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We are constantly being bombarded by information. Our phones ring, text, and connect us to the Internet. We engage in multiple chat sessions with colleagues. We try to focus on work discussions while the news runs in the background. Clearly, there is no shortage of information on any given subject.
With so much information swirling around us all the time, how do we focus on what's really relevant to us and give ourselves the time and space to think about important topics, understand them, and then apply them to our life and career to help us get ahead?
The same thing happens in the corporate training world. When we design training, it's not unusual for clients to bring us loads of content and then say, "It's imperative that ALL of this information be included in the training." The clients argue that learners need to know everything to be more effective and successful employees.
Perhaps. But no learner can sit for two hours and take in, understand, and then retain all the information that a subject matter expert has taken months to compile into a slide show. Adults need to receive information, understand why it's important to us, then have time to work with it and understand the application to make it part of our lives on a consistent basis.
Knowing this, we ask clients two questions about how much content to include in a training session:
This is primarily how learners, managers, and executives will decide if training was worthwhile. Do learners know what they need to know to be highly effective at their job and are they putting that knowledge into action and making it happen at work? When we ask those questions and really press on the content development side, clients start to understand that it's not necessary to include every detail during the training.
Much of the information can be given through different modalities. Maybe it's a list of links that reference different resources and where they are kept. Perhaps learners need to understand their network and how to use it. But all they need from the training is to know where and how to access that network—but not every person, each person's role, and how each person can help them.
Organizations try to hire smart people, right? So let's believe that if they receive the right tools and basics to be successful and know where to find the rest, they are armed enough to be able to do their job in a way that the company expects.
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We've got another round of showers and t-storms ongoing this afternoon - but thankfully these are nothing like yesterday. The same slow-moving area of low pressure off to our north is responsible for these but the worst of the storms are well off to our northeast today. The coverage of the t-showers will wane overnight tonight with skies turning partly cloudy. Overnight lows will drop into the lower 60s. Thursday will be partly sunny day with a few showers around and high temps in the low 80s.
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While watching Pakeezah some months back (and reading Meghnad Desai's book about the film), I was struck by how fond old Hindi cinema used to be of the motif of the 'chaste tawaif'. A paradox, seemingly, because how could a woman be a tawaif – a prostitute, to put it bluntly – and be chaste? But films like Pakeezah and Adalat did just that: they portrayed women who lived in kothas, sang (in Adalat) and danced (in Pakeezah) but were 'good' women, chaste and pure, women who may have been lusted after by bad men, but who – thanks to fate, good friends and relatives, kind strangers (both human and animal) – were always able to avoid the fate worse than death: of yielding their chastity to a man they were not married to, or weren't going to eventually marry, even if only in secret.
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Intequam (1969)
When Anu listed her favourite Sadhna films, I remarked that another Sadhna film I like—though it's from later in the actress's career—is Intequam. Based on Vendetta, a Marie Corelli novel (the only film adaptation of a Corelli work that's in colour), Intequam is a story of vengeance. Though it features a Sadhna whose gorgeousness had begun to suffer because of her medical problems, she's still interesting—and the central character in this film.
Deep Jwele Jaai (1959)
It's sad that, over the past year or so, barely a month has passed without my having to post a tribute to yet another film personality who's passed on. Last month, with Eleanor Parker, Joan Fontaine and Peter O'Toole passing away within days of each other, I thought it couldn't get worse. And I hoped that 2014 would be better.
But, alas. We say goodbye to yet another luminary of the film world. This time, the beautiful and very talented (not to mention wildly popular) Suchitra Sen (April 6, 1931-January 17, 2014), who made a mark in Hindi cinema even in the few films she acted in (Bombai ka Babu, Devdas, Mamta and Aandhi being the best-known), but ruled Bengali cinema.
Kohraa (1964)
I feel that, no matter how high an opinion one may have of oneself, it is risky business to attempt to remake a classic. If (for example) Alfred Hitchcock made a film, don't attempt to remake it—especially if you plan on tinkering with the way the story plays out. Biren Nag (who had already made the pretty good suspense thriller Bees Saal Baad) tried his hand at remaking Hitchcock's atmospheric Rebecca here, and while he got some things right, the end result is not quite as memorable as Rebecca was.
Parakh (1960)
The last Hindi film I reviewed was a Bimal Roy production – and it left me feeling very disappointed. To get over that (and to remind myself that Bimal Roy's films can generally be counted upon to be good), I decided to rewatch this one, an old favourite that reinforces Bimal Roy's style of film-making: everyday stories of life, real life, with all its joys and sorrows and mundane happenings.
Benazir (1964)
'Bimal Roy's Benazir' is what it says on the DVD cover. Enough to conjure up, for me, memories of some of the greatest Bimal Roy films I've seen: tender, thought-provoking, real films about real people. Benazir, perhaps because it wasn't directed by Bimal Roy himself but by S Khalil (who also scripted the film) falls short of the standard of Parakh, Prem Patra, Sujata, Do Bigha Zameen, or Bandini. A top-notch cast, a very well-respected production company, a master music director—but why does this film rarely get mentioned in the same breath as those?
Junglee (1961)
For a lot of people of my generation – or those younger than me, who have seen Shammi Kapoor in his earlier films, this is the film that is probably representative of Shammi Kapoor: the 'Yahoo! Kapoor' as a friend of mine says with a sneer.
Junglee is one of the major successes of Shammi Kapoor's heyday. It is also, with Shammi's wild whooping and crazy antics in songs like Suku suku, an important reason for him getting saddled with that 'Yahoo! Kapoor' epithet.
Mere Sanam (1965)
Nasir Hussain may have made his Tumsa Nahin Dekha story into four separate – and equally successful – films, but did that induce others to be original? On the contrary. Narinder Bedi, at least, probably seemed to think that what worked for Nasir Hussain might well work for him. Therefore, Mere Sanam, which has a storyline similar in many ways to Tumsa Nahin Dekha. (Both films also have fantastic music by OP Nayyar, by the way).
Bees Saal Baad (1962)
Several people who read my last post – which, as I'd mentioned, was an adaptation of a suspense novel, and in turn was remade in another language – guessed what this post would be all about. You were all kind enough to not let the cat out of the bag, but I guess you all got it right. The Hound of the Baskervilles, made in 1939 with Basil Rathbone as Sherlock Holmes, was remade in Hindi 23 years later, as Biswajit's first Hindi film, Bees Saal Baad.
