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Before you start using eSafety, policies and terms it is important to make sure that the hierarchies are correctly set up. Recently we introduced a setting called Hierarchy type in Administration >> Hierarchy >> Add/Edit hierarchy. This setting is crucial in order to make eSafety, terms, and policies work. The hierarchy type drop-down list has five options: Not defined, Site, School, Class and Group.
It is important to define the root hierarchy as a Site. You should not add a site under a site. The organisations for which you want to add terms, policies and eSafety rules must be defined as School or Site. The logical rule is: one site, and several schools within that site, but not several schools within a school. In the example below Downhill LA is the root hierarchy and has the hierarchy type Site. The schools below – Chesterson and Enfield – are added as schools.
If schools have sub-hierarchies, for example classes, they should have the hierarchy type Class, while groups within the class should have the Group hierarchy type. When the hierarchies are set up with the correct hierarchy type as illustrated below, eSafety, policies and terms should work.
Note: Below a hierarchy defined as School you can have hierarchies defined as Class, Group, and Not defined.
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Items where Division is "Faculty of Engineering and the Environment > Aeronautics, Astronautics and Computational Engineering > Computational Engineering & Design" and Year is 2010
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Lecomte, Christophe (2010) Simplicity and intricacy of the propagation of uncertainty in linear structural dynamic systems At ISVR Engineering Research Seminar Series, Christophe Lecomte, 16th November 2010, United Kingdom.
Lecomte, Christophe, Graham, W.R. and Dale, M. (2010) A shell model for tyre belt vibrations Journal of Sound and Vibration, 329, (10), pp. 1717-1742. (doi:10.1016/j.jsv.2009.11.022).
Marsh, R., Cheung, W.M. and Mileham, A.R. et al. (2010) Modelling an assembly process using a close coupled generative cost model and a discrete event simulation International Journal of Computer Integrated Manufacturing, 23, (3), pp. 257-269. (doi:10.1080/09511920903529248).
Mohan, P. Surya, Nair, Prasanth B. and Keane, Andy J. (2010) Stochastic projection schemes for deterministic linear elliptic partial differential equations on random domains International Journal for Numerical Methods in Engineering, 85, (7), pp. 874-895. (doi:10.1002/nme.3004).
Parr, James, Holden, Carren M.E., Forrester, Alexander I.J. and Keane, Andy J. (2010) Review of efficient surrogate infill sampling criteria with constraint handling At 2nd International Conference on Engineering Optimization, Portugal. 06 - 10 Sep 2011. , pp. 1-10.
Toal, David J.J., Brooks, Christopher James, Forrester, Alexander I.J. and Keane, A.J. (2010) Applications of algorithmic differentiation within surrogate model generation At Eleventh European Workshop on Automatic Differentiation, United Kingdom. 25 pp.

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Guerrero to fight Chris John
By Robert Hough
Robert "The Ghost" Guerrero has told FightNews that the New Year will bring a serious challenge-fighting the undefeated Chris John (43-0-2, 22 KOs), the WBA Featherweight champion, who will step up to 130 pounds. Guerrero, who last month resolved a dispute between promoters Golden Boy Promotions and Goossen-Tutor Promotions and now fights for Golden Boy, said the fight will happen early in 2010.
"Chris John's moving up and I'm giving him a title shot," said Guerrero, the IBF Super Featherweight champion. "I'm ready to fight again and I'm ready for top competition. Chris John is a great fighter; he's undefeated and he has a lot of experience so it will be tough, but I'm ready to take on the top guys."
Guerrero, who last fought on August 22 and earned a unanimous decision over Malcolm Klassen, said a date and location are not set for the fight.
Guerrero, 26, has been sparring with fellow Salinas, Calif., resident and prospect Eloy Perez to help him prepare for his December 4 fight against Juan Santiago. That work helped him stay sharp and should be help him prepare for the 30-year-old Indonesian.
"I've stayed in great shape and sparring with Eloy worked out well because he's shorter than me and Chris John is, too."
John's last fight, apparently his last time in the ring as a featherweight, was on September 19, on the undercard of the Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. John Manuel Marquez bout.


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WASHINGTON - U.S. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan today announced HUD will speed federal disaster assistance to the State of Tennessee and provide support to homeowners and low-income renters forced from their homes following severe storms, tornadoes, straight-line winds, and flooding last week.
On Sunday, President Obama issued a disaster declaration for Bradley, Greene, Hamilton and Washington Counties in Tennessee. The President's declaration allows HUD to offer foreclosure relief and other assistance to certain families living in these counties.
"Families who may have been forced from their homes need to know that help is available to begin the rebuilding process," said Donovan. Whether it's foreclosure relief for FHA-insured families or helping these counties to recover, HUD stands ready to help in any way we can."
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Read about these and other HUD programs designed to assist disaster victims.
HUD's mission is to create strong, sustainable, inclusive communities and quality affordable homes for all. HUD is working to strengthen the housing market to bolster the economy and protect consumers; meet the need for quality affordable rental homes: utilize housing as a platform for improving quality of life; build inclusive and sustainable communities free from discrimination; and transform the way HUD does business. More information about HUD and its programs is available on the Internet at www.hud.gov and espanol.hud.gov.


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What Happened to Small Businesses Walloped by Hurricane Sandy?By
When Karen E. Klein compiled a report card on federal disaster loans for small companies three months after Hurricane Sandy, she gave the Small Business Administration's direct lending program mixed marks. Loan approval rates were better than past storms, but many business owners were in a holding pattern over the status of their applications.
Dal LaMagna, chief executive officer of Brooklyn countertop manufacturer IceStone, has a similar story. As Nick Leiber reports today in a photo essay about its recovery, IceStone was approved in early March for an SBA disaster loan for just under $1 million; he's still waiting for the money (though he expects to receive a portion soon, and credits the SBA with helping save his company). LaMagna has used more than $700,000 of his own money as a bridge loan to get his manufacturing operation back in working order.
IceStone isn't alone in making do in the interim. According to agency spokeswoman Carol Chastang, the SBA has approved more than 2,700 business disaster loans in areas affected by Hurricane Sandy, for a total of about $279 million. To date, however, only $39 million in loans has been disbursed.
Small business owners looking for good news on Sandy relief should note a pair of recent announcements from the SBA. At the beginning of the month the agency extended application deadlines for disaster relief loans for two hard-hit states. New York business owners now have until tomorrow, April 13, to file loan applications; New Jersey businesses have until May 1. (Information is available on this part of the SBA's site, by calling (800) 659-2955, or by e-mailing email@example.com.)
