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Rosa Mexicano - Atlanta
- Address:
245 18th Street
Atlanta, GA 30363Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
MexicanPrice: $30 and under
Rosa Mexicano - Atlanta
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.rosamexicano.com/
- Phone: (404) 347-4090
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday 11:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Dinner: Sunday - Monday 4:00 PM - 9:30 PM
Tuesday - Thursday 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Friday - Saturday 4:00 PM - 11:00 PM
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Mexican, Contemporary Mexican
- Executive Chef: Brad Weideman
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Delivery, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: We offer a full range of catering options: buffet stations, pre fixe menus, family style menus, passed hors d'ouvres, etc. For Large Party Reservations, please contact: Kaye Newsome at firstname.lastname@example.com or 202.783.5522 x13 or 215.869.4055.
- Entertainment: On special occasions, we frequently have guest musicians and/or mariachis present to heighten the festive atmosphere. Please contact the restaurant directly with questions.
- Special Events: FESTIVAL DE HELADOS | JULY 31-AUG 24
Desserts inspired by classic savory dishes such as guacamole, tamales and empanadas, and paired with handmade ice creams and sorbets infused with Mexican flavors ranging from prickly pear to chili-spiced chocolate.
Getting there
- Cross Street: 18th Street and District Avenue
- Public Transit: Take either the North or Northeast Line to the Art Center Stop. From there, catch the Atlantic Station Green Line Shuttle to Atlantic Station.
- Parking: Public Lot
- Parking Details: Parking is available in the Atlantic Station general lot. Call the restaurant for details.
A word from Rosa Mexicano - Atlanta
As our first location to open in the South, the Atlantic Station Rosa Mexicano combines Rosa's trademark authentic Mexican cuisine and stylish, festive atmosphere with Atlanta's southern hospitality to offer a unique dining experience. Inside, a dramatic 18-foot high water wall with miniature white Acapulco divers is the eye-catching centerpiece of the 200-seat restaurant, which also features a lounge area and private dining that accommodates up to 70 guests. With its bright colors, Mexican artwork and fabulous food, all are sure to enjoy the style and tastes that are solely Rosa Mexicano.Continued
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Rosa Mexicano - Atlanta reviews from OpenTable diners
67 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.3
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
good for groups (29)special occasion (24)fit for foodies (22)neighborhood gem (16)hot spot (15)great for outdoor dining (14)romantic (11)great for lunch (10)vibrant bar scene (9)kid-friendly (9)late-night find (6)scenic view (2)notable wine list (1)Show More
- Always outstanding!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/25/2014We've eaten here many times and have never ever been disappointed. My husband and I were visiting our daughter for Thanksgiving and went to celebrate our birthdays. What a treat! Our server, Giovanni, was fantastic . He not only treated us to a complimentary appetizer but also dessert for the three of us. A very special birthday celebration. Can't wait to return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner and a ShowAmandaDined on 11/21/2014My mom and I visited before seeing a Cirque du Soleil show. The shrimp ceviche was fresh and different. We were pleasantly surprised by the presentation of the chicken tacos, which was similar to typical fajita presentation. It was enough food for us to share. Great flavor. Our waiter was attentive and helpful without being overbearing. Overall, not a typical Mexican restaurant in terms of food quality or availability, ambience, or staff, but that's why I keep going back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Plain FoodJoemanDined on 11/11/2014Derick, our server, was great. Guacamole made at the table was cool but not enough flavor to warrant $14. I Had the Chile Poblano Relleno which was very bland to say the least, it was a chile that was stuffed with only the same rice they put on our table I believe and the rice was crunchy but I couldn't tell if it was over cooked or under cooked. My wife had the Carnitas Tacos and they had better flavor and were just slightly above average of what you would expect here. All in all the food with 2 beers and a majito and tip came to $94, we could have done much better than this.
- Excellent except Baja TacosFanofrosaDined on 11/9/2014Always excellent food and excellent service, really enjoy this restaurant, been a number of times at Atlanta location. Woukd just recommend you steer clear of the Baja (fried fish) tacos - instead of lightly fried/breaded fish that I expected at a restaurant of this caliber, it was essentially a very thickly fried fish stick. Definitely try the plantains and Mexican street corn!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great TimesYumtummyDined on 11/8/2014We went with another couple and it was the perfect evening. The food was great and our service was incredible!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent as expectedsixalesDined on 11/8/2014A party of 8 to celebrate a birthday. Allowed 2 hours for dinner, prior to 8PM performance a Cirque du Solei. It was perfect. One of the guests commented after dinner it was probably the best Mexican food she has every had. We all agreed! We be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ok food, slow serviceekatherine25VIPDined on 11/7/2014The food at Rosa Mexicano was pretty good with interesting flavor combinations. The server was nice but the restaurant must have been too busy for the number of wait staff because we went long periods of time without seeing anyone. Then there was an accident in the kitchen and all of our meals had to be prepared all over again. For this long wait, we were comped a flan after dinner. Another bottle of wine to drink while we waited for our food would have been more appropriate. Meanwhile, the noise level was so high that it was hard to have a conversation. This was a business dinner and it was unfortunately not a great experience for my customer. On the positive side, the location close to Cirque du Soleil was convenient.
