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2019 Volkswagen Atlas 3.6L V6 SE w/Technology FWD
Deep Black Pearl Stock # V190977, 1V2WR2CA2KC612832, Regular Unleaded V-6 3.6 L/220 engine, Automatic, 24, Deep Black Pearl exterior
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Deep Black Pearl
Titan Black
Regular Unleaded V-6 3.6 L/220
8-Speed Automatic w/OD
17/24 City/Hwy MPG
- Condition: New
- Model: Atlas
- Trim: 3.6L V6 SE w/Technology FWD
- Body style: SUV
- Exterior: Deep Black Pearl
- Interior: Titan Black
- Doors: 4
- Stock: V190977
- Model number: CA1CUZ
- Engine: Regular Unleaded V-6 3.6 L/220
- Transmission: 8-Speed Automatic w/OD
- Fuel: Gasoline Fuel
- Drivetrain: FWD
17 City
24 Hwy
Actual mileage will vary with options, driving conditions, driving habits, and vehicle condition
2019 Volkswagen Atlas SE w/Technology SE w/Technology Deep Black 17/24 City/Highway MPG
FWD 8-Speed Automatic with Tiptronic 3.6L V6 4D Sport Utility
Our goal is to create an amazing sales experience and to obtain a lifetime relationship with our clients. Expect only the best from Ontario Volkswagen.
Ontario Volkswagen located in Ontario, California in the Inland Empire. Call Us for a hassle free car buying experience. 909-287-3891 Ontario Volkswagen Proudly serving Ontario, Riverside, Rancho Cucamonga, Montclair, Pomona, Corona, Chino, Chino hills, Claremont, Corona, Fontana, Eastvale, Hesperia, Jurupa Valley, Norco, Upland, Covina, West Covina, Colton, San Bernardino. Redlands, Yorba Linda, Riverside County, Orange County, Los Angeles County.
FWD 8-Speed Automatic with Tiptronic 3.6L V6 4D Sport Utility
Our goal is to create an amazing sales experience and to obtain a lifetime relationship with our clients. Expect only the best from Ontario Volkswagen.
Ontario Volkswagen located in Ontario, California in the Inland Empire. Call Us for a hassle free car buying experience. 909-287-3891 Ontario Volkswagen Proudly serving Ontario, Riverside, Rancho Cucamonga, Montclair, Pomona, Corona, Chino, Chino hills, Claremont, Corona, Fontana, Eastvale, Hesperia, Jurupa Valley, Norco, Upland, Covina, West Covina, Colton, San Bernardino. Redlands, Yorba Linda, Riverside County, Orange County, Los Angeles County.
- Black Bodyside Cladding and Black Wheel Well Trim
- Black Grille w/Chrome Accents
- Body-Colored Door Handles
- Body-Colored Front Bumper w/Metal-Look Rub Strip/Fascia Accent
- Body-Colored Power Heated Side Mirrors w/Manual Folding and Turn Signal Indicator
- Body-Colored Rear Bumper w/Metal-Look Rub Strip/Fascia Accent
- Chrome Side Windows Trim and Black Front Windshield Trim
- Clearcoat Paint
- Compact Spare Tire Mounted Inside Under Cargo
- Cornering Lights
- Deep Tinted Glass
- Fixed Rear Window w/Fixed Interval Wiper and Defroster
- Front Fog Lamps
- Fully Galvanized Steel Panels
- Lip Spoiler
- Perimeter/Approach Lights
- Power Liftgate Rear Cargo Access
- Programmable Aero-Composite Led Low/High Beam Daytime Running Auto-Leveling Headlamps w/Delay-Off
- Rain Detecting Variable Intermittent Wipers w/Heated Jets
- Roof Rack Rails Only
- Spare Tire Mobility Kit
- Steel Spare Wheel
- Tailgate/Rear Door Lock Included w/Power Door Locks
- Tires: 18" All-Season
- Wheels: 18" 5-Spoke
- LUGGAGE NET -inc: For securing items in the cargo area
- RUBBER MATS KIT - CAPTAIN'S CHAIRS -inc: set of 5 Monster Mats w/logo, Heavy Duty Trunk Liner w/VW CarGo Blocks
- ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE KIT -inc: booster cables, warning triangle, LED flashlight, work gloves, multi-tool and more
- VW CARE -inc: Volkswagen prepaid scheduled maintenance contract w/10,000-mile and 20,000-mile servicing for SUVs
- 2ND-ROW DUAL CAPTAIN'S CHAIRS -inc: Two bucket seats w/fold-down armrests in place of standard 2nd row bench seat
- TOWING PACKAGE -inc: Factory installed trailer hitch w/5,000 lbs, towing capacity,
- 20" SILVER TRIPLE 5-SPOKE WHEELS -inc: Wheels: 20" Silver Triple 5-Spoke Alloy, Tires: 20" All-Season
- Front Cupholder
- Full Cloth Headliner
- Full Floor Console w/Covered Storage, Mini Overhead Console and 3 12V DC Power Outlets
- Gauges -inc: Speedometer, Odometer, Engine Coolant Temp, Tachometer, Altimeter, Trip Odometer and Trip Computer
- Heated Comfort Front Bucket Seats -inc: 10-way power driver's seat w/power lumbar support and 4-way manual passenger seat
- HVAC -inc: Underseat Ducts, Headliner/Pillar Ducts and Console Ducts
- Illuminated Locking Glove Box
- Interior Trim -inc: Metal-Look/Piano Black Instrument Panel Insert, Metal-Look/Piano Black Door Panel Insert, Piano Black Console Insert and Metal-Look Interior Accents
- Leather/Chrome Gear Shift Knob
- Leather/Piano Black Steering Wheel
- Leatherette Door Trim Insert
- Manual Adjustable Front Head Restraints and Manual Adjustable Rear Head Restraints
- Manual Tilt/Telescoping Steering Column
- Outside Temp Gauge
- Passenger Seat
- Perimeter Alarm
- Power 1st Row Windows w/Front And Rear 1-Touch Up/Down
- Power Door Locks w/Autolock Feature
