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An integrated circuit testing device, such as an ATE, configured with an architecture comprising a distinct software layer and a distinct hardware layer with an interface for tester abstraction providing a communication conduit between the software layer and the hardware layer. The software layer communicates in device under test terms whereas the hardware layer communicates in the terms of the testing apparatus. Various communication interface points are provided to the software and hardware layers, as well as the interface for tester abstraction.
1. An automatic testing equipment comprising:
a runtime software layer comprising indications of integrated circuit device under test pin information, the runtime software layer communicating in device under test terms;
a runtime hardware layer comprising indications of integrated circuit automatic test equipment instrument information, the runtime hardware layer communicating in automatic test equipment hardware terms; and
an interface for translating the device under test terms from the runtime software layer to the automatic test equipment hardware terms of the runtime hardware layer, wherein said runtime hardware layer is operable to send a testing signal to a device under test (DUT) and responsive thereto receive a response from said DUT.
2. The automatic testing equipment of
a common access port in communication with the runtime software layer.
3. The automatic testing equipment of
a hardware register interface in communication with the runtime hardware layer.
4. The automatic testing equipment of
5. The automatic testing equipment of
6. The automatic testing equipment of
a voltage level;
a test pattern; and
a test pattern timing.
7. The automatic testing equipment of
an instrument slot designator; and
an instrument pin designator.
8. The automatic testing equipment of
a hardware register location; and
a hardware register content.
9. A method of controlling an automatic test equipment (ATE), said method comprising:
receiving a block definition operable to define a layout of an integrated circuit (IC) device under test (DUT) by mapping said DUT to said ATE, wherein said block definition is in said DUT terms;
translating said block definition to instrument terms of said ATE; and
programming said ATE in accordance with said instrument terms of said ATE, wherein said programming is operable to test a functionality of said IC DUT.
10. The method as described in
parsing said block definition to form a parsed block definition; and
in response to said parsing, resolving said parsed block definition to form said DUT terms.
11. The method as described in
in response to said programming, applying a stimulus to said IC DUT;
receiving a response from said IC DUT; and
comparing said response with an expected response.
12. The method as described in
13. The method as described in
14. The method as described in
15. A system of automatic testing equipment comprising:
an automatic test equipment (ATE) comprising:
a runtime software layer comprising indications of integrated circuit device under test pin information, the runtime software layer communicating in device under test terms;
a runtime hardware layer comprising indications of integrated circuit automatic test equipment instrument information, the runtime hardware layer communicating in automatic test equipment hardware terms; and
an interface for translating the device under test terms from the runtime software layer to the automatic test equipment hardware terms of the runtime hardware layer, wherein said runtime hardware layer is operable to send a testing signal to a device under test (DUT) and responsive thereto receive a response from said DUT; and said device under test (DUT) coupled to said ATE.
16. The system as described in
17. The automatic testing equipment of
a hardware register interface in communication with the runtime hardware layer.
18. The automatic testing equipment of
19. The automatic testing equipment of
20. The automatic testing equipment of
a voltage level;
a test pattern; and
a test pattern timing.
21. The automatic testing equipment of
an instrument slot designator; and an instrument pin designator.
22. The automatic testing equipment of
a hardware register locations; and
a hardware register content.
This application is a continuation application of and claims priority to co-pending non-provisional application Ser. No. 10/888,863 titled �Automatic Test Equipment Operating Architecture� filed on Jul. 9, 2004, which claims priority to provisional application 60/541,550 titled �Software Framework for Open Architecture ATE� filed on Feb. 3, 2004, the disclosures of which are hereby incorporated by reference as though fully disclosed herein.
This invention relates generally to an automatic test equipment employing an open architecture software framework and methods related thereto.
Typically, an ATE 10 is physically located at an integrated circuit fabrication facility or �fab.� Purchase of an ATE is a relatively expensive capital equipment expenditure. As such, many fabricators do not dedicate an ATE to testing one particular type of chip, but instead deploy it to test and characterize many different types of chips that each require unique test and characterization routines. Test engineers or other personnel may run tests and characterize some or all of the chips being produced at the fabrication facility.
