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Good for families et al. Menu is standard and tasty. Prices are right . Lunch menu (Mon- Fri) offers variety of soup/salad/sandwich combos that tend to be consistently good and reasonable. Nice wait staff.
This is by far the worst food Ordered. Our food looked and tasted like refried food and microwaved. The staff looked miserable overall. I can say the only good thing was that the manager discounted our bill
sent back food twice and it was still cold - saw waitress making snide remarks about the table on the other side that she was serving - very rude wait staff
No complain at all. They are open till midnight at weeknights and I was almost the last person getting in for all 3 days I was there last week. The waiters were very friendly and the food was good, which I all I could expect.
Here in Suffern for an RV Show. Been stopping at Applebee's the last couple of days for good food and atmosphere. I gotta tell you that the experience has been the high point of my stay. I run a camp/resort myself do customer service is very important to me. Everyone goes out of their way to make the customer feel...
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We're locals so we stop by every so often. The food is like every other Applebees - good for the price but not great. The service is quick and friendly. The main reason I do go back is because the drinks are decently priced and quite large. The mudslides in particular are amazing.
The food was a little pricey and both my kids ordered steaks which weren't great but the manager replaced it with other food with no hassle. The rest of the food was very good. A little noisy as the place is loaded with tv's all over the place but a nice place overll
Restaurant was close to my hotel so I went there for dinner. My soup was served cold and had to be returned. My meal arrived before I finished my replaced soup. I had to search for the server to change my soup and refill my drink. Cleanliness was average. I do not think I will return to this restaurant.
Really good bacon cheeseburgers. Good ribs too. You can also call your order in, and they'll bring it to your car. They do take longer than they say, and they're not always available when the weather's bad.
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Wonderful --- a Hunan restaurant in Millbrae
they don't add MSG to any of their dishes, but they use a lot of pickled, preserved, and cured items which contain a lot of sodium (and probably have naturally formed glutamates, similar to tomatoes or Parmesan cheese, that make them tasty)
about 4 hours agohyperbowler in San Francisco Bay Area
Good luck!
Things to try: various sandwiches at Gregoire, a panini from PIQ, a doner kebab on fresh pita from Turkish Kitchen (maybe not a "standard sandwich" in your terms), the Goodfella from Star Meats.
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Yelper Dan, Has Been a Bad, Bad, Bad, Bad Boy....Local Chinese Restaurant Calls Out Dishonest Yelper With Surveillance Footage
Yelp's policies feed the creation of embellished "I've been wronged stories" such as Dan's, and cast a shadow on the many good reviewers on that site.
I've flagged a few local reviews when the reviewer writes that they didn't bother to taste the food, and each time yelp tells me their review, and rating, is acceptable as is. There was one case where a couple showed up to a hole-in-the-wall on its opening day, left after a non-English speaking employee didn't communicate with them, and then they both left 1-star reviews.
The restaurant's food is good:
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Wonderful --- a Hunan restaurant in Millbrae
Speaking of which ...
A yelper recently gave Wonderful a 1-star review for refusing to seat him and the owner produced security video, allegedly showing the reviewer not even interacting with the staff:
Wonderful --- a Hunan restaurant in Millbrae
Looks like their menu is finally online:
Has anyone used this mole base?
I was hoping someone else might chime in – – I liked it, but I don't have that much experience with mole and the only ones I've bought in the past have been pretty gross (for example, the house made one at Canyon market in Glen Park)
The flavors were even, with nothing overpowering, and I understand that is the mark of a good mole. The sesame flavor came through once I read the ingredients. There is a faint smell of cinnamon. The flavors didn't have the vibrancy of freshly ground spices in a curry. The heat builds as you eat it. It costs $4.50, which is about 1/3 the price of a red mole paste they sell at La Palma (anyone try that?).
In a few weeks, I can let you know how the remainder of the package works with boxed broth and a Costco chicken.
Has anyone used this mole base?
They sell this at Casa Lucas in the Mission.
Half a container of mole boiled with ~2 cups of broth was plenty for the meat of a 5 lb. chicken (I had poached the chicken in 8 cups of water, defatted the resulting broth, shredded the chicken, and added 2 cups of broth to the mole base).
Beans n' Bites: Bolivian & Chinese in Palo Alto
Thanks for the tip. A woman on the phone said Nuri's hours are 5am-3pm, so I might stop in for breakfast sometime.
Beans n' Bites: Bolivian & Chinese in Palo Alto
My second visit was a success.
The dan dan sandwich was giant and as well constructed as you can hope for in an Asian Sloppy Joe. The ground meat doesn't have the Sichuan peppercorn and/or sesame paste typical of dan dan noodles, but it's got lots of flavor and some heat. The cucumber and pickled vegetables balanced out the oilyness of the sandwich and the solid parts of the sandwich suffered no drippage from the dutch crunch roll. It's pretty messy, but tasty.
I loved the chicken saltena--- very meaty. The crust, which tasted like it contained lard, stayed crisp despite the flood of juices on the inside. It's the xiao long bao of empanadas.
The cuñape was excellent--- it's a yuca-based puffy cheese bread, similar to Brazilian pao de quejo or a wheat based gougères. The cheese was a little sharp, the outside had a soft crunch, and the center had a cheesy-mochi-starchy tug. It was freshly baked, and lacked the toughness of the frozen pao de quejo sold at Mercado Brasil in the Mission (and as appetizers at restaurants). It also wasn't overly airy like the giant pao de quejo at Cafe Di Casa in South SF.