Shaheed (1965)
One thing that has long puzzled me is Bollywood's reluctance to do real life stories. Where Hollywood has created films on the lives of people ranging from Napoleon's one-time fiancée to an obscure British missionary in China, we have, to show for years of fascinating history… Shahjehan and Changez Khan, both so badly warped that they bear little resemblance to fact. Dr Kotnis ki Amar Kahani is a refreshingly unusual film in being relatively accurate, as well as entertaining—but a flash in the pan.
Our generally avid enthusiasm for the freedom movement and its exponents gave me hope that Shaheed, the story of Bhagat Singh, might be worth a watch. This, after all, was the young man who inspired an entire slew of films, beginning with (or so Wikipedia would have us believe) a film in 1954, followed by a 1963 film starring Shammi Kapoor, and this one: the first of Manoj Kumar's many patriotic films. There have been later films—2002, for instance, saw two films, one a superb one starring Ajay Devgan and the other with Bobby Deol as Bhagat Singh—but Shaheed was the first major Bhagat Singh story.


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After five years of stagnant sales, Chrysler may finally be killing off its latest attempt at a sports coupe. According to AutoTelegraaf, production of the Crossfire is likely to end sometime this summer, due in part by the model's slow sales, as well as the production contract with Karmann ending after a five-year term.
Based off the previous generation Mercedes SLK, the hardtop and convertible have continued to be produced since the car's introduction, however, production of the SRT-6 variant ceased over a year ago. The execution of the Crossfire leaves a small hole in Chrysler's lineup, but its doubtful, considering all the uncertainty surrounding the automaker, that Chrysler will have the resources to focus on a successor.
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On Monday night, I had the privilege of watching James Murphy salvage an interview that, in lesser hands, probably would have gone down in flames. Mostly, the interviewer seemed to suffer from poor posture (perhaps he should watch this dry-mouthed TED talk on the power of body language) and lack of ... More >>
As part of the ongoing series of events Red Bull Music Academy has been hosting across New York City for the past month or so, former LCD Soundsystem frontman and founder of DFA Records James Murphy held a conversation with the Music Academy's Editor-In-Chief, Todd L. Burns. The interview took place ... More >>
Nick Murray: So we're here today to talk about Shut Up and Play the Hits, the new film (out tomorrow and tomorrow only) that captures LCD Soundsystem's final concert and follows the band's frontman, the inimitable James Murphy, as he embarks on what his British, kind of corny manager might have at o ... More >>
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Special Disco Version (James Murphy and Pat Mahoney) Museum of Modern Art Monday, May 23 Better than: Watching James Franco's "Actors Acting" clip over and over (and over and over) again. It wasn't too long ago that James Murphy said his goodbyes as the frontman of LCD Soundsystem. Accordi ... More >>
Got three hours and 41 minutes? LCD Soundsystem, Liquid Liquid Saturday, April 2 Madison Square Garden Better Than: Seeing the Strokes there on Friday. Midway through the evocative "Someone Great," James Murphy wiped his cheek with his hand. Maybe he was crying. Or maybe he was sweating. It could ... More >>
Earlier today, the National released a video for the song "Think You Can Wait," from the "quirky" Paul Giamatti film Win Win. The video is a misguided combination of film dialogue transposed over a staged performance (the YouTube comments have already begun trashing it, and Matt Berninger's voice ... More >>
photo by Rebecca SmeyneLCD Soundsystem in Baltimore, September 2010 Better Than: A really good laugh-cry. It's the third of LCD Soundsystem's final five shows, all leading up to the band's final hurrah at Madison Square Garden on Saturday, when we're almost positive that the stadium will spontaneo ... More >>
And the grand-goodbye continues. LCD Soundsystem played their second of five farewell shows, or their fourth-to-last show ever, last night at Terminal 5. Monday saw a Reggie Watts guest appearance, rude dudebros, and ultimate catharsis. Last night apparently featured a very similar set list and so ... More >>
Reggie and James LCD Soundsystem Terminal 5 Monday, March 28 Better than: The rest of those Certainly the End of Something or Other, One Would Sort of Have to Thinks We are gathered here in New York City's Terminal 5 to say goodbye to one of the most impeccable music projects of our adult lives. ... More >>
Baths cover LCD Soundsystem Let's face it: "All My Friends" is a nearly flawless song that could stand alone as the best track from LCD Soundsystem's three studio albums. That fact, however, has not stopped about a thousand different cover versions from hitting the internet, from professionals and ... More >>
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You want the Go-Go's, James Murphy will play the Go-Go's. Pics by Puja, more below.When you hear that James Murphy is DJing a Fashion Week party, you go. You just go. Noting that we had to be back downtown at midnight ("We'll just go for an hour, guys, it's James Murphy!"), we rallied our A t ... More >>
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Straightforward and appealing user interface
Following the brief and uneventful setup of the program, you can launch it and get started right away, as its ease of use and simplicity enables even the least experienced individuals to use it without too much trouble, from the first run.
The main window of Autodesk Pixlr allows you to load the photo you wish to process, supporting JPG, PNG, BMP, TIF, GIF and PSD format files, so you can work with them regardless of their formats.
Effortlessly edit your pictures using numerous effects, filters and styles
The utility includes several different categories of editing functions and tools, grouped into 'Fast', 'Refine', 'Effect', 'Overlay', 'Border', 'Stylize', 'Stickers' and 'Type', each one comprising multiple elements for you to choose.
From the 'Fast' submenu, you can crop or straighten your photos, as well as resize or autofix them. Similarly, you can heal or remove red eyes from the image, adjust the focal point or apply a splash of color. The 'Refine' section allows you to alter the color, contrast or blur level, even sharpen or smooth its appearance, or use double exposure by loading a secondary file.
The 'Effects' include 'Creative', 'Default', 'Soft', 'Subtle', 'Too Old', 'Unicolor' and 'Vintage' filters, while the 'Overlay' section provides you with numerous visual elements you can apply onto your pictures. Also, you can use 'Borders' or 'Stylize' the images in 'Pencil', 'Dapple', 'Sketch', 'Poster', 'Cross' or 'Watercolor'.
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Where do you want to go today?
Buddhist Caves
Surprisingly i did not find much on ASHTAVINAYAK circuit on your website.
