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Naamyaa Café
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Venue details
Naamyaa Café Angel Building
- Cross Street:
407 St John Street
- Venue phone:
020 3122 0988
- Venue website:
- Opening hours:
Meals served noon-11pm Mon-Thur; noon-11.30pm Fri. Brunch served 9am-5pm Sat; 10am-5pm Sun. Dinner served 5-11.30pm Sat; 5-10.30pm Sun
- Transport:
Tube: Angel tube or bus 38
- Price:
Main courses £7.50-£15. Dinner for two with drinks and service: around £60.
Naamyaa Café
- Angel Building
- www.naamyaa.com
- 51.531451,-0.106384
- Angel Building
Naamyaa Café
Reviews & ratings
We only went to Naamyaa as the original restaurant we had intended to dine at turned us away due to 'a problem in the kitchen' . So a hop and a skip across the road took us to to this most 'unthai' restaurant instead.We ordered a selection of dishes to share between us asian style so that we could try more things on the menu. Golae calamari consisted of small morsels of deliciously spiced squid rings fried in a light batter and was definitely a winner. The squid was tender and not at all chewy and despite being fried in batter was neither oily nor sludgey. The soft shell crab in spiced coconut curry was also another winning dish.The spices were delicately balanced in a soft rounded curry that was neither too hot or overpowering; very elegant and refined,nothing harsh or shrill about this! The only gripe being that there were not many pieces of actual crab to be had.The musamann duck was not as successful and a less refined curry altogether.
it was brash - Large chunks of duck sat in a hot , red sauce. My dining companion and I left most of this dish uneaten as we concentrated on the 'quieter' dishes on the table. Pak Choi with garlic was a safe vegetable choice. Red ruby dessert with jackfruit and coconut was a very much a watered down version of this very traditional thai dessert .The coconut broth was very thin and lacked the sweet aroma of coconut which I usually expect from this dessert. The bill totalled 50 pounds which included a side order of jasmine rice and two soft drinks. We enjoyed our meal very much especially the clever delicate spicing and look forward to returning again to sample the other choices on the menu. I was pleasantly surprised by the eating experience as the modern,trendy decor of the place led me to expect the dreaded."All style and no substance' dining experience, but was glad to be wrong footed on this occasion!
Elizabeth Russell Mon Sep 9Rated as: 4/5 -
I went here with a friend on a Wednesday evening and the place was buzzing! It was a brilliant choice for a beautiful meal with lovely company. I haven't stopped praising the cocktail I had which had a lychee, lime and lavender foam on top and was the best cocktail I've ever had (I've had a lot!). I thought that the food might let the place down after such an amazing cocktail but it didn't. The calamari for starter was delicious and we had a prawn curry and chicken green curry and everything we had was well presented and full of flavour. I would say that it was generally spicer than I am used to though, especailly the green curry. The staff were amazing. Super friendly and helpful with what to order. Perhaps service was a little slow, but the restaurant was busy and I prefer not to be rushed! I will be back, if only for cocktails and calamari! Delicous!
Lucy Mon Sep 2Rated as: 5/5 -
Quite simply, when I dined at NaamYaa last night, I had, probably, the worst Thai meal of my life.
I chose Fish Cakes (Tod Man Plaa) followed by one of their signature dishes, Kanon Jin Nahm Yaa with chicken.
Let me say straight away that I had no quarrel with either the service, which was fine, or the decoration which was splendid. It was the food that let it down so badly.
The fish cakes were, shall we say OK. But their dipping sauce was a disaster. In fact it was so bland I've no idea why they bothered or what it was. Normally fish cakes come with a delicious cucumber relish called "Achat taeng kwa". Whatever this dipping sauce was shall remain a mistery because it was flavourless.
Next came the Kanon Jin accompanied with a bowl of broth. When I ordered the dish the waitress warned me that it was rather spicy. On a scale of 1 to 8 this would come in around 7. Would this be OK? Yes, Of course, I like spicy food.
Now the Nahm Yaa that makes up this classic dish should be made from wild ginger (Grachai), lemongrass, galangal, chillies, fish sauce, shallots and garlic all mixed up with coconut milk. The dish, to quote David Thompson should "taste rich, hot and salty, and be fragrant with grachai and redolent of...". What I was presented with tasted completely insipid with only a mild chilli hit. It was bland in the extreme and definately redolent of nothing at all. The noodles were OK but smothered in monster tough bean sprouts. There was a mean spinkling of pickled phak bung and a couple of slices of star fruit. There was an egg; they got that right thank God. As for the accompanying broth? I had expected a beautiful light asian stock. But in reality the less said about what I acutally got the better. To say that it tasted of dishwater would be a cliche. And as, until now, I had never tasted dishwater so I couldn't possibly know. But perhaps now I have.
I raised these issues with the manager, a charming Albanian, who patiently assured me that this is how it was done in Thailand. Kindly, he offered a complementary dessert to assuage his guilt.
As you can gather I was less than impressed by this restaurant. My advice is give it a very wide birth. Unless, of course, you prefer style over substance. And until David Thompson comes back and sorts it out it will, in my view, remain the culinary equivalent of the Emperor's New Clothes which it most surely is.
I shall not be returning.Peter Wed Jul 10Rated as: 1/5 -
I love Namyaa! it's right round the corner from work for me so I often pop in at lunchtime and after work with guests - I love the food (faves - rice set, crab, ribs) and cocktails (particularly the non-alcoholic ones - pomegranate, lychee). I love the burgers, which I devour for lunch, reminds of of the underground joints currently rocking Bangkok! I also love the service - normal, sweet people, no pretention, and they look after you - and the layout and design is classic Alan Yau.
Shane Solanki Fri Mar 15Rated as: 5/5 -
I have been to Naamyaa more than once when it has been both busy and quiet. Each time I have had pleasant and friendly waiters with buckets of personality. Having spent some time south of the equator, I have found it so hard to find authentic dishes upon returning, but Naamyaa has quenched my cravings. I love, no, I WORSHIP the Isaan Chicken. The papaya salad is delightful, with a careful melding of all the important flavours. The sticky rice is perfect each time and the chicken is always tender and juicy. It comes with all the trimmings including cabbage to calm a burning tongue!