Yesterday the SBA announced $19 million in grants to provide long-term planning advice to businesses seeking to rebuild after the storm—funded by an emergency appropriation bill passed by Congress in January. "A business's suppliers, distributors, customers may all have been affected," says Michael Chodos, an associate administrator at the SBA. "So this is to help them most efficiently plan for the period ahead."
The grants will be made to SBA partner organizations, including Small Business Development Centers, Women's Business Centers, and Score, and will be doled out in two installments. The first tranche is for $5.8 million, 65 percent of which will go to New York and New Jersey.
There may be another bit of good news on the way. The SBA nor the Federal Emergency Management Administration weren't ready to confirm it, but tomorrow's deadline for New York businesses to apply for SBA disaster relief loans will likely be extended again.


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My son is going to be 11 at the end of May. He said he would be happy just having friends over and play video games -which is fine, but they do this all the time anyway and I would like to make the party a little more special.
He said he would be fine having a BBQ and then coming indoors to play, but I am afraid the other children might become bored since only two can play a game at one time. Maybe I am making too big a deal out of it - I am at a loss here...
Any ideas on how to make it a little more interesting would be wonderful.
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Not sure if there is anything similar to this where you live but close to me is a place where you can have parties and play Playstation, Xbox, Wii, etc. About 10 people can play at a time. Also, how many t.v's do you have in your house? One year my husband and his friends got together and had a gaming party. There were 2 playstations, an Xbox, a Nintendo, and another gaming system all in our livingroom. As long as there is a plug in and extra t.v.'s then you can hook up just about anything.
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touring england
$ 15.00
A retro board game invites a feeling of royalty as you tour England. Based on the 1930s motoring game, it features cities and towns in England and Wales. Plan the best route, but take care to avoid any hazards as you drive around the map. Don't forget to drive on the left. Recommended age 7+ years.


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Did you buy Darksiders new? Did you get a code in the box? No? Or maybe you lost it. Either way, there's still hope for you to get that free copy of Red Faction: Guerilla.
Simply point your browser here, complete the form and send in your receipt and the barcode from your package. Not only will that bag you a copy of Red Faction: Guerilla, you'll also get the Hellbook disc. On it you'll find all sorts of goodies; concept sketches, art and what have you. The offer is only good for US residents however, and ends March 7.
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I agree with david. The proportions are a bit off. I would go for 8 heads tall and add that to the legs in length they just look a bit off. I wanna see more cause this one has something that I think will look great.
You are totally right! I just looked at it and I see he is a bit short to the ideal one and the head looks a bit big. Thanks man.


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One of the great joys of driving around the English countryside in April/May is seeing the beauty of Spring, with its life changing new colours in the woodlands and hedges, primroses and bluebells blossoming everywhere and the trees coming to life after months of laying dormant
Corfe Castle is a fortification standing above the village of the same name in the English county of Dorset. Built by William the Conqueror, the castle dates back to the 11th century and commands a gap in the Purbeck Hills on the route between Wareham and Swanage. The first phase was one of the earliest castles in England to be built using stone when the majority were built with earth and timber. Corfe Castle underwent major structural changes in the 12th and 13th centuries.
In 1572, Corfe Castle left the Crown's control when Elizabeth I sold it to Sir Christopher Hatton. After two sieges in the English Civil War, Corfe Castle was demolished on Parliament's orders. Owned by the National Trust, the castle is open to the public and in 2010 received around 190,000 visitors. It is protected as a Grade I listed building and a Scheduled Ancient Monument.
Southern England is scattered with thatched cottages and when it's a pub it adds to the charm and the atmosphere. These buildings are often hundreds of years old.
The pub featured here is near Poole in Dorset and is one of the best of its kind. The interior public area is one long room with a fire at either end and little nooks to make it cosy for small groups of 4-6. There are open areas for larger groups with low ceilings and beams everywhere, posts as old as the hills, and a marvellous old bar. the place is full of character and is a must visit for those travelling in this county.
Without doubt Dorest is one of Englands most charming counties. The countryside is second to none and the villages are not to be missed.
In Bath, Somerset, England,The Circus is an example of Georgian architecture. Begun in 1754 it was completed in 1768. The name comes from the Latin 'circus', which means a ring, oval, or circle.
Divided into three segments of equal length, the Circus is a circular space surrounded by large townhouses. Each of the curved segments faces one of the three entrances, ensuring that whichever way a visitor enters there is a classical facade straight ahead.
The Circus, originally called King's Circus, was designed by the architect John Wood, the Elder, although he never lived to see his plans put into effect as he died less than three months after the first stone was laid. It was left to his son, John Wood, the Younger to complete the scheme to his father's design. The initial leases for the south west segment were granted in 1755-67, those for the south east segment in 1762-6, and those for the north segment in 1764–6.
The Abbey Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul, Bath, commonly known as Bath Abbey, is an Anglican parish church and a former Benedictine monastery in Bath. Founded in the 7th century, Bath Abbey was reorganised in the 10th century and rebuilt in the 12th and 16th centuries. Major restoration work was carried out by Sir George Gilbert Scott in the 1860s. It is one of the largest examples of Perpendicular Gothic architecture in the West Country.
The church is cruciform in plan and is able to seat 1200. An active place of worship, with hundreds of congregation members and hundreds of thousands of visitors each year, it is used for religious services, secular civic ceremonies, concerts and lectures. The choir performs in the abbey and elsewhere. There is a heritage museum in the vaults.


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- " Good stay at Inverness Tourist Hostel- rooms were clean, security was good, staff was helpful. There were only a few bathrooms but it wasn't a problem. Hostel is close to the river and "downtown" and has a great common area if you're looking to make friends. Would definitely stay here again. "
- 01 Sep 2016 Sarah Canada
- " The staff were friendly and helpful and the common area, kitchen facilities, wifi and security all seemed fine. The power sockets in the two dorms I stayed in were very unreliable and several didn't work. The windows in one dorm did not seem to open/close properly, the catch was broken. Shower facilities were cleaned but appeared a bit old and dirty and there were many people sharing only a couple of showers on our floor. Location is good, it's central but not too noisy. "
- 06 Aug 2016 Ellen England
- " + Very good location, friendly atmosphere with piano and guitar in a great lounge, free tea and coffee, everyone can use the big kitchen so you can cook - Only small lockers in the room, only 2 showers and 2 toilets (sometimes not locking) for each floor, which is really unpractical and make people wait everytime I spent 3 nights in the hostel and had a lovely time there. I really appreciated the lounge and the kitchen, met friendly people and hung out with them. I'll definitely come back! "
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NY Fashion Week to push stylish consumers to spend
By Michelle Nichols
NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York's Fashion Week kicks off on Thursday with a very simple message for style-conscious consumers -- spend, spend, spend.