As new integrated circuits are developed with new features, a fabricator typically attempts to use an existing ATE to test and characterize the new chip. In many instances, the ATE vendor develops new hardware, sometimes referred to as instruments or pin electronics, to interface with the new integrated circuit and allow the ATE to conduct the desired tests. Conventionally, the ATE vendor also has to develop and deploy new software to communicate with the new hardware. It is often time consuming and difficult to adapt existing ATE to the new functionality. One additional problem that often occurs with conventional ATE's involves the difficulty in ensuring that existing test routines for chips being fabricated, perhaps for years, are able to run properly. Oftentimes, the existing routines must be modified and debugged at considerable time and expense to conform with the new software or hardware releases.
Aspects of the present invention provide a software framework or operating system deployable in an ATE that facilitate use of the ATE in testing many different chips, quick and easy reconfiguration of a test or characterization routine to focus on testing of a particular trouble spot for a chip, modularity, test release independence to ease of updating or reconfiguring the ATE to add new features, which might involve adding or upgrading software subroutines and adding or upgrading hardware of the ATE.
Aspects of the present invention involve an automatic testing equipment, or other integrated circuit testing device, comprising a runtime software layer comprising indications of DUT pin information, the runtime software layer communicating in device under test terms. The ATE further includes a runtime hardware layer comprising indications of ATE instrument information, the runtime hardware layer communicating in automatic test equipment hardware terms. Finally, the ATE includes an interface, or ITA, for translating the device under test terms from the runtime software layer to the automatic test equipment hardware terms of the runtime hardware layer.
The ATE may include several access points, including a common access port in communication with the runtime software layer, a hardware register interface in communication with the runtime hardware layer, a CORBA interface in communication with the common access port, the interface for tester abstraction, and the hardware register interface, a java native interface in communication with the common access port, the interface for test abstraction, and the hardware register interface.
The runtime software area comprises at least one language object, at least one controller object, and at least one features object. The runtime hardware area comprises at least one area controller and at least one instrument driver. The ITA may comprise a DC-levels interface, an analog interface, a connection interface, an alarm interface, a trigger interface, a timing interface, a capture interface, and a pattern interface.
In another aspect of the invention, a method of controlling an automatic test equipment comprises receiving a block definition of an automatic test equipment instrument in device under test terms, the block definition comprising at least one indication of a parameter of the automatic test equipment instrument; translating the device under test terms to automatic test equipment instrument terms; and programming the automatic test equipment instrument in accordance with the block definition.
The method may additionally comprises the operation of parsing the block definition. After which, the method may comprise resolving the block definition. The method may include translating the resolved block information to an identification of the automatic test equipment instrument, translating the resolved block information to instrument term values, programming the automatic test equipment instrument in accordance with the instrument term values. Generally, the ATE may command the automatic test instrument to apply a stimulus to the device under test; and receiving a response from the device under test. Finally, the ATE may perform the operation of comparing the response from the device under test with an expected response for the device under test.
Aspects of the present invention involve a framework for a software operating system for an ATE. An ATE configured in accordance with the present invention is architecturally divided between areas responsive to the IC being tested, i.e., the DUT, and areas responsive to the interfaces with the IC, i.e., the ATE and its instruments. Configured in such a manner, each area is separately accessible, upgradeable, reconfigurable, and the like, with little or no direct impact on the other areas. As such, the ATE may be efficiently configured to operate with new ICs, while maintaining operation with existing ICs, as well as new instruments, and test and characterization routines.
An ATE communicates with a DUT through a device typically referred to as an �instrument.� An ATE instrument generally has one or more logic connections adapted to apply the stimulus to one or more input pins of a DUT and has one or more logic connections adapted to receive the output sequence and perform the comparison operation. The runtime software area 18 provides the infrastructure to define the input sequences applied to the DUT. For example, through the runtime software area, the user may establish input voltage levels, test pattern timing, and the like. The runtime hardware area 20 provides the infrastructure to program, drive, and configure the ATE instruments that provide the connections with the DUT.
The runtime software area 18 is responsive to device or DUT terms. The runtime hardware area 20, on the other hand, is responsive to tester or ATE terms. As used herein, the term �DUT term� includes logical constructs in terminology associated generally with a DUT or some portion thereof. In contrast, as used herein, the term �ATE term� includes logical constructs in terminology associated generally with an ATE or an instrument thereof. By logically separating the architecture and its control over the ATE, a user familiar with a particular IC may devise a test scenario in the terms of the IC. For example, the user may communicate with ATE by referring to pins of the IC and logic voltage levels associated therewith. The runtime hardware area communicates with the instrument that will physically stimulate the appropriate pins at the associated voltage levels. The user need not know the particulars of the instrument, as he may communicate in terms of the IC.