- Good food and serviceLuv2DineVIPDined on 11/1/2014Two out of three of us enjoyed the food. The service was good and pleasant. The chile poblano relleno was good but should be flagged as spicy. Also, we all suffered from thirst and dehydration after dinner. Is MSG used, or just too much salt? Also, there is not an extra set of doors to keep the cold air out and warm air in. Sitting by the door, I was too cold to order a second margarita.Special Features:
- Guacamole en molcajeteOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 10/29/2014It goes without saying that the best reason to come here is for the guacamole en molcajete. It is fresh and well-made. Our waiter/preparer was very friendly and knew how to lighten the mood. We came with a group and it was a big hit with the out-of-towners, but we've been here several times. It is HIGH END Mexican food, and there's plenty of seafood on the menu (Mexicans do eat more than beef tacos and chicken enchiladas), so don't be intimidated in trying something new. The Salmon Poblano is an excellent choice. Park in the deck underneath Atlantic Station and not on the street level as street level requires metered parking and you get the 1st 2 hours free in the deck.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent RestaurantBobbyandKarenDined on 10/26/2014Whenever we have occasion to be at Atlantic Station, we make sure we have reservations at Rosa Mexicano. The food, the ambiance and the service are all top notch. One of our very favorite restaurants!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Authentic Mexican foodOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/26/2014Great place for authentic mexican food in Atlanta. And don't miss the three milk cake for dessert.Special Features:
- Menu not as good anymore.HenryVIPDined on 10/25/2014Two years ago, the menu was closer to authentic mexican food than it is now. There were autochthon and original mexican dishes. There was more seafood and shellfood with true mexican flavors, like glazed salmon and ceviches . Even the list of premium tequilas was impressive with 100% añejos and ágaves even difficult to find in Mexico itself. Not any more. Rosa Mexicano has become one more tex-mex restaurant. Impressive ambiance and excellent service but food that leaves too much to desire and margaritas to please the eyes not the palate.Special Features:
- Outstanding!DelightedDined on 10/25/2014Rosa's service and food were outstanding!Mexican FooSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Experiencefredzhepova1Dined on 10/24/2014We celebrated my Mom's Birthday. Food was great, very tasty, large portions, reminded traditional Mexican kitchen, which is very rare to find in Atlanta. Service was average; our server was very busy, took 10-15 min to get our Margaritas, however, they were still very strong!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food!Diva16Dined on 10/18/2014The food here is excellent. This is my second time going! I loved the Mahi Mahi Tacos. The refried beans are so delicious and I overall enjoyed my experience here!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What are you waiting for??QuanDined on 10/18/2014If you love Mexican food, you MUST come to Rosa Mexicano. It puts everything you know about Mexican restaurants to shame! The food is very very good. I found myself in a daze while eating. I enjoyed it so much. I went this time for my 3rd wedding anniversary. I took my wife here for our very 1st Valentine's Day date. After eating, I couldn't believe that it took us so long to come back!Special Features:
- Good Food. Great Service.DISHclosureDined on 10/17/2014Rosa is a consistent favorite. Fresh guacamole, prepared table side, never disappoints, and tequila and mescal choices are plentiful and interesting. The menu doesn't change often, and as vegetarians choices are limited. But servers are great about accommodating requests and they are knowledgable about ingredients. The staff makes us glad to come back often.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great pre-show dinner choiceNadiarocksDined on 10/17/2014We had an early dinner here before attending the new Cirque show at Atlantic Station. Service and dinner were fantastic! I had the salmon which was cooked perfect and my husband had the skirt steak which he really enjoyed.Special Features:
- FANTASTIC EXPERIENCEluvAtlantadiningDined on 10/16/2014Food was wonderful. Guac was the best I've had. This was a great place to have a conversation, relax and enjoy.Special Features:
- Great except no sweet tea!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/14/2014Had a business lunch there. Food was fantastic. Ambiance is nice. Downside = no sweet tea! Every restaurant in the south is supposed to have sweet tea.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious but Different MexangnevDined on 10/12/2014Loved the ambiance and the delicious food. We liked that is was not typical Mexican food-had lots of options and flavors. Service was friendly and warm.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday VittleskelloggswifeyDined on 10/11/2014One of my favorite places to come when I come in town. Always get the crab Empanadas and filet con hongosSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 10/11/2014service needs improvement...no water served until asking for it twice. Even as the waitress saw my guest caching on food as she described the specials. When I asked for water she continued with the specials spiel until i INSISTED on water NOW. Embarrassing!!...wine ordering a problem...VERY limited selection and out of stock except for highest price bottles
- Great Mexican food and MargaritashotalphaDined on 10/7/2014It was so nice to see such a varied menu at Rosa Mexicano. Everyone at my table had something different. It is unusual to see tacos served so the patron can put together the ingredients as he would want them. Also seeing Ceviche is unusual in most Mexican restaurants. The salsa was excellent, and made by the restaurant. It had a wonderful flavor. I look forward to returning when I have more time to dine and try the guacamole made at the table. Muy Bueno!Special Features:
- Great Place for Dinnerlove2eatDined on 10/7/2014The salsa is to die for. They make the guacamole to your specifications right at the table and it is outstanding. Drinks are delicious though a little pricey. We shared a drink ant the total bill for 3 was @ $100. The wait staff is knowledgeable and attentive. I recommend to all who enjoy good foodSpecial Features:
- Dinner before the showBeckyJonesDined on 10/7/2014We chose RM because we were going to the Cirque Du Soleil show at 7:30. We got in before the rush of after work patrons, however, the service was a bit slow. Drinks had to wait because the bar apparently took precedence. The Baja Tacos were a little over cooked but still very tasted. My husband got something in a skillet. He liked it a lot. The Rosa Marg w prickly pear was VERY GOOD.Special Features:
- Best Mexican restaurant in ATLSantinomanVIPDined on 10/4/2014First visit and won't be our last. Starting from the excellent guacamole made table-side to the best margaritas I've had in a long time, the food and the service was top-notch!Special Features:
- Overpriced and Food OK at BestOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/4/2014Great location but food was very poor and way over priced. I would not go there again!Special Features:
- AnniversaryTraciekatDined on 10/4/2014Went here for anniversary before hitting cirque du soli and it was a perfect night!! Food was amazing! Best margarita I've ever had and the guacamole was fantastic!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- foodieDined on 10/4/2014Tried to do a pre-Cirque dinner but it ended up being a disaster. Our service was slow and we got to the show as they were beginning. Will not try to do this before Cirque again.Special Features:
- Great guacamoleFastservice22Dined on 10/4/2014The food was great, the salsa and guacamole were awesome. Great place for a date with your spouse.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingATLLadyVIPDined on 9/12/2014Lured by location, Midtown Restaurant Week, ordered from the Anniversary Menu for birthday celebration. Chosen wine not available. Food was heavy with overspiced sauces. Only dessert was good. Go to another Mexican restaurant.
- Favorite Mexican RestaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 8/30/2014As locals is it always on our list visit Atlantic Station and Rosa MexicanoSpecial Features:
- Fairpr76Dined on 8/9/2014Guacamole prepared tableside was outstanding. The rest of the food was fair. Did not come out as ordered. Service was slow. Had to ask multiple times for drinks. Not as I remembered it last time, but it had been a year.
- Always Good, but needs a renovationEconmgrDined on 8/2/2014We've enjoyed all of our dining experiences at Rosa Mexicano and this time was no different. We strongly recommend getting reservations. My only compliant is that restaurant needs an upgrade. The seats are worn and the restaurant has been heavily used. Hopefully, the restaurant will get a good facelift to go with the good food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 930 reviews are from the Rosa Mexicano - Atlanta reviews archive.
- Great place to eatNjoygoodfoodDined on 7/31/2014Great place to enjoy a Mexican meal. Excellent service. Look forward to returning againSpecial Features:
- ThereforopenWalking2DinnerVIPDined on 7/26/2014The restaurant was pretty tasty Mexican fare that you would expect. The guacamole was fantastic, and it fit out needs for closeness since we were there for a tennis tournament. The one negative is the price point is just WAY too high for the food. A dish that you would expect to be about 13-14 dollars was instead 26. We probably will not go again since there is better mexican in the area for much cheaper but it served us well for what we needed that night: Reservations on opentable and close to the BB&T open.Special Features:
- Higher End Mexican FindGeorgiaIlliniDined on 7/21/2014Rosa Mexicano serves some delicious Mexican food. It is NOT a typical cheap Mexican place, though. The food is better than that, and a little pricier as a result. But if you are up for the extra cost, the food is worth it - and their primo margarita (I forget the precise name) was especially nice.
- Usually much betterJustBeeVIPDined on 7/20/2014I've been many times, and think the make-a-table guacamole is a highlight. We were there on a not-so-busy, rainy Sunday afternoon. Never received a third set of silverware or plate (even though 3 people clearly sitting there). Waitied a long time for each drink/food item (except quacamole). Not sure what was going on, but there appeared to be a number of servers - but nobody serving. We were not in a hurry, so at first the slow service was fine but after awhile it was just painful. A disappointment this time.
- Awesome!!!!MJamilVIPDined on 7/19/2014Best guac ever!!!! Awesome service / waiters!!!! So so good!! Love the tortilla soup!! Best guac ever!!!! Awesome service / waiters!!!! So so good!! Love the tortilla soup!! Best guac ever!!!! Awesome service / waiters!!!! So so good!! Love the tortilla soup!! Best guac ever!!!! Awesome service / waiters!!!! So so good!! Love the tortilla soup!!Special Features:


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7 hectares of idyllic greenery with sunset views - 4 bedrooms / 3 bathrooms
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Anna Seeliger purchased this farmhouse in 2009
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Upscale Bali rental enjoys a prime location near local restaurants and shopping
Our spacious Seminyak holiday villa is set up for a family or couple, with air conditioning, a private pool and a garden. This self-contained Bali accommodation boasts a full kitchen, while a multitude of cheap eats and local cuisine can be found within a short walking distance, so you can choose to eat in or out, depending on what suits you best.
