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Help--Vietnamese-style Dungeness (This Far Out of Season?)
- Emily Hope Aug 9, 2007 09:28 AM
I have a friend who's in town from the East Coast for one more night who would like to try dungeness crab. I know, I know, that it is about as far out of season as you can get, and I'm not even sure if they fish it at this time of year up north. BUT, she has never had it, and not only is she returning to the East Coast tomorrow, there's a chance she'll be leaving the country in the not too distant future. So. This is it. The problem is, I've never looked for crab at this time of year, and I'm never really paying attention to whether or not it's around in the tanks.
So, my question is this: are there restaurants around, preferably good Vietnamese restaurants that serve the traditional roast crab and garlic noodles (but Chinese might be OK too), who actually have live, kicking crabs in the tank at this time of year from some far-off locale? I was thinking of La Vie or PPQ (we live in the Richmond), but, like I said, I have no idea if the crab would be live, which would a least give her a sense of the real thing, or frozen, which is unacceptable. (As a backup, we're thinking about Tadich, for a dose of old-school SF and cioppino, but I'm not sure, for her, that it will be as much fun.)
Thanks for your help!
I know that the crab tank at Lotus Garden is empty (or at least it was on my last visit two weeks or so ago), so no help there. Have you thought about driving by one of your choices to see if there are crabs in the tanks?
re: Ruth Lafler
Thanks--I guess I wanted to see whether or not it was a possibility at all before I started driving around... (and if someone had seen them somewhere recently, so much the better.)
re: trhirsh
Thanh Long and Crustacean went downhill, but some recent reports suggest that they might be back on track, e.g.:
They've got a third restaurant in LA and are opening a fourth in SF.
Our standard is R&G Lounge in (near?) Chinatown. It specializes in Cantonese seafood, which means if they have it, it won't be frozen. Try their salt and pepper crab if they have it.
I saw a coffin-size tank full of "Dungeness" crabs at 99 Ranch in Foster City yesterday. I put that in quotes because the crabs, while large, had a light bluish and white shell. Is that correct for a Dungeness this time of year? I normally see them live as a kind of black-brown/orange/burnt umber.
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At the bottom of this page there are drawings of Dungeness and Blue crabs.
re: Robert Lauriston
Interesting. 99 Ranch was calling a crab with a blue carapace and upper leg a Dungeness. I guess this was just another case of debauched fishmongering, like when you see the guys at Andronico's offering "dover" sole for $7.99 a pound.
re: orezscu
Or they just threw crabs in the crab tank and didn't bother to change the sign.
re: orezscu
I see them all the time at my local 99 Ranch in Newark.
re: peppatty
At 99 Ranch, I asked where they were from. The answer was Alaska.
Thanks everyone for your suggestions--I just wanted to report back that we ended up at La Vie, which had crabs in their tank (as did PPQ). We've eaten here a few times, but it had been a while. Here's what we ate:
Veggie spring rolls: Fine, nothing outstanding, the wrapper was a little on the thick side.
Salt and Pepper Calamari: These were the surprise of the meal--I wasn't really expecting much, but this dish was fantastic. The squid were well fried and not greasy, there were plenty of hot peppers, and the best part was the crunchy carmelized garlic that was liberally sprinkled over everything. Yum. Came with a sweet-ish dipping sauce that wasn't really necessary. This was on the specials list, so I don't know if it's always on the menu.
Lemongrass Squid and Prawns (I think this is the name of the dish...): My husband had this, and he seemed pleased with it. I had a piece of squid and thought it was OK, but not great--a little sweet, and the squid wasn't especially fresh (although not gone off by any stretch).
La Vie Roast Crab with garlic noodles: My friend and I shared this, which serves 2 and is $45. This was an interesting preparation--the crab was filled with a deeply browned stuffing that was made from crab, garlic, butter I think, and I'm not sure what else. It was the best part of the dish, but was too sweet for my tastes--I'm not sure I'd order that style again. As for the crab, well, what can I say, it was crab out of season. It was passable. The real disappointment for me, though, were the garlic noodles--they can out barely covering a salad plate. It doesn't seem like noodles are the place to cheap out on that kind of a dish. And yet, when I tried them, I realized we wouldn't be needing another order--they were bland, with not enough butter or garlic. Although I haven't been to Than Long in a long time, and I know they've gone downhill, my memory of their garlic noodles is that they were chewy, buttery, garlicky, and addictive. These noodle, sadly, were none of those.