Other favourites of mine are the ribs and olives, which are delicious, and the chicken rice set which is such a faithful version of the Hainan classic.
I can never go past the juices and for pudding I always HAVE to have the hot chocolate and marscapone ice cream.
I hate salads, but the variety on the menu is reminiscent of Thai cafes in Bangkok. I feel like the creators read my mind and put all my addictions on one menu. I love burgers but because of my love affair with the Isaan Chicken I have not tried them yet.
The atmosphere is great there but they could literally sell their dishes out of a dilapidated market stall for all I care. I can't get enough of the food. Go and be transported.Rebecca Fri Mar 8Rated as: 4/5 -
I recently went to Naamyaa with 5 friends, and between us we tried most of the menu. There were lots of interesting dishes, loved the food and the deco was gorgeous! Loved the golden buddhas. Great little restaurant, we'll be back.
Lucy Fri Mar 1Rated as: 5/5 -
I stumbled upon Naamyaa by chance a few months ago and even though I live in the SW I have come back 3 times since. Being gluten intolerant I often find it quite hard when eating out but the staff were very helpful and were able to identify what was safe for me (which was surprisingly a lot!). It was great having lots of options. I really enjoyed the atmosphere and found it a great place to catch up with a group of people. Will definitely be heading back again soon.
Sarah Thu Feb 28 -
As an Islington local its amazing to have Naamyaa on my doorstep. The menu reminds me of my travels to Bangkok where little cafes and hole in the wall eateries have menus filled with photos to get your taste buds running with a mix of Thai and western food. Of course with Yau at the helm its all done with sophistication and flare. I always order the ribs which were recommended by one of the waiters on my first visit. It just keeps getting better every time I go back. I definitely recommend it!
Mo-Ling Wed Feb 27Rated as: 5/5 -
I saw the queue to get in so thought that must be a positive sign. The restaurant itself is appealing with the decor and open kitchen- however that's about as good as it got. Have visited the sister company Busaba and been impressed with the food. So after opening the menu something immediately didn't sit right with the fact there were burgers and chilli dogs and a Niçoise salad alongside Tom Yam and Laksas but thought maybe they were trying to be a bit clever and it was something I was missing.
Despite the queue we were seated relatively quickly. For starters we ordered squid and ribs- the squid disappointed hugely -it was bland and greasy. The ribs however were delicious and by far the best dish.
For mains we ordered Beef Laksa and stir fried crab. The crab was a nice dish, not amazing but for the price what I'd expect. The Laksa however was far from tasty. It was unlike any Laksa I have ever tried-sauce was far too thick and didn't have a good flavour. I thought I had got the wrong dish as there were huge chunks of soggy tofu and I found one tiny penny sized piece of beef! I questioned why there was no beef and all the tofu- I really thought I'd got the vegetarian option and apparently that is the dish- that was enough to make me put it to one side. At this point I was actually tempted just to order a burger but couldn't bring myself to do it so ordered the Naamya Gai with noodles, chicken, egg, beansprouts. Another disappointment- the chicken was shredded and had a sloppy consistency- flavour again wasn't nice and the dish was generally a bit bitter. I like the concept of the meal but the taste failed again. I didn't send it back but did just want to leave.
It's a shame because I think this place has things going for it - primarily the atmosphere and some of the menu concepts- however they really need to bring the food up to standard -three of the dishes were just not tasty ..it's clear from the reviews I'm not the only one who thinks so- they need to brush up on this. I'm still a bit baffled by the Niçoise salad etc too in a environment like that - maybe I would have been better with that option after all as the thai food wasn't anything to shout about. As it stands I won't be returning or recommending this place.Miss C Sat Feb 16Rated as: 2/5 -
After a show at Sadlers Wells we were hungry and thirsty and stumbled across Naamyaa Cafe. It looks amazing and we were excited to try the place out. Menus came and we ordered tap water.
Then we chased the tap water. After a few minutes we were told the water was on it's way. I asked what I could eat off the menu as I am gluten free - the waitress will check.
The water arrived and we had to stop the waitress from walking away and asked if we could order some alcohol too. A glass of white and a glass of red and I would decide on my drink when I had tasted my friends red. Also any news on the gluten free options? She had forgotten but will be right back.
The red wine is very nice, oops she has gone. Hello? Oh you are busy. Hello? There are 3 people behind the bar and 4 having a chat over there and I really would like to order my wine now.
'Aha, yes a glass of red please, I ordered it before?'.
I have my gluten free options now and ask what do you think is the better dish - the chicken laksa or the seafood laksa? The beef laksa is the reply. Priceless.
A lady from the table next to us offers us a bowl of crackers - you don't want them we say? We did but we have just finished our dessert so you can have them. Oh dear.
Quite thirsty now, 'hi can I have that glass of red'.
My friends are now mocking me, they are half way through theirs. 'Excuse me I want my red now!'
A man comes over in a mismatching tweed suit and asks everything is ok. We explain that we keep having to ask and re-ask for things. 'Don't worry I will look after you from now on'. Great, this is going to be fine we think. No, its not going to be fine.
We watch our food on the side going cold and eventually it arrives. I look at my laksa and wonder why instead or a spicy thin coconut milk based delicious soup I have a thick dark mushroom kind of colour bowl of stuff. That's because it is not actually a laksa but in fact a thick satay soup. I found 1 prawn and 2 fish balls in my seafood laksa. After a few mouthfuls I couldn't continue and pushed it to the side.
My friends calamari wasn't too good either but she was hungry and ate it anyway.
Mr Tweed has been on his haunches ever since he said the immortal words 'Don't worry I will look after you from now on' talking animatedly to a good looking couple opposite us. Maybe they are famous.
Our original waitress notices my soup and asks if its ok, its not a laksa I say - we will get you something else if you don't like it. Hurrah! This is good. I will just have a salad or something, I plump for the tuna nicoise. It arrives quickly and things are looking up. It's quite greasy but it's so much better than satay soup. The tuna is a bit of a funny colour. I am trying not to think about it and then there was a bite that really wasn't right - my stomach turns and the fork goes down. The plate is pushed to the side. At least I have wine.