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The internet has seized with glee on a Princeton research paper that suggests Facebook will be a virtually abandoned, tumbleweed-riddled corner of the web by 2017, when the social network's "outbreak" will have run its course. Princeton PhD students Joshua Spechler and Johan Cannarella used epidemiological modelling, …
Who wants a share, now?
Although the means of arriving at the conclusion that Facebook is about to become TitsUp has so many holes in its logic that it's hard to see the connections for all the empty assumptions between them. However if there is any substance to this, then it does look like the timing of the IPO was less than a coincidence.
Re: Who wants a share, now?
What you mean someone invented the cure before they released the disease.
You want to see Facebook lose members by the score there is a simple solution. Insist of friending your children on there, they will soon look for alternatives.
Re: If
Yeah, they migrate to skype and oovoo and a couple of other platforms.
I've haven't seen so many teenagers' bedrooms since I was one.
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Go on... I bet you can't remember a single thing from when you were one. What would a baby be doing in lots of teenager's bedrooms anyway?
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When you were a bedroom.
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...downward trend in search frequency from last year...
Um, are people still using google search to get to facebook? Surely most frequent users would have either a) made a bookmark by now, b) use the mobile app, or c) have it set to their homepage?
Edit: Or at least start typing it in the browser and have it take you strait there automatically?
You would be surprised how many non-tech literate people go to facebook by double clicking the big blue "e" then typing facebook into the search box that opens on their homepage.
They do this because the first person who showed them the internet showed them this way and they never learnt any better.
When one of the top search terms in Google is "Google" you know that people won't directly type in "Facebook".
They do this because the first person who showed them the internet showed them this way and they never learnt any better.
I've shown several people what the address bar is, how to type into it, and how to bookmark the pages they go to all the time. I can only think of one of those people who has any bookmarks saved in their browser...
Google have only built the staggering number of data centres they have because every few months their search supercomputer becomes self aware and gets incredibly pissed off with all the idiots asking it where they can find facebook.com, goes beserk and decides to destroy the human race. So Google have to disconect it and build another datacentre and start the process all over again, because they don't know if the old one is safe to re-use.
Eventually this will end with the whole world being covered in useless Google datacentres which are too hideously dangerous to re-use, the death of the human race at the hands of our computer overlords, or users like my Mum being educated into using the address bar and bookmarks.
I'm betting on the end of the human race...
Like they were my words
I had the same thoughts when I read the article. I was going to post it until I read your post
+1 for ya, and a pint! It's almost Friday!
They're all on mobile
More and more people are accessing Facebook via their mobile app, not via the desktop, so their accesses wouldn't show up in Google's logs.
Re: They're all on mobile
Yeah, I have a mobile with a specially dedicated "Facebook" key on it... WHY?
I don't even have a data plan.
"You would be surprised how many non-tech literate people go to facebook by double clicking the big blue "e" then typing facebook into the search box that opens on their homepage."
For FaecesBook read any website they go to regularly, including their bank or credit card providers website.
Given how many modern browsers just have a single bar or the address bar does searches as well it comes down to what is the default search engine set to. I guess it's easier to do the search than automatically assuming the user wants the '.com' added to the tail since it's unlikely they know the desired TLD and if they do they likely type it anyway.
They do this because the first person who showed them the internet showed them this way and they never learnt any better
A 30-plus friend of mine only discovered copy-and-paste quite recently, she just used to type out what she wanted to quote. If you haven't been shown then you wouldn't know!
Seriously? that is something your taught in school surely? i'm 30+ and was taught that in school, even when my IT teacher was seriously incompetent...
join the club...
"I've shown several people what the address bar is, how to type into it, and how to bookmark the pages they go to all the time. I can only think of one of those people who has any bookmarks saved in their browser..."
My wife insists on typing the name of a site she wants to visit into a Google search box. Every time I suggest that she could make an educated guess by typing straight into the Firefox address bar -- or simply typing the URL into the address bar if she knows it -- she has a massive meltdown.
I gave up long ago.
@ I ain't Spartacus
Very nicely done, Sir! Have another pint.
"For FaecesBook read any website they go to regularly, including their bank or credit card providers website."
As long as Google can be trusted to return good results this might be safer than risking a typo or using a shortcut that may no longer be valid, I suppose.
'When one of the top search terms in Google is "Google" '
Doesn't that break the internet?
Re: join the club...
@Mike Flugennock...are we married to the same woman?
My wife insists on typing the name of a site she wants to visit into a Google search box. Every time I suggest that she could make an educated guess by typing straight into the Firefox address bar -- or simply typing the URL into the address bar if she knows it -- she has a massive meltdown.
I gave up long ago.
I feel your pain. And the beer...because this has caused me to imbibe in many as a result.
@ I ain't Spartacus
Well done sir! I am going to be re-using this comment frequently over the next few months - where should I be sending royalties - I'm assuming not Thrace from the moniker?
Another pint from me!
Re: join the club...
It's because the cursor automatically defaults to the Google page search box instead of the URL. I blame the browsers for allowing it to steal focus at startup.
Provided it is google and not mywebsearch, searchdial, conduit, or even Ask or some ISP butchered version of Google.
I thought if you googled 'google' the internet broke
Re: Like they were my words
Middle mouse button use in search.