- Power Fuel Flap Locking Type
- Power Rear Windows, Fixed 3rd Row Windows and w/Manual Sun Blinds
- Proximity Key For Doors And Push Button Start
- Radio w/Seek-Scan, Clock, Speed Compensated Volume Control, Steering Wheel Controls and Radio Data System
- Radio: Composition Media 8.0" Touchscreen -inc: AM/FM/HD Radio, WMA/MP3/FLAC/CD player w/dual USB inputs and aux-in, voice control, 8-speaker sound system, Bluetooth connectivity (for compatible devices), SiriusXM Satellite Radio (w/limited time subscription), VW Car-Net app-connect smartphone integration and interface (w/Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and MirrorLink) and VW Car-Net security and service connected car service (w/limited subscription)
- Rear Cupholder
- Rear HVAC w/Separate Controls
- Redundant Digital Speedometer
- Remote Keyless Entry w/Integrated Key Transmitter, 4 Door Curb/Courtesy, Illuminated Entry and Panic Button
- Remote Releases -Inc: Power Cargo Access
- Seats w/Leatherette Back Material
- Streaming Audio
- Systems Monitor
- Tracker System
- Trip Computer
- Trunk/Hatch Auto-Latch
- V-Tex Leatherette Seating Surfaces
- Valet Function
- VW Car-Net Selective Service Internet Access
- Window Grid Diversity Antenna
- 1 LCD Monitor In The Front
- 2 Seatback Storage Pockets
- 3 12V DC Power Outlets
- 8-Way Driver Seat
- Air Filtration
- Analog Display
- Audio Theft Deterrent
- Cargo Features -inc: Spare Tire Mobility Kit
- Cargo Space Lights
- Carpet Floor Trim
- Compass
- Covered Dashboard Storage, Refrigerated/Cooled Box Located In The Glovebox, Driver / Passenger And Rear Door Bins and 1st Row Underseat Storage
- Cruise Control w/Steering Wheel Controls
- Day-Night Auto-Dimming Rearview Mirror
- Delayed Accessory Power
- Distance Pacing w/Traffic Stop-Go
- Driver And Passenger Visor Vanity Mirrors w/Driver And Passenger Illumination, Driver And Passenger Auxiliary Mirror
- Driver Foot Rest
- Dual Zone Front Automatic Air Conditioning
- Engine Immobilizer
- Fade-To-Off Interior Lighting
- Fixed 50-50 Split-Bench 3rd Row Seat Front, 2 Manual and Adjustable Head Restraints
- FOB Controls -inc: Trunk/Hatch/Tailgate and Remote Engine Start
- Front And Rear Map Lights
- Front Center Armrest and Rear Center Armrest
- 1213# Maximum Payload
- 18.6 Gal. Fuel Tank
- 3.60 Axle Ratio
- 4-Wheel Disc Brakes w/4-Wheel ABS, Front Vented Discs, Brake Assist, Hill Hold Control and Electric Parking Brake
- Electro-Hydraulic Power Assist Speed-Sensing Steering
- Engine: 3.6L VR6 DOHC 24-Valve -inc: FSI direct fuel injection and start/stop system
- Front And Rear Anti-Roll Bars
- Front-Wheel Drive
- Gas-Pressurized Shock Absorbers
- GVWR: 2,599 kgs (5,730 lbs)
- Multi-Link Rear Suspension w/Coil Springs
- Quasi-Dual Stainless Steel Exhaust
- Standard Suspension
- Strut Front Suspension w/Coil Springs
- Transmission w/Driver Selectable Mode
- Transmission: 8-Speed Automatic w/Tiptronic
- ABS And Driveline Traction Control
- Active Blind Spot Monitor Blind Spot Sensor
- Airbag Occupancy Sensor
- Back-Up Camera
- Dual Stage Driver And Passenger Front Airbags
- Dual Stage Driver And Passenger Seat-Mounted Side Airbags
- Electronic Stability Control (ESC)
- FCW w/Autonomous Emergency Braking and Rear Traffic Alert
- Lane Keeping System (Lane Assist) Lane Departure Warning
- Lane Keeping System (Lane Assist) Lane Keeping Assist
- Low Tire Pressure Warning
- Outboard Front Lap And Shoulder Safety Belts -inc: Rear Center 3 Point, Height Adjusters and Pretensioners
- Power Rear Child Safety Locks
- Side Curtain Protection Curtain 1st, 2nd And 3rd Row Airbags
- Side Impact Beams
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Alma6 days agoBest deal you will get on a lease! Awesome staff! Thank you Anna! Paperwork was quick! Amazing. Definitely recommend this dealership.
Stacey Shanks4 months agoThey were busy I had to wait about 30 mins to order a new key. The gentleman that helped me a very nice
EH l CALIFORNIA5 months agoThis was the best experience I have ever had when leasing a vehicle. Sean, Dennis and Marie were great! The transaction was seamless and professional. Thank you for showing great customer service!
Lynette Zayas-Garcia6 months agoAwesome people!! Very nice, and very helpful! Jason was great! Thank you so much for being so friendly and helpful!!
Soraya Jaramillo6 months agoIt was very easy to get an appointment for routine mileage check. I had many questions and the person at the counter was patience to give help me.
Christinia Lile-Cole9 months agoVery polite and have great customer service very friendly I would do it again any day
J. C.9 months agoThis is a great dealership. I service my car at this dealership all the time. Everyone in service is very friendly. My son just purchased a used car last week. Dennard the sales person and Marie the finance lady were very helpful they both made my son's and mine a great experience. I recommend this dealership to anyone out there looking to buy a new or used Volkswagen... Excellent Customer Service.
