasant Hill, a clean alternative to Benihana in Concord which desperately needs updating. They cover the bases really well for Japanese cooking. Bar is really fun as is hibachi, if you want private dining go for the sushi area. Be sure to call if you want Hibachi (live cooking), Opentable does not note that on your reservation and they sell out.Special Features:
- Cold, only option to sit nearAnthonyVIPDined on 1/18/2013Cold, only option to sit near sushi bar with tv much too loud.


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