Can anyone confirm the difference between Brazilian pao de quejo and Bolivian cuñape (aka Paraguayan chipa)? Both contain yuca flour, cheese, egg, fat, milk, and salt. Recipes are all over the place in terms of proportions, but pao de quejo seems to have more milk than fat and the liquid ingredients are sometimes boiled first. Cuñape/chipa, according to various online sources and the cookbook Flavors of Paraguay, has more fat than milk and the liquid does not get heated.
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Do any markets sell this?
Tong ho (chrysanthemum) is available at a few markets and will serve as a substitute if I can't find it.
Bund Shanghai restaurant [San Francisco]
Are they more popular at dinner time? In the 4-5 times I've been there around lunch time, they've not been more than half full. I wonder to what extent they're missing out on tourist traffic by not having a catchier name, better photos on the exterior, and no photos on their menu in the interior. The photos, and/or good online marketing, seems to work well for the Sichuan places.
BTW, it looks like their full menu is online and is available for delivery:
Shorty Goldstein's FiDi Jewish Deli,SF opened 3/5/13 - any reports?
Just before 11am, the line was 5-10 people long, but there was no line closer to 10am. That's the trick, even for Roli Roti-- eat lunch at 10am and you won't have to wait in line.
Also in that area, near Blue Bottle and Roli Roti, were Knead Pastisserie (plenty of pomme d'amours left) and Namu Noodles, which are pop-ups till the end of April. Marla Baker isn't listed on CUESA's website as a regular, but they had a set up too.
Bund Shanghai restaurant [San Francisco]
Cifantuan (糍飯糰) : these aren't on the menu, but I spotted them on someone else's table on a Saturday morning. It's a cylinder of glutinous rice wrapped around a Chinese doughnut stick (you tiao), pork floss, and preserved vegetables (zha cai, I think). Good ratio of ingredients and tasty. I'd have asked about other off-menu items, but I couldn't keep a straight face after the server saved me from swallowing the Saran Wrap that held the Cifantuan so tightly together #NotYuba #TooEmbarrassedToEatThereAgain
Dong Po Pork : you need to pre-order the large sized Dong Po Pork, but for $5.50, you can get an individual portion and that comes with a fork and steak knife. The last time I got this, maybe 2 years ago, it was tough and inedible. This time, the layers of pork were custardy, barely needing the knife, and the seasonings were subtle and a bit sweet. They get an A for texture, but I prefer pork belly with more intense seasonings--- YMMV.
Eight treasure noodles : very good. Chewy noodles, a small amount of spicy sauce on the bottom of the bowl, and a variety of stir fried toppings (pork, pressed tofu, yam or carrot?).
Chicken feather vegetable is listed as "Bok choy spouts with bean curd." It's common on peninsula Shanghainese restaurants, but I can't recall having seen it in SF before.
I've attached photos of their full menu to this post--- their takeout menu only has a sampling of what's on the full menu.
I had planned to eat there two weeks ago, but noticed the lack of New Orleans dishes online before driving over. Housemade bagels aside, the new lunch menu didn't sound tremendously exciting, so we instead went for some rockin Oaxacan food in Seaside: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/1008...
Here's some info on the chef change:
Any recent experiences there?
Mar 21, 2015hyperbowler in California
Gelato di Bufala Dairy and Creamery [Petaluma, Sonoma County]
Yup, they have a few flavors at Market Hall in Rockridge!
Mar 21, 2015hyperbowler in San Francisco Bay Area
Shorty Goldstein's FiDi Jewish Deli,SF opened 3/5/13 - any reports?
Shorty goldstein is now at the Saturday morning ferry building farmers market. They give away samples of the pastrami and corned beef
Mar 21, 2015hyperbowler in San Francisco Bay Area
I couldn't agree more with RhonelyInsaneDiego about Sierra Mar. Sierra Mar outclassed Ventana Inn in every respect, from bread to pasta to meat to dessert, and was well worth the extra $50 in price. Request a table by a window (there are also terraces that people walk out on during the sunset).
Mar 21, 2015hyperbowler in California
Saturday night (price conscious) Mission suggestions [San Francisco]
The drawback of La Santaneca is that they don't take reservations. I can't remember going at 5:15, but the typical wait between 6 and 8 is 30 minutes, and the combination of large families and other patrons make that number unpredictable.
Each time I go, I get the cheese pupusa, a sides of plantains, a banana shake (or is it a liquado?), and at least one random dish. I've not hit upon a random dish that outranks and all-out pupusa fest, but I like the pacaya (here's a description of another restaurant's pacaya http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/4982... ).
Mar 20, 2015hyperbowler in San Francisco Bay Area
Good "cheap"/ inexpensive eats in the Monterey area.
I've had two good lunches at La Tortuga Torteria in Seaside, right outside Monterey.
A mole dish was very good, but my favorite thing was the tlayuda. Great carnitas and the distribution of string cheese, which I believe was put on per our request, was good and even.
The first torta we had was excellent, but I've forgotten what filling we got. I didn't care for the holandesa, a milanesa with a cheese sauce.
1257 Fremont Blvd
Mar 20, 2015hyperbowler in California
Saturday night (price conscious) Mission suggestions [San Francisco]
Was the bad experience there before or after the 2012 ownership change? What did you have there?
I had a lukewarm experience at Roosevelt recently-- good masa, which they outsource from La Palma, but nothing else about the meal or the tamales was memorable.