The runtime software 18 and hardware areas 20 communicate via the interface for tester abstraction (�ITA�) 22. One function of the ITA is to provide a translation between DUT terms of the runtime software layer and the ATE terms of the runtime hardware layer. Unlike conventional ATE operating system frameworks, in one embodiment of the invention, the runtime software area is substantially distinct from the runtime hardware area. The ITA provides the interface to translate between DUT terms and ATE terms.
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Test templates exist within the user code module. In one implementation, test templates are divided into several capabilities, including: strategy control to provide specialized test control needed for parallel device testing, binning control to allow customization for the specific device binning requirements, test validation to validate the test setup and usage against the system capabilities, test execution control to provide customization of the device test methods and sequencing, and user library support for common tasks. The user code module further includes standard test template implementations that can be customized by the user to suit their specific needs.
In one implementation, the runtime software layer 18 is hardware independent. On the other hand, the runtime hardware layer 20 is tester hardware dependent. With hardware dependencies separated between the runtime software layer and the hardware layer, new hardware may be added to the system without impact on existing runtime software layer objects. At the software layer, support for new hardware is achieved by plugging in new language, controller and feature objects to support the new hardware.
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myTimBlock=cap.getBlock (�Timing�, myBlockName);
myPeriodSection=myTimBlock.getSection (�Periods�);
Second, asynchronous interaction or �push/broadcast� includes a datalog interface that pushes data to the designated outputs as it is created. The datalog system is implemented in the feature area, with a generic object interface to provide producer/consumer registration and runtime controlled enabling of log data. Further, asynchronous interaction includes a tool interaction registration system that provides a change notification service for data within the generic block and generic object areas.
The ITA 22 provides synchronous data access to the instrument. The ITA is implemented, in one example, with a generic interface class that is inherited by each area and instrument driver. The interface provides the following types of capabilities: getarea (�areaToken�) to allow hierarchical traversal of the tester functionality; listCapabilities(�areaToken�) to provide a list of the available tokens for the given area; and, setX/getX for data access to a group of HW resources for a given capability (token) for X types, such as Integer, Double, Float, Token, BitArray, etc.
Two examples of specific capability provided by the ITA, are:
myPinLevels=Ita.getArea (�Levels/PE�);
myPinLevels.setD (�busPins�, �VIH�, 1.5);
Referring again to
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The CORBA technology used for the interface provides a unified API which is network accessible from any platform/language. Also, a portion of the interface definition is derived from the user-source block syntax for both block access and ITA access. In doing this, once the source definition is known, a large part of the API is also known. This helps make the system easier to use.
As mentioned above, many ATE include devices, often referred to as �instruments,� that are used for the ATE to interact with the DUT. Instruments may be generally classified as a function of three DUT pin types. Namely, power supply, digital and analog DUT pin types. The term �pin� being meant to correlate with the type of DUT pin or resource that the instrument will be in communication with. For example, a power supply pin is used to provide the necessary power to the appropriate pins of a DUT in order to run the DUT during a test. Digital and analog instrument pins typically convey the digital or analog test stimulus, respectively, to the DUT and receive the response from the DUT.
In the input channel 64, the digital pin instrument includes a pattern memory 68 for storing a test pattern to be applied to the DUT. The memory is in communication with a drive formatter 70, which translates the test pattern into the appropriate logic levels for the DUT. The drive formatter is also in communication with a timing block 72 that provides the appropriate timing for transmitting the test pattern to the DUT. The drive formatter transmit the properly formatted test pattern to a driver, such as a comparator 74 with VIH (Voltage Input High) and VIL (Voltage Input Low), which in turn transmits the test pattern, with proper voltage levels and timing, to the appropriate pin or pins of the DUT.
In the output channel 66, the digital pin instrument includes a comparator 76 with VOH (Voltage Output High) and VOL (Voltage Input Low) that receives the response from the DUT 12. The comparator transmits the response to a latch 78. The latch is in communication with the expected response formatter 80, which transmits the expected response to the latch in order to compare the actual DUT response with the expected response. The timing block 72 is also in communication with the expected response formatter to provide the appropriate timing for the expected response signal. The results of the comparison are transmitted and stored in the capture memory 82.