Overall, it was a nice meal, nothing but the calamari was really a stand-out, though. The service was very friendly but, as others have said, poky. I'm not sure this is the place to go if you're looking for great value--our meal, including 2 apps, 1 crab, 1 entree, 2 beers, and 1 soda water, was almost $100 after tax, but of course, that included the crab. Prices here seem to range quite a bit--the spring rolls were $7, while the calamari was $13 (but I'd gladly order it again!).
re: Emily Hope
Interesting - the reason I prefer La Vie's noodles is because I found Thanh Long's overseasoned and excessively garlicky - for me, the crabs themselves are so highly seasoned that they need something slightly bland to counteract them, and all the garlic on butter on garlic at Thanh Long made me slightly nauseous (this from someone who loves both butter and garlic).
I'm not sure if it's fair at all to judge crab right now, but the crab at Thanh Long tonight was the worst crab I've ever had (was not my idea to go there). It was totally dry, bland, no sweetness, served on a plate of bland butter with a bit of pepper. It was most likely frozen and reheated, my SO noted that it wasn't very hot when it came to our table. How can the kitchen put something out like that, for $36/crab?
Back in June, we went to PPQ, and although that was out of season as well, I remember the crab being fresh and juicy.


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Alpharetta Alpharetta Christian Academy
44 Academy St
Alpharetta, GA, 30009
(770)475-5762(Baptist)588 students | Gr. K-5
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700A Hembree Place
Roswell, GA, 30076
(770)594-126616 students | Gr. 3-12
AlpharettaAkers Academy
830 Old Alpharetta Rd
Alpharetta, GA, 30005
(770)889-0788Daycare / Preschool28 students | Gr. K
AlpharettaAlexsander Academy
1090 Powers Place
Alpharetta, GA, 30009
(404)839-591011 students | Gr. 5-9
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AlpharettaAlpharetta International Academy
4772 Webb Bridge Road
Alpharetta, GA, 30005
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3580 Old Alabama Road
Alpharetta, GA, 30022
(770)343-8532Daycare / Preschooln/a students | Gr. NS-PK
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4500 Ridge Road
Fairburn, GA, 30213
(770)964-9871(Christian)270 students | Gr. K-12
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8725 Dunwoody Pl Ste 2
Atlanta, GA, 30350
(770)998-031150 students | Gr. 7-12
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3254 Northside Parkway NW
Atlanta, GA, 30327
(404)845-0900223 students | Gr. 6-12
AtlantaAtlanta International School
2890 North Fulton Drive
Atlanta, GA, 30305
(404)840-3840Special Program Emphasis1160 students | Gr. PK-12
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120 Ralph Mcgill Blvd Ne
Atlanta, GA, 30308
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3160 Northside Pkwy Nw
Atlanta, GA, 30327
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1560 Metropolitan Pkwy Sw
Atlanta, GA, 30310
(404)225-4618Daycare / Preschool69 students | Gr. KG
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2120 Forrest Park Rd Se
Atlanta, GA, 30315
(404)370-1960(Christian)108 students | Gr. PK-8
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2099 Fairburn Rd Sw
Atlanta, GA, 30331
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401 Hamilton E Holmes Dr Nw
Atlanta, GA, 30318
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2295 Benjamin E Mays Dr
Atlanta, GA, 30311
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115 Bluegrass Valley Parkway
Alpharetta, GA, 30005
(770)346-7674Daycare / Preschooln/a students | Gr. NS-PK
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2321 Boldercrest Rd
Atlanta, GA, 30316
(404)844-0506(Christian)98 students | Gr. PK-12
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1701 Brandon Hall Drive
Atlanta, GA, 30350
(770)394-8177200 students | Gr. 6-12
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4755 Kimball Bridge Rd
Alpharetta, GA, 30005
(770)751-1972(Baptist)152 students | Gr. K-11
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Atlanta, GA, 30344
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AlpharettaChandler Academy
13580 Hopewell Rd
Alpharetta, GA, 30004
(770)346-050911 students | Gr. PK-6
AlpharettaChildren Today Montessori Learning Center
10465 Jones Bridge Rd
Alpharetta, GA, 30022
(770)817-8200Montessori School106 students | Gr. K
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2719 Delowe Dr
East Point, GA, 30344
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46 Peachtree Way Ne
Atlanta, GA, 30305
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10 Mansell Ct E Ste 500
Roswell, GA, 30076
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9 Concourse Parkway Northeast
Atlanta, GA, 30328
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AtlantaCornerstone Community Services Learning Academy
777 Cleveland Ave Sw 316
Atlanta, GA, 30315
(404)767-0222Special Education Schooln/a students | Gr. UG
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12387 Crabapple Rd
Alpharetta, GA, 30004
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3450 Enon Rd
Atlanta, GA, 30349
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AlpharettaCreme De La Creme
8730 Nesbit Ferry Rd
Alpharetta, GA, 30022
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DuluthCreme De La Creme
2349 Meadow Church Rd
Duluth, GA, 30097
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AtlantaCreme De La Creme
4669 Roswell Rd
Atlanta, GA, 30342
(404)256-4488Daycare / Preschool240 students | Gr. K
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The Catholic Church in Germany has closed its hotline for victims of sexual abuse due to lack of use. Critics say the church is not doing enough to counter this ongoing problem.