Saturday night (price conscious) Mission suggestions [San Francisco]
Can you eat at Dosa and stick within budget?
At Udupi, I usually get the thali plate and share a dosa with someone.
Saturday night (price conscious) Mission suggestions [San Francisco]
Do you have any constraints in terms of loudness levels, communal tables, or really tall chairs? What's the cross street of the performance you're going to?
In an article about the top 10 places to take tourists, Bauer cites Z & Y as his Chinatown pick. I can find no online record of him ever having dined there, so maybe we can expect to see his long overdue review.
Heh, he mentions that Obama stopped into Z & Y, but as far as the Chronicle or anyone else has reported, Obama got takeout from Great Eastern next door, and only shook hands in front of Z & Y. Z & Y was smart to milk that photo ... http://insidescoopsf.sfgate.com/blog/...
Yahoo Says Best Chinese "Restaurant" In California is Something Called The Chairman Truck
Right, and the traditional and good restaurants get dinged by less aware customers for not having a good version of General's chicken and by knowledgeable customers for not 100% living up to what's available in Asia.
I would guess that food trucks get rated better on average than brick and mortars--- a narrow menu weeds out crappier items, and people, especially at an Off the Grid event with lots of options and 30 minute waits, are more likely to purchase food from a place whose style matches what they like.
Mar 18, 2015hyperbowler in San Francisco Bay Area
Yahoo Says Best Chinese "Restaurant" In California is Something Called The Chairman Truck
They changed their name from "Chairman Bao" to "The Chairman" after getting sued by a place in NY.
The menu contains a few baos, most with fusiony elements, and a single type of wonton chips. Others on the board have bad better luck with their baos than I have, but I really dig their deep fried wontons chips-- the concept brings me back to NY, and the dry seasonings add Japanese flavors.
I saw a brick and mortar on Larkin a few weeks ago, but I can find no info online about whether or not it is, or will ever, open (670 Larkin, with an expanded menu, according to this article from last April: http://sf.eater.com/2014/4/11/6242791... )
Mar 18, 2015hyperbowler in San Francisco Bay Area
Help me brainstorm options for dinner in SF?
Tuba is a good idea-- I like the eggplant on their appetizer plate and the lentil soup
Bay Area Burmese Restaurant Roundup 2.0
Yangon Burmese & Chinese Cuisine
BTW, a few months back y*lp changed how it lists new businesses. These two links would give you access to all the new Bay Area Burmese restaurants noted by y*lpers (proceed with caution). These two links are the same request, just with the search boundaries moved:
A choy I spotted at a market this past weekend had bigger leaves and a smaller stem than celtuse-- but still a bigger stem than I've seen for A Choy anytime in the past. I wish I'd taken a picture or bought some... is one plant a derivative of the other?
This article says they're the same, but I'm skeptical:
Some A choy background: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/2520...
Mar 17, 2015hyperbowler in General Topics
Boiling Point - So-Cal hot pot chain hits Fremont
Hot pot and macaron ice cream sandwiches ... how's the food?
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Whiteley Village Care Centre is set within the beautiful Whiteley Village. Residents are able to enjoy being be part of village life in a friendly and caring environment. The centre comprises of Whiteley House offering a high standard of nursing care… more
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Glendale is a purpose-built care residence with modern and ensuite facilities, ideal for looking after people who have physical disabilities or moderate dementia and mental health-related conditions. Residents of Glendale enjoy scenic and secluded… more
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Clare House Nursing Home, in Walton-on-Thames, employs highly trained care assistants and registered nurses to make a positive difference for adults with respite, convalescence and a range of other nursing needs. The care team also has expertise in palliative… more
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You couldn't ask for more caring staff than at Fermoyle House. Everyone is always welcome and… (Monday 10 Mar 2014)
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Purpose-built care home Norfolk House provides residential, nursing and respite care to the Weybridge community, from a team of fully-qualified carers skilled in recognising the needs of the elderly. The home uses the latest care technology and was… more
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My mother was a resident for over 4 months then sadly passed away. The carers at Kings Lodge did… (Saturday 16 Aug 2014)
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Tiltwood is a Surrey care home that offers accommodation for up to 50 elderly people with various stages of dementia, who benefit from an efficient and innovative service. The home keeps strong links with the local community and also offers its facilities… more
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The Chestnuts: Downing (Chertsey Rd) Ltd is an 18 bedded home in Byfleet, Surrey, which specialises in providing 24 hour residential care for people with a learning disability and/or physical disability. They specialise in the care and development… more
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White Gates Nursing Home, near Staines, is registered to offer professional care for up to fifty-one individuals, thanks to a comfortable environment ideal for care and a relaxing lifestyle. All of the home's rooms are en-suite, with carers looking… more
Brox Lane, Row Town, Addlestone KT15 1HH 2.6 Miles
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Rodwell Farm Nursing Home is a delightful detached character home set in one and a half acres of rural Surrey. Originally built in the 17th century and extended in Edwardian times, Rodwell Farm has now been modernised and offers all the facilities and… more
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I have been making mosaics now for two years and cant seem to get off the fish subject matter. So the mahi below was just grouted and ive forced myself to try something 3-d. I am now in the middle of covering a deer antler.
To place a picture, what you need here is the HTML code. If you're in Photobucket,it's the third choice down under your picture. Highlight it, copy it, then come back here to your typed text and place it where you want. It will look like gibberish, but when you go to preview your message before posting it you will see that the photos show in the post. Good luck! We want to see!
