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Apple does not have an internal process to assign code to the FSF anymore. I would focus on the code that is already assigned to the FSF.
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ST. JOHN | The Lake Central School Corp. board examined Monday whether the public comment portion of School Board meetings should be modified and how the district's new strategic plan will be produced.
New board member Janice Malchow asked during a special study session the public comment policy be put on the agenda for discussion.
For several years, the board's policy has been to have a public comment period after all the official business is conducted. Audience members sign up prior to that period to ask questions or make comments about items on and not on the agenda, said George Baranowski, board president
"Multiple people come to me and say 'how do they make decisions without public comment?' That is not well received by the public," Malchow said at the start of the discussion.
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"We're a corporation with a $75 million budget. We hire administrators to run the school system to benefit the students, parents and other stakeholders," said Marshall, who has been on the School Board since 1985.
"If the community has concerns, they can email us or phone us. We don't hide. They surely can get to us before a board meeting," Marshall said. "If there is an overwhelming concern, get to us first."
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Where do Toronto expats go to get GOOD dim sum?
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- little.tiger Jul 27, 2010 12:20 PM
Where is the decent dim sum hiding? I live in Cambridge but am willing to drive. My kids are getting older and need to be initiated into this important family ritual, but I want them to eat the good stuff. It doesn't need to be Lai Wah Heen good, but at least competent by Toronto standards. Please don't say China Pearl or Hei La Moon. We've already been and it doesn't make the grade. Shangri-La in Belmont is decent for Northern Chinese dim sum, but I am specifically looking for Cantonese style. We've been waiting for our Toronto trips to eat good dim sum, but we don't go often enough. Thanks for any ideas!
Hei La Moon
88 Beach St, Boston, MA 02111
149 Belmont St, Belmont, MA 02478
China Pearl Restaurant
288 Mishawum Rd, Woburn, MA 01801
re: nasilemak
my chinese friends think that toronto is a great place for dumplings. So, i do not know if there is a place that compares with this except LA, and then Toronto is said to be better.
re: nasilemak
Yikes. OK, I guess we'll either have to visit Toronto more often or learn to live without.
my suggestion would be ... keep going to toronto.
gitlo's in allston was the only good traditional dim sum i've encountered in boston, but reports are that it's taken a serious nose dive in the last year or two. and it's not the full-on carts & chaos experience anyway. i haven't been to hei la moon, but have found china pearl and chau chow city (and i think maybe one other in chinatown) to be pretty sub par, at least compared to what dim sum can be.
re: autopi
I loved Gitlo's. I will not go there again. Toronto has amazing Chinese food. Very little here comes close.
re: kimfair1
Yeah, I was afraid you were going to say that :( But at least I can stop searching for the impossible now.
re: little.tiger
You can drive to Flushings, NY like me which is a lot closer than Toronto; and also hit korean cuisine and bbq grill street carts while there.
We don't have an equivalent to Mother's Dumplings, unfortunately, but on the other hand, I hear Mother's isn't what it used to be itself!
As a former Torontonian myself I must say that the Dim Sum selections in Boston will probably never match up. My advice? Enjoy it on your trips back home to TO (I spend alot of time in Markham/RH when I am visiting family) and spend your eating time in Boston focusing on the many other cuisines that are better or equal to what you can find in TO.
HLM is the best overall. If you want superb ham soi gok and daan taat/po taat I strongly recommend Great Taste. If these don't satisfy you then you should probably save your dim sum consumption for trips home.
Great Taste
201 Main St, Milford, MA 01757
re: Luther
Should I take from all the posts that Windsor Dim Sum isn't worth going to? I loved Gitlo's when they first opened. Shame.
164 Brighton Ave, Allston, MA 02134
re: CookieLee
I think Winsor is currently the best in Boston mainly because it's ordered and not cart-based (i.e. hotter and fresher). As I mentioned in a different post, nothing we have here compares with Toronto (or Vancouver and Hong Kong for that matter).
re: gourmaniac
I recently went to Winsor for the first time and loved it. I don't eat all that much dim sum, so I don't have much to compare it to. Definitely liked it better than HLM by quite a bit, though.
re: CookieLee
I don't like Winsor at all. In principle a menu based place should have the freshest and best items but I didn't find this to be the case in this instance.
re: Luther
I didn't like Winsor either. For something that is cooked to order, it's not as fresh as you think it will be. Both the dim sum and the service was mediocre. All the dishes we had was lacking in something.
Definitely, not even close to the dim sum at the Red Egg in NYC.
