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- surfer1966 Dec 13, 2010 09:24 AM
I like the green tea they serve at Rendezvous in Del Mar and Emerald. I have had the jasmine and oolong flavors. Any idea where I can get loose tea teaves that are similiar or better? I don't like tea bags that much.
re: shouzen
second Infusions - they've custom ordered teas for me in the past
re: ipsit
3rd Iinfusions of Tea. They really know their tea well, particularly if you catch one of the owners Emilie or Ron, and their store staff is generally very knowledgeable as well.
I'm not familiar with what they serve at Rendezvous but if you really like Oolongs, and for me I'm absolutely nuts for it, particularly the nearly green Oolongs, you must try Infusions of Tea's Tien Guan Yin. I've tried many a Tien Guan Yin and theirs is nearly the best. (The only one that may have topped it was an Oolong I once got from my sister when she returned from her travels in China...)
re: surfer1966
Well the very first choice you'd have to make is to decide whether you want to do a Gung Fu approach (very small cups/servings, multiple serial infusions, up to 8-10 for a really fine tea; each infusion having a different characteristic) vs. the more often seen brewing with larger quantities of water and much few resteeps.
To do Gung Fu to a certain extent takes specialized teaware, and there are some logistics to be figured out as there is a lot of water being used at the point of service. (Normally a tea boat or tray is used to drain off the water.) However, and I"m sure Gung Fu purists will balk at this, there are some really interesting modern brewers coming in from China (and variants also being used for drip coffee such as in "The Clever Coffee Brewer") which makes Gung Fu brewing much easier.
(There's plenty of videos up on YouTube, at least enough to give you a quick introduction as to what it involves.)
Regardless of the style of brewing you wish to pursue, in either case temperature control is important. I personally use a Japanese electric (always on) kettle that can be programmed to various pre-set temperatures. There are several out there that do this. That would be a good start.
If you want to explore further the Gung Fu approach, there's a small tea shop in Ocean Beach called The Whole Leaf that sort of concentrates on it, though I'm sure much better operations can be found in Orange County and certainly in L.A. They have quirky store hours, and sometimes are just open by appointment.
In South Park there is Halcyon Tea, a large (in selection) tea store focused on having a wide variety of traditional teas. They probably have the most diverse selection in town for traditonal (Asian) teas. They may be a resource for not so much Gung Fu equipment but more so on just advice and further resources.
re: cgfan
To start out I am leaning towards a bunch of water with few re-steeps. Normally a single pot at the local Chinese restaurants is enough tea for me and my kid. Would
this 1 2/3 quart Cuisinart be suitable?
It had pretty good reviews and has various temp settings for different teas.
re: surfer1966
I think this is more the type of water heater that cgfan is describing.
Zojirushi is a good brand and you can find them in Asian groceries like Ranch 99. For a family of four we have a four liter version that works out well. You can set them at a specific temperature for tea but also use them to boil for other uses. Very handy.
Ranch 99 is also a good source for all sorts of teas, loose leaf in particular. Can't personally vouch for the quality since we get our tea directly from my wife's family who have an oolong tea farm in Taiwan. But a good place to see a great variety of tea.
In terms of a tea pot, you can start with a simple glass or ceramic pot with a built-in screen that will filter the leaves as you pour. It would be interesting to start with a clear glass pot as you can observe how the tea is changing through multiple steeps. It's also interesting to taste the tea as it goes through multiple steeps. Chinese tradition says that the third steep is the best but it's really a matter of taste. I suspect that this is how tea is made at most Chinese restaurants and is an easier way to get started. My wife's family is in the tea business and drink most of their daily tea this way. Kung Fu tea could be interesting to learn (I've observed it many times but haven't learned myself) but it seems to be reserved for occasions when you're making tea for a larger group of people, given the work involved, and is also ceremonial in nature. Good luck and enjoy making and drinking tea!
re: steveprez
Nice family perk! I might make tea for 4 but mostly 1 or 2. Is this 3 liter one suitable?
I'm a condo dweller so I don't have much room in the kitchen and try to avoid buying big kitchen appliances.
Thanks for the Ranch 99 tip. I go there every week but never checked out their tea making stuff.