I thought thats what I did in my original post. I post pictures on dozens of message boards. Normaly you have to place them on an outside server ( Thats what fish-pix is) Then you place the code for where they are located in the body of your message. When the message opens up it should go to that server and snatch the pics? I tried copying and pasting into the body of the message and that doesnt work either. I dont use nor have that software you speak of.
Yep. You have to go through an outside server as you did, but I still think you posted the image code and not the html code that you need to use here. (I know through other forums I can use the imagine code too, but not here) We'd love it if you'll try again.
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Apricot disappointment Need help!
I don't know what I have done wrong. I've sprayed copper in late fall/winter. Pruned in winter. Fertilized in spring for the first time in four years (the tree 'Harglow Apricot' purchased in 2009.) Sprayed properly from Monterey Fungi Fighter to 'Once and Done' with Immunox and separate sprayings of Captan. ALL 50 apricots dropped. What the heck did I do wrong? Mrs. G
Mrs. G, if the tree was planted in 2009 it would be three years old, not eight - ?
It seems like they all dropped in the June drop window (which is earlier for cots). If the tree is three not eight years old then it does seem like you need to wait another year or two. I had a Harglow and it didn't set very many fruits the first few years.
Frost can kill the seed just enough that fruit doesn't drop immediately but comes off the tree during June drop time. With peaches I've even had frost damaged peaches that held onto the trees at golfball size right into ripening season when they all rotted making brown rot control very difficult.
Apricots in Z6 and down are not the most reliable of trees either for cropping or surviving. I have a lot of difficulty getting any production out of them at my site but at nearby sites just a little warmer they produce consistently. They still will die at the drop of a hat- probably from late, hard frost.
i have a neighbor here in ulster county ny...across he river from poughkeepsie...and his report from forty years of trying to grow apricots is that he has cotten a crop once.
a friend who runs an orchard closer to the river in the hills that are found there is able to get a crop reliably and cites frost damage as the prime culprit as to why we have problems on flat land several miles west of the river.
Three years ols cot tree is just a baby still, mine didn't have a decent crop till 5 years. Tomcot is one of my first or second to bloom out of thirty varieties grafted. Very early isn't desirable in late frost prone areas. You should stick with the Har series. They look strong on my trees.
Harglow is a fine variety on some sites- it just isn't that much of an advantage that it flowers a few days later than others although I'm sure it can help every couple of decades. Not a bad selection at all. Hardy apricots do seem to need a pollinator- at least when grown further north.
Older trees that have size will certainly usually fruit sooner than younger trees transplanted same time same variety or I wouldn't have a bearing age fruit tree business or I'm a big fat liar.
My instant orchards provide fruit by the second year (J plums, first year)- often from pears and E plums and consistently provide at least a 2 year jump start over small BR's. Peaches are the only species I grow that don't get a big advantage by planting big- but you need root with that top, and take good care of trees.
Thanks Ace and Hman! I've been working hard on my small orchard. Anyone with a little drive and passion can tolerate every insect or fungus thrown at us. Choosing not a great or good tree in another issue. I guess I'll stick with my 'Harglow' for now. There are just so many raves on this forum about 'Tomcot' (even thought they bloom earlier); I thought it just might be worth a try. Our spring weather can be iffy though, as witnessed by this last spring! I guess raking 50 apricots on the ground was dis-heartening. GRRRRRR
Yeah, I thought a wall had saved maybe 20 Alfred apricots as they were getting larger and sticking on the tree until about a week ago but I looked up yesterday and they were gone. I've never had that happen where they almost fully size up and then drop but then I've never suffered so much damage from frost on less protected trees in my orchard as this year.
Every year some things happen that never happened before, not just somewhere I'm managing fruit but in my own orchard.


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He has seven mouths, all in which speak different tongues. Guess who?
What's that supposed to mean?
Oh, don't worry, my little mouse. You will be full aware soon enough of why these poor souls are stuck here. Who "He" is. Why you belong here."
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"No, I'm fine," you sigh, calming yourself down. It was Masky, the sweet one. Hm...sweet...do you think he has candy on him right now? Why is your neck sore? Why was it so cold? Why was it so dark? Why can't you keep focus?
Wait...the ceremony. Did you pass it?
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The FACE family. That's for the French-American-Canadian-British family, and it's wonderful.
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He put himself into the military just to prove a point to his stupid friend with that stupid mole.
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1. What would you do if you got 2 million dollars?
Use it on technology, then college, and give the rest to my mom (this will probably not happen)
So for technology, I would love to get the Wacom Pen Tablet (I bet my mom won't pay for it lol,) and then an Xbox.
For college, I really want to study abroad and go to France (which is why I need to skip a friggen grade to graduate ASAP before somebody nukes America and kills us all) (I shouldn't have said that but I'm keeping it there) to become hopefully a musician. If not a doctor. I'm starting a YouTube account so that I get used to publicity and crap now so that I can tell if I can or cannot live with this.