ASHTAVINAYAK temples around Pune are must visit for all and i suggest you to have
sepreate section on it in sequence means what is best way to cover all 8 temples in 2 days etc.
Nice post. thanks to sharing this. Actually Mumbai is one of the best tourist
places in india. I went to coloba, Chowpatti, Gateway of India, all these places are very awesome. Every one want visit tourist places in Mumbai. But I didn't see any places in pune. I wish to visit pune next time.
Dear Rajaram,
I m live in pune and plan for 2nights 3days plan. My wife is preganant so can u suggest me any place where as I also tace care of wife and holiday also.
Pl waiting for ur reply.
Pavan G.
27. Dnyaneshwar Gorad Says:
November 22nd, 2013 at 3:21 pm
Hi Rajaram,
Thank you very much for this information. According to given details I visit there with my hole family. Such a nice place is this really all are enjoy.
Also thanks for given all the places near pune.
Now I am planning for three day tour for the all places near Pune and I will start from Balaji Mandir at kapurhol. so will you please suggest the route and places so that I can plan for my tour of all the places near pune.
Thanks & Regards
We (Me, My wife, My brother and My Sister) plan to visit pune in August month between 14-18 August. On 17 and 18, plan for Shirdi temple. Can you suggest for the rest of the days and also, the place near to Shirdi where we can enjoy on the way from pune to shirdi ?
We want to spend weekend somewhere around Mumbai where the loge and food facilities are best since having 2yrs child with us. interested in nature, want to avoid places nearby or in Pune.
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Posts by Esskay
566 posts • joined 9 Aug 2011
It's official: Mac users are morally superior to Windows users
Affluence =/= charity
Whilst the *amount* of moeny given away by mac users may be greater, I wonder if that amount represented a greater *percentage* of their income, or less - I give to charity each month, but it's well within my means - if the person next to me gave the ame amount to charity despite making less, I'd consider them more "charitable" than I.
In any case, the cynical part of me sees the purpose of this study being to guilt people into giving more to charity - since windows users vastly outnumber Apple users (in the desktop environment at least) it seems prudent for them to come to a conclusion that paints the majority of people as needing to donate more (and, given the state of the world, perhaps we do).
Samsung, LG 'lose confidence' in OLED TV tech
Re: It's the "O" that's got me spooked
Even phone OLED screens struggle will colour reproduction - It's the blue OLED sub-pixels that have the issue, they simply don't have the life of the others. As a result, the blue is "boosted" - to give a bit of a buffer for when the sub-pixel starts to fade.
As a result, if you have a close look at (for example, since I have one) samsung's super-OLED screens, the white colours will have a bluish tinge on them - as the screens age, this will tend towards a more neutral white, followed by a pinkish tinge as the blue OLEDs wear down.
'We are screwed!' Fonts eat a bullet in Microsoft security patch
"This is true - Comic Sans may be offensive to many IT folk but it is used for good reason in education."
Comic sans hasn't necessarily drawn ire from people because of an innate dislike for the typeface - it's commonly due to the fact that it's used inappropriately in many office environments because a manager thinks it makes them appear "on the same level" and "casual" when giving orders to staff, or because people think that it will make an otherwise shit boring event seem fun and relaxed - eg. "casual brunch" with the accounting team.
"Snugglesville School Fete - cupcakes and lemonade 50c each, or three for a dollar!" = makes sense to use comic sans
"Anyone caught using the printer for personal items will be given an official warning and be charged for the use of toner!" = Don't fucking use comic sans
For the love of god, please...
tell me comic sans was affected...
Anonymous hacks Westboro Baptists over Sandy Hook protests
I would have thought that by now amendments would have been made in the US to prevent the Westboro Baptist church from being able to get away with their lawsuits - sure, everyone has a right to free speech, but no-one has immunity from consequences - protesting at this funeral sounds a lot like poking a rabid dog with a sharp stick - if you know what's going to happen, and you still do it, why should the law allow you to do it over and over again whilst protecting you the whole time?!
Sadly it seems that the Church of Punitive Damages has an even more devout following than any of the other religious freakshows in the US.
'Metadatagate' fails to bring down Oz pollie
Re: @DougS (Was: I got your time-stamp right 'ere ...)
As an Australian, I'd have to agree. Most politicians' knowledge of of the internet encompasses the fact that their aides have told them posting on something called "facebook" and "twitter" gives them a valuable edge in the youth demographic.
Sadly such efforts are so transparent as to be close to pointless. It's well worth paying attention though, for the moment when politicians on either side (but more likely to be a national party or christian democratic party candidate) says something completely moronic before deleting it and hoping they got rid of it quick enough (hint - you didn't).
Chinese spacecraft JUUUUST avoids smashing into Toutatis
A rather unfortunate shape
If I saw an asteroid heading for earth that looked like that, I'd find it somewhat hard to take it seriously...
Senator threatens FAA with legislation over in-flight fondleslabbing
Re: "The current rules are inconvenient to travelers..."
Don't be silly, senators don't have to deal with the TSA circus! They go straight to the head of the queue - and as everyone knows, the TSA are necessary to win the War On Tourists.
Stephen Hawking pushes for posthumous pardon for Alan Turing
Nichomach: "it smacks of airbrushing the less comfortable aspects of our history.
Stop giving them ideas!
NASA to smash its spacecraft INTO THE MOON
shits and giggles
If you had the opportunity to smash something big and expensive into the moon - why wouldn't you?
Won't follow Apple Store rules? How 'bout an iTASER TREAT!
Frankly, my dear...
Whilst I think the idea of non-lethal weapons is a good one, the problem is training - surely the issue here is that the guy went over the top - using a taser to shut a woman up because she's hysterical and a bit difficult to get handcuffs on sounds like a 1950's solution...
Then again, maybe he was another Jobs cultist in disguise? Protecting the hive and all that...
Sniff.. Phew! WORLD'S OLDEST CHEESE discovered in Poland
"Cracking cheese, Chimelewski!"
For all our advances.... Some things just don't change. I wonder if in 8000 years time people will still be making chiko rolls (or at least whether the same ones cooked last year will still be sitting in the window by then).
N. Joseph Woodland, inventor of the barcode, dies at 91
Re: That reminds me of Jeremiah Kurzweil
I read your whole post, only to be rewarded with a pun.
That's like spending a whole night chatting someone up only to find out they're your cousin.
Polish man mistakes hot iron for mobe
For the Polish version of Iron Man?
