19990210JUSTTWODAYSTOBERKELEYCRITICALMASS
IWILLBEREADYWITHMYCARTORUNYOUDOWNYOUMORON

2/10    What's the optimal path to get from San Ramon to good sushi,
        taking both distance and quality into account?
           \_ I'm asking for recommendations of sushi places.
              Statement of question was intended to be humorous.
              Would you seriously try raw fish at a random restaurant?
              --tsang
              \_ anonymous coward deleted.  -tom
                        \-eibisu in SF. --psb
        \_ a hamilton path.  you want to make sure you visit every single
           street corner first.
        \_ use greedy algorithm
        \_ variation of Kruskal
        \_ yellow pages + yahoo maps = not having to ask stupid questions on motd
        \_ yellow pages + yahoo maps = not having to ask stupid q's on motd
           \_ uhh, yellow page and yahoo maps doesnt tell you if a sushi place
              is good or not
           \_ I'm asking for recommendations of sushi places.
              Statement of question was intended to be humorous.
              Would you seriously try raw fish at a random restaurant?
              --tsang
                \_ if it's on the web, it must be good!  -tom
        \_ eibisu in SF. --psb

19990210JUSTTWODAYSTOBERKELEYCRITICALMASS
           \_ is it enough better than more local restaurants to justify
              the long drive from San Ramon?  --tsang
        \_ ebisu in SF, has > 2hr waits, and no reservations...
        \_ might try Kirala in Berkeley
                \_ He said "good" sushi.
        \_ House of Sake in Walnut Creek. --chris

2/10    I finally got to talk to the professor at CMU. He was very informal and
        I got to call him by his first name. His first question to me was
        "WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED IN YOUR LAST SEMESTER?" Then after about a
        minute of chatting, he said he had a meeting and would call me back.
        However, it has been a day, and he hasn't called yet. Should I wait
        patiently, or call him back?
        \_ OK, message received that you got into CMU. Now shut up.
           \_ not yet, I think he wants to find out more before making a final
              decision.

2/10    HELP!  In MS-DOS there's an UNDELETE command.  Is there any command
        in NT that does the same thing?  I accidentally deleted a lot of files
        in a directory with "del c:\foo" and I want to recover them.  They
        are not in the Recycle Bin.  Thanks much!