The man from the table of cracker giftage gives a big sigh, walks up to the bar of 3 people, picks up his drinks that have been there for an age, walks back past the 4 waiters having a chat and delivers them to his thirsty, bored companions. There is a sense of unity growing amongst the tables. Tweed man is still on his haunches talking to the probably famous couple.
After much time the table finally gets cleared, my friends have finished their drinks and I am sipping through the last of my wine and up pops lovely sweet waitress with another large glass of red wine for me on the house as I had to wait so long. My friends faces fizz with anger - 'what are we supposed to do while you drink your wine!', 'I don't even want more wine!', 'Oh please just help me drink the wine'
Tweed man has rediscovered his legs and is now sweet talking the cracker table. He is droning on about set designs. We want the bill. There is nobody looking at us anymore. We want the bill. My friend turns to the Tweed man, interrupts his conversation with cracker table and says 'Please can we have our bill!!!!!!!!!' Her face is not happy, neither is his.
Tweed man arrives with machine and barely says a word. It's awkward. We pay. He doesn't thank us. He doesn't say sorry. He doesn't really say anything and goes back over to talk to the famous couple.
We get up to leave and have to ask him to excuse us as we can't get past as he is blocking the exit by talking to the famous people. 'See you soon' he says, 'No you won't' is the actual retort.
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The Waterloo, Ontario, company and name behind the BlackBerry brand had just unveiled alliances with tech trailblazers Microsoft and Intel. Its BlackBerry "email devices" had won numerous accolades, including a spot on PCWorld's annual 100 Best Products list. Its subscriber base had hit the 4 million mark, and co-CEOs Jim Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis had made Time Magazine's list of the 100 Most Influential People of the year as "The BlackBerry Guys."
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[Related: 8 Factors That Led To RIM's Fall]
Stephanopoulous went on to reveal his own addiction to the BlackBerry -- a trend that ushered the phrase "CrackBerry" into the popular lexicon. At home, in the office, and even at the gym, RIM's popular device could be found glued to his hand, Stephanopoulos admitted. A rule had to be put in place prohibiting him from checking his BlackBerry under the dinner table, and he once took some heat for sneaking it into his daughter's preschool orientation.
How many at the time recognized themselves in Stephanopoulos' description of his own behavior?
"Lazaridis and Balsillie have made a fortune with their business and cultural breakthrough," he concluded. "That makes the BlackBerry a case study for MBAs -- and maybe philosophers too."
Two weeks before Stephanopoulos' profile appeared in April 2005, RIM crossed the $1 billion sales mark for the first time, reporting then-record annual revenue of $1.35 billion -- more than double the $594.6 million it had reported in 2004 -- along with a profit of $206 million, up from $52 million in fiscal 2005. Balsillie referred to it as a "landmark year" for the company.
CNN Money also had reported that month a 25 percent surge in RIM stock and told potential investors it was "ripe to buy."
RIM's success continued for years. Even as recently as 2010, mobile market researcher ComScore reported that "The BlackBerry Guys" held 43 percent of the U.S. mobile OS market share -- and competitors weren't even close. Apple's iOS, which ran on the Cupertino, Calif.-based company's increasingly sought-after iPhone, was next in line (but still at a safe distance) with 25 percent. Microsoft claimed third place with an even less threatening 15 percent. And Google's Android was still in its infancy, accounting for a meager 7 percent.
But by the end of 2011, RIM's fortunes had changed dramatically for the worse, bringing to a close one of the worst years in the company's 28-year history. It was a year plagued by a lackluster tablet launch, a major service outage and product delays. Perhaps most embarrassing was an open letter from a member of the senior management team to the company's co-CEOs -- written a few days after RIM revealed plans to lay off 2,000 employees, more than 10 percent of its workforce -- that began with the ominous words "I have lost confidence."
Wall Street demonstrated a similar lack of faith. After the company that December reported a drop in third-quarter fiscal 2011 profit to $265 million -- which was down 19 percent from the $911 million reported a year earlier -- CNN Money reported that RIM shares were down 77 percent year-to-date and were being traded at their lowest level since January 2004.
It seemed the BlackBerry, a former pop-culture phenomenon, was becoming irrelevant.
Analysts have attributed RIM's fall to a number of things. Increased competition from Apple and Google is one of them. By the second quarter of 2012, Android had propelled itself to the top by capturing 64 percent of the worldwide smartphone market, according to Gartner. Apple's iOS claimed the runner-up spot with 19 percent of the market. But RIM, on the other hand, took a nosedive and closed the quarter with just more than 5 percent of the market, down from 18 percent two years prior.
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Gratz on making it pass what i call the worst day of the week! For all Muslim readers, Happy Hari Raya and for all Singaporeans, enjoy the hol tmr (while i'll be mugging in sch for ethics…)
Anyhows, today's post will be short cause I just finished doing some work and i'm pretty beat…
But I can't contain my excitement and I wanna share 2 sites with you. Remember how is tot there were 2 industries whereby web2.0 can be used perfectly because of the community spirit within these industries?
Well, I've been given a chance to view them and let's start with the pet industry!
Vivian has shown me this social networking site for pets! I remember saying on my post on Pet Industry and social media in Singapore and how i tot web 2.0 would fit in perfectly!
Well, the social networking site is called wuffstaff for dog owners and it's a pretty cool site whereby dog owners come together and share photos, stories, swap discussions on a social networking site! Neat huh?
Thank Vivian!
Next, i wanna share a social networking site on the sports industry. Oscar stumbled upon my post on Sports and Web2.0=Sports 2.0, Should Asia Embrace it? He's got an interesting sports social networking site called sporting connections he's set up for sports people to gather and not only discuss, but arrange team matches, training sessions etc.
However, his comments on my post were that while his target market were for Asians to join in, he's getting more and more European based members.
I've asked him how has he engaged the Asian audience but he has yet to reply. While I haven't seen any efforts to push the site out to Asians, I believe that by posting it on relevant sporting sites (soccer's pretty big here in South East Asia, basketball's huge in China) and engaging people who are on those sites to come and join his site.