Google gives fat fingers the flick before they click
"The fingers you have used to dial this number are too fat"
Perhaps a special fondling wand would be a good idea?
Revealed: The Brit-built GRAVITY-powered light that costs $5
"You think "they" didn't have such things before white man came along? Really?"
Guns- No, these were a "western" concept - sure we gave them out to whichever indigenous communities we thought would use them *with* us rather than against us - but we only gave them to the tribes/communities we liked. As a result those with guns found they could decimate their opponents (and in cases where we gave them to everyone; each other.)
Disease - Yes, we gave 3rd world countries a lot of our diseases. Not that they didn't have any of their own - but they had a modicum of immunity to theirs. It was the introduction of western diseases such as smallpox that devastated communities of 3rd world countries who had no exposure.
torture - sure, all humans could inflict pain on each other - but it took people such as King Leopold II to truly show how brutal humans could be. Whilst cutting the arms off people who didn't work hard enough in the rubber plantations could be filed under "brutal dictatorship" (which is, for the most part, how the Belgian Congo was run) I'd say it also fits pretty well under "enslavement" too (although I think we've got plenty of examples of how the west has given Africa slavery).
Colonisation - I'm sure there were conflicts and attempts at wiping each other out amongst local tribes before we came along, but never with the kind of force or scale that we used. The fact that many African nations now speak French or a variation of Dutch demonstrates what sort of effect we've had.
Apartheid - Seriously? You think native africans came up with this?!
Segregation - Not only in places such as the U.S, where Africans were considered to be lower class humans (and not even citizens for a long time) but in Africa as well - In Rwanda the genocide of the Tutsi's at the hands of the Hutu was in no small part due to the efforts of colonists deciding, based on arbitrary physical attributes (which, admittedly, did have some basis in tribal history, but was still no basis on which to decide which people were "better") to decide who would effectively be upper and lower class citizens.
These are things that we "gave" them.
Not reading history books doesn't change history.
"More western technologies to corrupt their ways of living"
After everything else we've given them -
Weapons, disease, torture, brutal dictatorships, apartheid, colonisation, enslavement, segregation - you're complaining about giving them *this*?
Goldman Sachs: Windows' true market share is just 20%
Not convinced.
Whilst I can see that Microsoft is losing it's grip on the "computing" market as a whole, surely a lot of that is down to the decline in popularity of the desktop PC - not so much that people are switching their desktops away from Windows? (although OSX has undoubtedly taken a chunk of the desktop market in the last few years). I agree that Microsoft needs to move away from relying on desktops to survive in the future, but there's no doubt that in the sit-down-at-a-desk market (ie desktops, laptops, etc) they're still most definately winning.
Not only that, but I'd wager (on gut feel) that many of the people going out and buying Tablets already have a PC in the house - and quite often one that runs windows. Whilst they may not be going out and upgrading it as quickly as they would without the tablet market, I'd have to say that Microsoft isn't in as much trouble as Goldman Sachs would like to indicate - I wonder how many GS analysts are short selling MS stocks as we speak...
Lastly, I find it hard to believe that Blackberry's new OS launch & Windows Phone 8 moving out into the market will have no impact in the overall market - whilst I'll be using neither, I'm sure there will be many businesses out there will old fogeys up top in management who will leap at the chance, and plenty of more budget smartphone owners looking for something different - and the suggestion that Apple's market share will continue to grow I also find hard to believe - I honestly think they've had their time at the top, they're reached a point in market share where they're no longer the "cool, quirky" company that hipster-geeks want to be seen with, and people will start to look for something "different" (ie something without an Apple logo). Not to mention the post-Jobs issues Apple seem to be struggling with.
Dr Alex Moulton: 'An inspiration for generations of engineers'
So it is not suitable for...anyone else who wants to jump into the car and drive off immediately.
Perfect for the French then...
Although hydralastic had no body roll (due to the bags being linked front-to-rear), there was still a bit of dive and squat under acceleration and braking (due to the bags *not* being linked left-to-right) - Although obviously this wasn't too much of an issue in a standard, drum-braked, 998cc mini...
On the other hand, as already mentioned, this did mean that bumps were absorbed beautifully (compression at the front over a bump resulted in expansion at the rear, keeping the car level and not bouncing all over the place).
Re: I took the opportunity
Sounds like a beast! We've an engine builder here in Sydney who built a Clubby with a 1401 and a single SU* - built the engine about 20 years ago, only starts it up to drive it to dyno pulls and car shows - a few months ago managed 87 hp at the wheels... amazing what people can pull out of these engines.
Sadly Jack Knight gearboxes are horrendously pricey to get out to Australia, let alone the initial outlay...I think I've been born in the wrong country.
*Modified of course - but won't tell anyone what he's done ;)
I took the opportunity
to drive my '64 mini to work today - was converted to coilovers by the previous owner (horrendous, the whole car jumped over cats eyes, let alone any real bumps), converted back to "dry" rubber cones by me. Nothing comes close to the feeling of driving the mini - thanks to Alex Moulton. Without the slightly stiff, slightly bouncy cones, I doubt the mini would be anywhere near as characterful - either to look at, or to drive. And in what other car can you get height adjustable suspension for less than 100 pounds?* It's the sort of thing the yoof of today would die for...
Whilst hydrolastic gives a better ride, the simplicity of the dry rubber cones is unparallelled- and I've yet to see a more compact suspension system developed that provided both the ride and load carrying ability of the progressive Moulton rubber cone.
I'm now saving up for a Moulton bike - one of the few bikes I can actually get in the mini :)
RIP Alex Moulton; the world has one less genius in its ranks.
*referring to hi-lo's, of course - not only a way to make the car sit nice and low (or high for some off-road) but a great solution to possibly the only shortcoming of rubber cones - sag. And you gain/lose height *without* affecting spring rate - brilliant.
White Van Man could become a rolling radio relay
Better reception?
Finally a reason to *want* the white van to sit 5cm off your bumper.
Iran draws veil over lolcats, launches local YouTube knock-off
Youtube without the offensive bits...
Really, what's the point?
Australian Police say don't use Apple's iOS 6 Maps
Not that big of a deal?
Surely the iPhone user's fixie would break down before they got that far into the park?
Behold ATLAS, the fastest computer of 50 years ago
Well thank fuck someone cleared that up
I can finally get on with my life - after all, this air traffic won't control itself
Entire US Congress votes against ITU control of internet
In other news...
