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Nokia Asha 311 budget smartphone review
Samsung Galaxy Y - £60@CPW
Nokia Lumnia 710 - £99.95 + £10 top up @CPW
Patent flame storm: Reg hack biteback in reader-pack sack attack
Re: Freetards don't get it
Yeah, those twunts think that they are entitled to use all those FRAND patents for free!
Riding on the back of others' R&D.
"Patent protection gives a very short period of economic exclusivity to exploit that method"
Remind me again, how many years patents are valid for?
Markets to remain glutted with rapidly-depreciating Facebook shares
Just instructed my broker to buy at $2/share.
Samsung: We can't find any child labour at our Chinese contractor
Samsung is a big corporation, thus evil.
Apple is a big corporation, thus evil.
Ten 15in notebooks for under 400 quid
3rd gen i5 http://www.comet.co.uk/p/Laptops/buy-FUJITSU-AH532-I5-6GB-Laptop/123457
Sony unwraps James Bond's new Droidphone
Re: New Sony Droidphone/Tablet
Wonder when the iPhone will start to copy the large screen size?
Cook's 'values' memo shows Apple has lost its soul
The jury found Samsung copied Apple does not mean that other tablet/phone makers will be affected too.
According to the foreman, http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-08-25/apple-samsung-jury-foreman-says-google-e-mail-persuasive.html, that what undone Samsung's case.
Other manufacturers whose tablets/phones look distinctively different may fight with different strategies, e.g., will try to invalidate Apple's patents etc... This case had already shown that tech companies had privately demoed technologies to Apple which shortly turned up in Apple's patents a few months later.
Ten Androids for under 100 quid
Huawei Ascend G300
Get the Huawei Ascend G300 as ICS upgrade is already available.
Also there are lots of ROM available here: http://www.modaco.com/forum/650-huawei-ascend-g300-g300modacocom/
Re: Huawei Ascend G300
80% -> 90% because ICS has just been released by Huawei.
Samsung to fight iPad with stylus, windows
The res is crap!
Apple 'offered Samsung $30-per-mobe' patent licence truce
TED : Jeff Han (2006) Ideas Worth Sharing
Re: Sun's Star7 Demo
This one is a killer: http://www.ted.com/talks/jeff_han_demos_his_breakthrough_touchscreen.html
Re: Sun's Star7 Demo
Here another link related to multi-touch:
Sun's Star7 Demo
I saw this link in Groklaw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CsTH9S79qI&feature=player_detailpage#t=267s
Apple, Samsung whip out mobe sales in patent trial showdown
So Samsung phones did not affect Apple's iphone sales at all?
Judge rejects Apple's calls for Samsung censure
First they copied sony-style design. Now they copied technical designs from other phones.
hahaaa, I was lead to believe that Apple pull all theirs designs from the creative minds.
Seem like the only contribution made by Apple to the smartphones was marketing!!!!
Samsung tells Apple: Quit your 'frivolous' whining over court doc leak
Re: Maybe this case will finally cause a change in the patent system
Apple is only fulfilling the last CEO's deathbed wish.
Jonathan "Sony-Style" Ive.
How one bad algorithm cost traders $440m
Re: Why did it take 40 mins..
They went for a coffee break to pat themselves on the back for a job well done.
Motorola's next Razr 'leaks' online
Moto designers went to the creative school of Jonathan "Sony-Style" Ive?
Apple refutes 'Sony Jony' iPhone prototypes
I need new glasses
The iPhone looks more like the Jony than the Purple.
HP Envy 4-1010ea 14in Ultrabook review
Just bought an Ivy i7 Lenovo laptop 2 weeks ago for £550, this also has crap screen res.
These ultra expensive need to up their game.
RIM boss accuses China of IP theft risk
Apple & others are doing quite well flogging their gears in China.
Intel comes out swinging against $1.3bn European fine
They should be charged interest rate on the fine at Barclays' LIBOR for each day in arear.
Orange San Diego Intel-based Android phone
It's locked down, it's the Intel way!
What is the Nokia Secret Plan if Windows 8 isn't Windows gr8?
Plan B
Can't Nokia skin the w7.5 to look like w8?