Designers are hoping to inspire consumer confidence as they reevaluate how the industry operates during the worst U.S. recession in some 70 years, which has seen sales at American retailers fall every month for the past year.
The semi-annual Fashion Week in New York -- followed by fashion weeks in London, Milan and Paris -- is aimed at retailers and media to look at upcoming fashion but consumers have to wait six months for the new styles.
"Fashion Week has confused consumers," said Diane von Furstenberg, designer and head of the Council of Fashion Designers of America. "They see things in the newspaper, then go to the store and see completely different things."
While the designs for spring and summer 2010 will appear this week, many shops are filled with clothes for fall and winter. Yet temperatures are still warm, and those clothes will likely be discounted by the time the cooler weather arrives.
Along with the conflicting styles, the weak economy has many reevaluating such issues as delivery dates, said Fern Mallis, senior vice president of IMG Fashion, which runs the New York event officially known as Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week.
They must weigh getting items to big department stores early to please customers against clothes that arrive so early no one is ready to buy them, she said. "Sometimes it takes you getting down to the bottom to relook at it all," she said.
Von Furstenberg suggested shipping fewer clothes more often. "It's important for everybody to shrink the offering, make it more exciting and maybe make it more often," she said. Continued...


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The guy in the back left looks like he's having a lot of fun.
This is a discussion on I taught within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; my first NRA class yesterday. (You thought I was gonna say "I taw a puddy tat", didn't ya?)LOL Anyway, the gods were with me and ...
my first NRA class yesterday. (You thought I was gonna say "I taw a puddy tat", didn't ya?)LOL
Anyway, the gods were with me and it was a beautiful day. Had 5 students....one no-show. They all claim to have learned a lot, which was fairly easy since 4 of them had never even held a firearm before.
All passed the "Basics of Pistol Shooting" practical exercise and seemed proud of themselves. I was proud of them too. Hope that they come back and shoot for fun.
Those are water pistols I issued for training purposes.
The guy in the back left looks like he's having a lot of fun.
I honestly believe if everybody was taught proper firearms training at an early age the huge misconception about guns being bad and the thought process that guns in the hands of good people stop crime would change.The fact that senior citisens who never felt the need to carry a gun before shows that people are realising cops can't save you
"Outside of the killings, Washington has one of the lowest crime rates in the country,"
--Mayor Marion Barry, Washington , DC .
That's great! They seem like a great bunch of students. Congratulations!!
Duty, Honor, Country...MEDIC!!!
¡Cuánto duele crecer, cuan hondo es el dolor de alzarse en puntillas y observar con temblores de angustia, esa cosa tremenda, que es la vida del hombre! - René Marqués
Making the streets of VA safer...one person at a time!
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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Good for you! There are a whole lot of new firearns owners who need that first step in safe ownership and operation of their new firearms.
"If we loose Freedom here, there's no place to escape to. This is the Last Place on Earth!" Ronald Reagan
Well at least one guy understood the safety lesson.
While people are saying "Peace and safety," destruction will come on them suddenly, ... and they will not escape. 1Th 5:3
The new militia.
Hey seriously though glad to see folks learning the proper basics.
Can't be sure...but the person left front in the red shirt looks like she is crossing her thumb.....
Congrats on your first class!
"Don't be afraid to see what you see.
-Ronald Reagan-
Yep...I blew the pic up...the thumbs are crossed.
Gotta fix that real quick, or fix the knuckle.
Had a girl come in last week with a compact Glock in .45.
Never shot a pistol before and EVERYTIME she picked it up she crossed 'em.
Had to watch her like a hawk. She finally caught on.
"Don't be afraid to see what you see.
-Ronald Reagan-
Good for you. That guy on the right reminds me of a dude I work with. Dang twin almost.
"I dislike death, however, there are some things I dislike more than death. Therefore, there are times when I will not avoid danger" Mencius"
Looks like a private security class.
That one lady better open her eyes.
I presume the pillows are for nap time?
So I guess by now you have consoled yourself that the class was not filled with bored supermodels and influential business executives?
"Each worker carried his sword strapped to his side." Nehemiah 4:18
Guns Save Lives. Paramedics Save Lives. But...
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Most of the horses running in the Sunshine Millions stakes are stabled in South Florida or Southern California, but the probable favorite for the $250,000 Ocala Stud Oaks at six furlongs will arrive by van from Ocala.Cloverleaf IV Stable and Krista Seltzer's Knights Templar, trained by Danny Vellas, was last seen setting the pace into the far turn of the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies (gr. I) at Belmont Park before tiring to sixth behind Folklore.The speedy daughter of Exploit returns to competition after a steady series of workouts posted at Frank Stronach's Adena Springs Farm in Ocala. Jockey Eddie Castro gets the call. Prior to the Breeders' Cup, Knights Templar won three of six starts at Woodbine, notably the Mazarine Breeders' Cup (Can-III) by 13 1/4 lengths in a performance, that encouraged her connections to try her at Belmont.Two other intriguing contenders in a full field of 14 3-year-old fillies entered in the Ocala Stud Oaks are J. Paul Reddam and Rockin BB Ranch's Peach Flambe, with Javier Castellano named; and Joe Pesci and Wesley Ward's Home Alona, with Elvis Trujillo.Peach Flambe was developed at Monmouth Park last summer by trainer Mary Wisniewski-Johnson, winning her debut and finishing fifth in the NATC Futurity for fillies. She shipped south for her third start to win the Joe O'Farrell Juvenile Fillies at Calder Nov. 15 by seven lengths.Wisniewski-Johnson brought her over to Gulfstream not long thereafter to point for this race, but she was sold privately to the powerful Reddam stable and placed with trainer Mark Hennig to continue preparation Saturday's test.Academy Award-winning actor Pesci and trainer Ward start Home Alona, a daughter of Game Plan bred in California by Ward. She comes into the race after winning her only career start at Golden Gate Fields by two lengths Dec. 8. Eleven of the 14 starters are Florida-bred.$250,000 Sunshine Millions Ocala Stud Oaks (Race 7, 4:05 p.m. ET), 3-year-old fillies bred in California & Florida, 6 furlongs
PP. Horse, Jockey
1. Bully Bones (FL), Tony Farina
2. Swap Fliparoo (FL), Andrew Lakeman
3. Lizzy's Township (FL), Shaun Bridgmohan
4. Knights Templar (FL), Eddie Castro
5. Running Lass (FL), Rafael Bejarano
6. Bettarun Fast (FL), Pat Valenzuela
7. Peach Flambe (FL), Javier Castellano
8. Fifth Avenue (FL), Edgar Prado
9. A Sea Trippi (FL), Mike Smith
10. Lake Alice (FL), Kristi Chapman
11. Joint Effort (FL), Mark Guidry
12. Home Alona (CA), Elvis Trujillo
13. Windy (CA), Alex Solis
14. Devons Smokin (CA), John Velazquez
Each filly assigned 120 pounds.