Any tips on how much tea to put in the infuser per quart of water?
re: surfer1966
That's the model I have - works like a charm.
re: surfer1966
I'm sure it's just fine. It depends on how frequently you'll use it. The smaller the volume, the more frequently you'll need to refill it. We use it for tea, coffee (with a Melita one cup filter holder), my wife drinks her water warm, instant noodles for the kids, etc. so the large size helps. Keep in mind that it's best to use distilled water or the minerals will coat it with a chalky substance. I suspect distilled water also makes better tea.
In terms of the amount of tea to use, I would start with the recommendation on the package and adjust to your taste. The problem is that the bulk density of the tea will depend on how it's processed and thus a "one size fits all" recommendation is difficult. Good luck!
re: steveprez
Thanks for all the brewing tips! I ordered the 4 liter one as it was only an extra $10.
re: cgfan
Do you brew gong fu-style for light teas? Because I only use it for "heavier" stuff (e.g. oolongs, puerh, red)--I've never used it for anything "light" (or scented). As for "purists," although I've thrown a few tea parties in my office at school with "proper" equipment, for the most part I make "lotsa leaf" infusions in my little Piao I. Works for me!
re: MacGuffin
My brewing skills are minimal. I just put tea in my infuser and the infuser in the pot with water at the suggested time and temperature.
re: surfer1966
My question was in reply to cgfan. :) But I'd point out to you that most tea is highly dependent on proper brewing and it really is worth your while to do some in-depth research into what should be brewed how, if you will.
re: shouzen
Infusion of Teas is Closed.
Halcyon Teas in South Park is my go-to tea source for AMAZING green tea.
I finally found excellent Green and Oolong Loose Leave teas to replace my great loss when Special Teas quite the internet business a year ago and my Tea Celler epty!
Currently THE TEA SPOT on the internet in Cerritos near Long Beach has Clean fresh teas, organic and reguilar at reasonalble prices, fast free shipping.
My wife and I were walking around the Del Mar Highlands shopping center and found a new store called "Leaf and Kettle" which sells some decent loose leaf teas. My wife picked up an oolong that has really good flavor.
Usually we wait until we take a trip up to LA to stock up on our green teas-- there is a store out in San Gabriel called Wing Hop Fung that has hundreds of varieties...
I really like Teavana for a nice selection of great loose leaf green teas and some nice blooming flowers. My favorite tea is their white pearl. There's one in Fashion Valley, Horton Plaza, and North County Fair. Jimbo's Market also has a small selection of quality loose leaf green teas.
Peet's is better known for their coffee but their selection of tea (both bags and loose) is very high in quality at a very good price point. I have bought better tea at specialty shops in London and Paris but the price was breathtaking and the quality only marginally better. Try Peet's Jasmine Downy Pearls if you like aromatic green tea. Their English Breakfast Tea is a good every day blend.
If you want to learn a lot about tea in a small book, read "The Tea Companion" by Jane Pettigrew. A warning is in order, however. Some tea drinkers can make Scotch drinkers look positively undiscriminating. Single malt whiskeys are seen by single plantation teas and then raised based on which side of the mountain the leaves were picked, the altitude at which the leaves were picked, and from where on the plant the leaves or buds were taken.
The history, tradition, and ceremony of tea drinking just add to the enjoyment of this beverage which is second only to water in consumption around the world. Plus it's low in calories, long on flavor, and does not impede your ability to work, play, or drive a vehicle.
re: sandiegomike
Tried Peet's about 7 months ago and they had limited green tea selection and no plain loose leaf green teas. Only stuff with flavors like jasmine added or tea in bags. Their product may be good, problem is that I really prefer no flowery additives to my loose leaf green and white teas.
re: RhonelyInsanediego
You're right that the local Peets selection of loose tea is sometimes limited. They do have a pretty good web site though. Another good on-line selection of tea can be found at Upton Tea Imports (www.uptontea.com).