And I have to give the rest to my mom because she's dealt with me having braces, a dog, a chipped tooth, and all my stupid respiratory issues since I was about 4. Then we move to a really nice house and she bought me a new bed set, AND a friggen grand piano. She's a teacher. That is amazing, and I don't have a job, so I can't pay her back yet. If I get money, I'll give it to her. And I know that she won't know what to do with it and will end up paying her car note and other bills. And none of her bills are billions of dollars, and technology isn't that bad if its permanent. Also a trip to France isn't more than about $20,000, so she should have a large remainder. After everything is payed she would donate half and save the rest, probably
2. What's your most embarrassing story?
Last night, actually! I started crying because I was getting my hair straightened for the first time in months, and I'm really tender headed so it hurt a lot. So only one tear came out. Then, I was embarrassed so I couldn't stop crying, and several tears came out. And I was embarrassed so I really didn't stop crying, and people thought it was because I thought I wasn't pretty. (Although true, that isn't why I was crying.) I'm really paranoid and kept saying to myself that I was an asshole for crying, now I'm mentally hurting myself. And then some chick came up and wouldn't stop complimenting me, and that was embarrassing because my brain works a certain way, and I knew that it was out of pity so I kept crying, only harder.
So now, I was sitting in a public hair salon that I barely go to, a sobbing mess that everyone was staring at. (and of course I can't clarify verbally because my brain won't ever let me do that -.-)
And this morning I'm still being a spaz, unable to explain with my voice. I keep unintentionally stopping in mid sentence- what's wrong with me? XD
3. If you could switch your gender, would you?
Maybe. Probably because I don't have to deal with or waste my money on: (let's all be honest here) periods (THERE, I SAID IT) clothing, caring about society, being a certain size, and a bunch of other things that I won't say. Actually...nah, because men have lots of these things (MINUS THE FIRST ONE) and please forget I just said any of that...
But honestly. Periods are terrible, and then metpopos (I can't spell.) But then again, men have to worry about not getting a boner in public... (YES I SAID THAT TOO!)
4. What moment would you redo if you could?
The time that I tried to write crack fiction at, like, 2 in the morning. So my mom wakes up before me and found my phone in my hand, and because it was an incomplete crack fiction, (and with my mother being herself) she took it very seriously and thought it was something else. What you and I know as lemons. So she's all like, "WHY THE FUCK IS MY ELEVEN-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER WRITING ABOUT THIS SO SOON???" And being the derp that I am, I said "Yes, I did write this," because I didn't want to explain the anime or any kind of fanfiction in general. Then she tells my grandma, and they're haunting me for life with this. And even after two whole years of totally ignoring it, I bet at my wedding one of them will make an embarrassing speech about it. Hah....
5. What are you listening to, if you are listening to anything?
Well, my dog is kind of breathing on my face. Does that count?
Now i'm listening to Doncamatic by Gorillaz
6. What's your favorite video game?
Fire Emblem: Awakening. All the way. No questions.
7. What is your Sexuality?
As of now, straight, I guess...but I'm not very strict if ya know what I'm saying (JKJKJKJK JUST. KIDDING. DUDE, I'M NOT OUT OF MIDDLE SCHOOL YET 0-0)
8. Do you like waffles?
...don't I get too much of this question at school?
9. Who is your favorite Deviant?
As an, account? Or as a submission? I can't pick one because I like everything a lot...so yeah!
10. What character (from video games, tv shows, movies, webcomics, and ext) would you meet? (also includes Youtubers sence they have 'charecters')
OOOOH WHY D1D YOU 4SK M3 NOW (1'M CONFUSED! WH1CH ONE WOULD 1 P1CK???) 3H. 4LL OF TH3M. >:] (<--- Terezi Pyrope reference ehehe)
Video games:
Fire Emblem Awakening: Chrom, Henry, Tharja, Frederick, Gangrel, Anna, and Robin.
Pokemon: All the Pokemon. All of them.
*is checking video game cartridge case for other game titles DANGIT I have a bunch of boring games from when I was, like, 8 lolz*
Kingdom Hearts: Sora, Goofy, Donald, King Mickey, Pete, Riku, Jiminey Cricket (no matter how much I hate his voice), and Name.
Kirby: King Dedede, the little cute guy with the beam, the little wizard, the weird parasol guy, and the giant tree boss.
TV Shows:
Over the Garden Wall: Greg, Sara, Adelade, Wirt, Beatrice, Jason Thunkerberker the Frog, Aunt Whiskers, Lorna, the Beast, and the Woodsman.
Adventure Time: EVERYONE.
Amazing World of Gumball: All of the Watersons, Penny, Tina the Dino, Idaho, and Tina's dad.
*notices how childish all the TV shows I watch are DERP*
Real Husbands of Holywood: KEVIN HEART AND NICK CANNON. YUS.
OHSHC: All hosts + Renge, and Ronca, and the Lobellia Girls.
Black Butler: Sebastian, Ciel, Alois, Claud. I'm not that far into the series, and Liz and her butler are weenies so I can't stand them..
Durarara!!!: Celty, Shinra, Anri, Izaya, Shizuo, and Simon.
Hetalia: ALL THE COUNTRIES. ALL OF THEM.
Naruto: ALL OF THE AKASTUKI EXCEPT OROCHIMARU. That's all my heart can handle.
Soul Eater: Soul, Maka, Tsubaki, Black*Star, Liz, Patty, Kid, L.D, Spirit, Stien, and Arachnephobia. (I think that's her name?)
Soul Eater NOT!: Meme. That's all that I can remember XD
Pandora Hearts: Gilbert. The only one who I can actually mess with.
*anything else? eh.*
Fullmetal Alchemist: Ed, Al, Winry, Envy, Pride, Wrath, Roy, Riza, Jean, and Envy. And I really like Envy so I said his name twice.
Austin Powers: Foxy, Austin, Doctor Evil, and Mini Me.
Big Hero 6: Gogo, Wasabi, Fred, Hiro, Tadashi, Baymax, and the guy with the big nose at the end.