I see many inteligent people who could use a Gantt chart go to google, type a term, click the first link, wait for it to load read a bit , click back, click the next link wait for it to load read a bit click back.
FFS! seriously.
Type a search term.
see more than one link that looks promising? middle mouse button that while you keep assesing the other links.
Repeat until you have a few loading then go to the first new tab opened, it will have loaded by now.
Read in smart business manner close if not required then the next etc.
We have multicore processors but use single thread browsing.
Show them, please show them.
42 is the magic number
-> I ain't Spartacus
I would upvote you - but the counter is at 42! I can't bring myself to mess with this! :D
@ I ain't Spartacus
So this is the back story behind Portal and GLaDOS! I thought that G initial was a bit familiar!
Re: Seriously?
When I was in school, cut and paste meant getting out the scissors, cutting something out from a piece of paper (possibly a magazine) and then using the Elmer's to paste it onto another piece of paper or poster board.
Even when we did get computers, for the most part you still couldn't cut and paste, because everything was from a command prompt.
Nah, that just gets you a GooglePlex
and a possible audit from the MPAA to ensure you are paying them proper royalties.
Re: join the club...
In defence of various people's wives, letting Google find the page you want might well be a safer option than typing in what you think the URL might be - probably quite a high chance of landing on some impostor site, otherwise (pretty sure that "facebok.com" lands you somewhere unsavoury, for example).. Google's naggy little spell checker ("did you mean...?") has its uses!
data collection
If there are using google search results to collect their data could it indicate instead that facebook is replacing google as a means for people to find things?
Sounds about right
Facebook is really no different to Myspace, Yahoo, Compuserve etc they belong to group of non essential things that make up the Interwebs....
Re: Sounds about right
unfortunately many people are more interested in distraction, irrelevance and entertainment than anything remotely educational, thought provoking (as in requiring one to think) or indeed essential.
Life can be a bitch especially if one sucks at living it. And regrettably many do. Hence the profusion of lolcatz, people falling over videos and Farcebook, which merely serve as an escape from their otherwise humdrum? pointless? existence.
All of this is relative of course, I am just a boring old fart that reads nothing but technical stuff on line in hopes of advancing and keeping my ageing mind active. I am sure that there are many Farcebook devotees that would see my life and lifestyle as pointless and indeed awfully boring. I shrug at this, I feel positive about my life and I feel that the very few friends, as in people I know, love and trust, love me too. And this makes me feel special and privileged. No doubt the Farcebook devotee feels the same way too, only difference being most of their friends are strangers. It's all relative.
I do feel sad that Farcebook has corrupted the word friend.
It don't need to be Friday for glass of wine. Beer icon 'cos there is no Shiraz icon.
Cheers to you all.
Re: Sounds about right
I hate to break it to you, but that's genetic. Voracious reading won't help you if you have defective genes.
Re: Sounds about right
> many people are more interested in distraction, irrelevance and entertainment
Obviously, otherwise we wouldn't be reading el reg.
i doubt it
Many people i know are addicted to it so unless there is a discovery like penicillin, there is no cure.
I think they will probably shoot themselves in the foot eventually which will prompt a mass exodus.
Probably more a critical mass thing.
As the friends you follow stop posting updates and either move to the next big thing (no idea what it will be) or just go back to Real Life then so your need to check FB for updates every 60 seconds drops off and eventually you don't bother checking in or updating yourself, as either you've moved on or lost interest.
Which means the people following you stop checking so often and so on...
There is also the case for many of the "Yoof" that if your parents are on FB its no longer cool any longer and you'll move on...
>There is also the case for many of the "Yoof" that if your parents are on FB its no longer cool any longer and you'll move on...
Which could - long term - be its saving.
Yoof are a good market, but they don't buy many white-goods/cars/mortgages.
At the moment magazine and TV ads are still the best way to reach these people, if Facebook reaches critical mass in the 30-40 somethings rather than Yoof and hipsters they could own a very profitable and much less fickle market.
if Facebook reaches critical mass in the 30-40 somethings
If? They already have the critical mass don't they? I'm a 30-something, and so are all (most of) my friends. I've never seen an advert on there that I'd want to click though, so for all the privacy mongering they do, they haven't actually managed to use it properly yet. All I get is hot-young-singles-in-your-area ads, even though I told them I married already. Unless they took that as an indication that I'd like a hot young single in my area, who knows?
Re: i doubt it
I don't know. I'm torn between agreeing with the cure being short attention spans or the thought of the Zuckster putting his foot in his mouth after he shoots it. Granted I'm tempted to pay to watch the latter.
@monkeyfish: May I humbly suggest that gold badge members of el-reg are not the typical sheep audience that advertisers dream of.
All I get is hot-young-singles-in-your-area
All I get is ads for feckunding old ladies.
How do they know how old we are?
I almost never use faecebook. And only then to make a commnet on a blog that isn't on faecebook as far as I know.
If they threw me the occasional young one, I wouldn't feel so bloody old! (I might even be tempted.)