re: sandiegomike
Thanks for the tea tips! I'll have to try them when my current stash runs low. I really like Rishi brand jasmine and oolong I found on amazon.com. I also found this awesome floral tea named Siberian Rose at this tea shop in San Francisco named the Vital Tea Leaf. https://vitaltealeaf.net/
re: surfer1966
Rishi's Jasmine Pearls are really good (in fact, my Amazon review of them is among the "most helpful"). However, I would have to say that Seven Cups's "Yin Hao Long Zhu" and "Bi Tan Piao Xue" are a whole higher order of jasmine tea. Also, Tao of Tea's jasmine tea from Vietnam is very interesting--not as fine as the others I mentioned but definitely worth sampling (as are their other Vietnamese offerings).
re: MacGuffin
I'm curious as to the differences between the Rishi and the Seven Cups? What do you get going up to the next level?
re: surfer1966
Better tea for less money? Seriously, that's true in general of Rishi vs. purveyors that specialize in one country (I know this because my entry into the world of tea was Rishi--I moved beyond them, with a few exceptions, pretty fast). The SC offerings taste better, period. Do a comparison. Bear in mind that regardless of whose jasmine tea you buy, it can be infused 3X and then soaked overnight in the fridge for iced tea the next day, so it's never as expensive as it seems.
re: surfer1966
I just got my monthly e-mail from Seven Cups and the Yin Hao Long Zhu are on sale this month if you want to try them: http://www.sevencups.com/tea_shop/Mon... . If you order them, make sure to join the Tea Club.
re: sandiegomike
I strongly second Upton, though it's been a couple of years since I've ordered anything from them...


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Rural kids seen as more obese, study shows
By Larry Dreiling
Country living is often thought of as inherently healthful: bucolic countryside open for running and playing, fresh fruits and vegetables from a home garden or a nearby friendly farmer, and a slower pace of life with time to cook and eat as a family.
Given the history of 19th-century urban squalor and poverty, some might be forgiven for thinking that children in urban areas are more likely to suffer from poor health than children in rural areas; but in today's United States, this is no longer the case.
In recent years, researchers have found that children living in rural areas are more likely to be overweight or obese than children living in urban areas, according to a study by the Ann Arbor, Mich., based Altarum Institute, prepared by researchers Sarah Lifsey and Karah Mantinan.
The study found children living in rural areas are about 25 percent more likely to be overweight or obese than their peers in metropolitan areas. Children in rural families are also at increased risk of poverty compared to children in urban or suburban families and face lower access to health care, lower levels of physical activity, poorer-quality food, and limited options for transportation.
Rural communities face unique challenges when it comes to obesity prevention. Geographical distances between the home and opportunities for physical activity and healthy eating can place a time and cost burden on families, and rural areas often have limited private and public health care opportunities that give access to childhood obesity interventions.
These challenges, along with the challenges associated with the high rate of poverty in rural areas, make it difficult to implement some of the healthy and active living changes that are often recommended by the childhood obesity prevention literature, the study said.
Few places to play
One common misconception the study indicated is that rural residents have more access to "wide open spaces" and other opportunities for physical activity. However, studies of rural areas have found that there is little open public space available.
Rural communities may be unincorporated and lack a central government body that can provide or care for public spaces, resulting in a lack of space or neglect of existing spaces.
Small population sizes and low tax bases also limit the efficacy of local governments, and sparsely populated communities mean fewer community partners who can unite and cooperate to bring physical activity opportunities to the community.
In communities where space is available, rural children face several barriers to utilizing that space. There are few destinations for physical activity in rural communities, and the distance between the home and these opportunities is a barrier for many families. This is a particularly true for rural youth who rely on adults for transportation to access physical activity opportunities.
Another barrier to physical activity is the state of the roads themselves. Residents of rural areas are more likely to be hurt or killed in traffic incidents, and rural communities are more likely to have high-speed roads, few marked pedestrian crossings, and a lack of wide shoulders or sidewalks for walking or biking.
Finally, some studies have found that a fear of crime in public spaces is a barrier for rural families, even though this problem is more associated with urban areas. A study of the physical activity environment in rural Maine found that fears of crime, "stranger danger," and encountering groups of ill-behaved youth in public recreational areas such as parks and basketball courts were significant deterrents to physical activity.
The Altarum findings are corroborated by findings from a PhotoVOICE project exploring rural families' own perceptions of physical activity barriers, where vacant homes, loitering characters, and drug activities were seen as barriers to both the use of existing common space and allowing children to play unsupervised in the neighborhood.