Dell extends XPS laptop line
They are going to sell like hot cakes!
Microsoft: no plans to make own phones
No Plans
Thank f*ck for that. Phew!!!
Why Zuck will go soft for Facebook Phone - and rebrand Android
those Apple engineers jumped from iOS to Android.
WTF is... Li-Fi?
No No ...
You won't be able to watch p0rns in the dark anymore.
Nokia's fontastic Pure wins 'design Oscar'
Redesigning letters on a sinking ship.
The iPad 3 would make me so horny...
The author had just realised after 20 yrs or so that he is a complete idiot.
Sooner or later all the fanbois will come to this same conclusion.
United Nations gifts NORTH KOREA with tech worth $50k
Re: Wasn't NK in the black list?
Apple pushes patents for 3D avatar authoring
This is about the level Apple operates at, these are the sort of craps that came out of Apple in the last 10 years.
Steve Jobs' death clears way for '7.85-inch iPad prototype'
Re: Steve Jobs - right and wrong
Just because you steal others ideas yesterday and call them your own today doesn't mean you can't sue them when others are making similar products to yours.
3D processor-memory mashups take center stage
Well done guys!
Chinese cops bust culinary Apple trademark thieves
This could be very dangerous if a child put these hot stoves to their ears.
I'm glad the Chinese quickly removed them from the public.
iPad owners 'considerably richer than yow'
The guys down the council estates are richer than me because they all got Sky.
Apple files patent for 'polished meteorite' keyboard
LOL ... this is the sort of shit that Apple come up with.
No wonder they haven't any patents of value in the FRAND patent pool.
Foxconn allegedly hid underage workers from inspectors
Re: "underage workers of 16-17 years old"?
18 yrs is still school age in China.
I suspect they are allowed to work but must not exceed a certain amount of hours. Hence why Foxconn try to hide the overtimes.
Toshiba Portégé Z830-10N 13.3in Ultrabook
i3 > £1k ... aving a larf aren't ye?
LG touts Tegra 3 talker
If only they can make it a bit bigger.
Microsoft blasts 'web video killer' Motorola Mobility in EU gripe
Apple isn't abusing the FRAND patents because they've got shlt all in that pool.
So, a lot of companies spent lots of money on R&D which are used in standard tech. and everyone else must pay at FRAND.
MS & Apple can charge what they want for their patents. These example include FATS, icons displayed in rows, rounded corner on tablets, retrieving phone number from text, 3D UI that's displayed behind the screen. hahahaa.
MS & Apple are making their money on the back some really innovative like IBM, Motorola etc... And they are still complain.
This is even more so for Apple. There's nothing coming out of them even worth mentioning.
Proview offers Apple peace talks amid Shanghai iPad ban bid
I hope they ban the iPad in China soon, they don't deserve to use such magical devices. Peasants!
News of the World hacker named after court block lifted
Re: He'll never work again. Anywhere.
I heard the Sun on Sunday is starting up, should be plenty of work for him sooon.
File sharing arrests move to Germany
That'll teach them not to mess with big corps & their political attack dogs.
Eric Schmidt to cash in $1.45bn Google shares
Inside information???
Embattled Foxconn raises wage slaves' salaries
I think Apple must be credited with this move. I'm willing to pay more for my iDevices if those workers get a decent wage & better working condition.
Good on ye Mr Apple.
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Bush-bashing has become so understandably common on the Gotham arts scene that midway through Hamlet, you expect an actor to turn to the audience and smirk, "To be or not to be . . . a KERRY voter. Do it or die!" I adore that kind of pandering and Lord knows it's always good for some quick applause, but even I need a break from it, just to immerse myself in something less self-congratulatorily topical. I even need a respite from the undoubtedly brilliant stuff, so I skipped the reading of the TONY KUSHNER play about LAURA BUSH, not wanting to wallow in more agitating realizations about our administration, the kind that would have probably had me doing a CHENEY-TERESA HEINZ KERRY-MERYL STREEP medley (you know, yelling, "Go fuck yourself! Shove it!" while chewing ice cubes).