We don't have anything remotely resembling the dim sum in Hong Kong.
re: Chocomom
You're entirely wrong on that last thing. Not only do we have plenty of options that "remotely resemble" typical dim sum in HK, we have several places (e.g. HLM) that are just as good as a typical neighborhood place. I'm not talking top tier places where a person might spend US$50 for brunch but some of these comments are just senseless Boston bashing.
re: Luther
The big 4 in Chinatown probably serve thousands of customers in an avg weekend, mostly Chinese. They seem to be enjoying the food and I've never seen anyone gargle with listerine after their meal because it was so poor. Maybe they were all thinking, gee I wish I was in HK, Toronto, Vancouver, etc but I doubt it.
BTW, I had a very good meal at Winsor last week. 2 dishes tha I think are excellent are the Pan Fried Turnip w/ XO sauce and their Pan fried pork dumplings which our neighbors were kind enough to share. Very thin skin and almost a soup dumpling quality; cut above the usual. Overall I find them to be high quality.
re: 9lives
i would agree on their pan fried pork dumplings. also like their pan fried sticky rice which has a good "guo-ba" crunch to the outsides. one item i wish they would add is a good pan fried shrimp chive dumpling, and those "hollow" hockey-puck sized scallion pancakes
re: Luther
To further comment in this direction. A friend got back from Hong Kong last year after some serious chowhounding and basically said Boston holds it's own in the general Hong Kong food realm.
re: StriperGuy
Let's face it, people like to romanticize these things. The scale of food available in HK or NYC is enormous compared to Boston, but in terms of average quality there isn't a huge difference.
I am particularly dissatisfied with the quality of the roast meats available in Boston relative to HK but in many other regards you can easily get many foods here that would rank as average to pretty good in HK.
re: Luther
Hear hear. I like Great Taste's dim sum too, and some of the dishes I've tried are on par with Winsor. I think both offer good Boston dim sum, but as with many areas, pales in comparison to cities with really big Chinese populations (i.e., NYC, Toronto, Vancouver).
if you find yourself south of Boston, another of the better dim sum places is East Chinatown in North Quincy (the bigger restaurant around the corner on Billings - not the smaller original restaurant on Hancock St). It has better dim sum IMO than most of the places in Boston. It's cart-style dim sum, but I don't get the attraction of the carts. I much prefer ordering off an itemized list.
East Chinatown Restaurant
415 Hancock St, Quincy, MA 02171
Great Taste
201 Main St, Milford, MA 01757
re: kobuta
thanks for this tip. the restaurant on Billings st (Grand Chinatown) does seem to have a wider selection than Winsor ("crispy chestnut roll w/ shrimp" (actually sesame rice paper wrapped around shrimp and water chestnut), "panfried fish and pork dumpling", small plates of crispy baby pig, small beef short rib steaks, tofu fa (warm custard), etc) and the freshness is about what one would expect for cart-style, not great but not bad. there was already a line at 10:30am on a Sunday.
re: Luther
i like the pan fried fish dumpling (not on their menu, a delicate wrapper under a soft fish cake, then folded into a crescent and pan fried) at Hei La Moon.
Now that we know that Boston dim sum lovers have been enjoying a sub par experience all these years, it would be helpful to know why Toronto dim sum is SO MUCH BETTER?
re: cassis
Much bigger Chinese population, and Toronto has been a attracting a high number of Chinese immigrants (from HK in particular) over many years. Same story with Vancouver. Simply put you have more experienced and skilled dim sum chefs emigrating to a Toronto, Vancouver or even NYC than to Boston.
re: cassis
Dim sum in Toronto uses higher quality ingredients, is more skillfully made, better execution (ie. steamed to perfection, then comes from the steamer to your table stat. Plenty of places don't do carts) and there are SO MANY places to go that there's really no need to put up with mediocrity. Which is all I've had here for years when it comes to Cantonese style dim sum. I thought I was just out of the loop on where to go, but it seems this is just not the thing to eat here. Now that the kids are a little older, hopefully I'll get back to Toronto more often and get my fix then. Let's put it this way, my sister who lived in Toronto all her life then moved to San Francisco visited me and went out to dim sum with us and our friends. She drank some tea, made conversation, but didn't eat a single piece, came home and made a sandwich. And kinda looked at me like "huh? you put up with this?!". Well, yeah, to be social because our friends are willing to put up with it and there is nowhere else to go...
