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[http://groups.google.com/group/android-users-in-canada/browse_thread/thread/d10d265664aa80d9# original post]
http://www.onoir.com/ - completely dark restaurant staffed by blind persons - I heard about this place on the radio but couldn't find it because I thought it was "au noir."


http://english.montrealplus.ca/portal/profile.do?profileID=505467 - Palais de l'Inde we ordered "vegetarian for two"


I'm afraid even as a consumer advocate I don't find your arguments to
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/ArticleNews/TPStory/LAC/20030730/MONTREAL30/TPTravel/?pageRequested=all - list of places, including entertainment/interest.
Rogers very convincing.


As I said to you in our other conversation, in order to be successful,
there must be very specific, reasonable requests most people will agree with.


Otherwise, people cannot be bothered, as typified in
http://www.geocities.com/cafebyblos/ Cafe Byblos - Nice Iranian/Persian atmosphere, very friendly owners, however the food seems average at best, aside from the Sunday evening specialty dish.
http://groups.google.com/group/android-users-in-canada/browse_thread/...,
their expectations from corporations are very low, or it "works for
them" (after substantial inconvenience, see Y's response). This
defeats any ability to make noise to get attention, to organize behind
reasonable demands that most consumers will agree to.


If I were to write a reasonable charter for mobile providers, it would
== To try ==
look like this:


1. The consumer is paying for a certain amount of bandwidth and voice
http://www.dieuduciel.com/ -  brasserie on laurier ouest
usage per month, they can use it however they want with whatever
devices they want, as long as they are not disrupting the network.


2. If the carrier is offering extended contracts, the user should have
http://www.chao-phraya.com/ - thai - 50 laurier ouest
reasonably priced options if their device is lost, stolen or damaged,
or it proves inappropriate for any reason. An upfront charge with
replacement devices at a pro-rated replacement cost is reasonable.


3. Everyone's dealings with the company should be the same, based on
http://www.cim.mcgill.ca/~jer/visit/rest.html - long list of restos
clear rules, we should not be hearing about exceptional offers to
individuals when we are treated in a substandard way, after being
exasperated by inconsistent and apathetic service.


There has clearly been some trickery on Rogers' part. We are all here
http://www.montreal.com/tourism/veggie.html - good list of veggie restos
primarily because we respond to ideas of an alternative, Linux/open
source based operating system which we can understand, participate in
the community in a meaningful way, build apps for and work with the
low level operating system. Rogers did claim the Android would be an
"open," "revolution" phone. They created a campaign around these ideas
and specifically the Android devices. to entrap persons such as
ourselves who would respond to these ideas. When they realized the
Dream they had sold would not be upgradeable, they made an offer to
upgrade Dream users to the Magic, specifically stating this was the
reason. There was no mention of the 911 problem, and it's noteworthy
that the 911 problem was fixed months before in community provided
distributions of Android. The upgrade offer was cancelled prematurely,
and after a period of time we were told the upgrade was due to the 911
problem, and now that it had been fixed the upgrade would no longer be
available. Android users who didn't want to lose data and eventually
voice access were forced to "upgrade" their devices to a distribution
that doesn't support community upgrading.


Clearly, there are mistakes and dishonesty on Rogers' part here.
http://english.montrealplus.ca/bars_restaurants/cafe_lezard/1083553 - another neato cafe with internet
Putting forward a personal grab bag of complaints may get you out of your
contract, but you'll be right back where you started in two months.
Having a clear, organized  statement of requests is likely to be more
effective.


Mobile devices are the future of the Internet, just like the "real"
Le Jardin De Panos  (greek avv) http://english.montrealplus.ca/portal/profile.do?&profileID=479215
Internet it needs to be more than a channel to keep corporations alive
and feed us commercials. Rogers is already making very good profits,
they should be more than happy with charging $1200 a year to provide
basic service and let us run whatever device we want.


Some people will say they can already run any third party device on
=== Asian ===
the Rogers network, but they're operating in a grey zone, until this
is clarified we can be forced to buy a Rogers provided device whether
we want it or not, and issues such as billing, access and support will
always be in question.


Clarifying that we can run any device on the Rogers network will
* Thai - Chu Chai (4088 St-Denis, 843-4194)
result in a a clear, open market for devices, leading to greater
consumer confidence and participation, more choice with easier to
upgrade devices, and better prices - like computers using "regular"
Internet.


[[Category:Advocacy]]
* Bombay Mahal - supposed to be very good
[[Category:Android]]
 
* http://www.triexpressrestaurant.com/menuenglish.html - !
 
=== pizza ===
 
* Angela pizza 1662, boulevard de Maisonneuve Ouest  http://english.montrealplus.ca/portal/profile.do?profileID=559150
 
* http://ameliospizza.com/ - <s>stupid web site, but </s>I pronounce the pizza pretty good. Lots of different veggies on the vegetarian pizza.
 
== Net cafes ==
 
https://auth.ilesansfil.org/hotspots_map.php - Nice low key place.
 
http://www.montreal.com/tourism/intacc.html
 
http://english.montrealplus.ca/feature/bring_your_own_wine/6001/index.jsp - good listing of apportez votre vin places
 
== Patios ==
 
http://www.federal-realestate.com/info-montreal-city-information/montreal-patios.html

Latest revision as of 11:46, 29 January 2011

http://www.onoir.com/ - completely dark restaurant staffed by blind persons - I heard about this place on the radio but couldn't find it because I thought it was "au noir."

http://english.montrealplus.ca/portal/profile.do?profileID=505467 - Palais de l'Inde we ordered "vegetarian for two"

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/ArticleNews/TPStory/LAC/20030730/MONTREAL30/TPTravel/?pageRequested=all - list of places, including entertainment/interest.


http://www.geocities.com/cafebyblos/ Cafe Byblos - Nice Iranian/Persian atmosphere, very friendly owners, however the food seems average at best, aside from the Sunday evening specialty dish.

To try

http://www.dieuduciel.com/ - brasserie on laurier ouest

http://www.chao-phraya.com/ - thai - 50 laurier ouest

http://www.cim.mcgill.ca/~jer/visit/rest.html - long list of restos

http://www.montreal.com/tourism/veggie.html - good list of veggie restos

http://english.montrealplus.ca/bars_restaurants/cafe_lezard/1083553 - another neato cafe with internet

Le Jardin De Panos (greek avv) http://english.montrealplus.ca/portal/profile.do?&profileID=479215

Asian

  • Thai - Chu Chai (4088 St-Denis, 843-4194)
  • Bombay Mahal - supposed to be very good

pizza

  • http://ameliospizza.com/ - stupid web site, but I pronounce the pizza pretty good. Lots of different veggies on the vegetarian pizza.

Net cafes

https://auth.ilesansfil.org/hotspots_map.php - Nice low key place.

http://www.montreal.com/tourism/intacc.html

http://english.montrealplus.ca/feature/bring_your_own_wine/6001/index.jsp - good listing of apportez votre vin places

Patios

http://www.federal-realestate.com/info-montreal-city-information/montreal-patios.html

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