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After the screening, I asked BLANCHARD RYAN, who's a standout as the wife who wanted to go skiing, what was scarier for herthe shark stuff or the gratuitous nude scene. "When I first did it, I thought, 'No one's gonna see the stupid little movie,' " she said, laughing. "I was terrified only of the sharks. Now that I did it and it's out there, the sharks are behind me and the horrifying scene is when I'm naked. My poor father has to see it!" Just then, Dad came out of the theater, shaken by the movie, and he and Blanchard hugged each other, gushing, "I love you!" There's nothing like a toothy, oversize fish and a little boobie shot to bond family members for life.
What was the worst part of being in the water all that time? "Just being wet," said Blanchard, sensibly. "You'd get out for a break, then you'd have to put the clammy bodysuit back on and go back in and get chilled to the bone. We're not made to be in the water!" PleaseI'm such an adorably light-loafered sprite, I'm not even made for land!
But ultimately, Open Water is a relationship movie, not a sushi-in-reverse chiller. "It's not really about the sharks," said Blanchard, "though they're definitely scene stealers. And some showed up that weren't part of the movie. We called them 'non-union sharks.' They scared the hell out of me." Honey, scabs are always terrifying.
But back to the Bush-bashing, smirk smirk: Some folks have wondered why I wrote that The Village fits into that increasingly wide category. Well, this might all be in my twisted mind, butdon't read ahead if you're spoiler-phobicthe movie involves a guy named Walker (as in Dubya's middle moniker) who unites people in fear of a perhaps exaggerated or misplaced enemy. Got it? Scared?
(By the way, do you think M. NIGHT SHYAMALAN tells his wife a different twist every night before they go to bed? You know: "I have three bizarrely placed nipples you don't know about." "The M stands for Maggie. I'm a dame." "I don't exist!" and so on.)
From Walker, we leap to Stander, the offbeat little movie with comely THOMAS JANE as the real South African copwith two nippleswho became a bank robber in order to protest Bush, I mean apartheid. At a party at Buttera/k/a I Can't Believe It's Not Belgo!I asked Jane if he's sure the guy wasn't just crime-spreeing for fun and profit. "I think people do what they do for incomprehensible reasons," he said, earnestly, "and people attach their own sense of meaning to it. The best political acts are done for personal reasons. The deeper you're invested in it, the stronger your action becomes, and then people can hang off the branches of those actions and if they're well rooted, they'll support various political banners." Yikes! This was so much deeper than my usual level of party talk (you know, "Great news! I was mentioned on AmIAnnoying.com!") that I went into Butter shock, but not before asking if Jane's from the really trashy part of Maryland. "We lived in the sticks," he admitted unapologetically. "We were briars." I had no idea what that meant, but I would love to hang off the branches.
We hung on for dear life at the 60 Thompson roof party for MOBY's teany line of bottled beverages, angling to stay under the awning as the weather made us curse out Mother Nature again. But there were no sharksand besides, the main torrent was that of Moby's drinks, which come in flavors like "peach berry green tea" and bear labeled messages like "So what are antioxidants . . . ?" I have no idea, but I do know what caffeine is and so does Moby, who admitted that as a result, "Every night around 3 or 4 a.m., I wake up from a deep sleep wth severe muscle clenching." Baby, I sleep finethat's the great thing about not having muscles.


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I'm in a really weird position.
I know more now than I've ever known before in my entire life, and I'm learning more all the time.
There is undoubtably a greater degree of factual accuracy to what I believe I know than ever before in my entire life, and, undoubtably, the degree of factual accuracy to what I believe I know is growing greater all the time.
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The word gift is an important one in the Bible, and it is good that we understand its definition and implications.
In the New Testament, there are several Greek words translated gift. Some of these words are used in contexts other than Gods gift of salvation, such as the reciprocal gift-giving of celebrants (Revelation 11:10), the things received from fathers (Matthew 7:11), offerings to a ministry (Philippians 4:17), and the gifts of the magi (Matthew 2:11).
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Irrigation Festival names grand pioneers
The pioneers attend the festival kick-off dinner, the Crazy Daze breakfast and royalty luncheon and ride in the grand parade.
The pioneers are chosen by the Sequim Pioneer Association.