The Book Thief: Rudy, Liesel, the aunt and uncle, and Max. I can't remember anyone's name -.-
And no, I didn't like Frozen enough to write about it. God.
HOMESTUCK: Terezi Pyrope, Kanaya, Karkat Vantas, GAMZEE MAKARA, Tavros Nitram, Equius, Nepeta Leijon, Eridan Ampora (I'm a risk taker), John Egbert, Dave Strider, Dirk Strider, Lil' Cal (not really), Rose Lalonde, Jake English, Bec, Davesprite, Crabdad, and Jade whatever-her-last-name-is. I don't like Vriska and this is the only webcomic that I'm into this much. Unless you count TaSS?
Ok, few will get this reference, but:
Todd and the Shining Sword: Todd, Eva, Dappy, the Merchant, Luka, and the aliens that kicked Todd's ass in the beginning. That was hilarious. (And I'm gonna shut up because I'm probably going to make an invalid comment.) Copyright to Niq
-Rhyme Lawliet
-And I really don't particularly like "SevenSuperGirls" because I have a little cousin who won't stop showing me their videos. If I were my past self and if she didn't show me the videos, I may like, like, five videos because it's a fun channel. I only don't like them now because I think my that specific cousin is too obsessed, and began acting like all the characters. Also because they apologized for the racist joke that White Girls like Starbucks. Although that is not always true, I watch Hetalia and am thinking of America instead of the girls, so I got mad that they apologized XD (don't kill me!!!)
Also Starbucks has really good tea, so it's an understandable stereotype. Kind of.
So my past self likes them. Not my present self. She really doesn't, but she's happy that they make her cousin happy and stay a little kid. (Why did I put that there, then?) (YOLO)
Ok! So, that happened! Now my 10 questions are:
1) Would you rule the world if possible?
2) What is your opinion on The Interview? Do you feel safe seeing it in public, or do you think that they'll nuke (or something) the theaters?
3) Most embarrassing story? (I liked that one, lol)
4) The most recent thing that you have obsessed over and would not stop talking about. (i.e., for me, it's Homestuck. Yes, I'm trying to get through Act 5, now XD)
5) Weird fetishes? (got that from The Fault in Our Stars) (it's okay, my friend has a water fetish.)
6) Are you sick of Frozen yet?
7) Do you understand the MLP fetish/obsession/what ever it is?
8) Have you laughed so far?
9) Who would fill your quadrants? (homestuck reference I'M SORRY)
10) Were you weirded out by the quadrant thing?
I'm tagging who ever actually reads this. Don't be shy.
Hey you.
Yeah you.
How you doiiin', gurl? Bruthuh from another muthuh? Sistah from another mistah?
Mozel tov. Hay. Congratulations for breathing today. That must take a lot with all the pollution, friend. As a random human being, I have no idea what I am doing here, I just got bored one day and made this account. Now that I'm stuck with it, I guess I have to write fan fictions and post all of my crappy little drawings...so get ready, internet, for something...weird. Apologize for my stupidity in advance -.-
Likes: not a lot of things: Classical music, anime, cartoons, video games, cosplay, internet, music, comics *cough cough* Brendon Urie, and cupcakes. And of course my friends, and my dog.
Dislikes: lazy teachers, chores, dog poo, rated Y-TV junk, darkness, asthma attacks, medicine, Digemon, Cubeman (not scary), raisins, racism, allergies, wussies, whiners (whee I'm hypocritical!), and of corse those dumb cell phones with eight keys and look like a candy bar. OH, and also, walking barefoot in hot sand
Other Candies:
- I have arachnephobia.
- I never have had dangos.
- I never solved a Rubix cube.
- Everyday I skim my page and change or add something.
- I cannot go on if something of mine is out of place.
- I play the piano .
- I would absolutely love to play in Robert Smith's hair. (I know he's getting older, but he wears it the same way )
- I only swear to either make a point or to tell a joke. (all the time)
- My dog gives me high fives, hugs, brofists, and he can prance around like a poodle.
- Clowns startle me.
- I secretly have no religion, and don't like being called anything (ex. Atheist, Agnostic)
- I dislike my birth name.
- I can speak (generally) fluent Spanish, and am learning German and French.
- my big brothers and sister are in Limbo.
-1 (4N 2334[) 1337 (I can read leet)
- I believe I can fly.
- I have a strange habit of misspelling "yes" as "YASSS" or "ease" followed by a really derpy face. :3
- I wish that I had a cup of chai tea right now...
- Hachacha!
My friends, knowing I don't like my birth name very much, also call me Pikachu, Mouth, and sometimes Bugsy. And then somehow I was dubbed as the "Advisitorial Wizard" for some majestic reason. XD
Oh and just a warning... I talk a LOT if my speaking organ (heart) is provoked, so...be careful with the comments if you don't like American-leveled, talkative rants (trollop).
I remade a quotev account! (first being deleted LOL derp) www.quotev.com/bloo09


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|$250 - $499
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|Up to $99
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Giving stories in Inside
The Andersons: Fans, donors and patriots
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Annual Steps to Make a Difference Walk has a $2,000 match this year
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Motown Review: Hitzville - The Show at V Theater
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We thought the show was very good however there were a few problems. The theater is very small and the seats are folding chairs that are very close together. If you sit on the side the music is louder than the singers on some of the songs. They are very talented and the lead singer is great. For the money I would recommend it but get there early as they are general admission seats so first come first serve.