Promising practices from urban and suburban areas, such as sidewalk development, walking to school, and physical out-of-school time programs can be difficult to implement in rural areas where distances between the school and the home can limit the viability of active transportation and where travel burdens reduce the appeal of driving children to after school activities.
High fuel cost of healthy foods
Farms may be found in rural communities, but this is no guarantee that families have access to fresh and healthful foods. Families in rural counties have a higher risk of food insecurity compared to their urban peers.
Like urban families, rural families can live in "food deserts," where there are few grocery stores or other sources of healthy food. Unlike in urban areas, solutions such as increased public or semipublic transportation to shopping centers are difficult to support in areas with few people and long distances between homes, and attracting new stores to open in rural areas with few people to support them is often financially untenable.
Rural food deserts are associated with both higher rates of poverty and higher rates of childhood obesity.
As with physical activity, the long distances between food sources and the home and the time and cost constraints of travel are major barriers to healthy eating for rural families.
A study of the rural food environment in Maine found that rural shoppers felt that the biggest barrier to obtaining food was high in cost, often choose shopping locations based on sales and coupons. Travel distance to shopping centers was another barrier, with some parents traveling more than 80 miles round trip to shop.
Although this is a barrier, the study found that even low-income rural families generally have access to a car and many have large freezers to preserve bargain windfalls or seasonal produce and game. This study suggested that gasoline subsidies and subsidies for freezers might be appropriate "food desert" mitigation strategies in rural communities.
Federal nutrition programs are important to families in rural areas, as about 29 percent of rural households with children participate in at least one federal nutrition program such as the School Breakfast Program; the Women, Infants, and Children Program; the Child and Adult Care Food Program; and the National School Lunch Program.
However, even children with access to food in the schools may not be getting the nutrition that they need for good health. A study of middle school children in a rural Mississippi community found that fruit and vegetable intake was low, with an average intake of less than one fruit serving and less than one vegetable serving per day. The students also consumed relatively large amounts of soft drinks and sodium. A significant number of the children's daily calories came from meals at school, including soft drink and snack machines at the schools.
Other studies have confirmed that healthy choices can be lacking at schools, and rural schools with small budgets may rely heavily on cheaper but less healthy items over whole grains, fresh fruits, and vegetables.
Innovative ideas
Despite these barriers, in recent years, rural communities and stakeholders have developed promising practices tailored for these areas:
—Work with the schools. Children spend a significant amount of their time in school, and having school bus schedules and family transportation plans already built around the school day makes improvements to the school environment convenient. Gym class and recess are often the most common sources of physical activity for children in rural areas, and rural families see time for physical education, the availability of recreational equipment and space, and access to the school grounds afterhours as facilitators to physical activity.
Afterschool sports clubs are another source of activity, although, as noted above, youth in rural areas often face transportation barriers. In these cases, transportation interventions should focus on finding ways to transport youth to and from these physical activity opportunities, such as late school buses and organized car pools.
School meals have been the focus of many well-publicized projects to increase the healthfulness of children's daily diets, and this source of food may be of particular importance to rural children.
School meals are an obvious area of improvement, and tactics such as requiring the inclusion of a fruit or vegetable with meals, offering healthy choices among regular and a la carte items, and improving choices in soda and vending machines.
—Engage programs and groups already working in rural areas. Rural communities have some unique stakeholders compared to urban communities, and leveraging these existing relationships can be a useful tactic. For example, 4-H Youth Development programs are a common enrichment activity for rural youth, and a recent study found that linking a parent-centered obesity prevention intervention to the program could be a promising practice.
Telemedicine, a growing practice in communities where specialty clinics are distant, was found to increase participation from rural families in a North Carolina childhood obesity intervention.
Rural communities can have an advantage in access to local farms and land suitable for gardening. Collaborations between communities and local farmers or philanthropic organizations capable of teaching gardening skills could be an opportunity.
—Engage ethnic and tribal groups. While children in rural areas, particularly small rural areas, are mostly white, there are significant minority populations in these areas. In particular, children from American Indian or Alaska Native families are most likely to reside in small rural areas. Within the rural population, minority children are even more likely to be overweight or obese, with African-American children living in rural areas at the highest level of prevalence. Increasing diversity in rural areas means that providers and community interventions need to be culturally competent to include these populations.