000 0001 year agoI made a call to make an appointment to have my car serviced. I spoke to Jimmy from the service dept. who was extremely kind and very helpful; took my car in the same day got it checked out and serviced and I am extremely happy with the great customer service that is provided at Ontario Volkswagen.
Sagar Ghare1 year agoJim and Frank are awesome. Being a regular customer to this place I have always got excellent service every time. One time I had an issue with tire and they provided me with detail inspection and recommendations.
Cosmos1 year agoCame in on the 22nd of December to search for a new vehicle after mine finally went out on me. We went to Volkswagen and were approached by Zach Williams who was really informative and helpful when it came to what we were looking for. He was able to get me the car that I wanted, and thanks to Zach everything before, during, and after the paperwork was a very positive and smooth experience. Thank you!!
Dereck W.11 months agoThe staff at Volkswagen Ontario were super helpful. Armando, the salesperson who helped me, got me a great deal on a new car. Thanks so much!
Rosie C.1 year agoWe had the pleasure of purchasing a vw Jetta for my daughter with the assistance of Jorge Alba and the car shopping experience was great! No pressure which we absolutely loved! Very well knowledge on the car we test drove and any question were had. Thank you Jorge for making our visit and purchase a pleasant one! We are extremely happy with our purchase!
Lizzy P.1 year agoI am so glad I decided to go to this location. I was originally interested in leasing a new Jetta. The staff was helpful and showed me different options. After showing me the payment options I unsure if I wanted to go forward. Frank showed me a 2015 Jetta SE with all the features I wanted (except for the digital dash which was perfectly okay.) to purchase for 11,000. Making the payments where I needed for my budget. Frank and Marie where so great in closing the deal with me and helping me find the best option for my lifestyle needs.
Any questions I've had further have been answered since I am a first time buyer. Thank you Frank for the follow up call and for the awesome customer service.
Kathryn R.1 year agoJorge was professional and very helpful. I was in and out of there super quick all thanks to him. Ask for Jorge, you won't be disappointed!
Paul P.1 year agoWent here on Friday just to browse for a new vehicle. I was immediately approached by Mario who was extremely helpful and knowledgeable. He made the process very easy and relaxed for both my wife and I. We ended up purchasing a new 2019 Atlas and we love it. Thank you Mario.
Opns R.1 year agoArmando was awesome!! Very honest and no games!!
He made it very easy for us!! Good guy!!
Janet M.1 year agoHad a horrible experience at Riverside Volkswagen, but luckily i stopped inside of Ontario Volkswagen, and i automatically felt a pleasant vibe when i walked inside. i was able to get a great deal on my jetta, and i'm so excited because i went from a 2015 to a BRAND NEW 2019 all black!!! with the leather seats! Sunroof, digital screen, mirror sensors, i am in love. He even called me to check on me a week later to make sure everything is running smoothly. Thank you Armando for helping me pick out my new VW Jetta R line!!!!
Joel S.1 year agoCame here looking to buy my first new car. After dealing with extremely pushy salesman at other dealers, I was glad to have a totally different experience here. The salesman Jorge, was knowledgeable, straight forward, and made the process very painless.
Samantha A.1 year agoMy husband and I came just to test drive a car we liked without intention to buy, but found a car we really loved. Armando took us for a test drive and was very nice about everything and helpful. We met with sales manager Alvaro to ask a few questions and to get a quote. He was so extremely helpful and very low pressure. He made us feel very welcome and convinced us to buy. Manager Marie finished us up with our paperwork and was so amazing and such a pleasure to talk to. Everyone at this location was so nice and helpful. Thank you Ontario Volkswagen!!!
Jesse M.1 year agoCan't speak to the sales department but my experience with the service department was phenomenal. Very helpful, precise, quick, and not wasteful of my time. JR spent time answering my questions about future services and was willing to answer more if I had them. Even took the time to review common "problems" people have with my car that aren't problems and easily fixable on my own. Great experience and they will have my business for the lifetime of my car; which will be until it rusts.
Susan_n_Randy11 months agoWas very pleased with the efforts from Ontario Volkswagen especially the Sales Manager Shant Bashian and Eduardo in finance as they went out of his way to help me lease a 2019 Jetta R-Line. Jorge Alba delivered the vehicle and took his time to connect her phone and to customize the vehicle to her needs. Thanks again Susan n Randy
tatoledo52 years agoEverything went well I was very happy with the way they treated me and I would definitely recommend them Alvaro was very professional
tatoledo52 years agoEverything went well I was very happy with the way they treated me and I would definitely recommend them Alvaro was very professional
JoshSally2 years agoWent in knowing what we wanted. Didnt have any issues. Were in and out with a payment less than what we thought it would be. Mario and Tim did an awesome job getting us what we wanted and out the door to enjoy our new Tiguan.
JoshSally2 years agoWent in knowing what we wanted. Didnt have any issues. Were in and out with a payment less than what we thought it would be. Mario and Tim did an awesome job getting us what we wanted and out the door to enjoy our new Tiguan.
firstvw25 years agoI went to the VW dealership looking for a commuter car. Alan Villasenor was helpful and patient while showing us a couple of Jettas. However, we were unable to make a deal that day. The next day and a couple of text messages with Alan, we agreed on a price that I was pleased with.
firstvw25 years agoI went to the VW dealership looking for a commuter car. Alan Villasenor was helpful and patient while showing us a couple of Jettas. However, we were unable to make a deal that day. The next day and a couple of text messages with Alan, we agreed on a price that I was pleased with.
Ctayisme5 years agoMy salesman Alan Villasenor helped me get a great deal on my first car!!! I'll definatly be coming back for all my car related needs!!!
Chellychelchel5 years agoCame in on a Costco reference ready to buy a new car. Was greeted by Alan Villasenor and after viewing a few cars, walked out with a "used" 2014, Paseat with 4,000.00 miles and a 5 year bumper to bumper warranty. Very pleasant experience. Came in with a pre-approved APR, and VW gave me an even better one.