Referring again to
The runtime software area of the framework provides an abstract view of the system hardware, such as an instrument 62. For purposes of the runtime software, an instrument may be decomposed into abstract constructs and defined in device under test terms (e.g., the terms of the IC). For example, the runtime software may include a hierarchy of blocks, which provide a medium for the user to define the hardware set-up with abstract constructs. The blocks are further decomposed into device term definitions for setting up the hardware, such as an instrument, for a test. For example, device term definitions may include �levels� for user to define the voltage levels of the driver and the comparator, �pattern� for a user to define the test pattern for a DUT and the expected response pattern to compare to the actual response of the DUT, �timing� for a user to define the timing for applying the test pattern to the DUT and for comparing the expected response to the actual response from the DUT, etc.
At the software layer level the user defines the device layout in DUT terms as a function of a designation or name of each pin of the DUT. For example, DUT pin 1=�CLK� and DUT pins 1-3=�DBUS� or databus. Correspondingly, the software layer will include a CLK levels block and a DUT pin levels block. Through the levels block the user defines the voltage levels for the CLK and the databus pins.
Name Map:
The �Signals� block establishes the DBUS designator as an input/output (�IO�) signal involving pins 0, 1, and 2. The name map establishes a mapping between the DBUS[0], DBUS[1], and DBUS[2] designators and the instrument in slot M of the ATE. The �pogo� syntax refers to particular pins N or sockets of an ATE of the instrument in slot M. In the example set forth above, DBUS[1] is mapped to the instrument in slot 5 and pin 10, DBUS[2] is mapped to the instrument in slot 5 and pin 20, and DBUS[3] is mapped to the instrument in slot 7, pin 13. As such, the name map provides a mapping between the DUT terms of the data bus of the DUT and the ATE terms of an instrument that will pass and receive signals on the DUT data bus.
For testing the data bus designated �DBUS,� various block types may be defined. In one example, the block definition is provided as a plug-in to allow easy addition and reconfiguration of block definitions. The following is XML code for one example of a DBUS �levels� block:
With reference to the instrument block diagram of
Next, the language object parses the block definition (operation 710). Table 1 below illustrates the parsed instrument voltage levels definition. The top row of the table is the parsed voltage level designators VIH, VIL, VOH, and VOL. The second row in corresponding columns, is the parsed equation definitions for the associated voltage level definitions. Thus, for example, column 1, row 1 has the voltage level definition designator VIH and corresponding column 1, row 2 has the corresponding definition of VCC*0.8.
Next, under control of the controller object, the feature object resolves the parsed levels block (operation 720). The feature object has the parsed equations from the language object. Table 2 below illustrates the resolved levels definitions for a value of VCC=5.0 volt. With a VCC value of 5 volts, VIH resolves to 4.0 volts, VIL resolves to 0.2 (not a function of VCC), VOH resolves to 2.55 volts, and VOL resolves 2.45.
Next, the controller object receives the resolved levels information from the features object (operation 730). The fully resolved levels values may be stored in a cache available to the ITA. The controller object then passes the resolved instrument levels information in DUT terms to the ITA (operation 730), which begins the translation from the DUT terms to the ATE terms (operation 740). In the example set forth herein, the DUT terms information is translated to instrument terms to program the instrument for testing the particular DUT it will be connected to. As shown in
The following are generic ITA level pseudo-code commands implemented in the ITA:
With reference to the DBUS example discussed with respect to the software layer, the command:
establishes a pointer to the DC levels ITA. The DC levels ITA translates the DUT terms information to ATE terms information for the DC levels. With respect to the DBUS definition, the following commands illustrate an example of the generic pseudo-code command of area.setx (rsrc, token, value):
These commands set the DBUS values for Vih, Vil, Voh, and Vol in the DC Levels ITA. More particularly, for the mylevels area, the DBUS resource (i.e., the pins associated with the DBUS mapping), are set with tokens of Vih, Vil, Voh, and Vol, respectively, and with values of 4.0, 0.2, 2.55, and 2.45, the resolved values for each DBUS token. As such, at this point, the DC Levels ITA has received resolved DBUS values in DUT terms.