Reaching these groups, the study said, involves working with existing cultural and social institutions, such as the Mvskoke Food Sovereignty Initiative, which works to coordinate clinicians from the Indian Health Services; dietitians and nutritionists; administrators of the tribe's WIC and Head Start programs; and other community representatives to improve access to fresh, traditional foods.
Other rural interventions focusing on minority populations include the Child Health Initiative for Lifelong Eating and Exercise, a Head Start-based intervention aimed at American Indian and Hispanic families in rural communities in New Mexico; and Ninos Sanos, Familia Sana, which engages school and community stakeholders in a predominantly Mexican-American rural community.
—Work with employers. Work in rural communities has become more sedentary over time, with heavy farm labor and manufacturing moving to machines. However, obesity is costly to employers, and some employers have started employer-sponsored health promotion efforts. Technical assistance in particular to small employers and rural county governments to help develop employee wellness programs that encourage parents to model healthy behaviors for their children would be an opportunity.
—Develop materials specific to rural communities. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation developed the Rural Active Living Assessment Tools in 2009 specifically to assess physical activity environmental factors in rural areas. These tools are designed for local community stakeholders to use.
Empowering local community stakeholders to observe, measure, and decide the future direction of their communities is particularly important for rural communities where independence is valued and few government resources exist.
Other resources include the Rural Assistance Center, funded by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Rural Initiative, which features a Rural Obesity Prevention Toolkit developed by the Nutrition Obesity Research Center's Walsh Center for Rural Analysis, as well as a resource guide for rural areas developed by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's Active Living by Design.
Altarum Institute integrates independent research and client-centered consulting to deliver comprehensive, systems-based solutions that improve health and health care. A nonprofit, Altarum serves clients in the public and private sector.
Learn more about the study at http://altarum.org/health-policy-blog/barriers-to-healthy-country-living-child-obesity-in-rural-america-part-2#sthash.aQZ8VuSC.dpuf.
Larry Dreiling can be reached by phone at 785-628-1117 or by email at email@example.com.
Date: 5/5/2014

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Digital Governance
On Nov. 23, every federal agency will be expected to meet an important deadline set six months ago by the White House: the establishment of a digital governance structure within their organizations. Creating new governance processes and models, focusing on improving customer experiences, and investing in capabilities through Web, mobile and social media channels will enable the government to interact more efficiently and effectively with the public.
According to the White House directive, the Digital Government Strategy is intended to provide citizens and our growing mobile workforce with access to "high-quality digital government information and services anywhere, anytime, on a mobile device." It also aims to beef up the government's use and management of new digital technology in "smart, secure and affordable ways" and "unlock the power of government data to spur innovation" and improve citizen services.
As more and more people go digital, they are gaining the power to initiate and dictate the dynamics of the citizen-to-government relationship. A recent Accenture survey showed that people around the world are eager to conduct more of their government business virtually. As a result, aligning digital government initiatives with the intent, expectations and preferences of digital citizens has taken on heightened importance, underscored by the White House directive.
Digital governance is critical to every agency's mission. Good governance is strengthened by investing wisely in the resources that can improve the digital experiences of citizens and boost customer satisfaction. In order to make the right investment choices, agencies must first develop a solid understanding of how users currently interact with government and how they are likely to interact when digital enhancements are introduced.
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As federal agencies continue to face an era of dwindling resources, a digital governance structure that more strategically focuses funds to meet the needs of citizens rather than the needs and desires of individual departments stands a better chance of meeting the public's expectations.
Digital governance promotes a standardized look and feel to agency resources, thereby providing users with a consistent, cohesive digital experience. At the same time, it creates a flexible, integrated framework that alleviates the need for individual departments to reinvent the wheel for each digital interaction, which saves time and money.
Investments, campaigns and decision-making processes will be much better aligned when agencies implement digital governance. That, in turn, will make it easier for them to answer critical questions about which technologies and channels to invest in, which technologies and services can be shared, which publishing standards should be implemented and which digital decisions are driving the greatest customer satisfaction.