Rigoberto Jr Bonilla11 months agoExcellent service it was my first time buying here they got me what I wanted and was overall satisfied thanks Ontario Volkswagen see you soon
Richard1 year agoGreat hassle free experience. Did not feel any pressure to buy . Nice cars to choose from . Natalie was very respectful and professional would recommend to friends and family
Vw19551 year agoGreT experience on buying the new Volkswagen Atlas, Saleman very knowledgeable on the product, just an overall great experience. Would highly recommend for buying a car.
Bianca2 years agoI showed interest online and was immediately contacted by Randy, had a VIP test drive, and drive off the lot as a very happy chick : )))
JoshSally2 years agoWent in to see the new Tiguan, and took a test drive. Decided that we wanted to get a quote on the one we test drive. Liked the initial deal, no back and forth. Contemplated going to eat, but MARIO told us the paperwork wouldn't take long. He was right. We were out of there in no time. MARIO and Tim were sure to let us know all the options that were available to us, but they didn't pressure us into anything. Have already told multiple people how easy it was to get exactly what we went in for. THANK YO
Justanotherface2 years agoOntario vw Talked to Mario on the phone and he gave me what I needed. Finance person did a great job also. Thank you for a car.
Dil2 years agoBest place to shop. Randy was a best guy to deal with....help me a lot with deal. Offer me the price I want love to deal with him again
Itsme22 years agoBought a used car from here fast service quick and easy. Zach was awesome! He went the extra mile to come in and make sure the car was cleaned, full tank of gas and ready to go.
Sunny20182 years agoRandy did great job for approving loan. It???s take less than hour. It???s also great service with finance. Great job Five stars for them
Marlymar2 years agoIt's been 10 years since I bought it car and VW Ontario made super easy and hassle free! Alvaro and Mario were great! Definitely would recommend VW Ontario to my family and friends!
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Performance Pavilion + Public Garden
Much urban architecture is framed in terms of solid and void: how to maintain the semblance of a historic city in the face of the automobile, regardless of shifting patterns of growth and inhabitation. This project for a new public garden and performance venue sees the voids opened up in the city by the planning decisions of the 1960s as an opportunity both for public space and for a new form of East-coast urbanism: the urbanism of the extended boundary.
A new public space is conceived as a green band cutting through the vast asphalt parking lot behind an existing cultural center, which as part of recent zoning changes has sharply reduced parking requirements. The strip serves as a soft boundary between the parking lot, the surrounding city, and the existing cultural center, reconnecting adjacent streets and marking the lot as an integral piece of the public realm. The large lawn serves as a generous gathering space bookended by native perennials at either end.
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Design Leads: Aaron Forrest, Yasmin Vobis, Elettra Bordonaro (Light Follows Behaviour), Katy Foley PLA (RISD Landscape Architecture)
Design-Build Lead: Sina Almassi
Administrative Leads: Laura Briggs, Jonathan Knowles, Scheri Fultineer, Sara Sullivan, Sara Willett
Architect of Record: James Barnes, AIA
Structural Engineer of Record: Wilbur Yoder, AIA PE
Design-Build Advisors: Brett Schneider, Colgate Searle, Steven Metcalf, John Bacon (HB Welding), Kyle Lloyd (Shawmut Design & Construction)
RISD Student Design-Build Team: Yin Fu, Sarp Arditi, Daniel Stone, Qi An, Genevieve Marsh, Rahul Ghera, Feiyi Bie, Natasha Ruiz, Xichen Que, William Gant, Marco Aguirre, Cameron Kucera, Kevin Crouse, Zhurong Qian, Vuthy Lay, Adrian Medina, Grace Gelei Mai, Wenda Shen, Saba Yazdjerdi, Alexander Kim, Yifan Kong, Khue Truong, Peter Kim, Jingyan Zhang, Jing Li, Tianyu Xu, Amy Long, Song Du, Nandi Lu, Senbo Yang, Robert Sugar, Chloe Renee Jensen, Gian Villareul
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PCMag Editor Dan Costa and I sat down later in the week with Digg CEO and Revision 3 Chairman Jay Adelson to discuss the social news biz and what Digg is working on right now. I haven't had time to transcribe the whole conversation, but here are a few highlights. Basically, Digg doesn't care if you try and get your story on the front page. But if you're paying for Diggs, they'll find out pretty quickly.
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After spending three years with the Hoffman clan in the great northern tundra, Discovery is throwing a tropical twist in with their new series Jungle Gold, where the familiar rough Alaskan terrain of Gold Rush: Alaska is replaced with the dangerous African jungle. Both have the same goal. But which one do you think is better?
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Instead of the rustic touch of Hoffman and Schnabel, Jungle Gold has Scott Lomu and George Wright VI, two former-millionaire realtors now struggling to pay the bills. Lomu and Wright may have a sharper plan with their gold aspirations than the Hoffmans initially had, but their location is 10x as dangerous, and not exactly full of gold.
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In Gold Rush: Alaska, stray bears and broken equipment are generally the only dangers we're used to see associated with the mining trade. Now thanks to Jungle Gold, those preconceived notions of flannelled miners are replaced with black market gold buys, armed miners, tribal chiefs and potential bloodshed. And that's just in the first episode.
Comparing Gold Rush: Alaska and Jungle Gold really isn't fair as they both present a different point of view in the world of mining, even if that point of view is of an amateur. Still, it's almost impossible to say that Jungle Gold isn't a more instinctively compelling series, no matter how strong the cast stories of Gold Rush: Alaska may be.
If anything, story may be where Jungle Gold is lacking most. Everyone can relate to the notion of wanting to provide for your family, and Jungle Gold does a good job of conveying that element. However, the former-millionaire backstory and quick pace in which Lomu and Wright are able to progress in the goals, from small (sending money home) to large (finding a new claim), weakens those emotional ties, relying on the dangerous elements of the African jungle to help fuel its story.