When I first moved here over 10 years ago, I asked a Chinese co-worker from Hong Kong "so where should I go get some good dim sum"? His answer "Toronto". My answer "haha, you're funny. So where should I go, really?". His answer "Toronto".
re: little.tiger
You wont find anyplace in Boston that compares to Toronto or San Francisco. For the cart type place i like HLM the best. For non-cart Winsor or try Green Tea in Newton.
While not the variety or quality of Toronto i still enjoy it fine. If you want the best for everything you eat then you will eat nothing i think. Other parts of the world have better seafood, pizza, italian, steak, you name it.. There is nothing i can think of in Boston that is the best in the world.
I wonder how your sister can determine she didnt like anything without trying anything?? This makes no sense to me
Green Tea Restaurant
24 Elliot St, Newton Highlands, MA 02461
re: hargau
I was hoping you would chime in here.
re: hargau
I object - our molasses-flavored suet and grout filled coffee cans are second to none! And let none cast aspersions upon the majesty of our wide selection of mediocre roast beef sandwiches.
re: nsenada
Our fried whole belly clams are the best in the world but one cannot live on clams alone. I'm as guilty as any in flogging this point and I always hate the such as such is so much better in NYC... threads. Toronto is my home town and the dim sum is better there. For the OP who I believe is Cantonese, and visits Toronto, it is a better place to introduce her kids to dim sum. I agree with Hargau that we should eat the tastiest of what we have here.
re: gourmaniac
Thank you. I also get tired of the "why can't we find good xxx in Boston" threads. I've never felt particularly dim sum deficient until I read this thread about what I'm missing.
Went to Bergamot recently and had striped bass that was delivered to the resto 15 minutes before it was on my plate. That's what I'm interested in.
re: yumyum
I have had dimsum in Toronto several times and what i noticed was
1) There are many really large places the size of HLM and larger
2) The places seem much cleaner/fancier/nicer to me
3) The variety is much larger
4) Main place we used to go to had carts but also had many servers carrying large trays of items.
5) Cant recall the quality of specific items as it has been 15-20 years since i have been but i do recall everything as being really good. At that time however i was used to Rochester NY dimsum which is a joke compared to Boston dimsum, yet we still enjoyed it and went every week or two. So its all what your used to i guess.
re: hargau
Also in all fairness we are talking about what Toronto probably does best ("Chinese" food in general) so the comparison is not exactly fair.
Its like posting on the Toronto board asking who does the best (stealing from Gourmaniac here) Fried whole belly clams on par with Boston, that thread probably wouldn't last very long.
We should be happy that we even have decent Dim Sum and Very good Chinese restaurants here for us to enjoy.
re: yumyum
i'm surprised nobody in Boston offers a 100% lobster soup dumpling (like the 100% dungeness crab soup dumplings at Koi Palace near San Fran)
re: hargau
You don't have to put it in your mouth to see that dumpling skins are too thick, the dumplings are too large and clumsy, there are no real shreds of lo bak in the lo bak go, grease has congealed on the dish on the cart, etc. My sister noticed all that and simply chose not to partake.
Nowhere did I say I want/need the best of everything. I am looking for some decent dim sum here, not having found any yet. I don't need it to compare to top of the line Toronto places, I said as much in my first post. I'm just looking for the sort of place which would be on par with where my family would go for your average weekend gathering with relatives/friends. If that doesn't exist here, then we'll find something else to eat.
re: little.tiger
Boston has pretty good dim sum overall so I'm happy. I was at Flushings recently and they do have way more interesting variety if that's what you're after. I had fond memory of Toronto/Montreal dim sum only because the exchange rate back then was $1USD/$1.5CAD; foodwise I don't recall anything out of the ordinary.
re: little.tiger
re: Alcachofa
Boston has a great food scene, but I think this is a bit crazy. San Francisco (and Toronto) clearly has better dim sum than Boston, both in average quality and certainly in terms of higher-end places. Which is fine, Boston does some things better than San Francisco (and Toronto). Is there also bad dim sum in San Francisco? Well, obviously.
What's the point of a pissing contest between cities, anyway?
re: hcbk0702
re: Alcachofa
Nope, the last part was directed to the thread in general.
best recent dim sum experience I had in the area is Grand Chinatown on Billings Rd. in Quincy. Never had Toronto dim sum, but Grand Chinatown was in line with good, standard NYC (flushing/bklyn) and SF dim sum - not the elite places. Plus it was a super-fun classic family atmosphere and very cheap and friendly. I like the big chinatown places too, though mostly for sentimental reasons (esp. china pearl). but quincy is my current go-to spot for boston area dim sum.