Digital governance will enable agencies to share resources more effectively, manage diverse IT platforms in a uniform manner and ensure a consistent user experience that is in line with the innovations that commercial organizations have successfully deployed.
In building a digital governance structure, agencies must identify the responsible business owners and decision-makers, develop processes for making decisions to establish guidelines and project priorities, and determine metrics for success by adopting a citizen-centric view.
Digital governance groundbreakers
Even as the process of building digital governance structures and putting them to work across the network of federal agencies evolves, several agencies have already begun to embrace and implement some of the core components of digital governance.
The Agriculture Department, for example, has been improving and standardizing the look and feel of all the department's websites by hosting monthly webmaster meetings. The Labor Department is building a knowledge management program that integrates data from its 25 agencies and call centers, including answers to the most frequently asked questions, with the aim of building a cohesive customer experience.
Additionally, the Census Bureau is transforming its digital presence across Web, mobile and social channels. Beginning with basic Web publishing guidelines, the bureau is defining, training and enforcing standards to ensure that Web content is high quality and capitalizes on search engine optimization. The bureau has also established a governance model to ensure that its presence on social media channels is synchronized and delivers consistent messages, and is moving quickly to apply governance to its mobility investments, including public-facing mobile applications and those used internally by agency employees.
It is clear that digital governance can be achieved. Properly executed, it will support cost savings, foster decision-making focused on the needs of the American taxpayer and ensure that every digital dollar is spent wisely.
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I have no problem with the upgrade charge, I do have a problem with the tethering charges, they are out of order frankly.
Inside USB 3.0
Firewire better No?
Would it not be better to use Firewire 800 I don't get why they want to use USB2.0 rather than Firewire.
I understand there is a faster Firewire in the pipeline as well.
Having transfered Video to my PC using both USB 2.0 and Firewire I have to say that Firewire was better both in speed and being able to control the Video Camera attached to it.
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Before everyone starts ranting, has anyone actually had a Mac hacked because of this, or is this the usual case of lets start a panic to make ourselves look important from the press/virus software experts etc etc.
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And in the interests of being impartial, Not had any problems with my Vista upgrades either. I use both OS depending on what I want to do with my computer.
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Why pay MS to run Virtual XP on Windows 7, I'd rather buy a Mac and run XP in VP mode than give MS anymore money.
They should rewrite windows from scratch, and forget about legacy software, Bring out XP security fixes as required for those that still need to run XP on older machines, and then they can have a new OS for new machines that is written for new machines and software.
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Why do they look inside?
- jfood Sep 2, 2006 02:34 AM
I am curious to hear from servers who may know the answer. I notice the following scenario. Server brings check in a folder. I pay with credit card. Server rings up charge and brings me slip to sign and place gratuity. I do and place card in my wallet and the charge slip back in the folder.
The server arrives a few minute later and opens the folder in front of me. I am curious as to why?
1 - is the server making sure I signed?
2 - is the server making sure I took my card?
3 - the server is taking a peak at the tip?
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Can they think of being more discreet?
It's to make sure that you left the signed copy and that you took your card back. Unsigned slips and forgotten cards are more common than you would think. I always walk away from the table before I look, though. Seems weird to do it right there in front of you.
I agree with Kbee. In my table waiting days, I would take the check presenter from the table and look inside, but only after I was out of the customer's line of sight. For me, it was the combo.
You forgot a reason:
4. Is the server making sure I didn't take the wrong copy of the charge slip?
Merchants are required to keep a signed copy of all charge slips on hand, in case of disputes, and in most cases, the Merchant's copy shows the entire CC number, not just the last 4 digits. If a customer walks out without signing or with the Merchant's copy, it makes it difficult for the merchant to reconcile his/her accounts, and next to impossible to dispute any chargebacks.
So the correct answer is, "5. All of the above."
They should be doing that out of your sight-line. Is this happening in fine dining? I hope not.
As you can see by most post linked below, it's a not too uncommon occurance for people to walk out with both copies even when the waiter makes a point of reminding them to leave one. Technically, the house or the waiter is basically screwed out of the tip money if they do so, thus it's quite fair for them to make sure it was taken care of ASAP. Ideally, this would be done out of sight but that might mean having to chase them down out of the restaurant which is time that waiter could be taking care of his other customers.