But who's to say which is better? Viewers are. So we leave the question up to you: Which do you think is better? Gold Rush: Alaska or Jungle Gold.
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Each Learning Center must have a lead coordinator. This person is the liaison among the Center, the sponsor and SeniorNet headquarters. He or she leads the Coordinating Council by presiding at meetings, setting agendas, maintaining financial records and recruiting chairpersons. The coordinator provides the "spark" that makes the Learning Center go and should be chosen by the volunteers with input from the sponsor.
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Bone Daddies
Time Out says
Cock scratchings are not the first thing you expect to see on a ramen bar's menu. But Bone Daddies is not your average noodle joint. Instead, it's a New York-inspired, butched-up ramen-ya with gutsy noodle soup dishes that don't skimp on flavour. As you open the door you're met with a barrage of belting rock guitar, walls covered in images of quiffed and tattooed Japanese rockabillies, and a room full of diners seated on high stools soaking it all up. So, perhaps not somewhere to bring your mum, or a date for that matter – unless you don't mind shouting at each other. The cock scratchings turned out to be crunchy crumbled chicken skin, mixed with a little shichimi seasoning and sprinkled on to a chicken bone and soy-based ramen dish (T22) for added crunch. Other choices include one of the richest bowls of tonkotsu ramen you'll find in London: the broth made from 20-hour simmered pork bones; sweet miso and butter ramen; and sesame sauce and peanut-laced tantanmen noodles slicked with chilli oil. There are no low-fat options here. A long list of Japanese drinks provides the accompaniment, including saké, shochu and whiskey. Service is swift and appropriately informal.
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Average User Rating
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Rating Breakdown
- 5 star:8
- 4 star:12
- 3 star:12
- 2 star:9
- 1 star:8
Really not worth a visit if you want authentic Japanese food, couldn't even finish a bowl due to the richness of the soup due to the butter, not asian at all unless you like that type of thing! Ramen should be a broth! Really disappointed and I won't be back especially for the price paid
Ramen's decent but way too expensive for what it is. Service charge is too much. A cup of green tea for £3 is a fucking joke. That should be illegal. Therefore I'm not going back. Tonkotsu is better value and Ittenbari's miso ramen's better(their other ramen sucks though).
Ramen was better than I expected because I have eaten at some ramen places which opened recently. They aren't great either but the soup here is a bit better than the others. However the portions are very small and the ramen is not hot enough for me(Japanese) which means the prices are far too high. The worst thing is they add a service charge!! We spent £20 for ramen and the service charge was £2.50!! That was ridiculous. Carrying just two bowls of ramen 5 feet doesn't deserve a service charge so we won't go back there again.
'Authentic' ramen should be cheap and filling. This place misses the mark. Its nothing like the much more impressive New York ramen alluded to in the article.
terrible...they forgot our mains, starters and sides - had to ask 3 times. It took nearly 1.5 hrs to have a meal of a bowl of noodles. The ramen is nothing like the stuff you get in the states - over rich, salty, small portions - instead of filling, balanced and tasty. the globe artichoke still had the choke in it and it was ice cold!!! and ramen noodles...nothing like it. The waiter confessed he had never had ramen!! don't waste you're money.
this place gets worse with each visit. I kept going, not because I am masochistic, but because I was hoping to get something vaguely similar to what this place was when it first opened. Nada. Disappointed 7 times. For an establishment that dares to call itself "Bone Daddies", the broth is pathetic, service is just as pathetic and they dare to charge for it. save your money and go somewhere else.
Not one single vegetarian option. Very disappointing.
very very SO SO ramen. Soup is too rich, makes you feel slightly sick after eating half bowl. Noodle is just standard noodle, and the pork topping is nothing to rave about too. Wouldn't bother with it if you have eaten real good ramen.
Tonkatsu ramen was nice, pork broth was rich. However, portion size was a bit small... not enough soup... and drinks were expensive. Asahi was £3.50 and green tea was £3??!!!
Can't really see the fuss over this place. The Ramen was nice but not amazing. The service was iffy and the décor bland.
The tonkatsu ramen had the thickest richest pork broth ever. The cocktails were superb. Happy to find it wasn't busy or noisy on a Monday night. Wins hand down over Wagamama any day!
Ramen broth should be hot. Here it's luke-warm at best.
Ramen should be served relatively quickly. Here I waited 30min.
Ramen (even the best), should be inexpensive. Here it's priced like a luxury and sure as hell doesn't deliver.
But I'm sure lots of people will go and pay because more money means better, right?
Quickly becoming one of my favourite places in London. It's my go to Ramen joint. Great ramen, fried chicken and the broccoli and yuzu mayo is legit. Follow me on Instagram for more foodie tips: https://www.instagram.com/larrycadden
Bone Daddies has become my go-to when I'm seriously craving a warm, comforting bowl of soup. I'm a big fan of the soy or spicy miso ramen, and even though it pushes the limits a tad on price, it's generous enough to feel like it's always worth it.
With so many restaurants to choose from, I'm always looking for somewhere new to go. Which is why i count the fact that I've been to Bone Daddies multiple times as a testament to how much I'm hooked! I get cravings for theirtantanmen ramen! Although fair warning - it's really rich and it's a struggle to finish. Definitely make sure you have one of the fresh juices to hand to refresh.
This place was packed on a weekday lunchtime, but understandably so. So what if the ramen isn't orthodox? It was fiery and delicious. If only I hadn't spilt it all down myself like a great fool.
The hot stone rice bowls are really good and inexpensive. Some of the other things on the menu both times I've been have been a little on the pricey side for what your getting. French toast with green tea ice-cream was fantastic.