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We found this show to be rather "cheesy". Having seen Human Nature on our September Vegas trip (Human Nature is a wonderful show)......this one fell very short. The "theatre" is very cramped...the man next to me seemed to command part of my seat...continued
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The theater is too small. We were seated left of center and the seats were not very good. I would not recommend this show to anyone. The performers were ok but I was expecting more. Tickets should have been 15-20 dollars.
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Hitzville – The Show is the best authentic Motown show ever to hit Las Vegas. See the performance that earned standing ovations from legendary producer Berry Gordy and the "King of Pop" himself, Michael Jackson. Dance in your seat to the hits of Gladys Knight & the Pips, The Temptations, Tina Turner, The Four Tops and Motown diva Diana Ross & The Supremes as they rock the stage. Be blown away by a sensational trio of women, a quartet of sizzling men, the outrageous Hitzville Band and their own "dreamgirl" Ms. Jin Jin Reeves, winner of "Entertainer of the Year" at the B.M.A.


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7501 E. Ben White Blvd.
Austin, TX 78741
Phone: (512) 386-6000
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»Lefty's Bar & Grille
Lefty's Bar & Grille may sound like a regular bar but it's not mainly because it's located at the airport. Secondly, the ambiance here is quite trendy while the staff is professional to the core. The drinks and the bar food are equally good, which are priced very reasonably. This is one of those bars where, one would find many tourists, many of 'em not speaking your language, which makes this bar all the more interesting. Not to mention the live music played here by talented local artists, almost throughout the year.
»Club Carnaval
Club Carnaval may seem like one of the oldest clubs in the town of Austin, but it isn't as it chooses to look a little old fashioned keeping the late '80s and '90s alive. The classic dance floor speaks for itself, while the people coming in are quite friendly. The bar tender and the staff are pretty good at their jobs and easy to get along with. The music being played by the DJ is quite up to date, and that's the prime reason for this place to do so well. A good place to drop by with your group of friends.
A hip concert venue, Emo's is home to regular shows and live music events. Located at East Riverside Drive in East Austin, it draws huge crowd during major events and shows. While showcasing a range of contemporary music concerts, it also rents out its facility for private events like parties and receptions. To see their upcoming schedule, please visit website or call ahead.
»Midnight Rodeo Austin
Midnight Rodeo Austin is very much a cool place, pride of the 'cowboys' of Austin. Always packed on a Thursday, the atmosphere is one of a lively and happy place. With people on the beautiful oak dance floor in big cowboy boots and huge belt buckles, waving full mugs and bottles around, there is no dull moment at the Rodeo. Once a sprawling lumber house, the club is now a happening place for concerts, events, regional performances and themed parties. Event and venue space is also available. Parties can also be booked here as well.
»The White Horse
An amazing hangout for those in the neighborhood, The White Horse is known for their eclectic choice of music and amazing drinks. Located at Comal Street, the club lies to the East of downtown. With a divey ambiance, The White Horse has a rustic appeal to it. Serving whiskey on tap, The White Horse hosts an array of live music shows and gigs. Drop by on a weekend, to witness the crowd grooving to country music and reasonably-priced alcohol.
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Gypsy Lounge hosts a variety of events, including afternoon art shows and evening dance parties! Check out the website or contact the venue for more information on the event schedule.
»Scoot Inn
Scoot Inn, one of the oldest bars in Texas, is still going strong till date. And rightly so, as the amount of history that this bar has to offer with its interiors is inevitable. Apart from the classic decor, this beer garden serves beer and other drinks at great prices. Music is the core product of this dive bar, as people move to the sounds of Rock & Pop, Blues, Alternative Rock, Funk and lots more. A jukebox too to add to this musical atmosphere. One of the most visited and the best dive bars in Austin, is the place to go to at least once.
»The Warehouse Saloon & Billiards
Warehouse Saloon & Billiards is not just a bar but an exceptional twenty-four years old sports bar. Exceptional because this one has lot to offer other than just drinks. As you enter, you will realize that the people in there are quite casual, having their drinks, watching the game on to big TV screen and so on. Now there are quite a few things one can do at this bar. If you love darts or even if you want to try it, there exists a dart board, where you can try your luck. Three to four foosball tables to add to the fun. Not to mention the mini-arcade section. And the biggest of 'em all is the room full of pool tables, where people just cant get enough of it. Oh! And how could one forget about the drinks especially when they are available at great prices and the staff good at their service. The bar does have karaoke nights too along with some live music. It's complete sports bar to many.
»Continental Club Gallery
Located above the Continental Club, the Continental Club Gallery is a vibrant space where one can enjoy some foot-tapping jazz compositions and soulful blues while downing glasses of cocktails and libations. A gem in the city, one will find ardent fans lining up to cheer the artistes as they set about regaling the crowds with their music. By night, the venue transforms into a gathering place for music-lovers who are seen dancing to the beats and letting go of their everyday stress.
»Continental Club
This venue, south of the river, is a throwback to the 1950s. Roots rock and country reign supreme in this bar, where one can often find men in leather jackets and classic Cadillacs out front. With live music nightly, tributes to Elvis, and celebrations of Hank William's birthday, this place is great for dancing, drinking and kicking back on the high stools. Happy hours feature some of Austin's favorite songwriters. The venue has broadened its range of live music to include occasional indie rock.