I really hope to see his site take off cause its got so much potential! So does Wuffstaff, great examples of how industries have leveraged on the community spirit of the industry and used a medium which leverages on precisely the same thing!
Knock yourselves over those sites and have a good holiday as you read this. To the readers who don't celebrate Hari Raya, its Wednesday, hang in there, we're reaching the weekend!


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By Sarah Story, Citizen Events Editor 02/02/12
FEBRUARY 3 Enjoy an evening of bluegrass music with the Slack Family Band and the God Fearin' Snake Handlers at 7 p.m. at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen, 2880 Mountain Rd. The concert is part of CACGA's 2nd Stage Performance Series, which highlights a different musical genre on the first Friday of each month. Tickets are $10 in advance and $12 at the door. For details, call 261-ARTS or visit http://www.artsglenallen.com . *** The movie "Top Hat" (1935) will play at 7 p.m. Feb. 3 and at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Feb. 4 at Henrico Theatre, 305 E. Nine Mile Rd. Tickets are $1 and can be purchased at the door. For details, call 328-4491. *** The Richmond Youth Peace Project will commemorate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with the 7th annual Youth Educoncert, Generation Dream 2012. Shows are scheduled for 7 p.m. on Feb. 3 at Richmond Public Library's main branch, 101 E. Franklin St., and for 2 p.m. at the Science Museum of Virginia, 2500 W. Broad St. The Friday show is being presented as part of First Fridays Artwalk; the Saturday performance is presented in conjunction with the museum's exhibit "Race: Are We So Different?" which opened Jan. 28. Both concerts are free; museum admission is required on Feb. 4. For a list of youth performers and for more information, call 232-1002 or visit http://www.rpec.org . *** Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden, 1800 Lakeside Ave., will present a special Valentine's Day display until Feb. 29. A stroll through the climate-controlled Conservatory includes the chance to see daffodils, tulips and more. There is also a display featuring a new color scheme of pink and black foliage. The tropical wing showcases exotic, fragrant orchids. The garden is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is $11 for adults, $10 for seniors and $7 for children ages 3-12. Members are free. For details, call 262-9887 or visit http://www.lewisginter.org . *** This is the final weekend for Chamberlayne Actors Theatre's production of "Almighty Bob." A touching show about faith, it features Bob, a senior citizen living in an assisted living home. Bizarre things start to happen and the residents must find out if Bob is delusional or telling the truth. Performance times are 8 p.m. Feb. 3-4 and 2:30 p.m. Feb. 4-5. Tickets are $12 to $23. For details, call 262-9760 or visit http://www.cattheatre.com . FEBRUARY 4 VCU Medical Center will present the CBS 6 Healthy Lifestyle Expo from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Richmond Convention Center. The event will feature Dr. Oz's fitness expert Stepp Stewart, yoga with "The Young and the Restless" star Judith Chapman and healthy cooking with celebrity chef Nathan Lyon. Participants can also sample healthy foods, receive free health screenings from VCU Medical Center and visit with multiple vendors. Admission is free. For details, visit http://www.wtvr.com/expo . *** Richmond Parents Monthly's 16th annual Camp & Education Fair will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Tuckahoe YMCA, 9211 Patterson Ave. Admission is free. For a list of fair participants, view http://www.richmondparents.com . *** Ringling Bros. Ambassador of Laughter, Christopher the Clown, will visit the Children's Museum of Richmond in Short Pump from 9:30 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. In addition to story time, Christopher the Clown will have giveaways and coupons for the upcoming Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey show "Dragons" on Feb. 15-19. For details, call 474-7000 or visit http://www.childrensmuseumofrichmond.org . *** The James River Film Society and the Sierra Club Falls of the James Group will join together to present the RVA Environmental Film Festival at the Byrd Theatre, 2908 W. Cary St. The event will showcase films designed to raise awareness of environmental issues relative to all residents on planet Earth. Festival passes are $15 and are available at Chop Suey Books (422-8066), Video Fan (353-7891) or at http://www.rvaenvironmentalfilmfest2012.eventbrite.com Indi.vidual tickets are $5 and are available at the door or through Eventbrite. For a complete schedule and film descriptions, call 562-2500 or visit http://www.rvaenvironmentalfilmfestival.com. FEBRUARY 5 Sisters of the Yarn African American Quilters Guild will host an opening reception for its upcoming quilt exhibit "Each Quilt, A Story" from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Eastern Henrico Recreation Center, 1440 N. Laburnum Ave. Enjoy the art and craftsmanship of these beautiful quilts and learn about their history and culture from historical interpreters and the quilters themselves. Music will be provided by a local choir and light refreshments will be served. Admission is free. After the reception, the quilt exhibit will be displayed at Walkerton Tavern, 2892 Mountain Rd., until Feb. 24. For details, call Rachel Moore at 501-5134 or visit http://www.henricorecandparks.com . |
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A decline in blood donations is typical during the winter months as people become busy with holiday activities and travel. Patient needs remain steady, however, making it important for people to visit a VBS donor site or mobile drive to give blood. > Read more.
Varina's Big Toy parade to help usher in holiday season
In Varina, one of the most anticipated events of the season is approaching. The 19th Annual Big Toy Parade will return on Dec 14, offering a "homey," small-town feel that helps elicit holiday spirit among participants and spectators alike.
The parade, which begins at 3 p.m., is sponsored by the Battlefield Ruritans and Henrico County Parks and Recreation and is held in conjunction with the James River Boat Parade. It is led by a grand marshal along Old Osborne Turnpike and ends at the Osborne Boat Landing, where hundreds of community members gather to await nightfall and the arrival of lighted boats, concluding a festive holiday celebration. > Read more.
Strikers, Kickers form partnership
Citizen Staff Reports 12/03/2013
The region's two premier youth soccer organizations – the Richmond Kickers and Richmond Strikers – have partnered to create Richmond United, a cost-free U.S. Soccer Development Academy program designed to serve the most talented players in the region. The arrangement marks the first time in U.S. Soccer Development Academy history that two member clubs have united their respective Academy programs.
Slated to begin play in the fall of 2014, Richmond United will field U13/14, U15/16 and U17/18 U.S. Soccer Development Academy teams. The teams will train and play home games at two of the top soccer specific complexes in the nation, Ukrop Park and Striker Park. > Read more.