Re: All I get is hot-young-singles-in-your-area ads
FB haven't tweaked their filters correctly yet. I got the same ads and I'm a fair bit older than you. Haven't been on it in months. I was only really on it for the Zynga games and they became unplayable; or more precisely, they became more tedious work than real work.
It's true but the time is probably off
I think given that the older generations take longer to come off platforms that the younger crowd who are always looking for novelty, the theory is probably right but I would say it will be post 2020 before it really drops off. I think you'll see a longer fade-off of users. Unless they do some great privacy cock-up and they've survived most of them so far.
Re: It's true but the time is probably off
a)You need something to move TO
b)Since when do we believe such theories?
Re: It's true but the time is probably off
>a)You need something to move TO
Not a difficult market to enter, a kid in a Harvard dorm room could manage it.
>b)Since when do we believe such theories?
When do we believe epidemiological models of disease spread and network effects?
Since they correctly started predicting diseases, growth in traffic, best places to build a mall, etc etc
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Arnold Schwarzenegger came clean about his love child with Mildred Patricia Baena and apologized last week after Maria Shriver confronted him about it.
He's had no further comment on the matter since, nor has Baena spoken out publicly. The same can't be said of his other alleged mistress, Gigi Goyette.
Goyette, a former child star who appeared on Little House on the Prairie, tells Extra that she too had an affair with the married actor-turned-politician.
She apologizes to Shriver, who separated from Schwarzenegger after 25 years of marriage after he admitted to fathering a child with Mildred Baena.
"I am very sorry for the mistakes I made in the past and for being intimate with your husband, and I would hope that you forgive me," Goyette says.
The claim of the affair is not new. She made it last week, in fact, and it had been rumored years ago when Schwarzenegger first ran for office.
Schwarzenegger's attorney, Marty Singer, slammed her Wednesday.
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I was wondering with all these children that Arnold has fathered where is the DNA ? the media is doing such a Good job of the facts , Hay ! what the HELL, lets do a DNA test on Maria children also, we have all heard the rumors of the Kennedys, Oh wait, the news media has posted that.JFK,? Ted ? Joe the Daddy?? was just wondering when the media is going to finish ,Yo Jackie O is dead also .. Elvis is still in the news !
I would like to know who she played on Little House on the Prarie. I was an avid fan of the show, and i cannot place her. Does anyone know?
Take a number, Slut!
I am really not too interested in hearing more from this woman. 1 comment announcement was enough. She clearly wants to be in the news and/or wants the money. We get it you were a ho, just like hobag Arnie. Go away
Wow, I pray for Maria and her children. They are the innocent victims.
Why is it lately that when a story like this leaks, these so called women just flock to the media to tell their private and intimate life stories that are no business of anyones? I just don't get it, I guess it explains a lot about the type of people they really are. Shallow.
If Arnold slept with this woman in 1975 when he was 27 and she was only 16 why has he not been charged with statutory rape, sex with a minor and corrupting the morals of a minor?
Why is this our business? I think this is a matter to be settled behind closed doors.


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"1+1" Television News and the UN Development Programme in Ukraine have celebrated the World Environment Day by launching a social initiative "Clean Country". This initiative was organized for the second time in Ukraine. As a result, about 500 activists all over Ukraine joined this initiative and cleaned out rubbish on the territory of about 100,000 sq. m. in the country's most popular national parks and reserves.
In addition to the "Clean Country" traditional parks and territories like Kyiv's own Golosiyevskiy National Nature Park, this year the initiative united new protected areas: the Carpathian biosphere reserve (Rakhiv, Zakarpattia Region), "Askania-Nova" biosphere reserve (Askania, Kherson Region), "Meotida" National Nature Park (Sedovo, Donetsk Region).
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The goal of the "Clean Country" is to raise public awareness about the global problem of environment pollution, specifically, the pollution of recreation places in nature reserved fund facilities.
The State Agency for Protected Areas of Ukraine, joint UNDP/GEF Project "Strengthening governance and financial sustainability of the national protected area system in Ukraine" and the All Ukrainian NGO "Association of protected areas of Ukraine" organized this initiative with "1+1" TV Channel, "Tetra Pak" and "Greenco" being implementing partners.
The Tisa River banks were cleaned out in the Carpathian biosphere reserve. The reserve suffers from the garbage brought by water. Masses of rubbish are left on the bank right after the river flows out. All this poses a risk to nature, especially, by the plastic bottles which pile up on the banks and which may take up to 450 years to decay.
Local school-children, scouts, young botanists, representatives of Zakarpattia Nature Protection Society, village councils, the State Committee of Ukraine on Water Management, other protected areas – about 200 people joined the initiative. The Romanian community joined the initiative too and cleaned out the opposite bank of the Tisa River.
The World Environment Day coincided with the opening of a visit centre – 'Europe Centre' – at Dilove village in the Carpathian biosphere reserve. The Head of the State Agency for Protected Areas of Ukraine Petro Grynyk, the Head of Zakarpattia Regional Council Mykhaylo Kichkovskiy and Romanian guest, the member of the Romanian Parliament, the Head of the Ukrainian Diaspora Union in Romania Stepan Bučuta joined the celebrations.