Grand pioneers must have been born in the Sequim-Dungeness Valley, attended Sequim schools and lived in the area continuously for the past 20 years.
Honorary pioneers must be community residents for at least 40 years and the grand marshal is a person who has greatly contributed to the community.
This year's pioneers are:
Grand Pioneer Dick Shaw
Shaw's family has been in the Sequim area since 1890. His father graduated from Sequim High School in 1923 and married Daisy Clawson in 1928. They had three sons, Bill, Glen and Dick, who all were born in Sequim.
Shaw remembers that hunting was a large part of their life, as deer meat was a significant part of their diet during the Depression. The Shaw boys all worked on other farms to make money as well as keeping up with their chores at home. Their mother had been a teacher, and the boys went to school full time and graduated from Sequim High School.
Shaw remembers one Irrigation Festival parade in which his brother Bill rode their Missouri jack donkey, which had a loud voice. The donkey brayed so loudly during the parade that windows shook and one horse threw his rider. Bill was asked to take the jack and go home.
Shaw says he really doesn't want to be a grand pioneer and ride in an old car while people stare at him but he will do so to honor his grandparents and his father. He still lives on what is left of the family farm.
Grand Pioneer
Irene Zeman Danforth
The Zeman family also has been in the Sequim area since 1890. Her father, James, had a fishing boat and was fishing near Pysht when he met Amelia Fernandez while she was digging clams.
They were married in Victoria, British Columbia, in August 1900. James purchased a 40-acre ranch on Sequim Bay for their home. They had five daughters: Alpha, Gertrude, Helen Mercedes, Pearl and Irene.
Irene married Daniel Danforth on Oct. 13, 1945. They had four children, Sandra, Lawrence, Vickie and Christine, who all grew up in Sequim. The family still owns the farm on Sequim Bay and parts of the original house still can be seen.
Honorary Grand Pioneer
Virginia Duncan
Brownfield Dickinson
Ginny Dickinson has fond memories of growing up in Sequim and playing in and around the irrigation ditches. She says once she and several friends wanted to swim so they dammed the ditch to make the water deeper near the present day library. The water rapidly spread out behind the dam and caused a flood and also cut off water from farmers downstream. They soon had several adults yelling at them.
In the winter, the children would skate on the ditch, which was long but not very wide.
Part of the irrigation system was a flume raised high enough above the fields for cattle to walk under. In the winter, long icicles hung down, and children would break them off to suck on. One boy fell and cut himself and had to go to the doctor for a shot to ward off lockjaw. When the others heard this, they decided to ask him several times a day if his jaws were locked yet.
Dickinson's family owned Duncan Resort in Dungeness while she was growing up. The Duncan family arrived in Sequim in 1909.
She and her first husband, Francis "Dizz" Brownfield, had seven children. The family had moved to Alaska, where Dizz died during a hunting trip in 1949. She and the children returned to Dungeness, where she later married Jack Dickinson and had three more children. The children all grew up near her parents' home and went to Sequim schools.
Honorary Grand Pioneer Art Boyd
Art Boyd was born in Port Angeles in 1914. During the Depression, he and a friend hopped a freight train to Montana to look for work.
In 1941, he married his employer's daughter Eileen Boardman. In 1946, they and their children Sandra and Thomas moved to Sequim, where Boyd worked in his father's sawmill. The Boyds had two more children in Sequim, Janice and Carl.
Boyd has many memories of living in Sequim. When he moved to Sequim the only traffic signal was a blinking caution light at Washington Street and First Avenue (now Sequim Avenue). He was in charge of building the Sequim Irrigation Festival float for many years.
He remembers one year when former Gov.Dixie Lee Ray was in town for the festival. He gave her a ride on the float all around town after the parade. Boyd was on the Sequim City Council for 16 years, eight years on the Transportation Board, belonged to the Sequim Grange for 25 years and the Sequim-Dungeness Kiwanis Club for 25 years
Grand Marshals Elaine and Bob Caldwell
The Caldwells moved to Sequim 15 years ago and, after building their home, became involved in community activities.