Longshots Abound in Ocala Stud Oaks
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Trap monkey #1: Aletys
Trap monkey #2: dte
Healing ability #1: Peter
Healing ability #2: JM
Melee #1: CM
Melee #2: Az
Open #1: Corwin wizzy
Open #2: Reywind wizzy
Looks like we've got the makings of a plan. As mentioned before, we've got a good while before these decisions have to be finalized and it seems that most of us have some flexibility so we should be good to go.
I put together RhoGu's build last night and started tinkering with a druid build for Phuury. Not in a big hurry since neither toon will come around until Shadohe gets capped. She's about half way thru 18 now with lots of XP-rich areas available, so I'd say a few weeks should be sufficient.
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Ok, now I'm confused. I thought the "next TR group" was our current Friday toons
or are we talking about those you guys recently TR'd? Having another set we only play on Fridays when all are there means we'll be in the same boat we are now with our level 16 Friday toon, that if someone is out we don't play them. We'll just have more toons parked.


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The showcase matchup of college football's opening weekend - No. 3 Oregon vs. No. 4 LSU - offers some of the best things college football has to offer.
It's a high-stakes battle of teams loaded with speedy players from marquee conferences. There are juicy subplots like the grudge Oregon quarterback Darron Thomas holds against LSU coach Les Miles, and Ducks teammate LaMichael James looking to kick off his Heisman Trophy campaign by become the school's career rushing leader.
There's even a little history, with tonight's game from Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas, being the first opener between top-five teams since 1984, when Jimmy Johnson won his debut as coach of Miami against an Auburn squad featuring Bo Jackson a year before he won the Heisman Trophy.
Unfortunately, broken laws and NCAA rules violations have led to suspensions of key players on both teams, there are questions of more violations involving a man linked to both schools, and the inevitable talk of the BCS ramifications for whichever potential power goes home 0-1.
"I think for everybody outside the Oregon football team and the LSU football team, it's gonna be huge,'' said Oregon running back Kenjon Barner. "But for both teams, our focus is football. They're focused on us and we're focused on them.''
The scandals are impossible to ignore because of the big-time players left in their wake - quarterback Jordan Jefferson and receiver Russell Shepard for LSU, cornerback-punt returner Cliff Harris for Oregon.
Jefferson was suspended indefinitely, as was reserve linebacker Josh Johns, because they are facing felony charges of second-degree battery stemming from a bar fight near campus. Jefferson was connected in part by shoeprints, and when police searched his apartment, they found 49 pairs of shoes, which may prompt an inquiry by NCAA investigators, too.
Shepard was suspended for at least this game because he discussed another NCAA inquiry with a teammate. Losing his production - he was third in receiving, fourth in rushing for LSU last season - could hurt the Tigers more than having to replace Jefferson.
In addition to both teams holding legitimate national title hopes, the other tie that binds is ongoing NCAA investigations into their dealings with Willie Lyles, who ran a Houston-based service that provided scouting reports of high school players.
Oregon paid Lyles and Houston-based Complete Scouting Services $25,000 early in 2010. When Oregon released the information it said Lyles provided, purportedly for potential recruits that year, it was outdated.
LSU's involvement with Lyles was part of the inquiry that led to Shepard's suspension, a source familiar with the situation told the Associated Press.
Both top-ranked Oklahoma and visiting Tulsa will take the field tonight with heavy hearts. The Sooners are still grieving the offseason death of starting linebacker Austin Box, who died in May from an accidental overdose of pain-killers. Box will be honored in a variety of ways during the season opener. All Sooners players will have a decal on their helmets. The Golden Hurricane will also pay tribute to a fallen teammate by wearing No. 71 stickers on their helmets in honor of offensive lineman Wilson Holloway, who died in February after fighting Hodgkin's lymphoma for nearly three years . . . Andrew Luck has often been compared with another great Stanford quarterback, John Elway. This is the one week he might want to avoid the similarities. While Luck looks to begin his Heisman Trophy campaign in his style in the seventh-ranked Cardinal's opener against San Jose State today, the neighboring Spartans are ready to give him a history lesson first. Elway returned for his senior season in 1982 only to fall, 35-31, to San Jose State in Stanford's home opener.


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High Speed Rail, which generally means trains running faster than 110 MPH, is hot again these days. There's money in the economic stimulus package, the beginnings of a plan in California, and just this week, a five-part series on National Public Radio.
I am a big fan of the idea. Personally, I would love to be able to hop on a train in Minneapolis and be in Chicago three hours later without the hassle of airports. Or, even better, an overnight sleeper to San Francisco (currently a two-day trip by rail). For me, this would be a service worth paying a premium over an airline ticket, given how miserable air travel is these days.
But....the cost of actually building and operating a single high speed rail line will be substantial; and the cost of building a national network of superfast trains will be astronomical--though no more astronomical than the cost of other national infrastructure like the interstate highway system, power grid, or airspace system.
Fans of fast trains hope that once one regional network is built, the benefits will be so obvious that other regions will demand their own networks, eventually creating a national system. Opponents charge (probably correctly) that high speed passenger rail service will inevitably operate at a loss and require government subsidies (though the highway and airspace systems also require considerable government care and feeding).
Government is good at building gigantic infrastructure projects, but not at figuring out how to make the most efficient use of the infrastructure once built. Competitive markets, on the other hand, are great at figuring out what customers want, but no private enterprise could possibly afford to build a high speed rail network--and forget about the idea of two competing sets of tracks.
My idea is to have government build and maintain the high speed rail lines, but private companies own and operate the trains. Any company which could meet appropriate technical requirements would be allowed to operate high speed trains and pay a fee for the privilege.
This is similar to the way the highways and airspace systems work today, where government builds and maintains the infrastructure but private companies set schedules, pricing, and routes. It's almost the exact opposite of how Amtrak currently works, since Amtrak has a quasi-governmental monopoly on interstate passenger rail, but has to negotiate with private companies to use most of the tracks its trains run on.
There would be technical issues to work out--for example, traffic control, and how to allocate the most desirable time slots on heavily-traveled routes. But we have decades of experience solving similar problems in the national airspace system.