The ITA includes an additional mapping construct to translate the DUT terms to ATE terms. As discussed above, a mapping is established between the DUT and the ATE via the signals definition and name map. As such, the DC levels ITA recognizes that:
As such, via the signals definition and name map mechanism, the ITA resolves DBUS pins 0, 1, and 2 (in DUT terms) to Instruments in slots 5 and 7 and pins (sockets) 10, 20, and 13, respectively (in ATE terms). Thus, for example, pin 10 of the instrument in slot 5 is coupled with DBUS pin 0 of the DUT.
Following, the identified instruments are set with the appropriate instrument term values (operation 760). For example, the instrument drivers may be set with the following commands.
Instrument Type A [slot 5] set D (pins 10+20, Vih, 4.0);
Instrument Type B [slot 7] set D (pins 13, Vil, 0.2);
Note, similar commands are used to set instruct pins with values associated with Vil, Voh, and Vol. The results of these commands are then used to program the instrument (operation 770). In one example, the set D commands set forth above cause the instrument driver to load particular hardware registers with values corresponding the Vih, Vil, Voh, and Vol values set forth above. For example, to program an instrument, the instrument drivers might include the following pseudo-code:
As such, VIH is mapped to hardware register address 0X10. Register value is established in a format understandable to the instrument. In the above example, the �Register Value� operation converts the Vih voltage value of 4 volts, to a binary representation thereof.
Further, the resolved register value is stored in the VIH register for the target instrument. Thus, for example, the instrument in slot 5 will program Voltage input high of its output channel comparator at the value stored in register address 0X10.
Although various representative embodiments of this invention have been described above with a certain degree of particularity, those skilled in the art could make numerous alterations to the disclosed embodiments without departing from the spirit or scope of the inventive subject matter set forth in the specification and claims. In methodologies directly or indirectly set forth herein, various steps and operations are described in one possible order of operation, but those skilled in the art will recognize that steps and operations may be rearranged, replaced, or eliminated without necessarily departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention. It is intended that all matter contained in the above description or shown in the accompanying drawings shall be interpreted as illustrative only and not limiting. Changes in detail or structure may be made without departing from the spirit of the invention as defined in the appended claims.
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- I really enjoy the City versionOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/11/2008I really enjoy the City version of this place and hoped for similar. First thing - these guys need to get Google and all the other map places to give VERY specific instructions to get here! Food was okay; the heirloom tomatoes were over ripe and a little tasteless, the half chicken was a little overcooked. The ribs were great. My colleague demolished his steak sandwich so that must have been good! Service was excellent - attentive but not overbearing, and nice touch when the manager came over to check in. It's a fabulous space and I want it to do well.Special Features:
- Loved the furnishings andOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/10/2008Loved the furnishings and decor of the room. Pleasant very accommodating helpful service and good food. As a Gluten free diner I was impressed that our server was knowledgeable about what items on the menu to try or to avoid. We will definitely return to try some more selections. Although it was a bit warm in the dining area we enjoyed the dinner and good selection of desserts. Since we are not looking for kid friendly dining we would try to come a bit later to avoid the noisy families. Nice bar selections and friendly bartender.Special Features:
- Everything was lovely. WeOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/6/2008Everything was lovely. We enjoyed ourselves. One thing...I am a decorator and was facing two large pictures of fruit. They were offensive to me as a decorator and do not fit the decor. I had to move so my back faced them. They are uninteresting and do not fit in an historical setting as elegant as your restaurant.Special Features:
- A wonderful place for a celebratoryOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/31/2008A wonderful place for a celebratory birthday dinner.Special Features:
- had been here before and foundfoodieVIPDined on 7/26/2008had been here before and found it more than acceptable. Now the service was so poor that would hesitate to return. Food quality was very good.Special Features:
- It took nearly an hour forOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 7/13/2008It took nearly an hour for our food to be served. Having dined here before, I can say this was an exception, not the rule, thankfully. Had it been our first time dining here, I don't know that we would have returned due to the extended wait.Special Features:
- The food was only fair. EveryoneOpenTable Diner Since 2001VIPDined on 7/6/2008The food was only fair. Everyone who ordered their famous ribs complained that they were very dry, same for the chicken. I was hoping for prime rib, which was advertized on their website as their special for Sat and Sun, but I was disappointed when told that they didn't serve prime rib on Sunday! I told the restaurant when I made reservations that we were celebrating 3 birthdays. There were eleven people in our group, all eating and drinking. However, no one did anything for us, or even said happy birthday, rather disappointing! It's unfortunate when restaurants don't adhere to strict quality control for the food they serve, and don't seem to care if you are there or not! We are definitely not going back to this restaurant!Special Features:
- When I made the reservationOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 7/6/2008When I made the reservation I requested a table at 6:30 pm, and was told all that was available was either 5 pm or 8 pm. I decided to take the 5 pm, hoping it wasn't too early for my guests and figured it would probably work out. When we arrived at 5 pm, they had just opened the doors, and the air conditioning wasn't on. It was pretty stuffy in side, but we decided to give it a try. By 6 pm three other small groups came in, and at 6:30, there were only four occupied tables. I surely couldn't understand why we were'nt able to get at reservation at that time. We left around 7:30 pm and no one else had arrived. Slow night???? I don't think I would request a reservation there again, or even bother to go back.Special Features:
- I was really looking forwardOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 7/5/2008I was really looking forward to having dinner here, but the service was so terrible. It took forever for someone to wait on us and yet the place was nearly empty.
