Try mexican stores, some of them carry them.

Considering that since it is a mobile version, the approach should be slightly different from the web version:

- Dashboard centered. The main screen should have a summary of your stuff e.g. your questions, your answers, notifications, etc.

- When you're on the question browsing view, the capacity to toggle between the most relevant questions and all of them should exist.

- maybe a 'favorite categories' preset view could be useful so you don't have to see all of them on your phone.

- an refresh rate setting so you don't suck up bandwidth you don't need to.

- clean UI over flashy stuff. always.

- free, of course

hmmm... plus all the 'by default' UX stuff that normally make apps not suck.

I think that's why the 'thumb down' exists. The more thumbs down, the further down those questions are pushed on the list. Simple rating system, no need to re-invent the wheel here.

Coconut Bliss!

I would agree with Josh. Lighthouse Roasters in Fremont is the best I've tried so far, and it might fit what you describe you are looking for.

It has a special flavor to its roast that makes me thing they add some other grain to the coffee (?), I might be wrong...

I think is a good step forward on usability, but the fact that starts showing you crap from the first character you type is like a waste.

Let's say I want to search for 'rock and roll'.

R - shows me a bunch of realtor crap
RO - shit about rooms
ROC - stuff about some place called rockwall
ROCK - same as above
ROCK A - some stupid shit about rock auto parts
ROCK AN - finally!

I start getting what I want until I get to "rock a" which to me seems like a plain waste of bandwidth and processing power.

Summarizing, I think is not worth having it unless is placed in some sort of context or frame of reference, for example if you're searching within a certain topic or website.

If you have an iPhone or an Android you can also download the app. Not as loud as the real one, but equally annoying for those indoor situations ;)

Especially in popular areas or near markets, you'll find stores who sell 'Pacas' or used American clothing.

These are usually clothing donations smuggled across the border, to be sold for a buck a piece or so :)

I took a couple of my DSLR's lenses here:

http://www.photo-tronics.com/

They did a good job. The cost will depend on the lens and problem of course, but my telephoto with a bad power diaphragm was repaired for a couple hundred dollars including parts.

Open a Skype account. They provide you with a unique number, with which you can use your Skype Balance as a calling card to use from your cellphone.

https://support.skype.com/category/SKYPE_TO_GO/