The entire US congress has voted against giving free ice cream to Terrorists. Next week they'll be voting on whether Kim Il Jung should be invited to Obama's birthday party, and then they'll decide whether Iran should be allowed to wipe out Israel.
Because nothing drums up fear like having a vote on a ficticious issue.
China plans astro-farms on Mars
"China plans astro-farms on mars"
Makes sense to me - once people start building homes on Mars they'll obviously need astro-turf for their yards.
NASA planning Curiosity v2.0 for Mars touchdown in 2020
Re: Yes, but...
Whilst physical speed is nice for us impatient humans here on earth, when you're beaming delayed instructions across the solar system you don't want to suddenly have an "oh shit" moment as the rover rockets towards the martian equivalent of a tree or lamppost (probably a rock, lets be honest) at many mph. Also, the rover is effectively a laboratory on wheels - try analysing samples for signs of life whilst rocketing over sand dunes in the back of a van and it'll probably be a bit tough for us as well :)
As for the antiquated electronics, keep in mind the types of conditions that the chips have to put up with - they're being blasted into space, subjected to massive G's, heat, extreme cold, levels of radiation that even Lewis Page would admit are "a bit high" and after 6 months of being dormant, suddenly wake up and orchestrate a perfect sky puppet landing without munting into the martian surface. *Then* it has to actually start doing things, whilst still being subjected to radiation, cold, heat, etc and whilst not using too much power. And it needs to be able to deal with the situation as well as it possibly can should any errors pop up, or damage occur.
Overall, one of the most time consuming aspects is getting information back/sending instructions to the rover, so if it takes an extra few hours to get somewhere, or an extra few minutes to process information, it's really Not That Big Of A Deal (tm). As long as they don't try and run Crysis at the same as it tries to lick the dirt, it'll do the job.
Re: "...and not have to worry about an unproven design as a side benefit."
So NASA will become the spacefaring equivalent of SAAB.
Facebook takes aim at SMS with new Messenger app
Because I didn't have enough instant messaging services....
This sounds a lot like whatsApp, or a multitude of other services already in existence. Except obviously this one has the misery and shadiness of "Facebook" all over it.
Ready for ANOTHER patent war? Apple 'invents' wireless charging
Re: Appl$
^Not bad! Presumably you're referencing the city of Dum Dum, in Kolkata, India - unfortunately, that's actually a place! Not a currency! (FYI the currency is the Indian Rupee, which doesn't really work - "Rupeedroid" - see?)
Good effort though, keep trying!
Re: Hysteria from el Reg, who would have thunk it
Inductive coupling being out of patent means not only that anyone can use it, but that it can't be patented again y someone else (or even the same person). Thus whether or not it's out of patent is irrelevant to the article - the fact that it exists (and has existed for over 100 years) is enough. At it's core, I believe the "implementation" of inductive charging is more or less the same across the board - there isn't a set of "Apple Physics" (tm) that work better than "Standard Physics" (tm) - Their method of coupling/blocking devices may be their own, but that's not the issue with this patent application. If you're referring to the ability to transfer power from a device to another (instead of a charger to a device) they might be on to something - but whether that's patentable (or is just an extension of the use of the original patent) is debatable.
As for "a particular method of wireless charging to power a set of peripherals", I believe that's pretty well covered by the standards that already exist, which cover various methods and materials being used - simply because Apple's patent is slightly more specific in describing the devices doesn't mean it's covering new ground.
Re: Appl$
How about ¢rapple?
But, given their profit margin, the dollar sign would still be more appropriate...
Re: Healthy?
Yeah, I know what you mean! Although it could be worse - with all these visible light radiation emitting devices and contraptions in out pockets, attached to our ceilings, on the front of our cars - imagine how horrid it would be to have them all hitting our bodies as we walk around! It's a good job our eyes can't see all of those -
Hang on....
John McAfee 'captured'
not only that...
I'm no longer afraid to open the cardboard box sitting in the backyard...
"requiring study of Bear Grylls' oeuvre"
You mean quaffing a few pints of your own urine before jumping in a helicopter and buggering off to a 5 star hotel?
Microsoft cues next-gen Xbox for Crimbo 2013
In other news
Analysts are predicting that it is extremely likely that the sun will rise again tomorrow. Citing "people familiar with the matter", Bloomberg analysts have said that "looking at historical trends, and the waning interest the world currently has in being nighttime, we're predicting that very soon the sun will indeed rise again."
While World+Dog could come up with a "what will the sun do tomorrow" prediction, Bloomberg goes so far as to predict the direction in which it will rise. "In the East. Probably. However we can't rule out the possibility that the reveal will happen in the West." There was also some rather far-fetched speculation that the reveal would be a joint evet in conjunction with the moon, but that has been dismissed."It'll definately be a standalone event".
The sunrise hasn't been without some drama however, with early reports of low yields threatening to delay the rise.
"Our sources say that although there were rumours of some early production problems with sunlight, these will almost certainly be ironed out by around 7am, and things will get very bright very quickly from that point on."
NASA: THE TRUTH about the END OF THE WORLD on 21 Dec
"a core of people who are truly concerned"
I can only hope that NASA is maintaining a database of these people, and that when it comes time to ship people off to mars en masse, these are the first to get blasted off.
To somewhere else.
NASA: 'Those life-on-Mars rumors? Chill, dudes and dudettes'
To be expected?
I'm not exactly sure what they were expecting when they came out and told everyone that they had amazing news from mars - I'm fairly certain "big news from mars" = "signs of life" for pretty much every mainstream media outlet; these (media outlets) are people who make a living out of jumping to conclusions so I don't know why this would be any different.
New Tosh drive can wipe out 4TB 'near instantaneously'
Re: Oh Dear. Another target for the Virus writers to go after
I'm sure there are plenty of politicians and CEOs who would find an "instant scramble" feature *very* appealing...
America planned to NUKE THE MOON
The moon's environment?!
I would have thought a massive rocket moving in a not-so-dissimilar-to-an-ICBM trajectory would cause somewhat unwanted disturbance to the political environment here on earth too...
Apple manufacturers: ARRGH, pesky iThings are impossible to make
Re: DigiTimes, seriously?