This brings up an interesting thought. What is it about dining out that is so different than every other retail experience? After all, there's nothing romantic about bill paying time. What is so insulting about the server simply confirming the transaction was accurately completed? In essentially every other situation money is transacted in a much less convenient manner than in even a somewhat casual restaurant. If you go into Saks 5th and drop a couple hundred on clothes, you still have to go up the cashier and wait while they ring you up, stand there while they run your credit card, and sign it in front of them. Nobody says boo about that. I mean, who ever thinks, "Jeez, my clerk was so accomodating and helpful the whole time, but I just felt insulted the way he made me go through the whole paying thing. Whatever happened to customer service?"
Restaurants, however, are painted into a corner where they've got to insulate the consumer from the "indignity" of completing the transaction even if it comes at the expense of sometimes not being fairly compensated for their services.
FWIW, I don't allow my waiters to look in the folder at the table because that's how I was trained, but I suppose I would prefer if the prevailing attitude shifted a bit and people wouldn't feel insulted about such things.
re: detlefchef
Funny, with all the things I am so picky about (admittedly LOL), this is one that I do not even think about... I do not watch the server when they pick up the bill folder (or whatever it may be) AFTER we have paid and signed to see if they looked inside. As you wrote, it is part of the process and though I am from the school of "do not remove any plates from the table until everyone is done eating" and the like, this seems to me a non-issue. I would prefer not be chased onto the street IF we forgot to leave the proper receipt or any receipt and would definitely prefer for the server NOT to be stiffed, unless of course they deserved it...LOL
Yeah, I know they're trying to make sure I did it right, but I'm not happy about servers knowing my tip before I'm, well, "done" with them. I don't undertip, but I always feel uncomfortable when they know my tip before I leave. (don't really know why)
Solution: Take the folder away. If I say, "Hey, I didn't sign it yet," that question will be answered. Peek at it a few feet away, out of my sight, so you can turn around and catch me if I start to get up and I messed up.
re: Covert Ops
If you're not happy about servers knowing your tip before you're done, don't fill out and sign the slip until you're ready to leave the table.
re: mclaugh
Yeah, but that kinda takes the fun out of dining, as you might be finished eating and whatnot, but say it's approaching closing time and you're sipping cognac and chatting away. You wanna settle the bill and have them pull the car around. Also, some of the party might use the restroom one last time. Getting the money part out of the way means you can leave when YOU'RE done with everything instead of hanging around while THEY work on the bill.
re: TexasToast
> Getting the money part out of the way means you can leave
> when YOU'RE done
If you're closing the restaurant, as you've described, then it's moot. Leave the tip and signature until you're ready to get up and leave, do a quick bit of math, drop your TexasToast brazenly across the sig-line, and then _leave_. Nothing's covert or causing you to hold up and wait.
re: The Ranger
Ranger, with this post, I came into this thread on the narrow topic of what choice a person has when s/he does NOT want a server to know the tip until after they've left.
Mglaugh's suggestion was to not fill out the slip until you're ready to leave the table.
I responded that to me, that takes some of the pleasure out of dining. I went back and re-read my post, and while I did write "closing," what I meant (in order for the post to make sense) was "leaving." In any event, the point I was trying to convey, was that, for me, if the money thing is sorted out, then it lets you leave on you're own time. The converse would be you're all ready to leave, but then have to hang around by the exit while they deal with the bill.
re: TexasToast
In that case, write "Cash" on the tip line when you settle the bill, then put the tip in a sealed envelope and leave it the table when you leave. :-)
re: mclaugh
I don't CARE if the server sees the tip!
re: TexasToast
I'm still not seeing any of the issues you are attempting to describe in greater details... Do you see yourself as rushed into signing and completing the credit slip while everyone puts on their jackets at the end of a pleasant evening? Are you concerned that there might be some discrepancy (ies) that will prevent you from leaving with the rest of your party?
re: The Ranger
It's not my topic and I've made my points.
re: mclaugh
Then I have to put up with them checking the folder multiple times. :-P
speaking from experience, it's only to see if you signed the slip and left it there. I've had people take both copies in which case you will not get your tip and the restaurant cannot prove that you approved the charge (usually they still electronically send the charge in). Some restaurants would make the server pay for the whole check if the patron walks with the credit card slip.