For two and a half years, the counseling service run by the Catholic Church was set up as a first point of contact for victims of abuse and their relatives.
Today, few people call the number, Matthias Kopp, spokesman for the German Bishops' Conference, told Deutsche Welle. He said the telephone helpline had fulfilled its purpose and would be turned off at the end of 2012.
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Johannes-Wilhelm Rörig doesn't approve of this decision. He is the independent special representative for sexual abuse of minors, appointed by the German government. Telephone helplines are "important for the first step towards finding help," he said in an interview with German public television.
The toll-free number was set up in 2010, following an abuse scandal at a Catholic church in Berlin. As the extent of the case came to light, it became clear that other boys and girls had also been sexually abused at other locations in Germany.
The church's hotline was the first nationwide contact point for victims of sexual abuse. Several thousand people called the number, which was operated by the Trier diocese.
The hotline was shut down due to a lack of demand, Kopp said. Hardly any more calls came in after spring 2012, Kopp said, "which is why we announced in April that the hotline would expire at the end of 2012."
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The abuse first came to light at Berlin's Canisius-Kolleg
Kopp responded to Rörig's criticism by pointing out that it was the church and not the government that had set up the hotline.
Michael Ermisch, head of the German government initiative for those affected by sexual violence and abuse, criticized the Catholic Church for offering the counseling, but not allowing external monitoring.
Ermisch, who himself is a survivor of abuse, said that he generally finds such hotlines useful as a first point of assistance.
The problem with state offerings, Ermisch said, is that they are obligated to immediately involve state agencies. Those affected are often not in a position to be questioned in the context of a criminal investigation, he said - "and they also don't want this, because they are afraid of the abusers hurting them further," Ermisch added.
Ermisch said the government doesn't offer enough support for victims of sexual abuse. "There's the government hotline, but that's it," he said. He said quick, simple help should be targeted toward young people in particular. He said the government should finance stability and couple therapy for those abused and, if necessary, their partners.
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Matthias Kopp: Other channels still available
Since 2010, the Catholic Church has been addressing the issue of sexual abuse with a set of measures including prevention, financial compensation for victims and an invitation to speak.
Kopp said that there's a prevention and abuse officer available in each of Germany's 27 Catholic dioceses. "One can easily find their phone number and email address on the Internet," he said.
This type of long-term support is more effective than a hotline, Kopp said. A hotline that won't be ringing any more.
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Officers Marc Lachance, left, and Scott Tardiff stand with the Manchester Police Department's newest horse, General John Stark, on Tuesday at Smyth Road Elementary School. (DAVID LANE/UNION LEADER)
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"Noooooooo," the children said in unison.
A shovel and a bucket took care of the horse manure and the "ewws" from the fourth-grade students in Mrs. Joleen Stephens' class quickly went to cheers when police Chief David Mara told them they won the contest to rename Clyde, the department's newly acquired 7-year-old gelding.
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He didn't tell them that the young excitable horse threw a rider in Veterans Park, was pink slipped and sold to a family in Ohio where he is now a pulling horse.
Mara shook hands with the children as he presented each with a certificate. They were then allowed to get up close and personal with The General, who stood quietly as the children gathered around and petted him.
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yea, i have a time for all 128 original times, fairly sure im not outside the top 1000
edit- actually i found kanaola rally to be in the 3000's -shame-, so thats probably what it is, not to worry, i will go back through and beat them all
I'm a mere .32 away from #22. Ill hopefully be taking that later today.
There's a 5 second difference between 21st and 22nd though. lol...... might take a while for that.....
EDIT: I took exactly .32 off of Cascade Falls.
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@Gravity2go: congratulations to #24!
and obviously I still have the bug in the recorded column, so just keep on ignoring it, please
I have fixed recorded time, added wrecks and deathrank and optimized the query to the point where it should be ok for the hoster.