Grand Chinatown
21 Billings Rd, Quincy, MA 02171
re: skordalia
do they have dry rice paper (not rice noodle) wrapped shrimp rolls?
re: barleywino
Do you have a chinese name or photo of this dish?
re: Luther
unfortunately not...the wrapper is a delicate dry white rice paper, almost like a single ply napkin, not deep fried and not steamed, you can sometimes see some of the shrimp and cilantro inside. more common in the Bay area. if you ever went to Nobu, they used to do a version of this with unagi and avocado inside (for their omakase), but i guess it was too labor intensive and they discontinued it.
re: barleywino
I don't remember seeing that. If memory serves, the selection was pretty standard but the quality was above average. I think this place would serve the OP's purposes pretty well. Highly amusing thread...
Folks should read this WSJ article on dim sum in HK-
re: skordalia
That article is really interesting - thanks for posting the link. Amazing what they went through - makes me wish I could visit Hong Kong just to sample the food of these masters - before they are gone!
re: skordalia
Thank you for sharing this article. When we were in Hong Kong, just one look and then taste you can tell the dim sum is superior to the ones we have here. Their wrappers are definitely more delicate and definitely works of a master.
I've only found the Red Egg in NYC and Hong Kong Lounge in San Francisco came close to what we had in Hong Kong.
re: barleywino
Yes I have seen thin rice paper wrapped shimp rolls at Chow Chow City Chinatown; this was eight years ago and I haven't been back since.
re: joebloe
thanks, will check if they still have it!
re: barleywino
Yes, they do have them and they are delicious!
re: Science Chick
i checked with Chau Chow city and they do not have this item, unfortunately.
re: barleywino
Dim sum chef in the Super 88 food court in allston has it.
re: scratchie
Hei La Moon used to be the best of the lot, maybe still is. China Pearl is kind of the grand dame of dim sum so to speak. Used to be the best place to go, still a solid experience. Empire Garden is huge and good if you definitely want dim sum but don't want a long wait (i.e., not as crowded, not a popular - and quite frankly not as good).
Hei La Moon
88 Beach St, Boston, MA 02111
Empire Garden Restaurant
690 Washington St, Boston, MA 02111
China Pearl Restaurant
288 Mishawum Rd, Woburn, MA 01801
re: kobuta
Recently I've found empire garden to be better than it was, and HLM to be a bit worse than it had been, so now to my tastebuds they're all pretty much interchangeable (on a general scale, not necessarily if you want to focus on a particular item). We've been going to EG lately due to the smaller crowds.
re: scratchie
My opinion is that Hei La Moon is pretty decent and the best. Some items like the turnip cakes disappoint. For non-experts, this is a great experience. China Pearl certainly is the grey lady of the lot, to me it's mediocre. Winsor can be hard to judge, I do like the fried to order thing, but once I order a rice roll and it was definitely nuked and it was appalling. But some items can beat Hei La Moon production line operation. Gitlo's was fair to ehhhh, why are you giving me Sriracha as hot sauce? I went very recently.
Now a days I sort of grab what I know to be good here and there, some dumplings from Unique Chinese, turnip cake from Formosa, specialties at Great Taste and so on. And that's about all you can do. As the Japanese Prime Minister said once "The taste is not unfamiliar." (That is a really funny story.)
Hei La Moon
88 Beach St, Boston, MA 02111
164 Brighton Ave, Allston, MA 02134
China Pearl Restaurant
288 Mishawum Rd, Woburn, MA 01801
Great Taste
201 Main St, Milford, MA 01757
LOL...this is pretty funny thread, and pretty ironic.
Since we just came back from our annual eating expedition in Toronto, I thought I'd post a picture of one of the interesting things we ate for dim sum. Yes, the scallops were not overcooked nor was the tobiko...and the shrimp were whole and fairly large.
We had a lot of stuff we don't find here....eel stuffed into a deep fried taro puff, ultrathin har gau wrappers, etc.
The closest we got was Gitlo when it was good. Now the only other good ones are Windsor and HLM (good but an MSG bomb). Neither are as good as the average places up there, but they are better than the crappy places up there :-)
If folks have really tried places up there think it's the same as Boston, I'd guess they only tried the mediocre places up there. NYC places are better than Boston places, but Toronto ones are muchhhh better than either...
p.s., ok, I lied...I posted two pictures...one is of the har gau w/ ultra thin skin. And it didn't break up as you picked it up too...