In exchange for solving these (minor) issues, a high-speed rail system would gain several advantages:
Personally, I've never understood why railroads have to own and maintain their own tracks. The public-private hybrid we use for other transportation modes seems to work much better, and were it not for the historical accident of how the railroads were built in the first place 150 years ago, I don't see why anyone would follow that model today.


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Most ECG fans are probably unaware of the efforts that we have been making to strengthen our ties to the bicycle industry. We see improved relationships as benefiting both sides – ECGA can give the industry a way to reach out to consumers, while the industry can give the ECGA the support we need to continue our work. Our work, of course, leads to greater opportunities for cycling along the east coast, thereby expanding the market for the bike industry.
The biggest bicycle industry trade show in North America is called Interbike. Held annually in Las Vegas, hundreds of manufacturers set up booths in a convention center, and thousands of people (principally retailers, but also journalists, promoters, and nonprofit representatives) from around the country descend on the show for 3 days to schmooze and learn about next year's offerings. Interbike also organizes an Outdoor Demo in Boulder City, NV in the days before the event, so that the retailers can actually ride the bikes. And in 2008, for the first time, Interbike put on Outdoor Demo East, in Providence RI, a great event for east coast retailers, many of which cannot afford to send staff to Las Vegas for several days.
In a nice step forward, the East Coast Greenway Alliance has forged a relationship with Interbike. We helped facilitate and promote the Providence event, which is a way to get our name out as well as to make nice with the industry. As a thank you, Interbike comped an ECGA representative for a trip to Las Vegas, giving us an opportunity to get our name in front of key marketing personnel of potential corporate partners.
We have just begun to follow up on those initial contacts, so it is too early to tell what the payoff will be. At this point, however, one thing is for sure. Today many more people in the bicycle industry know what the East Coast Greenway is than did a few months ago. And that can only help.
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Tunneling SNMP over SSH or UDP over SSH - Solution
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- Date: 24 Jan 2007 11:07:13 -0800
I wanted to share this information in a place where it would be easily
accessible for others to benefit from. There is hinting about this
particular subject all over the web, but not very much actual data,
particularly if you are searching for SNMP over SSH. It is debatable
whether SNMPv3 needs a tunnel anymore, but in my case SSH was the only
means I had to access my SNMP data source, so I was forced to come up
with a solution.
This solution:
Worked, but it would break after running snmpwalk a few times, and it
was unclear why it was having problems.
Instead I turned to socat, and found it has worked flawlessly for
several days nows.
There were 3 machines involved in this transaction (actually the proxy
machine could be combined with the SNMP consumer if you wish, but then
you must alias localhost or something).
A. proxy machine (locally accessible from the consumer)
B. snmp consumer (where we run snmpwalk, nagios, zenoss or whatever)
C. snmp producer (machine remote from proxy and consumer, where
net-snmp serves up useful SNMP data)
1. SSH from proxy machine to snmp producer and forward a TCP port
ssh producer -L 6004:localhost:6004
2. Start TCP to UDP socat on producer
socat -d -d -d -lffoo.log TCP4-LISTEN:6004,fork UDP4:localhost:161
(the -ds and -lf are optional, and provide great logging information)
3. Start UDP to TCP socat on proxy
socat -d -d -d -lffoo.log UDP4-LISTEN:161,fork TCP:localhost:6004
(the -ds and -lf are optional, and provide great logging information)
4. run snmpwalk on the consumer
snmpwalk -v1 -c public proxy system
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There have been tablets a plenty here at Mobile World Congress but one of the more exciting ones looks to be the HTC Flyer, which eschews the move towards larger devices with its 7in frame, and includes a digital pen for scribbling on the display.
The first thing that HTC has got right on this tablet is the styling. While all and sundry are opting for various combinations of black and silver (whether metal or not) the Taiwanese manufacturer has gone for white and aluminium, though to keep distractions down it has gone for a black bezel round the screen. Build quality seems excellent and, key to its appeal, its form factor is spot on.
We always said that tablets needed to be more book sized than magazine sized if they ever wanted to be portable, which was why the Samsung Galaxy Tab appealed so much at first. Of course, some tablets have embraced the fact that they won't be used out the house but for some people the appeal of a large device for taking notes, watching video and the like while on the move is still there, and that's precisely what the Flyer represents. Its 7in form factor and 420g weight means you can hold it in one hand (around the sides if you've large hands or just from the corner if your hands are smaller) without your arm feeling like it's going to fall off.
The screen itself also looks as good as we would expect. The LCD panel sports a resolution of 1,024 x 600 pixels so is nice and sharp, and thanks to its IPS technology it has great viewing angles and produces vibrant colours with plenty of contrast.
In keeping with its more portable stylings, the Flyer has a phone-esque arrangement of buttons and other physical features. The headphone jack is up top alongside the power button, volume sits on the right edge, microUSB on the bottom, and on the back is the 5-megapixel camera, which does unfortunately lack a flash. A front facing camera for video calling sits above the screen while below it are three touch sensitive controls for Home, Menu and Back.
Shipping with the tablet will be a stylus, or pen as HTC insisted we call it, and a leather carry case which includes a holder for the pen (the pen doesn't dock inside the tablet). The case looks smart enough, includes protective corners to keep the device as safe as possible in transit and has various creased sections for easy folding over. It's of course the pen that's the really interesting part, though.
It looks just like a typical graphics tablet pen with a white plastic tip and two buttons down its side. Thanks to the special software that's integrated into HTC's build of the Android OS, you can simply draw anywhere on the screen at anytime. You can scribble on your scrabble, doodle on your desktop, and scrawl on your Facebook wall, all without actually harming what's below. More than that, though, there are certain apps that support it allowing you to jot hand written notes or annotate ebooks. Nib size and colour and other settings can be adjusted from a little wheel that pops up in the corner of the screen.
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On Oct. 17 ESA's latest astronomy satellite was launched on a Proton - the instruments are now being turned on one by one: Homepage, Launch Page, ESA Science News (earlier), GSFC and ESA Press Releases and coverage by NSU, PhysicsWeb, BBC, CNN, SN, S&T, Ast., UPI, AFP (other story), AP, ST. Previews: ESA Science News, New Sci., SN, AFP [Dsc.], BBC, SC, Novosti (earlier), RP, Welt. CHIPS nears launch, too - the Cosmic Hot Interstellar Plasma Spectrometer will examine the ISM: GSFC Press Release.