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Henrico students star in 'Nutcracker'
A number of Henrico students are performing in the Richmond Ballet's production of The Nutcracker, which runs through Dec. 23. Pictured above, left to right are: back row – Elizabeth Sjovald (Mother Ginger), Deema Meguid, Maya Link (Mogi top) and Sophie Rounds (Mother Ginger) and front row – Sarah Echols (Chinese) and Carter Echols (Chinese). > Read more.
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Eastern Henrico's annual "Holiday on Parade" event is back tomorrow. Family-friendly activities will take place at various locations in the east end. The festivities will culminate with the 21st annual James River Parade of Lights. Also, several churches throughout the county are hosting holiday celebrations including West End Assembly of God, St. Andrew's United Methodist Church and The Gayton Kirk Presbyterian Church. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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If you're looking for something a little different from the standard, ho-hum restaurant experience, look no further than The Village shopping center. Among the recent success stories to put down roots in The Village is Estilo, created by the owners of the gastropub Toast (featured in a Feb. 21 review in the Citizen), only a few steps away.
Estilo – which translates to style – offers a taste of Peru, Chile and Bolivia, among other countries, and a menu that rotates regularly through the rest of Central and South America. > Read more.
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Why Irish-America is good for Irish presidency
Posted on Wednesday, June 15, 2011 at 06:13 PM
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Those of you who have been following Niall O'Dowd's possible bid for the Irish presidency may have read Walter Ellis' ad hominem in Ireland's paper of record The Irish Times this morning.
The surprisingly aggressive piece, in which Ellis criticizes O'Dowd for viewing Ireland as "a brand, not a nation", before regurgitating a series of highly selective quotes from this website and its print publication, The Irish Voice, displays almost as shocking a disdain for the Irish-American community and its values as its author accuses O'Dowd of having for the Queen, and culminates in a sweeping statement that those with ties to the fictional village of 'Glocca Mora' (Irish Americans) are deluding themselves into believing that they have any connection beyond that of 'blood and ancestry' to their genealogical homeland.
I disagree with the piece for a number of reasons.
Firstly, like O'Dowd, and several other prominent commentators (take, for one, maverick economist-cum-columnist David McWilliams), I believe that there is great untapped power dormant in the numbers and scale of the Irish diaspora, and that alienating or deriding these people is contrary to Ireland's best interests.
Irish Americans, many of whom I met interning with this website last summer, have a genuine determination and zeal for all things Irish, and are imbued with great ideas that -- if listened to more earnestly, and taken more seriously -- could make a positive contribution to Ireland's troubling future. Ellis should know that -- he arguably is one himself!
Even those whose families have not stepped on or seen the 'Emerald Isle' for two or more generations have a real understanding that in America, the great melting pot of nations, retaining ones sense of heritage and national identity are of the utmost important, and have a knowledge of what's going on in Ireland and its geography that greatly took me aback when I saw it first hand in New York last summer.
There are, of course, exceptions - as there are to every rule - but Irish Americans have a contribution to Ireland which could be of real benefit to the country if harnessed properly,
This is more or less the same sentiment one Irish university president expressed to me when I interviewed him earlier this year, in which he said that he thought the ideal situation for Ireland's future would be for young Irish graduates to emigrate after completing their third level studies, gain experience and knowledge working abroad, and then return home to apply what they've learned, and seen done better, to help rectify our ailing economy back home.
These people, the Irish Americans, whose exact number and geographical dispersal are still matters of debate and speculation for those who care, are not 'misty eyed', nor do they 'adhere to' a picture of Ireland that includes in its geography 'Glocca Mora'; they are real, tuned-in, and care about Ireland's future.
I remember meeting an Irish-American about my age last summer whose family had never even even visited Ireland, but had as good if not better better a knowledge of Irish geography and politics than I had, naming, without falter, the 32 counties and its past six Taoisigh from memory.
They're certainly far from the imbeciles Ellis describes in his piece this morning, and anyone with ideas to get us Irish out of our current economics mess -- however tenuous their connection to Ireland or distant their heritage -- needs to be listened to, in earnest, and immediately, before they stop trying.
Besides that diatribe, Ellis also criticizes O'Dowd's vision of a pro-active presidency, one which would see the President travel as a 'travelling salesman' convincing Irish abroad to invest -- intellectually and financially -- in our country, before accusing him, by having emigrated Ireland to earn a living in the State, of having 'irretrievably' shorn himself of his Irish nationality.
Nowhere in the Constitution is it written the the President has to amount to nothing more than a ceremonial figurehead, and for me, and others impressed with some of Niall's initial musings on his possible bid, a President who could show a bit more dynamism and boldness would be a welcome complement to our current government, which -- at least compared to the Fianna Fáil cronies it ousted -- has been taking action, even if not always appreciated.
O'Dowd, at least for those of us who'd support his bid hope, doesn't consider Ireland to be some faceless corporation, but at a time when the country is being forced to introduce water charges to adhere to the terms of a loan it's been forced in to by sheer economic ruination, a bit of business sense, not to mention some inward investment from abroad like we saw in previous days, certainly wouldn't go astray.
O'Dowd's political activism, for those who follow it, is dedicated to promoting Ireland and strengthening its ties with the Irish abroad. The argument that by emigrating to the States he has reneged on some sort of national pledge, or constitutional duty, is simply not true; he has done more for Ireland than most that spend their whole lives living there.
For naysayers like Ellis, though, any budge from the presidential orthodoxy, including electing to the job an Irishman who has spent some of his life in the States, would amount to heresy; for me, though, both are positives, and I can only see a willingness to better engage with, and interest the extended Irish diaspora, particularly in the US, as a good thing.
I hope those misty-eyed souls still dream of Glocca Mora would agree.
I'll include an email and link to my Twitter in future posts, as some readers/commenters seem to have difficulty getting in touch:
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mecca87 | Jun 25, 2011, 08:23 AM EDT
u show respect for the history of america, why is it not ok to then have respect for the history of the people of america what would america be without its people. As for irish people respecting the diaspora the most certainly do it is apart of our history 2 know that people didnt jst emmigrate for a better life in the US but 2 work and send watever money made bck 2 ireland if the hadnt and jst decided to forget about their native land then a lot more people would of starved. And ireland is americas oldest friend the day its not ok 2 love both countries is a sad day.