164 Brighton Ave, Allston, MA 02134
re: barleywino
Few different places like Asian Cuisine (yeah, stupid name for a restaurant). Lai Wah Heen is nice, but a bit expensive (though not much more than here). The goal was to find chowish places (bang for buck)
Weirdest thing I ate was raw horse at the Black Hoof...
For years Chau Chow City was my go to place. They always seemed to have a better seafood selection the HLM. I haven't been going as often lately, headaches seemed to follow my meals there. I do enjoy Winsor Dim Sum Cafe and find their selections to be fresh. But things might not measure up to Toronto standards, sort of like if Bostonians were going to Toronto and looking for fried clam shacks. That said you should still have an enjoyable experience.
Chau Chow City
81 Essex St, Boston, MA 02111
Winsor Dim Sum Cafe
10 Tyler St, Boston, MA 02111
As a fellow Torontonian, and a regular dim sum eater since birth, I find that though it's not perfect, Empire Court offers the greatest variety, the most Toronto like experience I have encountered...in fact their Nai Vong Bau (spelling atrocious) is better by far than any I have had in the GTA (including RH, Scarborough and Mississauga!), and though they are not always spot on-their salt and pepper shrimp are absolutely delicious...my kids LOVE their Har Cheong Fun. In fact there are so many dishes we get there that we have not found to be of equal quality elsewhere...add to that no line, and quick service (when something has to be requested), this is our go to place outside of T.O-which we do return to regularly...
re: faithfulfoodgal
...And where in the Boston area is Empire Court?
re: brandywiner
Maybe the poster means Empire Garden?? A few weeks ago I had dim sum at Bubor and it was the best I have had in Boston, no carts however.
Empire Garden Restaurant
690 Washington St, Boston, MA 02111
re: bakerboyz
Actually, I did a quick Google, and I think the Empire Court mentioned here is in Markham, ON (Toronto suburbs). Not exactly helpful on a Boston board.
Bubor? What dishes did you particularly like?
re: brandywiner
I did a small sampling of dim sum items: har gau, shu mai, beef meatballs, stuffed eggplant and from my 1 limited visit I found the dim sum to be the best that I have had in Boston and I have been to just about everywhere, China Pearl, Hei La Moon, Winsor, Gitlos, Emporer's Garden, Chau Chau City.
Hei La Moon
88 Beach St, Boston, MA 02111
China Pearl Restaurant
9 Tyler St, Boston, MA 02111
164 Brighton Ave, Allston, MA 02134
re: bakerboyz
Thanks for the recs. Sounds like it's worth checking out.
re: nooyawka
Not close, but Jade Asian is only a notch or two below instead of 5 notches like the Boston restaurants ;-)


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An anon using two IPs has twice put in a POV paragraph saying that Lonely Planet reflects a colonial output. I've reverted it both times, since it lacks sources or any reason for being written, actually. A similar complaint can be made about most travel literature - which might be legitimate thing to have in wikipedia, but not just dumped here. - DavidWBrooks 21:27, 26 December 2006 (UTC)
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- Would anyone like to upload a new logo that has a fair use rationale?Misterx2000 (talk) 17:06, 26 November 2008 (UTC)
history of dominating Indonesia??[edit]
Why does the history section busy itself with a paragraph on LP's presence in Indonesia?
To me that reads as totally irrelevant. I propose to move that to the LP Indonesia page (if it exists) and remove it from the general history of Lonely Planet.188.8.131.52 17:19, 28 June 2007 (UTC)
other languages[edit]
Today lonely planets are avaliable in several languages. On the LP homepage you find links to german, french, spanish, italian, chinese and japanese sites. Perhaps there are also other languages offered. In german for example only 38 books are avaliable so far. I believe a small section about other languages would be appropriate. -- 18.104.22.168 14:57, 22 August 2007 (UTC)
fabrication claim[edit]
Lonely Planet author Thomas Kohnstamm claimed that he fabricated information in the book, that he never went to one of the countries, Columbia.[1] Is this notable? Shawnc (talk) 06:31, 14 April 2008 (UTC)
- It's very notable, he's the author/co-author of a dozen LP books. This is still very new, but it should probably have a heading of its own in the article. Probably the biggest scandal ever to hit LP. JdeJ (talk) 07:11, 14 April 2008 (UTC)
- If you read the LP japan for example, and travel there you get the impression that the writer(s) have gone to a different country... --Godal (talk) 11:43, 30 April 2008 (UTC)
- Agreed! Having lived and traveled extensively in China for a year, I (and every other person in our group) can tell you that those guides were shite. The "map" of the city we lived in was a measly 4k bloc that didn't even include all of one of its 6 districts. 220.127.116.11 (talk) 12:16, 25 July 2008 (UTC)
- If you read the LP japan for example, and travel there you get the impression that the writer(s) have gone to a different country... --Godal (talk) 11:43, 30 April 2008 (UTC)
It's highly relevant and raises issues of ethics in travel writing. I find LP is not very welcoming when I have written with specific details about my trips and how improvements could be made to the LP books I have used. Why don't the authors updating the books contact feedback givers like me ? One wonders where they are getting their info.?