They were Citizens of the Year in 2006. Last year they made a $100,000 interest-free loan to Olympic Theatre Arts to complete its building project. They later forgave the loan when the amount was matched through donations. Elaine is OTA's board chairwoman and is involved in the Sequim Community Foundation, First Choice Professionals and Aglow.
Bob is a founding member of Friends of the Fields and he helped start the Community Organic Gardens of Sequim. He is a retired federal agricultural economist who worked at finding the best uses for land and resources for farmers and government entities. He says that it costs more for a city to support residential development than farmland.
He says the objective of Friends of the Fields is to ensure the quality of life in this area by protecting sustainable farms and farming.
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(feat. Busta Rhymes, New Kingdom)
[Asher Roth]
Pretty girl, you know that you so hot (hot, hot-hot)
How about I take you to my spot? (spot, spot-spot)
We can take off all our clothes, evoke our animal'
You hear my lion roar, head high, eyes closed
You begin to describe all things we do in a big big bed in an empty room
Look at you on me then me on you with a warm washcloth and a few ice cubes
Did it get so wet? No I'm not my best when I make you sweat
Ready now get set cause you get no rest
I'ma smack that butt, I'ma grab them breasts
Yeahhh, tell me what you like (like) can I scratch and bite? (bite)
We can scratch that fight (fight) make it last all night
Slidin on your side and curves, satisfy the primal urge
Ridin on you back and forth, that's how you make my lion roar
[Chorus: New Kingdom]
Head high, I'm low
Hear my, lion roar (ooooh)
Lion roar (ooooh)
Head high, I'm low
Hear my, lion roar (ooooh)
Lion roar (ooooh)
[Asher Roth]
Yeah yeah...
On the mic I'm a beast, I'm a big bad beast
I could speak that heat, I don't need no reason
Jeepers, them big teeth you be feedin
Better leave now, I'm 'bout to be eatin
Even you stick around and we beatin
Bleedin, have him laid out on the cement
Breathin, I had him back in your team and
leave in peace and have a safe evenin
Beef is not what I like to do
Speakin just to enlighten you
Teach him a rhyme and preach in the mind and
a beautiful thing keep fightin through
Just how big's the fight in you? Tight and high and mighty or
A lighty, hide your heiny when a giant hasn't frightened you (you)
Look in my eyes (eyes) you see my pride? (pride)
You see the fire (fire) burnin down the side
Will and drive'll make a man, doin what you say I can
Oh you think I'm playin? Well let's see just what you made of then
[Busta Rhymes]
Busta Bust and I'm back on my BULLSHIT NOW!!
C'mon! Got to make you wanna jump jump jump
and I come with another banger and I know you wanna bump
Cap and gown when I smack you down
and I graduated homie bangin in the trunk
Put yo' hands where my eyes could see
Let me take this thing to where it really need to be
One-two-three, let me take time
to remind y'all that you can't fuck with me
Shake yo' ass on the way to the flo'
in the dungeon drinkin and the lions roar
All my little mamis come to the crib
Let me pound on the coochie until it gets sore
Then I laugh and cough when I flash and floss
Moment when I get cash as a boss
Asher Roth, I'm comin too
cause I heard that you got a lot of ass in the loft
See I ain't playin mister
I'm 'bout to twist your sister
That's how we do it killer, yeah!
(Lion roar) Yeah! (Lion roar)
[Outro: Asher Roth]
That's when I let my lion roar (lion roar)
That's when I let my lion roar (lion roar)
That's when I let my lion roar (lion roar)
That's when I let my lion roar (lion roar)
That's when I let my lion roar (lion roar)
That's when I let my lion roar (lion roar)
(Lion roar.. lion roar.. lion roar)
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maybe a mistake in the lyrics. | Reviewer: Matt | 5/29/09
I have been listening to the song and i think there might be a mistake in the transcribed lyrics. In the second line you have that it is, "We can take off all our clothes, he won't call anymo'" but in listening that is too many syllables. I think he says, "We can take off all our clothes, evoke our animal'" What do you think?