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themurphia | Jun 16, 2011, 03:05 PM EDT
tullyallen..and your point is...?
If you are suggesting that dual natioanlity conflicts with the Constitution then we need to change the Constitution...it was easy enough to sign away Articles 2 and 3 as I recall...
As someone else said if there is no longer a 'cead mile failte' for the Diaspora then make it 'offiical' we'll kiss it goodbye...otherwise the time to negotiate is now...!
joycean...there may be 'reasons' why IV is not publishing Ellis...saw the letter you refer to...IT very selective in what gets past the letters ed...!
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GeorgeDillon | Jun 16, 2011, 02:45 PM EDT
That's a good one, tredagh!
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tredagh | Jun 16, 2011, 02:24 PM EDT
Walter Ellis sets himeslf up as a Diplomatic correspondent, but Walter is also an obitury writer for the Times in London. No doubt The Thunderer is delighted with your defence of the Royal family , but Walter you quoted the articles incorrectly. I hope when you write about the sad demise of various Wing Commanders and Group Captains you do not mix up obtaining a VC with VD.
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tullyallen | Jun 16, 2011, 02:18 PM EDT
Article 9:2 "Fidelity to the nation and loyalty to the State are FUNDAMENTAL politicla duties of all citiizens"
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themurphia | Jun 16, 2011, 01:26 PM EDT
Springfield I'm not sure that I agree that Ireland is a 'modern European country'..in name perhaps but nothing more...I do however agree that we..i.e. the Irish Abroad/Diaspora need to be a bit more 'muscular' with the old sod...i.e. we insist on reciprocity...we'll give you a 'dig-out'...again.... if you honour our constitutional right to vote*...otherwise sayonara as they say here in Ballygodhelpus...!
Speaking of which if Irish Voice is not already o the case can you organise an online petition to be served on the Dail demanding our Constitutional right as citizens under Article 16.1 (I think..a while since I looked at it...)of Bunreacht na hEireann/The Irish Constitution...Go raith mile maith agat
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joycean | Jun 16, 2011, 01:23 PM EDT
If Mr. Ellis would like to make a "detailed response," why hasn't he? He has made a couple of short ones, so he is capable of logging on here. I notice he lives in New York and France, not Ireland. So is he also an Irish-American? He was born in Belfast, which may explain why O'Dowd's attitude toward the British are of such great significance to him. BTW, there is a nice letter to the editor in today's Times, refuting Ellis.
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Springfield9 | Jun 16, 2011, 12:05 PM EDT
Irealnd is a modern European country. Consequently, like other countries the "diaspora" should realize that being of any "hyphenated nationality" just doesn't smoothe the way to prosperity. My entire family is Irish (we were taught to "keep with our own"). I have 111 DNA markers that nearly pinpoint the tree my ancestors lived under. This produced a concern for the welfare of Ireland. Ireland must make a choice recognize the sons and daughters of the land (a la Israel) our simply write us off. Have the Dail issue a statement to be read by the President that bids us a polite, "fond farewell" and releases us from an inherited, ancient, loyalty. I will simply use the money I saved for an Irish subscription to buy a Volvo.
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WalterEllis | Jun 16, 2011, 11:21 AM EDT
Apparently not.
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themurphia | Jun 16, 2011, 09:52 AM EDT
I hope you are going to share that 'detailed response with the readers of the Irish Voice Daniel...
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themurphia | Jun 16, 2011, 09:39 AM EDT
Well I hope you will be sharing that 'detailed response' with the readership of the Irish Voice Daniel
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WalterEllis | Jun 16, 2011, 08:25 AM EDT
I sent you a detailed response, Daniel. The message came up that this had been sent. But, thus far, no sign of it. Maybe you're just about to push the button.
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themurphia | Jun 16, 2011, 05:23 AM EDT
Re tullyallen...I rest my case..!
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tullyallen | Jun 16, 2011, 04:21 AM EDT
Article 12:9 states " The President shall not leave the State during his term of office save with the consent of the Government" I read Ellis' article in the Irish Times yesterday. Personally I found it to be a relatively well balanced piece. The president in Ireland has little or no executive power . Mr O' Dowds idea that he will become Ireland's marketing director is quaint but unrealistic. What he proposes is to make Ireland a colony of corporate America and the office of president a carpetbagger. I question his sincerity and I view this as opportunism . I think we need a president in Ireland who is on the side of the people and not another mé feiner opportunist.
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themurphia | Jun 16, 2011, 04:17 AM EDT
I have commented on this elsewhere but it probably bears repeating.. I think what really sticks in the craw of Ellis and his ilk is Niall O'Dowd's perceived Nationalist/Republican affiliations... The IT as George Dillon says may be a 'narrow minded rag' but it is the National paper of record and as such it is an opinion former...It is scandalous that it it's columnists refer to a democratically elected party (SF) as 'Shinners' and some of it's bloggers/columnists use 'Gerry Adams' as a spoof name to try and ridicule commenters who object to their derision of the Party President and a sitting member of the Dail...
The Irish abroad 'the Diaspora' is the biggest Irish constituency...WE NEED A VOICE...
Despite being Irish citizens...the only time we get to vote for anything is the Eurovision song contest...It was the Diaspora that kept Ireland afloat sending money home in the 50's and 60's...yet the Irish government make no provision for the exiles in need or when they return 'home'...not that that stops them from calling on the emigrants to 'pull on the green jersey' and dig deep into their pockets when the going gets tough...
Hey but they managed to find €30 million to party with 'Banrion Eilis a Do'...Go figure...!
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A video posted to YouTube shows Rep. Lisa Brown, D-West Bloomfield speaking out on Wednesday against a bill to regulate abortions. The video includes the following statement from her, which is believed to be at the center of the controversy.
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Rep. Barb Byrum, D-Onondaga, was also silenced on Thursday after what happened the day before. She was not allowed to speak about her amendment to the abortion bill, which would regulate vasectomies. Adler complained that Rep. Byrum threw "a temper tantrum" on the House Floor.