A comet orbiting a pulsar?The detection of a fourth planet orbiting the pulsar PSR B1257+12 (see Update # 231 story 2 sidebar 1) has been withdrawn - and replaced by something even weirder! There is indeed a strong signal of about 3 years period in the timing data from this pulsar, but only when its pulses are observed at a frequency of 430 MHz: Seen at 1400 MHz this signal just does not exist. This fact has become clear only recently when enough timing measurements at the higher frequency had been collected with the improved Arecibo radio telescope. A planet tugging on the neutron star would cause its pulse times at Earth to be affected at all radio frequencies simultaneously, of course, and thus 'planet D' has now been retracted.
The residuals seen in the 430 MHz data have to be due to variations in the number of electrons the pulses have to travel thru, as these cause tiny (and well-understood) delays. On the other hand, however, the residuals in the pulse arrival times at 430 MHz do show a striking periodicity, apparently stable all the way back to the first timings 12 years ago. There is also a long-term trend in the pulse times of PSR B1257+12, caused by variations in the interstellar plasma thru which we are observing the pulsar: It is drifting slowly behind this patchy veil. But the periodic variations are unlike any seen before in such interstellar effects: What if they are caused by something in orbit around the pulsar after all?
Since there is no gravitational effect evident in the 1400 MHz data, any compact body must have less than 1/5 the mass of Pluto, but such an object could still measure 1000 km - and survive for hundreds of millions of years in a pulsar's radiation field. Its surface would be ablated constantly, though, turning it into something like a comet: This 'coma' moving thru the line of sight once per orbit could be the cause of the periodic delays in the pulse arrival times. There is no way that this speculative scenario can be proven right away, but a year's more of timing data should confirm or deny the strict periodicity of the 430 MHz residuals - and these measurements are being made with Arecibo right now. (Talk by A. Wolszczan at the MPIfR in Bonn on Oct. 25, 2002)
Iran says it wants to launch a reconnaissance satellite - on a domestic rocket and in 2003At least that's what Brig. Gen. Ahmad Vahid, the chairman of the Iranian Aerospace Industries Organization, told the London-based newspaper Al-Hayah: In an interview published on Oct. 3 he talked about a satellite "for reconnaissance and civilian use" that Iran would build all by itself - and launch in 2003 on a domestically developed rocket. But at the same time he asserted that Iran has no plans for a long-range missile reaching farther than 1500 km, just enough to deter an attack by Israel.
Observers there as well as in the West are puzzled by the announcement: A rocket so weak could only launch a very modest Earth satellite of perhaps symbolic but no strategic relevance. And there are also doubts about the purely domestic nature of the development program: A former Iranian official says that North Koreans are helping with the propulsion, Russians with the camera and Chinese with the rocket platform. And a launch before 2004 would be very unlikely. (Space News of Oct. 14, 2002)
Russian space disaster: Soyuz fails, one dead, science payload lostIn one of the worst Russian space accidents in years, a Soyuz-U rocket failed shortly after launch at the Plesetsk cosmodrome on October 15, killing one soldier (Ivan Marchenko) and injuring others, while the scientific payload with many foreign experiments was destroyed. The accident, the first failure of a Soyuz after 75 straight successes, was later blamed on "an alien object or objects" in the Block D engine of the first stage of the Soyuz-U. While this rocket differs somewhat from the Soyuz-FG used in manned launches, the next taxi flight to the ISS was still delayed by 2 days.
A criminal investigation into the accident has already been launched by Russia as well. The lost payload was the unmanned Foton M-1 research satellite, using capsules of the Foton/Bion family containing 44 experiments supported by ESA. The experiments covered a wide range of scientific disciplines, including fluid physics, biology, crystal growth, radiation dosimetry and exobiology. France's IBIS biological incubator, Germany's AGAT, Russia's Polizon furnace and five Russian experiments brought the spacecraft's overall payload to a total of 650 kg.
Discovery of cosmic neutrinos, X-ray sources honored with 2002 Physics Nobel PrizeThree astrophysicists have been honored with the Physics Nobel Prize of 2002, for discoveries that in one case took place 40 years ago but which literally opened 'new windows' into the Universe: the first detection of a cosmic X-ray source other than the Sun and the detection of neutrinos from the Sun and Supernova 1987A.
Yet another »Half-Pluto« found in the Kuiper BeltThere are now four bodies known in the outer solar system that approach or reach half the diameter of the planet Pluto: First there was what is now known as (20'000) Varuna with some 900 kilometers diameter (see Update # 214 small items), then came (28'978) Ixion alias 2001 KX76 (see Update # 227 story 2 sidebar 2) with 900 to 1200 km diameter (according to the latest radio astronomical measurements), followed by 2002 AW197 with again 900 km - and now there is 2002 LM60 with a particularly well established diameter of 1250 km. This object (which the discoverers want to name Quaoar) is actually more »normal« than Pluto, with an almost circular orbit at 42 AU and a lower inclination of 7°.
Thanks to parallel photometry in visible and thermals radiation we already
know LM60's albedo of 10-12% and can calculate the diameter from
the brightness in the visible. Also the HST managed to barely
resolve the body, confirming the value of about 1250 km. The
albedo of 10% is higher than Varuna's at 7% and much higher
than the often assumed »typical« Kuiperoid value of
4% (but much lower than Pluto's 60%). There has been a
suggestion that the average albedo in the Kuiper Belt is 15%
which could explain the high abundance of Kuiperoid moons (see
Update # 242 lead, sidebar 1): The relatively
high value of 2002 LM60 may point in this direction.
ISS UpdateAtlantis has visited the ISS, and the S1 Truss has been added to the station - while the next taxi crew gets ready for an Oct. 30 launch and yet another ISS-bound TV game show has been announced, this time in Russia itself: an ESA Press Release on the taxi flight, an Ecliptic Enterprises PR [SD] about the new ShuttleCam, a picture of the Moon shot by the current ISS crew, the ISS & Atlantis shot from the ground by John Locker, Science@NASA on the ISS + Atlantis in the sky and ISS psychology, the current Status of the mission and coverage on Oct. 24: ST (other story), NZ. Oct. 23: New Sci., AFP, FT. Oct. 22: AFP, SC, ST. Oct. 21: HC. Oct. 18: SN, CNN, SC (other story), ST (other story). Oct. 17: HC, SC. Oct. 16: FT, UPI (other story), AFP, ST.
Oct. 15:
(other story),
Oct. 14:
Oct. 13:
(other story),
Oct. 12:
BBC (on how to photograph
the ISS hi-res), SN,
Oct. 11:
(other story),
Oct. 10:
(other story),
Oct. 9:
(other story),
(other story),
Oct. 8:
SN (ShuttleCam
still frames), HC,
Oct. 7:
NASA delays SLI review - the agency has delayed a key milestone in the Space Launch Initiative as it works to revamp the program: SD, FT, SC, ST. That was the recommendation from the GAO as well: FT, ST.