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- johnpressman Jul 15, 2006 01:41 AM
I know that this has been brought up before, but went to 99 Ranch Market in Gardena, bought Korean Sesame BBQ Sauce and a stack of Korean-style short ribs. After marinating them in said sauce, cooked them at low temp. While delicious, they were almost all FAT!! Had similar experiences with pork chunks, boneless chicken that was all gristle, NY steak that turned out to be top sirloin (tough), and ground beef that was dark in the middle. That's 5 for 5. I do like the canned and bottled stuff and the produce but meat.. no more!!
re: OC Mutt
I can't even handle walking by the fish dept at my 99 Ranch on Sepulveda in Van Nuys. The smell is putrid and I agree with you on the Sushi Grade fish (Give me a break)! The produce at this location is also abysmal. I've taken this market off my shopping route.
Sorry you were disappointed. I get meat at 99 Ranch [ground pork and various chunks of pork] and haven't had any complaints. One thing to remember is that Chinese taste in what makes for good meat versus "western" is very different. From what I can tell for just about everyone in the world, lots of fat on something is a good thing and not necessarily a negative. I know that much of the meat I see at 99 Ranch and at the Hawaii market and at Bangkok Market in Hollywood and at the California market [all catering mostly to Asians] seems to have a lot more fat on it than most Americans are used to. Similar views on texture--Think of that tendon stuff. Its just a cultural difference.
That said, if you didn't like it, you certainly shouldn't shop there.
Speaking of 99 Ranch meats, does anyone know how their 'drop flank' cut compares with more conventional flank or skirt steak cuts? It is thin, with connective tissue on both sides. With a long cooking it makes an interesting stew.
re: boogiebaby
I buy ground pork at 99 Ranch, but I usually pick a piece of the butt or shoulder meat and ask them to ground it for me. The already-gound-pork usually contains too much fat hence to smell.
I forgot to mention that my niece got some takeout basil chicken and rice dish. Inedible! I go to 99 Ranch often but have learned my lesson regarding their meat.
A note on shrimp from Ranch 99: I've gotten some from SoCal branches, and its been pretty good, when cooked. But back when I lived in Berkeley, I bought some from the Richmond branch and used it to make ceviche. Bad news. It didn't make anyone sick, but it did have an, err, earthy taste you don't want in your ceviche.
Go to the one in San Gabriel, which is the largest and best one, and you will do much better than many of the satellite locations like the one here in the Valley.
I just buy seafood at 99 ranch, their meat just scares me LOOKING at it. For meat deals, I go to Mexican Markets, Hispanics consume more meat than average so the turn over there is also better...
But when it comes to Steaks in the pricer cuts, it's honestly WORTH the splurge and go to a butcher and get prime stuff...
the fish market at 99 ranch is a crap shoot. you can get really, really good stuff here, particularly whole fish which can be hard to find anywhere else. on the other hand, i've seen stuff i wouldn't serve to a cat, and i hate cats. you really have to use your judgement. if you want really high quality fish, practically guaranteed, go to a japanese market, such as mitsuwa or marukai. they have very little whole fish other than sardines, mackerel and the occasional tai snapper, but everything is in perfect condition ... and pretty reasonably priced.
I buy meat from Korean markets such as HK on Pacific in Glendale -- the meat is consistently higher quality. I don't buy meat OR fish at 99 Ranch... not when Fish King is a mile and a half east.
The Van Nuys 99 Ranch is not one of the shining stars of the chain... the one on Garvey and San Gabriel is much, much better.
weird, but it seems like irvine 99's are all so much better than the ones in the LA area, for the exception of the branch in arcadia. what gives?
I would imagine there could be vast differences based on the clientele. We shop at the one at Del Mar and Valley. I think its a pretty nice store---huge too. From time spent there, the clientele at that store is about 99% asian and with higher incomes to boot [well at least based on the fancy pants cars in the lot that cost about 2-3-4 times that of our Prius]. With those types of clients, I would think that 99Ranch has to keep stuff in good shape plus there is a huge turn-over. I have never been able to shop the meat counter without a 5-10 minute wait and the fish counter is similiar.
I buy fish at 99 ranch out of the tanks and haven't had any problems. I do notice that lots of people have them grind the pork for them. Just lazy rushed people like me point at the pre-ground stuff!
The Anaheim store is pretty good for fish and produce, but the meat has always looked poor to me.
(The Pho restaurant in the pad directly in front of them is excellent.)
I wish I read your comments before buying any meat from 99 Ranch Market. I bought some ground beef and noticed at home that there was much more fat than what I would normally get at VONS. I didn't think it would make a huge difference since I always drain the fat after cooking it. When I was done cooking the meat there was a bad odor coming from the meat. I tried some and the beef tasted nasty. It was extra chewy. It felt like the texture of the meat was mixed with other parts of the animal likes tendons??? Anyway...the taste was disgusting. This was my first time buying ground beef from there, and it will also be the last time. My mom buys ground pork all the time from that market and never had any issues with the meat, but she always buys the pork leg and ask the butcher to grind it twice. She never buys it already grounded. Thanks for the info...I'll stick to the American markets.