It is still a little slower than before, so if I get blocked again, please use the contact form in the link on my sig below if you notice problems - this way I will know fastest - somehow the forum email notifications here dont work for me
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previously you had to use the index.php page as entry, like this:
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Church grows through Barnabas-funded ministry
Project(s): 00-477, 00-478
Barnabas Aid is helping the worldwide Church to grow spiritually and numerically by supporting hundreds of pastors and evangelists in places where Christians are under pressure.
We are currently giving financial assistance to 205 pastors and 228 evangelists and church planters in 27 countries, enabling them to focus their time and energy on strengthening Christians and proclaiming the Gospel to unbelievers.
Reaching teenagers
One of them, "A", a church worker in Punjab province, Pakistan, has a fruitful ministry among teenage boys. He felt called to reach out to this group after noticing that many of them seemed bored and aimless, spending their days wandering the streets, watching films and playing video games in clubs.
"A" spent time with the boys on a regular basis for about three months, and 12 of them accepted Jesus Christ as their personal Saviour. They are now growing spiritually and are regularly attending youth meetings and church services.
He also started a sports ministry for boys. A group meets every week to play sports followed by a time of prayer and Bible study. Five of the boys rededicated their lives to Jesus; one of them testified, "I found change in my behaviour. I started taking interest in my studies, reading Bible daily and learning how to pray. I have joy and peace in my heart."
"A" is one of the 77 full-time Christian workers in Pakistan who are supported by Barnabas Aid. This includes eight female workers who minister specifically to the practical and spiritual needs of women.
Responsive children
"S", a children's evangelist assisted by Barnabas Aid, brings the Gospel to children in South African townships where an Islamic presence is strong and gaining ground. She works through schools and outreach events.
One such outreach in a very poor slum area was attended by 90 to 140 children each week. "S" said, "Most of the children come from really destitute backgrounds and are very receptive to the Gospel message." As well as receiving spiritual food – through singing and Bible lessons – the children are given a much-needed meal of hotdog rolls and juice and a loaf of bread each to take home.
Rural church-planting
Barnabas Aid is supporting 38 pastors who are planting churches in poor, rural areas in Java, Indonesia, where almost everyone is Muslim.
|This Indonesian pastor and his wife
received a church permit after developing a relationship with a local village leader
Despite facing resistance and opposition, the pastors regularly see how God can change a situation that was intended for harm into good. This happened when a Muslim filed a complaint with a community leader against a pastor, who, along with his wife (pictured), had started a church in a Muslim-majority village. After praying fervently about the situation, they felt led to invite the village leader to visit the church so that he could judge for himself what they were doing. He came, and afterwards he ruled that the church was doing no harm and closed the complaint. The couple developed a positive relationship with the village leader, and after some time he granted the church an official permit – something that happens very rarely in Indonesia. The couple praised God for completely turning the situation around.
The church planters are given financial assistance during the early years of the church's life with the aim that once the congregation has grown large enough, members will be able to support them. But church growth is slow, and because people in these areas are very poor, new believers can contribute only small amounts. So Barnabas encourages the church-planting pastors to develop sidelines to generate a partial income, such as keeping ducks or chickens, growing rice or starting a small Christian school.
Give Today
If you would like to support pastors and/or evangelists ministering in Christian-minority contexts around the world, please donate to project 00-477 (Pastor Support Fund)and/or 00-478 (Evangelist Support Fund).
If you prefer to telephone, dial: 0800 587 4006 from within the UK or +44 1672 565031 from outside the UK. Please quote project reference project 00-477 (Pastor Support Fund) and/or 00-478 (Evangelist Support Fund).
If you prefer to send a cheque by post: Click this link for the address of our regional office. Please quote project reference project 00-477 (Pastor Support Fund) and/or 00-478 (Evangelist Support Fund).
For a quick donation of £3.00 by SMS (see terms and conditions here) text Barnabas/477 or Barnabas/478 to 70007 (Please note: This facility is presently only available to UK supporters).
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We enjoyed a wonderful trip to New Mexico and Santa Fe. Thank you for all of the advice! Please let me know if you have any questions.
This was a last-minute trip for us so many of the hotels were booked or quite expensive, especially for an ideal location. We stayed at the Hyatt Place on South Cerrillos, about 15 minutes from the Plaza. We really enjoyed this hotel and it suited our needs well. There is a continental breakfast, free WiFI and free parking included. We enjoyed the indoor pool several evenings. There is a sitting room and a kitchenette in the standard room, so this was nice with a three-year-old. It was new and clean and we had a good experience.