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What do you think of Kyrie? I know about the religious meaning but I don't consider that a bad thing. I first came across this name ages ago when reading a short story about a girl called Exie who's sister was Kyrie. Here: What do you think of my writing? - Yahoo! UK & Ireland Answers
I really like Kyrie and I think it makes a nice change to names like Kylie and Kaylie ect.
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August 19th, 2013 06:01 PM #5
Are you pronouncing it like Kyrie Eleison? I like the Catholic connection to it, but I would think that people would automatically assume you are Catholic or at least religious if you use the name. As a name, I think it's very cute (maybe too cute) and definitely usable, but I would definitely pair it with a more mature middle name.
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Back in church (as a kid) we used to sing this song Kyrie and Christe Eleison and I actually loved the name Kyrie.
We pronounced it Kee-ree-ay... but our priest was Irish (not living in Ireland though).
My 14 year old self would have used the name so why not... It's spunky and cute, not too common but known.Last edited by giinkies; August 19th, 2013 at 09:58 PM. Reason: mistake with pronunciation
I like distinct, memorable, exotic and preferably non-popular names. The kids with unique names wore them so well when I was younger and never got lost in the crowd.
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Sorry to hear that.
Leaving Evvie to fend for herself, I see.
Hope you feel better. She'll try to hold him off for you.
I'm going to bed soon, so don't expect another reply by me tonight.
Is cool. Thanks for the many replies for the day.
I... really missed this, didn't I?
I cannot believe I forgot to subscribe to this. Please, please forgive me for suddenly disappearing from this thread.
Though, thank you RasJurakTahr for reminding me about this thread.
Permit me to ask, why'd you send a request? I'm just curious as to why I (of all people) would suddenly be sent one, no ill will meant.
While a little late, if no one has any qualms I may try to quickly create a CS. But, of course, if you think three is enough I'd be more than happy to just read it out; Compared to most other roleplays, reading an Arena RP is actually quite enjoyable.
Read it, and rather worried for TenHass, what with the psychic blasts and fire-breath completely against him. Though, I do greatly enjoy his weakness as much as his strength; it is not often that I get to read characters taking hits and reacting to them. Though, then again, it isn't exactly often that I read many roleplays played by other people.
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Ah well, if you want to join, feel free. I'm not sure how this website's rules are when it comes to halfway joining, but I've no qualms about it.
And as for the request, it was send simply because I'm trying to amass names. And you posted an interest, so I added you.
That and... well... you seemed to like my pics, so that endeared you to me some.
All in all, feel free. I'd like to see how messed up this can get.
Rasjur got powned so you may want to fight the girl in the clouds or the half dragon to be fair.
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Must work for some, but still not working for me. Updated to anna today. Synced before the update and had no issues. Tried to sync after the update and nothing works. Any new suggestions to force the sync?
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Same here. Iteresting fact is that I have used it after I flashed Belle (2 days ago), but then my cutom version showed up in Nokia suite so I reinstalled (last night). SInce then it is no longer working.
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same problem after belle update on n8
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Confirmed. It's working now after 3 (!) days. Don't know what the **** they did in these 3 days, when the problem could be fixed in hours. So, now I know that that's true: "Nokia - never again". Admin's please delete this message so nobody read it - I know you are so kind. Thanks.
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Sir i have nokia 3110c and i have uploaded my contacts on ovi sync but now there is no link is available at nokia.mobi it's frauds my cell no is and i also want to get ovi sync setting what i do....?
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Plz he me Im Use in Nokia 6630 im Connt in Date Cable and Bluetooth one Message me to Installing Cell to Pc message me syncing installation security error i m three time format is not work plz help me
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So no6 cyl has developed a misfire. Seems worst at idle and comes good at higher loads. Follow my tests and see if you can find an error my logic.
I swapped coil packs and sparkplugs on 5 and 6. Prob stayed in 6. So ruled out spark plug and coil pack as cause.
No6's injector plug has fallen apart. So I smashed all the plastic off and heat shrunk each contact and pushed them back on the injector individually. (well my coil plugs have been going strong like that for years).
Still fucked, so I am still thinking a high resistance join in the injector plug still. So I swapped over no5 and no6 injector plugs. Now the 2JZ is sequential injected, but even so the misfire followed the dodgy no6 injector plug no no5 cyl. Removal of the no6 injector plug from no5 injector caused no difference to the running of the engine. Removal of no5 plug from no6 cyl did cause an even rougher idle. So ruled out injectors and ignitor and cyl itself as cause becuase the fault followed the injector plug (update I even swapped the injector over and it isn't the injector)
Still looking like its the dodgy injector plug. I squashed down the 2 heat shrunk terminals from inside the original plastic plug like I done with all the coil pack plugs with success, and they fit on the injector pins very tightly. So I doubt it is that. But to be sure I stripped back some insulation from the wires of the injector terminals and tested from the stripped section of the wire to the actual terminals and it was continuous. To be even more sure I connected a wire with alligator clip to each stripped section and clipped them to the injector pins. And its still fucked! That ruled out the injector plug.
I unscrewed the large plug from the ECU and sprayed it and its still fucked.
What the hell is left? Its not the injector plug, spark plug, ignitor or the injector. Is it the ECU itself? Dodgy injector driver? FUCK FUCK POS CUNT. Imagine if it was no 4 plug or something? I would have has to remove the plenum for all these tests. I'm glad its not the injector as I would probably need to buy a whole new set.
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I read some articles on cracked, but my favorite one was this one on commonly corrected grammatical errors that aren't errors. Check it out, it's a good read.
So my camera battery crapped out before I could finish photographing the Latias I made. So I'll have to buy batteries. Aren't you glad you took the time to read those sentences?
I'm feeling…something tonight. Let's call it generous. If you want to order a PKCN, that is ANY PKCN, it'll be $15 plus shipping until Noon tomorrow (Here's how to find out which time I mean).
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Simply put, the U.S.-Israeli relationship is too big to fail. That doesn't mean there won't be real differences over settlements, for example, that won't cause friction.