Wild plans for the era beyond the ISS are being discussed at NASA - let's go to the L2 point of the Earth-Moon system: New Sci. Earlier: SC, HC.
An asteroid co-orbiting with Earthhas been discovered - 2002 AA29, about 100 m wide, is at first on one side of the Earth and then escaping to travel along our planet's path around the Sun until it encounters the Earth from the other side, then it goes back again: details, New Sci., BBC, SC, Welt, NZ.
Distorted dust disk around Fomalhaut hints at planetsA huge distorted disk of cold dust has been discovered surrounding Fomalhaut, one of the brightest stars in the sky - the most likely cause of the distortion is the gravitational influence of a Saturn-like planet at a large distance from the star tugging on the disk: UCLA, PPARC Press Releases, Ast., SC, RP, NZ.
Evidence for a planet around Epsilon Eridani has been derived from its dust disk as well - its morphology is reproduced by a numerical simulation of dust particles captured into the 5:3 and 3:2 exterior mean-motion resonances with a 0.3 eccentricity 10-4 solar mass planet at periastron at a semi-major axis of 40 AU: paper by Quillen & Thorndike, Rochester Univ. Press Release [SR], coverage by New Sci., BBC, UPI, SC, ST, NZ.
The first planet orbiting a close-in binary starhas been discovered in Gamma Cephei - this discovery has implications for the number of possible planets in our galaxy, because unlike the Sun, most stars are in binary systems: McDonald Obs. PR [SN], New Sci., S&T, Ast., CNN, Welt, NZ.
No water maser emmission seen from several exoplanets - including some for which that had just been claimed (see last Update story 3 sidebar 1): IAUC. The doubts about the planet of HD 192263: Caltech PR. Amateur planet hunters: CSM. Professional planet hunters: Wired feature.
Pan-STARRS survey telescopes to be designed by the IfAand to become operational in 2006 - the Panoramic Survey Telescope and Rapid Response System is currently conceived of as an array of small telescopes and would be a perfect hunter for small NEAs: U HI Press Release.
Impact Risk less than predicted? That seems to be true at least for the 'Tunguskas': abstract by Harris, DPS Release [SR], S&T, SC. Earlier: NEO News.
Update on J002E3 - evidence continues to accumulate that it is the lost S-IVB third stage from the Saturn V rocket used to launch the Apollo 12 lunar landing mission: JPL.
A big fireball near Irkutskwas tracked from space, too - the Sep. 24 event had caused great interest in Russia: CCNet, NEO Centre Release, Novosti, SC. NASA eyes lasers to divert asteroids: UPI.
A big lunar conference was held in Taos: PSRD. JSC lunar samples find new home: Press Release. Earth rocks on the Moon: Science@NASA.
Chaos seen in movement of ring-herding moons of SaturnScientists have a new explanation for weird movements of two small moons that shepherd one of Saturn's rings, Pandora, which keeps the narrow F ring from spreading outward, and Prometheus, which rides herd along the same ring's inner edge: JPL Release [SN].
Why is Saturn's axis inclined to the ecliptic? The planet has a previously unappreciated long-distance relationship with Neptune that may be to blame: S&T.
Titan's landscape shaped more by internal heat than erosion - at least that's the prediction for Huygens: UA Release.
Retro-MACHOs discussed ...Black holes close to the solar system could bend solar rays backwards 180° - and be detectable as faint glints in the sky: a paper by Holz & Wheeler and a NSU.
Galactic center dynamics nailed down better than everThe orbit of an infrared star racing around the central engine Sgr A* of our Milky Way (see also Update # 205 small items!) has been tracked in great detail - earlier this year the star approached Sgr A* to within 17 light-hours while travelling at no less than 5000 km/sec: a paper by Sch�del & al., a cool animation and more details, MPG, ESO and Weizmann Inst. Press Releases, a NSU and an APOD and coverage by New Sci., PhysicsWeb, S&T, Ast., UPI, SC, CNN, AFP, BBC, Guardian, ST, Welt. While the new observations exclude some non-black-hole interpretations of Sgr A*, the "Burning Disk" hypothesis (see Update # 20) remains a possibility, by the way.
Torn-apart dwarf galaxy leaves faint blue arc in Cen A - when it was swallowed by the big galaxy, many new stars were formed: a paper by Peng & al., press releases by NOAO and JHU, an APOD and coverage by Ast., CNN.
The detailled physics of the jet of a radio galaxy have been studied in 3C 445 - the interpretation is still controversial, though: Univ. Bonn PR [German]. AXPs = Magnetars? PhysicsWeb.
ESO signs ALMA deal with ChileOn October 21, 2002, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Chile, Mrs. Mar�a Soledad Alvear and the ESO Director General, Dr. Catherine Cesarsky, signed an Agreement that authorizes ESO to establish a new center for astronomical observation in Chile: ESO Press Release.
Keck telescopes open for all U.S. astronomers in exchange for NSF money invested in instrument development: NOAO Press Release. New camera for Hale Telescope: Caltech Release, S&T.
Frozen water detected at Mars' N Pole as wellMars Odyssey has found frozen water also at the Martian north pole, new Gamma Ray Spectrometer data show - but the GRS is also detecting fewer neutrons than expected, which suggests the north polar atmosphere is enriched in neutron-absorbing nitrogen: Ast., HC, CNN, ST. Debate about the "Mars Gullies" not over yet: Dsc. Nor do the Mars-meteorite-lifers give up: BBC.
Mars Odyssey releases First Data Archive to scientists - the Planetary Data System will now make the information available to research scientists: JPL Release. NASA adds to Mars Global Surveyor photo album: JPL Release, Ast., SC. Students to participate in 2003 Mars rovers: Plan. Soc. Release. French role in Mars missions remains unclear: SC.
Aurora assessment studies for robotic Mars missions begin at ESA: ESA News, ST. First Words for Mars: Dsc. NASA 'cautiously optimistic' Mars Rovers will be ready for launch: Athena Update, SC. Beagle 2 gets new parachute, hopes increase: New Sci., BBC, Guardian, SD, Welt.
Galileo's final encounter is comingThe aging NASA probe will make its final pass over a jovian satellite November 5 when it buzzes over Amalthea, an oddly shaped boulder about 250 km long: This Week, Astrobiology Inst. PR, CNN.
'Cat's eye' images show cold hole over Jupiter's north pole - the gas giant has an arctic polar vortex similar to a vortex over Earth's Antarctica: JPL Release [SN], picture.