I offered to be a writer and noone specifically got back to me.
I think the authors need to be better supported , especially financially. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 18.104.22.168 (talk) 13:59, 2 January 2009 (UTC)
Has anyone read the history secotion? It reads like an insimpit version of Shanghai history by the PRC. It really needs to modified ASAP.... very suprised it hasn't been edited in ages. - [[User:Aruhnka|aruhnka]01:02, 21 May 2008 (UTC)
- I've cleaned up the History section, which now flows better.Misterx2000 (talk) 07:43, 20 November 2008 (UTC)
Overall cleanup[edit]
I cleaned up this article as best as i could, incorporating most of the comments above. the introuction was completely outdated, and the history section was a mess. i used a radio interview with Tony Wheeler (the founder) for some of teh facts. Mtl1969 (talk) 19:40, 24 May 2008 (UTC)
- The entire article requires further revision and updating in May 2014. I think that I have completed the first half of the article as part of this process, and I will move onto the second half over the next week.--Soulparadox (talk) 08:46, 26 May 2014 (UTC)
Perhaps a paragraph about alledged bias of their guides should be added to the controversy section. For example, http://www.camera.org/index.asp?x_context=2&x_outlet=78&x_article=200 —Preceding unsigned comment added by 22.214.171.124 (talk) 19:26, 1 June 2008 (UTC)
- Guidebooks, almost by definition, are a collection of opinions: they include this city but not that one, this hotel but not that one, praise this sight but criticize that one, mention this bit of history but not that one. Almost every sentence in any guidebook could be labeled as "bias" (a loaded word which implies that your opinion is true while theirs is deliberately wrong) by somebody who prefers a different slant. - DavidWBrooks (talk) 11:46, 3 June 2008 (UTC)
- Obviously that's the case with traveller's concerns, namely restaurants, hotels and attractions, but when a guide book is taking a politicised view of the country's history, then there is a controvesy.—Preceding unsigned comment added by 126.96.36.199 (talk • contribs) 15:35, 19 November 2008
- The article you're referring to is 8 years old and is from an organization that is criticised for providing a very biased view on things itself. So i don;t think this provides any reason to add this kind of criticism. Mtl1969 (talk) 13:53, 3 June 2008 (UTC)
yes but the bias of this organisation against criticism of Israel does not mean that it is inherently anti-guidebook or anti-lonely planet, therefore your point that the article is useless doesn't stand. There are of course other sources:
- http://travel.booklocker.com/2008/07/23/lonely-planet-goes-all-fair-and-balanced-on-us/
- http://www.reviewscout.com/1864502770
- http://conservativehome.blogs.com/centreright/2008/07/why-are-guidebo.html
—Preceding unsigned comment added by 220.127.116.11 (talk • contribs) 15:35, 19 November 2008
As a regular commenter on Conservative Home, it should not be presented as an unbiased website or authoritative statement on LP assiduousness. CAMERA makes some good quotations from the LP Israel book, which I hope have been tidied up in a more recent edition, but cannot be trusted as a source because of the agenda behind it. It is a presentation of evidence in a way as to put across a POV, and as such does not belong on Wiki except as a reference or footnote. Having it as a resource is good, but the arguments it presents are just as biased as a Palestinian source complaining about Fodor's.
I agree with the original assertion - that guidebooks should refrain from obnoxious political viewpoints in either direction. I tend to use Rough Guide myself but at the moment am using Lonely Planet guide to the Baltic States because Rough Guide doesn't appear print one covering that region. People who let their politics get the better of them end up like Thomas Kohnstamm.