Also, he definitely doesnt say "jeepers," he says "Jesus"
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I just wanted to write a quick update on the 24 Hours of Light for family and others. I'm not going to expand on it too much right now because I am in a pretty somber mood. The friend who I have been coordinating with on the Great Divide Race updates, Pete, was the first on the scene at a horrific bear mauling at the 24-hour race in Anchorage - which was going on at the same time as my race. The attack involved a young girl he knew. I hope everyone involved will fully recover, but that still remains uncertain. Also, Geoff is having pretty serious doubts about continuing with the Great Divide Race. I can only imagine there must be some deep and dark self doubt involved with the decision-making process, but I have as of yet been unable to connect with him to talk to him about it. A bit of a dark day, and I could feel it, I could, even as I was surrounded by the cheery festival atmosphere of my race in Whitehorse.
I won the female solo division of the 24 Hours of Light, which I did by simply showing up. I rode my one required lap and 14 extra victory laps, which netted me second overall in the solo category - 15 laps to Jeff Oatley's 18 laps. I rode about 200 km of rough trail - lots of tight, winding singletrack with ~16,000 feet of climbing in 15 laps. I didn't spend myself. I took lots of breaks and a long nap, ate full dinners and breakfasts and hung out with friends, broke my chain and walked most of a lap after discovering I bucked my chain tool out of my frame bag (the trail was rough. Really rough. My butt misses my softtail.) I could have done more to push harder to reach the private places I seek when I do extreme endurance races. But I didn't dig deep and I'm not necessarily disappointed about it. The race organizers did a great job; besides the chain breaking, everything about the race flowed perfectly; I had a great time riding with friends and netted about $400 or $500 worth of Pearl Izumi schwag for my "win." The fact that I now feel about this race in a similar way that I might if I just went to a fun party or saw a really good movie must mean something. I'm sure I'll explore it more after I have slept a bit and hopefully have a clearer state of mind.


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- HEATHER2780 Nov 9, 2007 08:46 AM
I will be traveling from PA to TN along I 81 in March. I would like to know if anyone has ideas of places to get a quick bite to eat with the exception of fast food. Any help would be appreciated. I usually enjoy stopping at Cracker Barrel.
Thank you - Heather
I would google those areas or cracker barrel and see where they are, just had chicken and dumplins there last night, ummmm~DEB
Harrisburg and Carlisle PA have some good choices:
Also, there are good options in Winchester VA. Check the South board:
PA to TN on I-81 is a long long long long monotonous boring drive. Take some good CDs.
I don't know if the exit is off I-70 and I-81 or just I-70, but in Hagerstown the AC&T at the outlet mall has great fried chicken, mac and cheese, potato wedges and etc. They have some booths you can eat at inside. It is good stuff.
You will want to post a query on the South board so that locals can help you with that major leg of your travel through Virginia with recommendations.
You're in luck. 5 CB's from Wilkes-Barre through Chambersburg. (Chambersburg is truckstop/fastfood central.) One in the little piece of WV. 9 in VA. And two in TN.


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How to suggest another restaurant?
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- SeoulQueen Apr 11, 2011 12:58 AM
I'm meeting up with an old friend for dinner while I'm temporarily living in SF for the next few months. My original suggestion to meet in Napa, halfway for both of us plus several good restaurant possibilities. But she said she was happy to drive all the way to SF.
We've had a quick back and forth e-mail exchange regarding the restaurant. I told her I enjoyed good food and don't mind the type of cuisine and asked about her preferences. I guess we have different ideas of what constitutes good food as her response was to suggest we meet at an asian grocery store/shopping plaza in Richmond and eat inside there.
I'll be honest, I hate that idea. I was looking forward to an evening of catching up with my friend in a nice restaurant serving good food. Instead, I've now got this mental image of us sitting on some plastic chairs eating with plastic utensils as we're surrounded by hordes of Asian grocery shoppers.
My friend's e-mail ended with "What do you think?" So unless this asian grocery store plaza has an amazing restaurant (SF CHers could enlighten me here?), I need advice on how I should reply so I can suggest someplace else without offending her/implying that her suggestion is rubbish.
maybe the food plaza suits her budget? Or she doesn't know anywhere else in that area and it's a good landmark for her.
She's asked for your opinion so give it! - but with a solid suggestion.