»The Independent
The Independent at 501 studios, fondly called ND, is a hot and happening music space that offers you a splendid array of nightly entertainment that is sure to keep you coming back for more! An impressive line up of upcoming music sensations, coupled with dark, mysterious interiors draws a huge, music loving crowd. Groove to your favorite tunes or sip on a drink as you hang out with friends and take in the buzz of the night. Theme nights, music festivals, concerts, live performances, impromptu acts and poetry slams among other things spruce up the atmosphere and jazz up the nights. Check website for more details on current and upcoming events.
»The North Door
Austin's multi-faceted venue in 501 Studios on the city's East Side features live music, burlesque shows, lectures, literature, art, film screenings and more. The venue is equipped with an acoustically splendid concert venue, which is equipped with advanced sound technology. Open till 2a, you can walk into the next door cocktail lounge to sip on some libations. Visit the website for more information about this diverse cultural arts center.


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ACPs International Fellowship Exchange Program (IFEP) provides opportunities for early-mid career physicians from outside the United States and Canada to gain expertise in a focused area relating to the prevention, diagnosis, and/or management of a clinical problem in Internal Medicine and the subspecialties. Through observation, mentorship, and study of the work of senior faculty physicians, fellows will acquire knowledge, experience, and skills that they can apply, utilize, and disseminate to colleagues upon return to their home country. Faculty mentors will engage fellows in individual and group clinical and educational experiences and discussions, and facilitate the design of an independent project to be implemented in each fellows own country upon his or her return.
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Holiday Art Fair planned at Crossings
Original works by four guest artists will join the creations of regular participants at the annual Holiday Art Fair and open house Nov. 18-21 at Crossings at Carnegie in Zumbrota.
The Nov. 18 opening, from 5 to 7:30 p.m., will be a "sneak peek" and wine tasting event, spokeswoman Valerie Kiger said. The art fair will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. 19, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Nov. 20, and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 21.


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I applied through college or university. The process took 3 weeks – interviewed at Informatica.
Applied through school career center website and also talked to recruiters during career fair. Got an on campus interview within 10 days. The interview is pretty short, only 60 minutes. The guy who conducted the interview was from the head quarter and has been a software engineer for 20 years. The question he asked was about is pretty easy. It was about Binary Search Tree Traverse. How to do it recursively and iteratively.
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I applied through college or university. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at Informatica in December 2014.Interview Details
Very easy interview but the interviewer was unprepared! The interviewer didn't greet me and had no idea about the status of my application. He also just hung up after we were done without saying anything but 'Bye'. I solved the questions really fast and when I was done it seemed like he was googling random questions and asking me. Was shocked when I didn't get an offer because I thought I did really well.Interview Questions
No OfferNegative ExperienceEasy Interview
- Very language specific questions. Answer Question
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2+ months – interviewed at Informatica in December 2014.Interview Details
Did 6 different interview including two home tasks, all was online via Skype.
Although i did all interviews (that were in separated days) they never called back to tell me if i passed, also ignored my emails.
Not recommended as your primary job application.Interview Questions
No OfferNegative ExperienceAverage Interview
- was asked to survey different system, included there system (OOP style) Answer Question
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I applied through college or university. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at Informatica.Interview Details
Applied on campus, had an on campus interview with a director and then on-site interview with 5 engineers and 1 HR manager (but s/he did not show up).Interview Questions
No OfferNegative ExperienceEasy Interview
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The interview process has two phases: phone interview and onsite interview. Onsite interview has 4-5 rounds. In the on-site interview, there are technical rounds, a personal interview with HR, and one or more non-technical interview with managers.Interview Questions
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- The entire process contained a bunch of technical questions. The managers were asking about non-technical (behavioral) questions. Answer Question
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There is one campus interview and one onsite interview. People are nice. They seem to love their work. Software developers from different teams (in my case, four teams) will talk to you. They will decide whether you are a good match for their team. HR is responsible for behavior questions.No Offer
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I applied through college or university. The process took a day – interviewed at Informatica in November 2013.Interview Details
There is one round on campus interview. Took 45 minutes. Two simple questions about binary tree traverse and string duplications.
Then there is one day onsite interview. About 5 round totally, each is one hour. No break between interviews (except the lunch). So its a tough day. The questions including design, algorithm, test case, brain teaser...Interview Questions
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I applied through college or university. The process took 3 weeks – interviewed at Informatica in October 2013.Interview Details
Submitted resume at the job fair. Attended an on campus interview (standard algorithmic questions + a design related question). Onsite interview had 4 rounds: 2 algorithmic, one design, one behavioral (with the manager). Quick process, informed of decision within a week.Interview Questions
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I applied through college or university – interviewed at Informatica.Interview Details
Pretty standard for college recruiting. Meet them in campus, had on campus interview. After that got 2 phone interviews. Then finally got an on-site interview. The interviews were difficult in general, but they were nice throughout the process. It looked like a very good place to be. They all seemed very happy working there.Interview Questions
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This beautiful medal is crafted of pewter and includes a 20" chain. The image of Saint Pope John Paul II is engraved on the front and the back includes his message, "1920-2005 Canonized 4/27/14". Prayer card included.
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|Gwen (Illinois, May 19, 2011)
|Very durable and beautifully made medal. I gave it to a boy who chose Blessed John Paul as his Confirmation name.
|Proud grandma (St. Louis, mo, April 22, 2012)
|It's difficult to find a medal of John Paul II, but this is the name my granddaughter chose as her confirmation name. Very nice despite its low price.
|Elaine (Windsor, March 24, 2014)
|A beautiful devotion to Bl. Pope John Paul II