Incidentally, did Lonely Planet ever rescind its boycott of Norway because of the minke whale hunt? Shouldn't that be referenced here? Lstanley1979 (talk) 21:55, 22 November 2008 (UTC)
->I'm not suggesting that we present these opinions as facts in the article, however i do think that it's important to note that some people and oragnisations hold these opinons, and that it is an appropriate subject to write about under the controversy section. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 126.96.36.199 (talk) 15:40, 23 November 2008 (UTC)
220.127.116.11, stop pushing this- there is obviously no support for your view. as i said before- the article you refer to is 9 years old. hardly a reliable source. you need to find some broader evidence than just this one CAMERA article and some anonymous posts on a blog. also, pls get a proper login handle if you start posting on my talk page. Mtl1969 (talk) 22:22, 25 November 2008 (UTC)
-> 2 people disagree so there is no support? You seem to be missing the point. As i have said, i'm not suggesting that we present the opinion that lonely planet has political bias as fact, merely that the allegation has been made (which is clearly the case). The posted sources are not unreliable when trying to find attitudes towards bias in certain lonely planet publications. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 126.96.36.199 (talk) 22:44, 25 November 2008 (UTC)
apart from teh fact that Wikipedia discourages 'controversies' sections, the paragraph about 'Turkey for Christmas' can hardly be called worthy of an encyclopedia. it concerns one photo, in a single LP publication (a magazine) which is only published in one country (the UK). Apart from that, the 'controversial' article in question talks about how some greek islands are really close to the Turkish coast so an image of a greek island in an article about Turkey should not be controversial. I will leave this a few days and unless anybody objects i will remove it Mtl1969 (talk) 10:02, 30 December 2008 (UTC)
- I agree with you; kill it. - DavidWBrooks (talk) 15:41, 30 December 2008 (UTC)
Paradise Updated[edit]
Unsure is this represents a controversy. The book has just been released and press has been limited. The addition of the quote from Max Barry has been added elsewhere and it represents a blurb from the book's cover - clearly marketing material framed as potential controversy so I've deleted it here. GeorgieFamingo (talk) 13:00, 27 August 2009 (UTC)
Kohnstamm controversy[edit]
His book was about Brazil, not Colombia. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 18.104.22.168 (talk) 07:53, 1 September 2009 (UTC)
Largest in the world?[edit]
I think that the claim about being the largest in the world needs a citation. I think it also could do with clarification: in what sense the largest? (annual turnover? number of publications? or one/many of many other possibilities). FrankSier (talk) 11:00, 27 March 2010 (UTC)
- This is a fair point and I will conduct research on this matter as part of my revision of the entire article.--Soulparadox (talk) 08:49, 26 May 2014 (UTC)
Tony and Maureen Wheeler[edit]
Maureen Wheeler states "Wheeler was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland and moved to London at the age 20, where she met her future husband, Tony Wheeler on a park bench in London on 7 October 1970." whereas this article says "He [Tony] met his wife Maureen Wheeler in Sydney in 1973, following a lengthy trip from Turkey, through Iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan, to India and Nepal." Which is correct? -- Chuq (talk) 21:25, 24 October 2012 (UTC)
- It appears that this matter has been addressed, through the simplification of the text, and I am now revising the entire article, as it was outdated and sub-standard. I will move onto the Wheelers's pages in due course.--Soulparadox (talk) 08:48, 26 May 2014 (UTC)


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Chapter 23: Teacher and Student! The Tournament's Closure!
The final match of the tournament starts to begin with a bang.
The Digimon immediately clashed at each other with everything they got.
Akari and Kouta were having a great time by the looks of their faces.
"DORUgamon, charge with your might!" Kouta hollered.
DORUgamon immediately charged as he began to attack.
"JagerDorulumon! Jumpmon! To your right!" Akari hollered.
JagerDorulumon and Jumpmon followed Akari's command.
"I-incredible…" Kouta said.
"Akari is really the master." DORUgamon explained.
"Kouta-kun, I must confessed, you really have gotten a lot stronger than before." Akari explained.
"Y-you think so, Akari-san?" Kouta asked.
Akari nodded her head.
"But, I am way out of your ranks." Akari smirked.
"Crescemon!" Akari hollered.
"Yes, Akari!" Crescemon hollered.
Crescemon attacked at DORUgamon, Dino
Digimon Xros Wars Story II Chapter 22Digimon Xros Wars Story II Chapter 22 by Xros-Hero
Chapter 22: Burning! The Match that Decides!
DORUgamon and Ouryumon clashed with each other instantly.
Kouta was smiling at this intensity.
"That's it! Keep going, DORUgamon!" Kouta hollered.
Yuji gritted his teeth.
Ouryumon clobbered DORUgamon.
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Ouryumon threw DORUgamon overboard.
DORUgamon then head butted Ouryumon.
"He's really holding it his all." Kiriha explained.
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"Right! Right!" Airu hollered.