We drove from the Denver area and stopped at both Fort Union and Pecos National Monument on the way down. This was a good way to break up the drive. Both had short hikes and interesting things to see. Pecos in particular had gorgeous surrounding scenery. Your admission fee to one is also good at the other so keep your receipt!
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A definite highlight of the trip was our drive to Bandelier National Monument. We were worried about the closures but there was plenty to do for us and our daughter. We did two hikes, the Tyuonyi Overlook and Tsankawi hikes. Both were wonderful. The canyon was gorgeous and the Tsankawi hike with the obstacles and ladders was great fun, especially for our daughter. She had no problem with the ladders and loved it! We also did the White Rock Overlook on our way back to Santa Fe.
On our last day, we drove to Taos on our way back home. We did not go to the Pueblo as there was a lot of traffic due to a ceremony going on that day. We stopped, had lunch, wandered the Plaza, and went to the Governor Bent Museum.
We did mostly casual meals with our daughter. We went to Bumble Bees Baja Grill (good), Blue Corn Cafe (good), Shed (would not recommend), Cafe Pasqual's (very good), Cowgirl BBQ (good) and Graham's Grill in Taos (excellent). Graham's Grill and Cafe Pasqual were our two favorite meals of the trip.
We enjoyed our trip and seeing a new city! It was a good mix of family time and sightseeing time. We spent two full days in Santa Fe and did Bandelier on our third full day and it was perfect for us. We don't do a lot of shopping or art galleries, although we window shopped and saw some beautiful things. We enjoyed a lot of the area attractions and just wandering around the Plaza.
Thanks again for all of your help!
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We enjoyed a wonderful trip to New Mexico and Santa Fe. Thank you for all of the advice! Please let me know if you have any questions.
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Glad you had a great trip. I have to ask what happened at The Shed?
Love Graham's Grill, too.
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When you drove from Santa Fe to Taos did you do the "high road"? Was wondering what that was like.
Thanks for your report, I'm going to Santa in August and will make note of your restaurant recs.
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Thanks for reading! I meant to say we did the "low road" to Taos. It was a pretty drive for the last half. We probably would have done the high road and Chimayo if we had more time. Originally, we were going to the Pueblo to see the dance but were told it would be between 1-2 or "whenever it felt right" and couldn't wait. In regards to the Shed, I probasbly had too high of expectations as I had heard wonderful things beforehand. We got there around 12:15 and had to wait around 40 minutes. The service was horrible, very abrupt and short with us. Drinks not refilled, etc. My meal came smothered in the chile when I wanted it on the side and I really couldn't taste any of the taco or enchilada. It just wasn't a good experience, unfortunately.
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Glad you guys had fun. Bummer about The Shed; we had a great experience there with both food and service. We saw Ali MacGraw at Pasqual's! Those concerts you mentioned sound wonderful.
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Thanks for your trip report. It sounds like a lot of fun. We leave tomorrow for a week in Santa Fe and are really looking forward to it. It has been scorching here in the East and the weather forecast for Santa Fe looks perfect.
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@mamcalice - We are having some pretty good monsoons [rains] here now, so be sure to bring an umbrella.
Sounds like you had a good trip rockie, always glad to read that in a trip report!
FYI - More and more trails etc keep opening back up due to the rains. That is great news for locals as well as visitors.
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If, on the other hand, you know that the iPad Air or a Windows tablet isn't for you then here's the place to be. Sure Android is for you? Check out all our top picks below, or flick through the round-up by clicking the arrow to the upper-right.
Best 10-inch Android tablet | Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5
Best 8-inch Android tablet | Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4
Best 7-inch Android tablet | Nexus 7
Best sub-£100 Android tablet | Asus Memo Pad 7 ME176CX
Best sub-£200 Android tablet | Teso Hudl 2
Best Android tablet for work | Asus Transformer TF701T
Best Android tablet for sound quality | Kindle Fire HDX 8.9
Best Android tablet for kids | Kindle Fire HD 6
Best Android tablet for drawing | Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2
One of the golden rules when looking at Android tablets is that you should steer clear of cheap no-name models. There are countless of them and they're almost never worth the money or the effort of using such inferior products.
As for the "best" Android tablet, well there isn't really one at the moment. What you have is a number of great Android tablets that do some things better than others. What is best for you may be very different from what the person next to you might need.
Click the next arrow to go through and read a bit more about each tablet to find your perfect Android tablet partner.


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