Antarctic discovery: ALIEN LIFE may be FOUND ON MOON of Jupiter
Everything is relative
Meanwhile, a colony of bacteria have come into contact with a group of higher organsims for the first time in 2,800 years who have somehow managed to survive in an extremely toxic atmoshere composed mainly of nitrogen and oxygen, whilst simultaneously managing to endure boiling hot temeratures as high as 45 degrees celcius.
APPLE reveals complete updated blueprints of SPACESHIP JOBS
With all those lights and eco tech
fanbois really will be able to claim that the sun shines out of Job's ring.
Re: I wonder...
Also features a room with a big poster of Forstall, where staff can line up and yell and scream at the man for 2 minutes each day for deviating from the True Path (tm) and causing all of Apple's woes.
Sandy 'Mary Celeste' Island undiscovered - again
Possible explanation
Sandy Island is where Google's headquarters are located for tax purposes....
Republicans deny Hollywood pressure to pull copyright proposal
Fairly obvious
The mere fact that politicians are stumbling over each other in a mad rush to say "WE MADE A MISTAKE! WE SCREWED UP! WE'RE IDIOTS!" should be warning enough that something much more deadly than loss of the public's trust is standing in the shadows - the RIAA's purse-closers.
NSW Information Commissioner sends email to wrong list
Re: Eh?
They just switch the tubes into reverse and suck the information back out with a vacuum cleaner.
(Sadly, I imagine if someone told them this we'd end up funding a study into which vacuum attachment is most suitable).
London gets huge Defecator Enthroned statue for World Toilet Week
Whilst I love the idea
Having a giant statue that appears to have been made as inoffensive as humanly possible in order to cater to the types of prudes to whom this type of awareness is targeting seems to be a bit pointless.
A more life-like figure with a straining expression and a good book in its hands would be much more appropriate.
Taliban official's email blunder leaks 400+ contacts
He's lucky he's with the Taliban, not Wikileaks
Otherwise the US would have him in prison by next tuesday.
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Financial News
Ex-Network Rail Boss To Head National Express
The former head of Network Rail, Sir John Armitt, is to become the new chairman of National Express, the bus and rail operator.
I have learned that Sir John's appointment is to be announced by National Express later today.
Sir John will replace John Devaney, who has been a member of the National Express board since April 2009. Mr Devaney's tenure as chairman has been an eventful one as the transport group fought off a takeover bid from CVC Capital Partners, the buyout firm, and overcame a hostile activist campaign from Elliott Advisers, a hedge fund.
The recruitment of Sir John, who led the Olympic Delivery Authority for five years, culminating in last summer's successful hosting of the Olympic and Paralympic Games, is a coup for National Express.
He was previously chief executive of Network Rail from October 2002 and chief executive of Railtrack plc from December 2001.
Sir John is also a non-executive director of the Berkeley Group and an advisory board member of PricewaterhouseCoopers and Siemens.
National Express is the UK's biggest operator of urban bus services outside London, and operates the c"c commuter rail franchise between London and Essex.
National Express could not be reached for comment.


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First, has the share got read & execute permissions for everyone or just read?
Second, if you login to the machine, can you browse to the share and run the msi?
The share can only have read, and the folder permissions has read and execute
Does each MSI need its own folder or does it not matter can they all be sat in the remdeploy folder?
For some reason as me on my machine it didn't work, but I logged on as admin and its installed fine doing it that way. So im guessing do i need to run this from a script ing GPO rather than the MSI itself?
Looks like you don't have elevated install rights. You can still deploy via GPO though - just get the machine accounts to install, not the user accounts (as mentioned earlier).
this is the script I have created
msiexec /i \\server\remdeploy\boardworksgcseseparatesciences\ boardworksgcseseparatesciences.msi /quiet
Im hoping that this is right
You shoould already have done an administrative install to the network folder so why do a batch file? If not then do this:
You should start with nothing in the deployment folder
Copy the original install msi into a local folder, e.g. c:\deploy, (just to make this easy)
Run msiexec /a c:\deploy\boardworksgcseseparatesciences.msi from your workstation
This should do an administrative install and ask for the network folder, in your case \\server\remdeploy\boardworksgcseseparatesciences
It'll also ask for all the other info as per a usual install, e.g. serial numbers etc if reqd
The msi it leaves in your network folder can now be run directly via the GPO, no script/batch file needed as you've already done all that. Just pick the newly-created msi when you set up the GPO
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The Sleep Test Every Woman Needs
You can't win a stare-down with your alarm clock in the middle of the night. Instead, take this quiz to solve your sleep problems and finally get some rest!
By Alyssa Shaffer
What did you have for dinner?
If you ate a chili dog with the works and your belly is in revolt, sleep will definitely be a challenge. Studies show that poor sleepers eat more fatty foods than their well-rested peers, and heartburn has been linked to sleep disorders. For the 20 percent of Americans who experience reflux issues at least once a week, cutting back on fatty, spicy, or acidic foods and drinks (yes, even wine) can help relieve digestive distress like bloating and heartburn, which will ultimately help you sleep at night.


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Hennessy Sports 2nd May, 2012
Hall of Fame boxing announcer Al Bernstein will travel across the pond again to Sheffield, England to announce a May 12 fight card on Channel 5.
Kid Galahad will defend his WBC International super bantamweight title against former British champion Josh Wale.And also on the card, former junior welterweight champ Junior Witter will battle Colin Lynes for the British welterweight title. Chris Eubank Jr will also be back in action against Harry Matthews. The matches are promoted by Hennessy Sports.
The Channel 5 boxing series brought the sweet science back to terrestrial television in the United Kingdom and has attracted audiences of up to three million homes. "I am so happy to be a part of this series and to be the first American broadcaster to announce boxing in the UK," Bernstein said. He added, "The boxing that Hennessy Sports has provided has been exciting and it's terrific that it can be seen on free television. I expect the Galahad-Wale fight to be an excellent main event."
For more information on this card go to www.hennessysports.com.
Al was given a surprise honor at the April 26 Tulsa Charity Fight Night, when he was presented with the group's Lifetime Achievement Award. Al served as emcee for that event as he has for 10 other Tulsa Fight Nights. "They surprised me with the award. I was not expecting that. This is an event that raises so much money for worthwhile Tulsa charities, and it's been an honor to participate in that," Al said.