You told her you don't mind the type of cuisine, which essentially let her pick, and probably gave the impression that you are ok going just about anywhere. If you had something in mind, that really was your time to suggest it.
You probably shouldn't dismiss her idea based solely on what you think the place might be like, you have no idea at this point. You could just ask about the busy atmosphere from the viewpoint of wanting to catch up (aka being able to hear and not be overly distracted).
The more you discuss and go back and forth on this though, you're making it more about the food / restaurant than you are about catching up with an old friend, which is really the point.
a few thoughts in no particular order:
a) the best way to say anything to a friend is honestly and directly.
b) why do you assume her suggestion is rubbish, without having experienced the place first? maybe the food is amazing.
c) what matters more, your friend or the food?
d)it seems you left it entirely in her hands with no suggestions. if you had opinions they should have been stated at the outset
You'll be able to talk and catch up without a bunch of formalities in the ordering, table decor or pressure of expense.
You may also find a good place for snacks and groceries while living there temporarily.
Do it.
Do you have time before your dinner outing to go and check out the place she suggested? Or is it imminent? That's what I'd do.
I can think of several really good restaurants and eating places in Asian shopping plazas in Richmond. including some sit down places, and indeed, some of them have some of the best food in the Richmond area (which is a convienent meeting place for someone coming from the north or northwest). plus you have an opportunity to shop.
I'd post the name of the plaza on the SF Board and ask for specific recommendations in it and near it. You might be quite pleasantly surprised. Unlike some of the other posters on this thread, I suspect you can make it both about catching up and about the food, without having to suggest an alternative elsewhere
I would absolutely suggest something else. Regardless of how good the food might be at the shopping mart, it doesn't provide the atmosphere that you envisioned for catching up. Find a nice restaurant that better fits the bill. It doesn't have to be expensive, but at least you get a table and chairs, silverware, and service.
re: nedh
But why must it be the OP's "atmosphere that you envisioned for catching up?" Why can't it be the OP's friend's vision? What if the shoe were on the other foot and the OP suggested something more to her own liking and her friend went on some kind if web board and posted her reservations about what the OP suggested? Neither of them have a right or wrong suggestion; they both have their own ideas of what constitutes dinner and catching up. The bottom line is that they have to discuss this; no advice from us can help them.
re: nedh
I have the opposite take on this. If I'm planning to sit and catch up with a friend for several hours, I would want to be in a more casual setting than a nice restaurant. I don't want to be taking up a table where the restaurant is expecting to turn it a couple times that evening.
In a casual setting such as described by the OP, I would feel that I could linger for as long as I want. I could get up and order more food or drink if needed.
re: nedh
as I said in my post above, several Asian shopping plazas in and around Richmond, California do in fact have restaurants with tables and chairs, silverware and service (and even IIRC, tablecloths). I really think the hound should explore those options rather than assuming that the two are mutually exclusive.
You told your friend upfront you were fine with any type of cuisine, not that you were fine with any environment. Since your hesitation now is based on the latter, not the former, I see no reason why you shouldn't ask her if the atmosphere at the mall might not be private/quiet/special enough for your getting reacquainted.
I've had some wonderful "catching up" opportunities within Asian shopping centers; completely sit-down affairs with attentive service and great tea. If you're concerned about ambient noise or distractions, ask your friend what her experience has been. Perhaps you could counter with one or two budget-friendly options with the sort of atmosphere you were seeking?
If you really don't want to go there and you're willing, you can tell her that since she's doing all of the driving, you'd like to treat her to a nice dinner somewhere to celebrate the occasion of catching up.
Maybe you can still go to the market to walk around and shop before or after dinner.
This may sound complicated, but the best way to suggest another restaurant is to suggest another restaurant.
rworange tends to do his research pretty thoroughly and I'd have no problem trying this place:
re: GraydonCarter
psssst...he's a she!
Friend wants to do some grocery shopping at the Asian supermarket which is why she picked the place - she doesn't have an idea of where to eat and was just planning on picking someplace random after she was done. I wanted to have a nice Sat night dinner with my friend, not feel like I'm being sandwiched in between her errands. We both have multiple dates available to meet up so it's not like this was the only time she had open. Budget is not a concern on either side. I've not read anything on the SF Chowhound board about great restaurants in Richmond so if there are places, then please post about them!