"Do your best, Kouta-kun! DORUgamon!" Akari hollered.
"DORUgamon! Use Power Metal!" Kouta hollered.
"Okay, Kouta!" DORUgamon hollered.
"Power Metal!" DORUgamon shouted.
DORUgamon shot out a large iron ball at Ouryumon.
Kouta slightly laughed.
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"I forgot to asked, but, aren't you enjoying this?" Kouta asked.
Yuji immediately brushed off Kouta's question.
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Kouta was shocked.
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Chapter 21: The Destined Match! Kouta VS. Yuji!
- Ryudamon. - Yuji said.
- Infinity Shinka! – Yuji shouted.
A stroke of light has appeared as everything to tremble in place.
- Ryudamon! Infinity Shinka! – Ryudamon shouted.
The beacons of light swirled around Ryudamon as he evolved into his strongest form.
- Ouryumon! – Ouryumon shouted.
Kouta felt a bit scared, but he knows he can't back down.
"Your turn." Yuji said.
"Fine, I'll go!" Kouta hollered.
- Reload! Dinorexmon! Tocanmon! – Kouta hollered.
With that instant moment, Dinorexmon and Tocanmon were reloaded from Kouta's Xros Overdrive.
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"What is your wish?" Tocanmon asked.
"Let's DigiXros!" Kouta hollered.
"Right!" DORUmon, Dinorexmon and Tocanmon hollered in unison.
- DORUmon! – Kouta hollered.
- Okay! – DORUmon hollered.
- Dinorexmon! – Kouta hollered.
Dinorexmon grunted.
- Tocanmon! – Kouta hollered.
- Ready! – Tocanmon hollered.
- DigiXro
Digimon Xros Wars Story II Chapter 20Digimon Xros Wars Story II Chapter 20 by Xros-Hero
Chapter 20: Forging Hearts! Courageous Bonds!
The first battle of the semi-finals was heating up at a very fast pace.
Steelmon, Onimon, SareinWizarmon, Eaglemon, Hydrodivermon, Zorromon, Rofomon, Reigmon, Furrymon, Vampiramon, Chasermon, Rainbowmon, Mariamon, MagiSpikemon, Lovemon, RockingDragonmon and Qamramon went charging towards Akari and Nene.
Akari and Nene came close together as they smiled.
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"A-Akari!" Lunamon hollered, beginning to cry a bit.
The opposite Digimon forces landed on Lunamon.
"Lunamon!" Akari hollered.
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A powerful aura rose around Lekismon.
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Transaction Monitoring Under the FCPA
It seems like a daily occurrence that news organizations and blogs (this one included) report that global corporation XYZ, Inc. has run afoul of FCPA statutes somewhere in the world. The next few paragraphs will recount the...more
Enacted in 1977 in response to the revelation of widespread bribery of foreign officials by U.S. companies, the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act ("FCPA" or "the Act") was "intended to halt those corrupt practices, create a level...more
As global enforcement becomes a reality, companies face a unique set of risks which can be mind-numbing in complications. With the long-arm reach of the FCPA, UK Bribery Act and other anti-corruption laws, more enforcement...more
Introduction -
The jurisdictional reach of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (''FCPA'') is famously long. U.S. regulators have claimed that the statute applies to U.S. and foreign corporations; U.S. nationals anywhere...more
International enforcement of corruption laws is increasing but far slower than many predicted. ...more
You can always count on the FCPA paparazzi. When things are quiet in the FCPA world, they will take a mountain and turn it into a molehill. They have nothing better to write about; they have nothing better to focus on then...more
Amendments aim to improve enforcement of Canadian foreign corruption law by expanding jurisdiction, creating a books and records offense, eliminating the facilitation payments exception, redefining "business" and enforcement...more
In the wake of recent anti-corruption cases brought against two Canadian companies, the Government of Canada has signaled its continuing commitment to fight foreign corruption by proposing significant amendments to the...more
Within days of successfully imposing a fine in the amount of $10.3 million against Griffiths Energy pursuant to the Canadian Corruption of Foreign Public Officials Act (CFPOA), the Canadian government announced on February 5,...more
On February 5, 2013, the government of Canada announced important amendments to the Corruption of Foreign Public Officials Act (CFPOA). It is expected that the amendments, which are being introduced in the Senate, will be...more
Who is your favorite character from the Iliad? Is it Agamemnon the king who brings the Greek Armada to Troy for his brother's honor; perhaps Ajax the mountain of a man who is the most loyal Greek warrior; how about Achilles...more
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