Bloody brilliant. Not authentic Ramen but not trying to be. Super rich stocks and amazing range of toppings. Not standard but that is why it is great
The worse ramen I have ever had in London! Excessively oily and salty. The only thing good was the soft boiled egg. The ingredients and the way they cook it is so not authentic, I think many Japanese would agree with me here. I had T22 which includes "cock scratchings" something that is only good for a dinner joke but extremely unappetizing. I told the staff about my less than impressed opinion and all she got to offer was telling the kitchen. I didn't even finish half of the noodle. Also the price is cheap for the level of comfort you get. Just stools and a bar table. I spend 16.5 just for a bowl of noodle and a coke. The fact that it says the hefty service charge (12.5%) is discretionary but always add into the bill is to me unfair to the customer. Just another way to hide hidden charges. Such a dishonest way of doing business.
I love Ramen, and had heard a lot about Bone Daddies so finally went when it wasn't overly packed and we did enjoy it - however I think the broth was a little to rich and heavy - although it did taste amazing, but I couldn't finish it because it was a little too much. The service was very friendly and we got a free green tea ice-cream at the end of our meal (probably because we went on christmas eve).
Much better than Tonkotsu nearby, which is seriously bad. I was generally happy with it but I felt the portions were too small. Ramen should be a generous bowl of noodles and broth but Bone Daddy's portion is somewhat mean. Maybe it has been adjusted to cater for the Western market... Also where are the gyozas? You cant do ramen without them!!! I found the atmosphere a bit 'trendy' and the music kind of annoying. Overall good but not great.
im sure its tasty. butttt they dont have a single main dish which could be for either a fish only meat eating person or a vegetarian. wouldnt mind so much if i was in japan but its London were diversity is needed! bit awkward when yr in a group of meat eaters. was so looking forward to it too. seating is a bit squashed too. we went to Koya instead which despite the queue situation and slow waiters, never fails to impress.
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Really enjoyed a Sunday dinner here - be sure to go at an odd time to beat the queues.
A hipster noodle joint with a cool, laid back atmosphere.. Yes the portions are smaller (and pricier) than traditional ramen but with such a rich and flavoursome dishes -any more would give you an instant heart attack. What really matters is that you will not find a better bowl of Tonkotsu ramen anywhere. The 20hr brewed broth makes for the richest, most delicious and comforting bowl of delight that gives you not merely a hug but a full-on snog. Top it off with cock scratchings and you can start planning world domination.
I'll keep it short and sweet. Intrigued by the recent wave of ramen places popping up in the capital, I thought I'd check out the one garnering the most hype, but which is also the least traditional. I've now been three times and have a well-formed opinion, so here we go. Bone Daddies feels like it should be in NYC's East Village, not London. It's got a rock soundtrack, unshaven tattooed staff and huge glasses of beer (Asahi Super Creamy Head, only place I've found it in London). Barely a piece of kanji script in sight. And yet it's probably the most authentic ramen I've tried outside of the US and Japan. First time I opted for their fried chicken, which is packed full of sweet gingery flavour, perfectly breaded (panko-based?) and not too greasy at all. For mains, the Sweet 3 Miso chicken ramen, with lashings of butter, corn, wakame (seaweed) and a chicken-bone broth as opposed to their fattier, more savoury pork broth. As it says on the menu, it's quite a sweet affair, reminding me a little of a good butter chicken curry, albeit with a little more balance of flavours. Great, distinctive stuff. On the second visit I opted for the tonkotsu pork broth base, cooked for 20 hours until it's intensely porky and satisfying. A much simpler style of ramen, slightly less filling and a little less generous on the cha siu than I'd like, but very tasty all the same. Rounded off by an "Unnamed" cocktail, which is probably one of the best Japanese whisky-based concoctions I've had.
Very much like the US Momofuku chain ramen... westernised but flavoursome all the same. A very 'sceney' sort of restaurant. The music could do with turning down a bit - having to shout across the table to someone a foot away from you is a bit annoying. But i would go back for sure. PS - the pipette of fat is unnecessary - the broth is rich and thick enough!
Loved the food. The staff where wonderful. I will be back and soon.
Fantastic little ramen joint in Soho. Atmosphere on a Thursday night was fantastic. Two of us arrived at about 1830 and were seated immediately. Parties of four or more were having to queue though. The ramen were awesome, cocktails strong, and sides divine. The variety of flavours to come from the pickles was astounding. The fruity carrot and pear(?) pickles were my favourite. Simple room temperature broccoli with an interesting horseradish-esque dip tasted as broccoli has never tasted before. We both had the Tonkotsu ramen mentioned above and found it delicious. The flavours were deep and complex. We ordered an extra topping of 'corn' (maize) which was clearly freshly cut off the cob after being grilled and added a nice extra bite to the dish. I had an Unnamed cocktail, which is whiskey based. It had a long syrupy taste and packed one hell of a punch on the way down. My partner had the Flavoured Sake of the Week (pineapple) which came in the most interesting decanter. The staff were very friendly and attentive. I shall be visiting again, and recommending to everyone I know.
Been there and it was brilliant.
Pretty tasty ramen. Still not as good as in Japan, but the best I have found so far in London (Tonkontsu, Ittenbari included). Tantanmen, tsukemen (dipping ramen), shio and shoyu are all very decent. The nihonshu is reaaaally bad though (but really cheap so what else can you expect!) .
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Advice was given on a number of topics, for example
It was suggested that some universities might 'affiliate' themselves to the BMC even if they did not run one themselves, and thereby contribute to the running costs.
The meeting agreed that the BMC should continue as now and that FEC should be resisted if at all possible for events of this kind.
Peter Giblin pointed out that the HoDoMS webpage would soon have a link to the slides from a presentation on FEC as it applied to research grants, given on 24 September at a HoDoMS Committee meeting by John Wand of EPSRC. Also Rama Thirunamachandran from HEFCE had been present at the meeting, and notes on the slides and on the discussion (by Peter Giblin as Secretary of HoDoMS) would be on the website too.