- It's a nice, reliable placeOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 7/3/2008It's a nice, reliable place halfway between SF and San Jose.Special Features:
- beet salad dressing was tastelessOpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 7/2/2008beet salad dressing was tasteless onion rings were great coleslaw---way too much horseradish great home made potato chipsSpecial Features:
- I thought service was lackingRobbobDined on 6/27/2008I thought service was lacking a bit. Started off well but tapered off. Food was VERY GOOD.Special Features:
- Even though the restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 6/23/2008Even though the restaurant was not at all crowded, it took 20 minutes to get seated at lunch (with a reservation), and another 20 before anyone showed up to take our order, and then a very long wait for the food.Special Features:
- Went there for a birthday.OpenTable Diner Since 2000VIPDined on 6/22/2008Went there for a birthday. Food was okay. Service was off. Water refills were sporadic. Waitress was nice, but I think she was the only one for the whole restaurant. Buyboys needed more training. One cleared my salad plate a put my dirty knife back on the table (rather than clearing it and just bringing me a new one for my entree), and also brought out the birthday dessert with a candle on it, but it wasn't lit! That doesn't make any sense. I hope this place picks up the pace. I used to eat here growing up, and it was a very solid, dependable restaurant. When I went, it was only 20% full.Special Features:
- Very disappointed, not beenKokoVIPDined on 6/19/2008Very disappointed, not been there in a while, used to be "tried and true". Service very slow, not just our table but we looked around and no one seemed to be getting their food. After 45 minutes, I finally asked the Host since his station was behind our table and he said that our food would be out next (we had all ordered salads/appetizers, which normally doesn't take that long). When the food came out, quality of ingredients was low (zucchini, carrots were the veggies on the plate, same as the veggie side order) vegetables were over salted, when we brought it to our waiter's attention, we were offered dessert- wasn't the point, we just thought they should know. Disappointing presentation. Fresh fruit plate didn't have peaches as listed
- Service was very slow (a meetingOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 6/16/2008Service was very slow (a meeting for the wait staff was scheduled during our time there); Lengthy time before the waiter greeted the table. Lengthy time between ordering and receiving food and beverages. The place was not at all crowded or busy so this was very surprising. The wine list could be much better. The food was VERY good and made up for the wait time.Special Features:
- We had a poor experience atOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/15/2008We had a poor experience at MacArthur Park. Our reservation thru Open Table was not honored. We were seated by the kitchen. The wine list is short. The wines by the glass are expensive for a small amount of wine. And to top it off, the lobster pasta made me sick.
- No one informed me that itOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 6/15/2008No one informed me that it was only a father's day brunch menu and you couldn't order off the menu at all which was irritating. Further, the service was very poor---which is hard to do when you have a brunch and the server barely has to do anything. the food was great, but the experience was sub par.Special Features:
- Ribs, as always, terrific. WineGrandmaVIPDined on 6/14/2008Ribs, as always, terrific. Wine is way over-priced. Wine prices remind me of Kincaid's, which caters to an out-of-town, "Expense Account" clientele. For example, Edna Valley Chard, which retails for about $11 at Costco, costs $48 at this restaurant.Special Features:
- I must admit our server wasOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 6/13/2008I must admit our server was pretty bad. We waited 15 minutes just for our first round of drinks, couldn't find her when we wanted her (like when the 2 new york steaks were served without steak knives), she was friendly, but sure didn't earn a good tip. The steak was good, caesar salad yummy, bread was a very nice sourdough. Price wasn't out of line. The place sure was hard to find for a first-timer though, we parked on the other side of the overpass at first! Our mistake.