I'm in the Bay area temporarily and my friend knows this, so I think I'll use that as an excuse to suggest we go to a specific restaurant that CHers have recommended. There are still loads of those places I want to try, including several options in Berkeley so I'll throw those out and see what she says.
re: SeoulQueen
For starters, there is the Saigon Seafood Harbor by the Ranch 99 in Richmond, (which is where I am guessing she wants to shop). Here are the reports from the recent Chinese New Year's Banquet a big group of Chowhounds had there:
Definitely CH recommended.
I assume you know that Berkeley is further from her than Richmond, if Napa was halfway in between you. Based on that, I'd cut her some slack, particularly if she has chosen the location in part because she wants to take advantage of the Ranch 99 or similar while she is in town. I certainly would in her shoes. Sounds like she is a hound also!
re: susancinsf
When reading the OP, my first thought was exactly this and suggest often as I live in Napa and offer to meet friend from San Francisco; meet at 99 Ranch and eat at one of the MANY great restaurants within the center, several of which are quiet with tableclothes and a great place to catch-up.
I think the OP would be pleasantly surprised if s/he queries a little deeper about what the OP has in mind.
re: CarrieWas218
i kind of agree. but also, the OP and his/her friend seem to have different tastes/sensibilities, but i think the OP would enjoy the Richmond mall, even though it is not the atmosphere he/she is looking for. If the friend knows the mall well, she can pick a good place. i've been in there at least a dozen times, but only eaten there twice and once was a fail (can't even remember the place.) if the OP knows the friend is really into food then he/she should try it. if the friend is not, and the OP knows she is just looking for something convenient/cheap, then the OP should assert his/her own choices.
re: SeoulQueen
Let us know how it works out SeoulQueen. Sounds like the kind of dilemma I'd get myself into. Since it's going to be on saturday night, having to make a reservation at a nice place beforehand might work in your favor.
This is an easy one - tell her the truth!! Ask her what type of places there are to eat at the shopping plaza, and if she says there's a great foodhall/formica table Chinese place/Thai food hole-in-the wall, then tell her exactly what you've posted above - that you pictured a nice catch-up with her in a quiet place where you get to be pampered by good service and nice food as a treat. Then ask her if that is okay with her budget-wise. If you phrase it like that and put lots of smiley faces in the reply, she'll understand that you aren't rubbishing her idea - you just had something different in mind.
Why don't people just talk to each other? My friends and I always do this when we eat out - someone makes a suggestion and if other people aren't happy with it we tell the person why. No-one takes it personally because eating is so subjective. It's called communication!! :-D
First I would double check on what the shoping plaza really is offereing. Also if your friend has some personal attachment on chosing this place, just leave it go...
What I will sometimes do is bring up a "phantom" review... For example.., "Hey I hear that "this place" was really good and I been watnign to try it ...


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Hamilton County had six "Reward Schools" recognized by the state for achievement and growth, according to a list released Thursday morning.
The schools are chosen based on their Tennessee Comprehensive Achievement Test scores.
"Because our accountability system recognizes growth and different starting points, we have enormous diversity in our Reward Schools," Education Commissioner Kevin Huffman said in a statement.
That's a reduction from last year, when the Hamilton County Department of Education had 11 Reward Schools.
The Hamilton County public schools that made the list are:
• Allen Elementary School — performance
• Chattanooga Girls Leadership Academy — progress
• Hamilton County Middle College High School at Chattanooga State Community College (now known as Collegiate High) — performance
• Lookout Mountain Elementary School —performance
• Snow Hill Elementary School — progress
• Thrasher Elementary School — performance
Southeast Tennessee schools that made the list were:
• Bledsoe County: Mary V. Wheeler Elementary — progress
• Bradley County: Michigan Avenue Elementary — performance
• Marion County: Jasper Elementary — progress
Read more in tomorrow's Times Free Press.
Tim Omarzu covers education for the Times Free Press. Omarzu is a longtime journalist who has worked as a reporter and editor at daily and weekly newspapers in Michigan, Nevada and California.