It was agreed to announce this nomination via the 2005 website, on the registration form and in the registration pack on the AGM agenda. Action: Liverpool representatives. Other nominations can be invited (until two weeks before the AGM) and should be sent to the Chair of the 2005 conference (Peter Giblin).
It was agreed that, subject to approval of the AGM, the existing Chair would continue in office until 31 May following the AGM. It was also agreed that, subject to approval of the AGM, the Committee should have the power to co-opt a maximum of one person.
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Scientific Committee. It was then agreed that, subject to the AGM's approval, the BMC Scientific Committee would be empowered (after due consultation with BAMC colleagues) to make a decision at the September 2005 meeting, about a joint meeting in 2009 or 2010.
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It was reported that Manchester had made a bid to host the 2008 BAMC, the 50th
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Various possibilities for the 2008 BMC were discussed (given that it will definitely not be a joint meeting with the BAMC), including Colleges of the University of London and also the University of York. Norman Biggs agreed to make soundings in London and report to the Committee via the Chairman.
It was agreed that the Chairman would consult with the Committee by email and that a further meeting before the 2005 AGM to discuss any 2008 bids was unnecessary.
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Approaches to solution: we might have few approaches, the first one, do review of the code of the next deployment. It's not to convenient, might take a lot of time, but very effective. The second one, try to identify slow queries on staging environment by looking at slow_logs, this approach is very easy, but not to efficient, data on staging is not the same data as data on production, therefore slow query on production can be completely good query on staging.
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Officials are warning residents to take extra precautions to stay safe and avoid fires as temperatures drop and multiple types of heating sources are used to stay warm inside homes.
"Elements of home heating continue to be a significant factor in dwelling fires in Maryland," State Fire Marshal William E. Barnard said.
Barnard on Wednesday offered life- and home-saving heating safety tips for people using additional heating sources.
"Following these guidelines, we can work together to reduce the number of residential fires," Barnard said.
-- Ensure chimneys are cleaned annually or more frequently if used as the primary heating source.
-- Never use a flammable liquid to start a fire. Only use combustible materials like newspaper, kindling or approved fire starting products to safely create a fire in a fireplace or woodstove.
-- Use properly sized fireplace screens or enclosures.
-- When disposing of cooled ashes, do not use paper or plastic containers to remove them, instead use a metal container. Ashes will insulate hot embers long after the fire is considered out.
-- Make sure fuel burning stoves and heaters are installed according to local fire codes and manufacturer's instructions.
-- Have your furnace inspected and serviced annually.
-- Check portable electric heaters for frayed/damaged wires and ensure they are clean and placed on a flat level surface. Use only "listed" by an approved testing laboratory equipment and follow manufacturer's instructions.
-- Do not use extension cords with portable space heaters. The extension cord may overheat and cause a fire.
-- If you use kerosene fuel fired heaters, use only "K-1" kerosene fuel. Never fill the unit inside; remove it to the exterior after it has cooled before refueling.
-- Open a window enough to provide proper ventilation.
-- Keep combustibles (furniture, curtains, clothing, paper goods, etc.), at least 3 feet from all heat sources.
-- Provide a non-combustible protective barrier to keep children and pets from making contact with any heating appliance.
-- Fuel burning appliances can produce the deadly, tasteless and odorless gas known as carbon monoxide. Install and maintain CO alarms inside your home to provide an early warning of dangerous carbon monoxide levels.
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Aggiornamenti mensili del 2014
In the month of December we moved into our new offices in Wynberg. Despite having the challenge of moving offices and it being the Festive Season, we still received new and old clients. We also celebrated the end of a successful year with by having a braai (BBQ).
During the month of November we continue to provide workshops in local communities to educate people about their rights. The topics that we focused on this month were, namely: feminism, HIV/AIDS, team building and substance abuse.
During the month of October we opened our doors to clients as we were closed the previous month; the amount of volunteers increased to 26. Volunteers took part in workshops surrounding the issues of relationship and statutory rape, social networking, fire safety and role models to name a few.
The busy period came to a close at the end of August 2014, where we had over eighty interns come and go. Phew, we were very busy! The end of the busy period also meant a drastic reduction in volunteers, meaning case load has doubled for volunteers and quadrupled for staff and because of this we did not receive any walk-in clients at our offices for the month of September, but we maintained the legal clinics at Philsa Abafazi and Polsmoor Prison.
The month of August brought charm and cheer specifically to women as this has come to be recognised as Women's month across South Africa. This month rose to significance as a result of Women's Day which falls on the 9th of August.
The month of July kicked off with an influx of volunteers to the Human Rights office. This year we have hosted about 50 volunteers and interns, not including the 2 week special volunteers. The office has been abuzz with the sound of different accents from all over Europe, Australia and America. There has been a sense of excitement and competition.
Oliver Tambo said, "A society that does not invest in its youth does not deserve its future". At the Projects Abroad Human Rights Office we try and invest in the youth we work with to secure the future of the greater community. On the 16th of June, South Africa celebrates the Youth Day.
Many of the youth in South Africa are ill informed about the changes they experience physically, mentally emotionally as part of growing up. A lot of youth go through this phase hearing from one another; unfortunately the person they speak to is often as misinformed as they are. We have noted that, because such topics are not openly discussed, teenagers make decisions based on misrepresentation of fact or lack thereof suffer terrible consequences.
We have had many public holidays this April, however that has still not slowed down clients coming to our office. We have opened over 36 new cases, many of which are refugee related issues.
March has continued to be a busy month for PAHRO. We persist in receiving many new clients, of which the majority are refugee related cases. The UCT Refugee Office was closed until mid-March, which contributed towards our influx of clients. Volunteers and interns have had many opportunities to attend court with Sherwin Daniels, working on cases for our Child Justice project.