- We have eaten there many timesTEGOVIPDined on 6/11/2008We have eaten there many times and the food is always good. However, the service was notup to par this time. Also, a fresh fruit desert that boasted red and white cherries came with no cherries at all. It took several tries to find out why. The desert was supppossed to be taken off the bill but wasn't.Special Features:
- I hadn't been to MacArthurOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 6/11/2008I hadn't been to MacArthur Park for a couple of years and it will be that long again before returning. The food is good, the bar service is very slow even during the least busy time. The barman takes great care to converse with his guest rather than to serve drinks. Upon arrival the hostess would not negotiate seating even though half the restaurant was unoccupied. I was told that since my OpenTable.com reservation had just arrived the claustrophobic corner table was all that was available. MacArthur Park staff needs to be trained to be attuned to their customer's wishes. The barn like open interior lets sound carry unobstructed to create a noisy environment. This restaurant is better suited to large groups than to couples dining.
- We used to go to MacArthurOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 6/9/2008We used to go to MacArthur Park many years ago and the ribs were fantastic. On this visit, the first in 5 years, the ribs were tough and tasteless. We purchased 2 full racks and took 1 full rack home to the dog. The cole slaw was also tasteless. The french fries were good, as was the mud pie. I was very disappointed, having recently had superior ribs from Andronico's, the local grocery store.
- While we were there, thereOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 6/7/2008While we were there, there was a private party in half of the restaurant -- jammed with people and very noisy. Then the Stanford Marching Band invaded to play. Lots of fun and high energy, but it made it impossible to even communicate with our waiter.
- This was the single worstOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 6/6/2008This was the single worst dining experience my husband and I have had in years. What a disaster! The food was awful. For example, my husband's french fries were obviously fried in the same grease as the fish. The waiter was given far too many tables, and the stress of having to manuever in such a poorly run restaurant was obvious. It is a shame to see such a revered dining institution fall into such a deplorable state. Skip MacArthur Park.
- This restaurant was difficultOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 6/5/2008This restaurant was difficult to find due to the location.Special Features:
- MacArthur Park has been changingOpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 6/4/2008MacArthur Park has been changing its menu and not for the better - the lunch menu is much smaller than it used to be and is missing the Harry's Bar steak sandwich, Baked Beans and Macarthur Park salad with blue cheese.Special Features:
- I haven't been to this restaurantSpenceDined on 6/3/2008I haven't been to this restaurant for years due to a restroced diet. However, my elderly neighbor wanted some really good spare ribs so it was decided to go to MacArhur Park. I can't begin to tell you how disappointing it was. It took forever for the ribs to come and when they did arrive, they were lathered in so much liquid BBQ sauce, that they were almost impossible to eat. I have never in my life seen anything like it. Rather than the sauce being carmalized and the ribs being "charred", it was like someone just dumped BBQ sauce on the ribs. I don't know what the problem is, but this restaurant has gone way down hill. I guess that's the reason there were so few people there.
- The food was great, but theOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 6/1/2008The food was great, but the service was surprisingly slow, particularly given that the restaurant was half empty. We ended up canceling our dessert.Special Features:
- The restaurant has just changedOpenTable Diner Since 2003VIPDined on 6/1/2008The restaurant has just changed ownership. While the food seemed the same as usual, the service was really poor. It seemed as if the waiter hadn't been trained. The hostess was also new and tried to help, she compted the coffee.Special Features:
- We arrived on time and toldOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 5/31/2008We arrived on time and told our table was being readied. And did we want to wait at the bar. OK. My husband ordered a Gin and Tonic which was flat. My husband told the bartender who tasted some and said "You mean the bubbles? This is the way it comes out of the dispenser." Can you believe that response?! The waiter brought my husband's Caesar salad and didn't offer fresh ground pepper. When the overhead lights went on, they flicked on and off for 10-15 minutes. It was rather annoying. When my husband asked if anything could be done, it was fixed. I don't know why the restaurant was half empty. I remember the days when it was hopping. There're many other places to dine and we won't come back.