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Hapa Sushi Grill & Sake Bar - Landmark in Greenwood Village
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- Website: http://www.hapasushi.com/
- Phone: (303) 267-8744
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- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Sushi, Japanese, Hawaiian
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- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
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The name Hapa is derived from the Hawaiian term that describes a harmonious blend of Asian and American cultures. Like our name, our food reflects this dynamic combination. The menu is based on traditional Japanese cooking fundamentals which are then amplified, muted, or mixed with influences from many different sytles of cooking until they are something completely new: they're Hapa. We have stretched the boundaries of creativity to develop dishes that defy all the rules while holding true to our roots. We hope you will find our menu innovative, uninhibited, and distinctly fun!Continued
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100 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.1
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (43)good for groups (38)hot spot (38)neighborhood gem (25)special occasion (24)great for lunch (20)great for outdoor dining (17)vibrant bar scene (16)romantic (15)kid-friendly (9)late-night find (6)notable wine list (4)great for brunch (4)Show More
- Great Sushi!FoodieFanVIPDined on 11/25/2014Magic Mushroom appetizer, Miso soup, Salmon /Avocado rolls - everything outstanding as always! Service excellent as well! Highly recommend!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a good experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 11/21/2014We've been going to the Greenwood Village Hapa since its opening and always have had a great experience. We eat there about 3 times a month with always the same server - Gabe. I highly recommend you ask to sit in his section. The sushi is inventive and fresh. Other than the standard sushi, try the Crispy Ahi, Magic Mushrooms or the Monkey Brains - you won't be disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome, can't wait to go back!Kimmy0524Dined on 11/15/2014I was so impressed with Hapa! We made online reservations, and our table wasn't ready when we arrived. We sat in the bar area and were brought complimentary calamari and edamame for waiting about 10 minutes (AWESOME!). The food was so good, and the presentation of the sushi on the "elevated surfboard" was cool. The ambiance was relaxed, and is a great place for dates or groups. The staff was very attentive, but not pushy and very knowledgeable about the menu. Highly recommend the specials!! You won't be disappointed at Hapa!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Extensive menu, moderately pricedCurlysueDined on 11/14/2014Great hopping place in the heart if Landmark area with sufficient parking underground only steps from the restaurant. Vibrant bar, fun classic and original sushi selections.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great sushi. The uni was very fresh.FrequentDinerVIPDined on 11/13/2014The fish, especially the uni, was very fresh. The rolls were creative. The server was very attentive. Overall, a great dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First VisitkalikhanDined on 11/7/2014Overall, we enjoyed our dining experience. We ordered the shumai, calamari, and three rolls (Hapa Roll, Multiple Organism, and Lobster Roll). The Multiple Organism roll was good, particularly for a fried roll the flavors stood out well. As was the Hapa Roll, which was a standard spicy tuna, but with the tuna mix with has more flavor than places who use slices of tuna and a squirt of spicy sauce. The Lobster Roll was not worth the price. It wasn't any more that a Shrimp Tempura Roll with Lobster, very dry and not a lot of flavor. We arrived before our reservation and were asked to wait in the lounge, which is reasonable. To no one's fault, the lounge was small, with a poor layout. It was crowded and all you could do was stand in the way.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food!DeeDooDanielDined on 10/30/2014The service was stellar, the food was fantastic, and the ambiance was amazing. I highly recommend for a great night out.Special Features:
- Fresh sushiFranktownfoodieVIPDined on 10/30/2014I love the freshness and variety of sushi that Hapa Sushi Grill offers. It is always my go-to restaurant when I am craving seafood!Special Features:
- TNazzVIPDined on 10/24/2014It is always a pleasure to dine at Hapa's whether it's downtown or in Greenwood Village.Special Features:
- Love!!!!marparrDined on 10/17/2014Love this place. Have been so many times we should have our own booth! The service has always been exceptional - and the food!!! There isnt enough room to write about how amazing the food is. Fresh and oh-so-tasty!!!! Have never had a bad experience here. Love it! Keep up the good work!Special Features:
- love the sushi....NatnordyVIPDined on 10/11/2014Although our server was great, the general staff vibe was not that welcoming. A couple people in the group commented on the staff with different encounters. Otherwise, the happy hour menu was great! the sake bomb and appetizers were a fantastic deal. will go again for HH.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Almost didn't stay.OpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 10/10/2014The food and service were great. I can count on that when we go to Hapa. But I almost didn't bother sitting down. There were somewhere between four and five hosts. When we walked in the door there were no other guests waiting, and the hosts were in the middle of a conversation, no one greeted us. I walked forward and said hi, and was met with a sneer and a very annoyed, "We'll be right with you." I backed off and waited. Another host looked up a minute later and said, again annoyed, "We'll be right with you." I nearly walked out. As a host, your job is to WELCOME guests into your restaurant. Yes, you have to multitask, but dear god, with four of you, someone can take my name, and let me know that my table will be ready shortly. So offended.
- it'll do.jjt1VIPDined on 10/7/2014quite loud. least generous wine pour we have seen in quite some time.