The first workshop we did was on the different countries our interns are from. The countries were Sweden, Switzerland, Italy, Netherlands, Tunisia, Canada, Austria, Australia, America and Denmark. The interns had prepare a presentation for the boys on what their country is famous for, the landmarks, language/s, famous actors/musicians, religions and different food that they have. The boys at Bonnytoun asked lots of questions and requested to learn more about the different countries.
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Anatoly Chistousov
Fr. Anatoly Chistousov (in world Anatoly Ivanovich Chistousov, born 1953, Kirov — died February 14, 1996, village Old Achkhoy, Chechnya) was a priest of Russian Orthodox Church, martyred in Chechnya.
Life in world
Father Anatoly Chistousov (full name is Anatoly Ivanovich Chistousov) was born in Kirov in 1953. He graduated a military college of navigators of the Air Forces and pedagogical institute (in absentia). In the eighties the XX-th century he served as the officer-tutor in one of military colleges of the city of Stavropol. In 1990 he became a parishener of a church of the Elevation of the Holy Cross in Stavropol just returned to believers after a few decades of Communism.
In 1993 he retired from of the army. The major of a stock.
On March 18, 1994 by Metropolitan Gedeon (Dokikin) he was ordained a deacon.
On March, 20, 1994 he was ordained a priest.
The serving in Chechnya
On March 21, 1994 he was appointed to help of Protopriest of orthodox churches of the Chechen Republic.
Since March, 15th, 1995 he was a rector of Michael Archangel church of the city of Grozny and Protopriest of orthodox churches in Chechnya.
Captivity and death
On January 29th, 1996, during the First Chechen war, together with archpriest Sergius Zhigulin he has been grasped by terrorists and was placed in a concentration camp of so-called «Department of state security of the Chechen republic Ichkeria». Under tortures he did not stipulated itself and not renounced belief and, as a result, has been shot by them.
He was martyred in February 14th, 1996.
Remains of father Anatoly were exhumated just in July, 2003 in mountains near Old Achkhoy.
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- saturates13g
- carbs50g
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The ustream live shows are becoming increasingly popular amongst the tee community. Kyle Crawford, of Electric Zombie, had a live show earlier today and answered a bunch of questions from his fans and viewers. Kyle is a very eclectic person, as such, you'll find some useful information intertwined with colorful words and endless rants! In the live show, he talks some about his upcoming line, why he loves MerchNow, music, why he likes AA tees, and why collaborations aren't really his thing. He also talks a little about why he will not be selling tees over $20 again. The show last about 60 minutes.Â
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In Beijing 1.3 million applied for a number-plate in march 2013, and only 18,000 actually got one. But EV buyers will get it.
In Beijing 1.3 million applied for a number-plate in march 2013, and only 18,000 actually got one. But EV buyers will get it.
Interesting topic. If China says they want 5 million EV cars by 2020, I have no doubt they will do it. China literally needs projects to invest in.
Here's the SkyNews video. They mention one China EV manufacturer.
Here's another China EV maker who has several models. Give Google translate a few extra seconds on the link.
Finally, here's an article about China's Geely Auto (penny stock) and Kandi with lots of good info on China's sprouting EV program. China thought it through quite a bit. They have swappable battery option, where unused batteries feed energy back to the grid during the day. If you want to rent, they will have rentals from 1hr to monthly. Available at airports, no need to call a taxi. Carshare programs. In a 100 square meters, that's enough room to charge 300 EV's by building up smart garages. Etc, etc.
Looks like China will own the supercheap EV market. One thing I notice about China's public policy is it's holistic and smart versus a scatterbrained , vacillating, constantly changing, WWF approach of some other countries.
What would be the point of using unused batteries to feed the grid? They have to be charged by the grid in the first place. Any source you use to charge the batteries could be used to "charge" the grid directly.
When you have excess power on the grid the batteries charge, when you need more power than the powerplants can produce the batteries uncharge.
It's a standard buffering system only applied to the peak electrical grid demand. Bological organisms use it all the time to maintain stable, homeostatic ranges for various things so they do not wildly fluctuate; but, stay inside a well defined range.
For exa your body temperature, get too hot or cold and you die. Another example of a homeostatic buffering system is the carbon/oxygen level in your blood.
So what the Chinese are really doing is building a grid battery backup and storage system that also charges EV batteries; or, solving two problems with one solution. Very cool, synergistic. The forumn brain trust people here should incorporate more of that technique into their various solutions/ideas.
Generally people tend to "stove pipe" their solutions: every problem gets it very own solution. Like its a law or moral: no solution poligamy, only one problem and one solution can go together, and then they are married forever.
China will be very interesting market to watch. They are the worlds #1 oil importer. Can't afford to keep that status with the growing number of vehicles hitting the road and just overall prices going up. Not to mention air quality issues, etc...
By immediate necessity, they will go electric in a big way.
Will they accept Tesla and associated Elon Musk tech as a solution? If so, Elon holdings is extremely undervalued on the market right now.
Many countries are encouraging BEVs. Besides China, North European countries like UK, Scandinavia, etc. Everything from free charging, tax exemptions, tax credits, HOV lane use, etc.
Google Mumbai smog, etc. Same view. Only a small percentage have autos. Imagine when the numbers double.
Unless you want to drive a golf cart, Tesla is only game in town.
Wonder what the potential market for MS is in Asia as a whole... 30k in 2014?
The registration advantage in Mainland China will be a big help for Tesla in the top end market, as there is no serious competition in BEV luxury market. Better yet if Tesla could get '888' in license plates for buyers (Chinese are VERY superstitious and the number '8' in Chinese sounds like 'rich' - the number '404' is super unlucky as it sounds like 'death and death')
I hope a multitude of crappy low end EVs do not tarnish the image of EVs there.
Looking at the dynamics there I would guestimate a soft landing of the economy there would make 2k units sold there looks doable in 2014. Wonder how many units sold will make a Tesla store breakeven???
I do not think it is that high due to cost and import tariffs, however 5k might be doable. Especially if the Model S sells well in Singapore and HK.