- The service was impeccable!OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 5/24/2008The service was impeccable! The ribs were to die for! We love how Faz incorporated fresh vegetables and fruit into the menu. A fresh fruit plate was offered on the night we dined: fresh cherries, apricots and strawberries. What a wonderful dessert option.Special Features:
- This was our second time atNazaninVIPDined on 5/21/2008This was our second time at this restaurant and we will never go back again. It took the waiter 30 minutes after bring seated to take our appetizer order and dinner order was not taken until appetizers were done. 30 minutes after bringing our appetizers, then our dinner order was taken and took forever, leaving us waiting at the table for dinner. We were seated at 7:30 and dinner was brought to us at 9:15pm - almost two hours later. The restaurant was not crowded at all and enough waiters on hand but service was very disappointing. The food was poorly done. Salad had bits of shrimp shells and avocado skin was obviously not washed. Salmon was raw in the middle. Special mixed grill was flavorless.
- Food was mediocre at best,OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 5/17/2008Food was mediocre at best, including their highly touted ribs. For the price, however, it was a disappointment.Special Features:
- I couldn't make a commentYourHumbleFoodCriticVIPDined on 5/10/2008I couldn't make a comment about the other categories since we walked out after waiting over 35 minutes for our salad to arrive, and it never did. Waitress was too busy everwhere else but at our table. All I can say is very poor service. They need on site management. Someone who is in charge and walking the floor. I answered the other categories so my comment on service would go through.


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For the first time in a century, the gates of the most incredible candy farm in the world are opening at last. Luckily you are one of the holders of the 5 golden tickets and are invited to a one day tour of Candy Farm.How to play: To start with this game is pretty easy, and then the difficulty of the game would increase with the level completed. The goal of this game is to get each candy from the wrapper to its specified gift box which has the same color as the candy throughout your drawing ribbon. For instance, red to red, green to green. The whole game consists of many cities, different city means different level.The first several levels are rather easy to solve. But please be patient when the levels becomes more and more difficult. You will need to do some brain exercises to solve the puzzles and you can submit your score to online Game Center to compete with other players.JJCgames
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Downgrading of India's aviation safety ratings by the Federal Aviation Administration may impact domestic aircraft chartering business in the long run, a senior official of Business Aircraft Operator's Association of India said.
BAOA secretary R.K. Bali said as India does not have adequate number of personnel to carry out regular inspections, aviation companies may tend to become complacent.
"It will affect the business in the long run definitely as far as charter business is concerned. May be in the neighbouring countries if they want charter plans, they will go for some other country because they see safety issues (here). It does affect the business. It is too early, but it is going to show affect all over the world," Mr. Bali told PTI on the sidelines of India Aviation-2014.
Recently the FAA said that it has downgraded India's aviation safety rating from the top to the second category.
The downgrade from Category I to II means that Indian aviation regulator does not meet the safety standards set by the U.N. agency, the International Civil Aviation Organisation.
Mr. Bali said if any country has weak safety oversight, then people will hesitate to charter planes from that country as it may tend to sudden checks when the aircraft flies to some other country, forcing unexpected delays.
"We (India) do not have adequate number of inspectors to go and inspect. If the regular inspections are not carried regularly, people tend to become complacent. There has to be regular checks to make the people to be on their toes," Mr. Bali said.
The total inventory value of general Aviation aircraft in India is over Rs. 12,000 crore providing direct employment of 12,000 and an equal number indirectly, the aviation body said.
BAOA has called for a separate regulatory framework for General Aviation to clear bottlenecks for the sector to grow in India.
According to the figures supplied by BAOA, as on August 2013, India had 525 aircraft, as against 558 in 2012.
This dismal performance is due to poor induction of aircraft to the existing fleet and large number of de-induction.
Keywords: India aviation safety, Federal Aviation Administration, ratings downgrade, Business Aircraft Operator's Association of India


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Social relationships are good for your physical health! According to a recent Science Daily article, relationships improve your chances of living by up to 50 percent. Recent research found that increased interaction with others is similar to avoiding behavioral health risks such as smoking, alcohol abuse, physical inactivity, and being obese. Staying connected in meaningful relationships can pay off not only for your social life, but also for your health.


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