But on the two biggest issues of the day, how to manage Iran and the Palestinians, there can't be solutions without close Israeli-American cooperation.
It's legacy time. This is Obama's last term as president and perhaps Netanyahu's last term as prime minister. Obama doesn't want to be the U.S. president on whose watch Iran crossed the nuclear weapons threshold and certainly neither does Bibi want to be the Israeli prime minister held responsible.
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But even if this doesn't happen, these two leaders are inexorably bound together. They're never going to love each other. But I'm betting they'll find a way to get by without a major fight neither wants. The fact is the protection of Israeli and American interests and regional stability in a volatile, turbulent Middle East depends on it.
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Follow the direction to reach the Locomotion Rock and settle into the niche on its West side. At the far north end of the rock there are two offset hand cracks that go from near the ground, up and left to the left hand side of the top of the rock. Jumping Jehosephat is the left-most of the two. Lock and jam up to the top of the route. The protection is mostly straight forward and good.Retreat from the top via fixed anchors.
Mostly hand-sized. Carry a standard rack of cams up to 3"
Tattered rap slings up top looked bad today; so we left two new, bright yellow slings that are trustworthy. Fun route!
loved this climb. Hand jams are great yet run out at the end, however still good for the grade. The retreat from the top via "fixed anchors" have been removed. Yet the scramble down the chimney or escaping via off the next formation over offers some fun. If you can get to leaping leanna the anchors there will bring to the same place, enjoy!
I enjoyed this climb when I did it in 1997. don't remember it being runout, but seemed that the crack flared near the top. couldn't find "fixed anchors" so we slung a block and rapped.
the top is a tid bit run out but the belay from the top is solid because of the bucket at the top of the 5.10 you prolly dont even need a piece the retreat is a mess though
I felt this to be a great route. my first in J-Tree. It felt like a 7 to me, and while the top was slightly run out, it was still a safe top out. I used a BD2 as my last piece and while it wasnt bomb proof it would have held any fall i could put on it. If you are befuddled by the lack of anchors at the top, go up and to the right maybe another 5.7 move up the face, and there are some bolts. This is not good for top roping but works fine for a second.
A much easier route than Leaping Leana. Fun. Only 5.7 move is one near the top. We climbed up to the chains for LL, but this might be scary unless you are tall.
The crack gets wide and shallow with a flare at the very top of the route, hard to protect. I found a spot where I fit a BD#4 with two cams fully closed and two cams almost wide open, with that last sketch piece I pulled myself up on top to the rap bolts for LL.
Less sustained than the 5.6 to the right. The upper section is easier than it looks. Bring extra #2's to sew up the top.
Led this route since Leaping Leaner was taken, setup a TR with a 50ft extendo -- not a great idea. Rap from Leaping Leaner bolts -- it's easy to get to but go through the back to reach it -- it's a fairly easy 8ft crack that gets you right in the notch where Leaping Leaner terminates.
Miramontes guide shows 2 bolt anchor. There is none. Slung boulder down and left
Great Climb, I didn't like the webbing I saw and the downclimb looked too complicated(I'm Lazy) so easiest thing to do is climb the boulder to the rap anchors on climbers right.


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Yeah there are so many other songs Faith no more had that could of been a lot better
Yeah there are so many other songs Faith no more had that could of been a lot better
Please stop using the statistical 78% as if it is some sort of well-founded conclusion. That isn't even as scientific a number as those "polls" posted in the general forum each week, because it's even easier for someone to "vote" there. 78% of the posts in one topic being negative cannot at all equate to 78% of players in general being unhappy with song choices. Only the actual sales numbers will tell the story and Harmonix will see that well enough.
Telling people online how wrong they are since 1990.
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Do you seriously not see how big of a baby you are being? Get over it. I like the song Roam (inconceivable! I know!) I guess I should keep my mouth shut because I am a butt kisser.
You can disagree but do it with a little dignity. I think the main issue I have with your complaints is this idea that you are entitled to DLC that you approve of. Please tell me your stringent process for determining whether a song is suitable for inclusion in Rock Band.
We all truly appreciate how you have been able to keep quiet these past couple of months in regards to the sub par DLC, especially considering your official title as the "Musical Decider," but these rants are getting old. Is it that impossible to see how someone might like some of these songs? Do you understand the difference between opinion and fact? Do you really have a problem with tangelos?
Don't grow up to be this kid.
P.S: please no more quoting percentages, statistics in the hands of a person who does not understand them is just dangerous. Of this, I am 110% certain
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I really wanted to name my band Super Karate Monkey Death Car but the bandmates wouldn't let me.
xxPigxx, you mention Dave Grohl and Nirvana several times...and there is a Nirvana album coming! Be flipping patient. You are acting like one week is the end of the world. Simmer down.
I'd rather have a decent song that will be fun at a party than no song. If you'd rather only get the big hits say once a month that's fine, but I'd rather continue to fill my library w/ fun songs, whether they are that band's absolute best or not.
So my wife and i grew up on songs like "Roam" by the B-52's and "We Care A Lot" by Faith No More so i came home immediately to download it.
I was sooo excited!
But it doesn't seem to be available from the Playstation Store like the other DLC's i've purchased.
Am i doing something wrong, or do i have to wait?
Thank you for any advice,
Hmm, sorry.... maybe i should be posting this in Troubleshooting?
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Thank you.
What a tease, lol.
How would i have found out that info?
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How is this not supporting criminal activity? The right wing supports hiring illegal aliens, they just want the law to punish the employee rather than the employer and drive down wages for everyone.
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Do corporations have the same religious liberties as individuals?
On December 15, 1791, the first 10 amendments, today known as the Bill of Rights, were added to the U.S. Constitution to protect the fundamental rights of American citizens.
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19106
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The Center features a range of exhibitions, live performances, and programs that illuminate constitutional freedoms and immerse you in the extraordinary story of "We the People." Whether you have 45 minutes or an entire afternoon, you're guaranteed to be moved by what it means to be American.
The National Constitution Center is an essential Historic Philadelphia destination where visitors of all ages and backgrounds can explore the history and relevance of the Constitution, celebrate their freedoms, and embrace their role in the story of "We the People."