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PASSAIC - Even in today's world, the many religious sisters, brothers and priests who serve God's people make life beautiful. That is the message Bishop Serratelli delivered to the religious jubilarians celebrating significant anniversaries in consecrated life for 75, 70, 65, 60, 50, 40 and 25 years. A Jubilee Celebration for Religious was held at St. Mary Church here on May 2 where 95 women and men were honored at the Mass at which the bishop presided.
Jubilarians included Benedictine Abbot Giles Hayes, abbot for St. Mary's Abbey in Morristown and Sister of Christian Charity Mary Edward Spohrer, chancellor/delegate for religious, both celebrating 50 years in religious life.
Coordinated by the diocesan office of the delegate for religious, the bishop welcomed the jubilarians declaring, "We gather with gratitude for all the gifts that God's people have received through your consecrated life."
At the Mass, the religious women and men were invited to renew their vows of poverty, obedience and chastity before the bishop. "Your poverty shows us how to sacrifice for the good of others so we can sit at the one table of Christ who sacrificed his life for the world. Your obedience - at times painful - makes it very clear that in God's family, the will of the Father comes first for Father always knows best and what is good for each of us. And your chastity reveals the heart that loves unselfishly like Christ, for this is the only way to live happily ever after," said the bishop in his homily.
Reflecting on our imperfect world, the bishop said, "This is why we are in constant need of visible images that bring out the best in each of us. And so in the midst of this world, God has placed His Church as such an image. The order of divine grace the Church reveals to the world, the image of God's holy family."
He closed his homily by saying, "At a time when family is broken, our hearts are aching. Your religious life is an unmistakable beacon of life that invites others to the Church where all can become God's family, where all can love and be loved as Jesus loves us and as the Father loves Jesus in spirit and where all can find eternal life and happiness in Christ."
During the Mass that gathered together religious from 17 different congregations, a presentation of the jubilarians was celebrated in which religious in attendance received a gift and certificate from the bishop marking his or her anniversary.
Following the Mass, the religious celebrated together at a reception held at St. Mary's parish hall.
Missionary Sister of the Immaculate Conception Clare Sandhaeger, who celebrated 60 years, felt "wonderful, grateful and joyous" to be at the Mass. "Today means celebrating the whole life and I thank the Diocese of Paterson for letting me to share with them this life."
"The celebration with other jubilarians gives me encouragement. I feel happy to be here, said Little Sister of Jesus Anne-Marie Boucher who was marking her 25th year in religious life. "Our vocation really means a relationship with Jesus which inspires us to continue to serve."
Sister of Christian Charity Pietra Cash, who celebrated 60 years and is former principal at the former St. Mary School, Dover, and Holy Family School, Florham Park, said "I feel extremely happy and overwhelmed to be here. I don't regret one minute of this life."
For golden jubilarian Filippini Sister Josephine Palmeri, the celebration reminded her that, "Religious life is a great gift from God." A teacher at Villa Walsh Academy in Morristown, Sister Palmeri said, "I knew I could be happy, but I didn't know I could be this happy. It almost seems unfair to have all this and heaven too."
Little Sister of the Poor Julienne Brock, who celebrated 50 years, said, "I am very grateful for all these beautiful years in religious life." Sister Brock, who serves at St. Joseph's Home for the Elderly in Totowa, is especially happy to celebrate her jubilee in the same year. Her order's founder, Blessed Jeanne Jugan will reach sainthood.
Celebrating 50 years, Sister of Charity Marilyn Zaino, said, "I am very happy today. I think our vocation is the same as everyone else's - to serve one another. Sister Zaino, who has served in Morris County for 18 years visiting the homebound, said, "It's a calling after prayer, contemplation and discernment."
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Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero was criticized during her 2011 campaign for not being a business-friendly candidate.
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Leonard Knight, president of local organization Entrepreneurs of Knoxville, said the idea grew out of a meeting among local economic development boosters about how to "make Knoxville one of these hot spots for entrepreneurial growth, since it has all these wonderful resources already."
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