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We interrupted most of Giles' sketching for his Ungaro collection with our incessant questions about his work at the French fashion house…
Giles Daily: "So what are you doing?" [we ask, interrupting what Giles is doing…] GILES: "We're working on Spring 2012. We're about three quarters of the way through that – we have to get everything pretty much sorted by the end of July, because everything shuts then [for most of August], so we've had a really intense May and June getting everything ready."
GD: "Do you find it difficult to switch between the two labels; Giles and Ungaro?"
GILES "I'm very lucky in the respect that the teams that I have both here and in Paris are very very specific; the difference in working is that the people in Paris have got very much more of a Parisian sensibility, so it's a little bit more feminine, in that the prints are a bit more Ungaro-esque I suppose."
Ungaro A/W '11
GD: "What makes a print 'Ungaro-esque'?"
GILES: "The way that we're wanting to push them is so that they're all very very bright and very very very recognizable as a strong, strong print. And I like the idea of them being a little more abstract in their work [at Ungaro]. Whereas for ours [at Giles] we can do things that are a little bit more subversive and playful; and I think that's what people like from Giles. There's a lot more softer tailoring at Ungaro, a lot more of that kind of feminine detail, whereas I think a lot of our pieces [for Giles] are a lot more structured, and a little bit harder. We try to balance the two [labels]".
GD: "Do you find it easy to switch between the two collections?"
GILES "Yeah. I mean, there's always going to be some kind of crossover, but we're very conscious to make sure there's not too much of a crossover. But they're still designed and creatively directed by me. So it's something that's going to be recognizable, I hope. But the team in Paris, they have a very French hand, that gives it its distinct look".
GD: "What was it like when you got the job at Ungaro?"
GILES: "Quick, quick. I got the phone call to meet the owner Mr Abdullah - obviously I was aware of the history that had gone on there, as much as everybody else - I didn't really imagine at the start of that year that I would be doing that job, but I sat and thought about it a lot and it was one of those things that if I hadn't taken on, I would have really regretted when I was older. And it's a challenge, and it's a work in progress. I think we've managed to cleanse the palate and past for people and now it's all about developing what the new identity is for it. Because I think everybody's got an idea of what they think it was, and what they think it could be, but the majority of that is based upon when Mr Ungaro sold the company back in 1992, which is actually twenty years ago. And I suppose the job that I've got in hand is to make a relevant interesting collection that is very Ungaro but is relevant for the modern woman customer now. That's pretty much the big job in hand".
Ungaro A/W '11
GD: "When we heard you'd got Ungaro, we all thought it was a perfect match"
GILES: "[Ungaro] has had various designers through in its five year history before I started, one of which [was] Lindsay Lohan which y'know is...beyond unusual. But I just kind of felt that as a house and [with the] heritage that it has, it would be a real shame if that was the defining moment - out of the forty-odd year career of an amazing French house - was just put down to those five years; there's such a lot more to it than that. [But] I think Ungaro has got such good faith behind it as a label, as well, considering its history."
GD: "Have you had fun digging around in the archives?"
GILES: "For Fashion's Night Out in September I've got all of the late Sixties archive of jewellery pieces so we're going to have an exhibition of those in the store, which is just incredible, and they've just been sat in a box – they have the most amazing archive which is all in a warehouse outside Paris, and these pieces, they're museum pieces. There are pictures from people like Richard Avedon, Jeanloup Sieff; photographers who've taken pictures of people like Jean Shrimpton – you can't not get involved in all of that!"
GD: "Any favourites?"
GILES: "My favourites fluctuate from the sublime to the fantastically ridiculous – there are amazing wedding dresses, there are sheath dresses that look like they're made out of absolutely nothing; that are really beautifully put-together, incredible embroideries, some things that we almost fell on the floor laughing at. The archive is obviously very important, but I don't want to reference it just literally; I think it's really important that you pick all the theory; behind the construction; the softness, or the play of drape, and then just interpret that rather than just saying 'oh we'll have that and just make it like that'. Cos then you just end up with pieces that look like they've come from an archive. And I think all the fashion customers and editors and watchers are far too savvy to have that put in front of them; they want to see something new, which is what I want to do as well".
Ungaro S/S '11
GD: "So who is your Ungaro customer?"
GILES: "She's a woman who likes feminine clothes, is pretty much [located] the world over. She likes a Parisian-ness to the look and feel of the clothes, and likes colour, likes print. But as regards a specific [woman]; it can be many across the world.
GD: "You seem to have a broad range of muses rather than one specific person or type.."
GILES "I find it a bit creepy this obsession with one woman, because to me it's just really unrealistic. Out of all of our friends, your friends, how many different types of women are there? And for me, it's not about not being focused on a type of woman; there are all different women in the world. There's so many different personalities and body shapes and people to dress in this world that to narrow yourself just down to one, for me just seems unrealistic, and very odd".
GD: "Can you give us a clue about the collection you're working on for Ungaro S/S'12?"
GILES: "We've been doing quite a lot of space exploration, but nothing specifically to do with going to the moon…"


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Avenue Q run extendedPopular comedy musical Avenue Q has had its run extended and will now entertain West End crowds until September 2008.
The wacky show, which features a combined cast of humans and puppets, premiered at the Noel Coward Theatre on June 28th 2006 to rapturous reviews.
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