- Food was greatBOOMYUMMYTIMEDined on 10/3/2014Food was great loved the happy hr pricing. wish you could have more Japanese rice bowls and other traditional foods.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/30/2014Menu was extensive as a sushi place should be but waiter did not help navigate us through the order placing process and we had to re-order to get what we really wanted. Service was prompt and presentation was special.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/28/2014Went here for dinner the other night. Really liked the decor and ambience but then the food was just not good. We had four types of sushi and we were still hungry, but instead of order more sushi we just decided to go somewhere else. Was really looking forward to my dinner here and left very disappointed
- Cocktails & Sushi on the patiobbfamDined on 9/27/2014Hub & I spotted a charming corner patio table on the way in, and the host literally let us lead the way! We were soon offered waters and bevs. I ordered the drink recommended as their most popular cocktail. It had a naughty name I cannot remember, but tasted like a pomegranate saki-tini. Delicious! My husband ordered a lg Japanese beer. We started with the seasoned edamame - very tasty, but the bottom layers were dripping wet as the flavorful liquid collected at the base of the bowl. Our waiter also suggested a fish app w/ jalapeños atop each thin piece of fish. The jalapeños were HOT, but the fish nice. All the sushi rolls we chose were terrific. Again, the naughty-named stuff was the best LOL. Great autumn Sat. pm on the patio @ Hapa.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FreshOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/23/2014Very fresh, always clean. Happy staff. Great happy hour deals. Just a feel good place with excellent food. Make a reservation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/20/2014We were late for our reservations and there was no question when we arrived that we had a seat. Then we sat outside and the rain came and the staff was so great about getting us a seat inside. Of course the sake and wine selection was great! ReneeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bad foodSparky303Dined on 9/20/2014We were regular customers but haven't been here in a few months,the service was amazing as usual but the sushi was horrible.We were celebrating a birthday and the bad food was very saddening.Special Features:
- Ok sushi, nice ambienceSushiLoverDined on 9/19/2014Like the Hapa at Landmark but the sushi is just never quite that good. Sometimes I get rolls there that are awesome and sometimes I don't even want to finish them. It's a nice restaurant, good drinks but so-so food.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, not a great tableRunner02Dined on 9/17/2014We went to Hapa as a family to celebrate my husband's birthday and I had specifically requested a "nice table" for the occasion in my opentable reservation. The food and service was good, but they sat us at what I would have said was the worst table in the restaurant: right next to the restrooms, and squished against the wall, with no view of any other diners, and barely enough room for the 4 of us. We were not at all pleased! And its not like the restaurant was all that busy either.Special Features:
- We love the the rolls and sakeluveatingDined on 9/12/2014They have a fantastic array of sakes and rolls. The place was packed but we received excellent service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Go for the music and the food!mtngirlVIPDined on 9/9/2014The food here is interesting - not your average sushi - and excellent. Go on Tuesday and listen to BLT while you eat - they are fantastic!Special Features:
- Never disappointsOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/6/2014Great sushi, great service and great atmosphere. What more could you want! If you like sushi - come here. Awesome assortment of rolls and great saki.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great sushidenverfoodfreakDined on 9/6/2014We love this place. It has good food and good atmosphere. I would say Sushi Den is our number 1 which is the only reason I give this a 4.Special Features:
- Always goodOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/6/2014Love the Happy hour. Great drinks and good rolls to start you off.
- Not for sushi loversfood4thoughtDined on 9/5/2014If you don't like sushi and can only handle California rolls and tempura- you will probably like it here. Personally- not a fan- sushi grade/quality was not good at all, tasted like grocery store sushi. Specialty rolls had way to much mayo- couldn't even eat the Orgasm roll. Will not return.Special Features:
- Patio great in summerFoodCriticVIPDined on 9/1/2014Nice summer evening, good sushi, warm patio, easy parking. It's all good....I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love the tuna nachos!SandyDVIPDined on 8/27/2014Fun, friendly,and great food! We go at least once a week. Definitely our go to place!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistantly Top NotchBuckyVIPDined on 8/23/2014You know what you get when you make a reservation or drop in unannounced at Hapa. The fish quality and preparation are very good. The service staff are very attentive. None of the "all you can eat" shtick waiting for your next 2 pieces of arrive. This is a neighborhood staple for our entire family.Special Features:
- What happened on Sunday?OpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 8/17/2014Went in Sunday before a movie. It was extremely crowded - despite having a reservation, we were given one of the worst tables in the restaurant. It was halfway into a walkway (did they just add it because it was so crowded)? Should have known that might have been foreshadowing of what was to come. Our server was friendly, took our drink order, brought drinks, took our food order...and disappeared. 30 minutes later we grabbed her and asked where our food was. She brought (most) of it out, wide-eyed and seemingly oblivious that we had been waiting for it for ages, and that our starter had never showed. When I mentioned that, her response was 'Do you still want it?', rather than any sort of apology. Pretty disappointing experience.
- Best Hapa out of them all!janeeyre96VIPDined on 8/17/2014This Hapa location is the best! Ample parking, ample space, the portion sizes for the tempura were huge. We have been to every Hapa and think this one is the crown jewel!Special Features:
- Girls Night OutColoradoDined on 8/16/2014Perfect for a fun Saturday night out with the girls! The sushi was really good...the waitress was however, not so super...but overall, we had a great time !Special Features:
- Always Outstanding!jhockVIPDined on 8/15/2014A real treat to hit Happy Hour! Plenty of seating outside, if you want, and prices that are well within one's budget! My friend and I enjoyed sake for an unbelievable HH price and ordered four appetizers, all of which were basically half off during Happy Hour! Not that anything is bargain priced, but for high quality sushi and presentation, it replaces a dinner meal at a more reasonable price. Very attentive service focused on making our afternoon pleasurable. Fresh fish, creative menu, and visual presentation above par! A real treat!Special Features:
- Always GoodDoubleBDined on 8/9/2014I have been to Hapa a few times and is always busy with good service and great food. Love their specialty sushi rolls.Special Features:
- Great Landmark FindLGoodinDined on 8/8/2014This was my first time at the restaurant as my girlfriend had recommended. The food was very good. I did find it funny that the mushroom appetizer had no mushrooms in it, but it was the shape and look of the salmon en-wrapped in avocado and the aioli sauce. We liked it so much we ordered a second. Also, the XXX roll was very good, and not overly hot as you would think with the Jalapeno inside. Overall, food was great, but it was very noisy, so took off a point as I found it hard to talk with out really speaking up. We were in the line of traffic flow from the kitchen, so next time maybe would try to get a corner table.Special Features:
- Bad ServiceDarthyVIPDined on 8/4/2014The worst Hapa in Colorado. There were about six people in the restaurant yet the servers were too busy talking to each other to actually wait on tables. The bartender took about 20 minutes to give us a shot of sake. The waiter kept bringing out the wrong dishes because he read the sushi sheet wrong. Will not be going back. Ever.
- Disappointed2SouthernDinersDined on 8/2/2014My date and I are both visiting from out of state and this restaurant came highly recommended. As sushi lovers, we were pleased with the variety presented on the menu. We chose five different rolls and were disappointed by all of them. The biggest problem was the poor construction of each roll, falling apart even on the serving plate. Fish was basically pretty bland. The one big plus was a wonderful, cheerful waitress.Special Features:
- Good for VegetariansTamDine99Dined on 8/1/2014Hapa is in a very nice area of town. The ambiance is dark and modern. I recommend the edamame, veggie gyoza, avocado and asparagus rolls for vegetarians.Special Features:
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- AED 20 delivery is payable upon delivery
- Allow 3 weeks for delivery
- Verify and update your delivery information upon checkout
- Please ensure your phone number is correct
- Delivery Terms and Conditions apply
*The Courier Company offers delivery service within Major City limits. Any territory beyond the city limits will fall outside the delivery parameter