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Siddharth Moghe
January 02,2014
Premium food rates at not so premium food
On a working day, one of my trips to Pantaloons at Inorbit for a garment exchange saw me heading to News Cafe for lunch.
The place is located behind DIl Panjabi and opposite the Pune store ( or rather behind it ).
It has about 2 tables with what i can recollect only 1 sofa seating close to the door.
The bar area is huge and i think the far end of the restaurant is where the DJ is located.
On a workday, they have happy hours from 12-8 , but only on alcohol which i am sure they know not a lot of folks indulge in, which is cheap tactics.
They are basically a bar that serves food. Their bar menu is pretty long and i did not bother going through it.
Their food menu is also a long list but very premium priced is what i noticed.
I did not want to try a lot of things thanks to the price so i settled on the California chicken burger ( which promised, grilled chicken breast, guacamole, salsa and cheese ).
It took the burger a good 25 mins to arrive, by the time i was planning to getup and leave the place.
It comes with a side of coleslaw , fries, pickled onion, gherkin, and green olives. The pickled stuff is basically tiffy's produce available in any upmarket food store.
The coleslaw was good, thankfully well balanced and not an overdose of raw cabbage.
THe burger buns were nice and steamed. The patty was also of decent portions, not too oily, not negligible in size.
The entire patty lasted , may be till 3 bites to finishing the burger.
The toppings were guacamole and salsa. I dint know salsa meant a slice of tomato - did not taste onion or cilantro either, but guacamole is what i was happy with. It was obviously processed but the quantity was very good. Evenly thick, and evenly spread across the burger.
The burger was not a wow dish, but it will definitely satiate your hunger pangs. It isn't exactly VFM ( look at the bill ) but then once in a while it is okay to indulge.
Will i be going back again any time soon - may be not, but i think i know where to go if i have to eat a decently filling burger
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Arcot Srinivas
August 23,2013
Newscafe : Drinks food and lovely evenings
Newscafe is a nice place to catch up with friends over a couple of drinks over the weekend or after working hours,It has a lovely view of the secret lake/durgam cheruvu from its balcony even though its a bit heavy on the pocket it sure is worth the experience my list of must have bites and wood fired pizzas is as follows
Cocktails -
Long Island Ice Tea - five white spirits topped with ice & coke (2 drinks can make you go wizzy)
California Ice Tea - five white spirits topped with ice & cranberry juice (not for the faint hearted)
Bull frog - five white spirits topped with ice & redbull
Starters -
Ginger Chicken Strips - KFC type spicy chicken served with 2 dips
Chicken Satay - Grilled marinated chicken with hot chilli and peanut dip
spicy asian chicken- smoky hot chicken in chinese sauce
Main Course/Pizza's -
Sweet Chilli Chicken Pizza - lovely fusion of sweet,sour and spice its a 12" so one pizza can serve 2 people
Mediterranean Veg - Tomatoes/Bell Peppers/Mushrooms/Olives/Zucchini and cherry tomatoes in a Pomodori tomato sauce base
Lemon Cheese cake - out of the world flavor
Caramel Praline Cheese Cake - another exotic delight
Do drop a line if you like my review or tried any of the above dishes.
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Deepesh Tarun
June 30,2013
Loved It
My friend took me to this place on my last visit to Hyderabad. A pub in a mall is an alien concept for a guy like me from Chennai. This had out door seating as well and is perfect for a drinking session before a movie. The drinks are expensive but we decided to stick to pitchers. We ordered for a pizza and have to say it took ages to arrive. Also the service is pretty poor as well, but it is understandable considering the crowd and various seating options. The interiors were crowded and the DJ kept playing loud music. The place is worth a visit though.
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March 23,2013
Breakfast at Midnight!
Pleasantly surprised they serve breakfast all day like the diners abroad. I had their breakfast which came with eggs, bacon, potato. Place was nice.
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Rahul Gupta
April 20,2012
Nice place very badly managed!!!
The place may be good for walk in lunch or dinner but our experienced when we booked the place for the evening was real bad.
Few negatives that don't require any close observation...
- Very few items on the menu.
- Very low volume for music and very poor DJ.... song selection, mixing, everything was bad.
You cannot call this place a disc at all.
- ACs stopped working and even those who were not dancing were sweating.
May be, the management will learn with time.... but our experience was real bad.
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April 16,2012
Service excellent but the main ingredient of a cafe: Food is bad..
Price: You can buy a gunny full beers with the cost of the beer bucket.
Ambience: is too good.
not a place for Parties.
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athena hyd
February 29,2012
pathetic stale sickening food
having been here a year ago, last time i ordered the lasagna and the meat was stalen tasteless and i never ever came back to this place again .
yesterday met some firang friends at inorbit and they were waiting for me inside newscafe . i was very apprehensive to enter n order food, but then thot its been a year since i have eaten here and thot maybe the food has improved... little did i know how sick i was gonna get eating here ...
ordered spanish pizza,chicken pepper fry,french fries and pasta ....banana and honey shake
none were tasty escept for the shakes and it was just frozen meat thawed and reheated and served to us. food taste was yuck and it was a hefty bill of 4000 for the 5 of us
after a few hours ,started feeling nauseating and started vomitting, felt terrible and felt very sick , my friends who had eaten with me reached home and all have fallen sick, some vomitting profusely or hitting the loo
its like the saying i should have known better than to come back to this pretentious place where the food is all but fresh ....
now all of us have been diagnosed as having food poisoning, taking time off work and sitting at home puking whatever we injest n sipping electrol....
a fervent request to fellow burpers and hydbadis. AVOID THIS PLACE
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Ankur Chakraborty
February 27,2012
Excellent place but heavily priced
My wife had to go to Opium Spa (Inorbit Mall) this Sunday, and I dutyfully dropped her. I was informed that she would spend 1:15-1:30 hour there, so what should I do? I planned to visit News Cafe for some beer.
I had been to Inorbit Mall multiple times, but this is my first visit to this joint and it looks,.. ummm.. "inviting". The decor is refreshing, colours are bright and gives a huge lift to the mood. The seating area at L2 is too good as you can see the Durgam Cheruvu Lake from there.
The waiters are smart, prompt and happy to help you (I have rarely seen smiling waiters in Hyderabad joints). I was seated promptly, order was taken immediately and I was also given a newspaper to read (to prove their name, uh?).
Since it was a time-pass event, I ordered only one dish as snacks-- Asian Spicy Chicken-- which was spicy and really good. The portion was huge and more than enough for 2 persons. The portion must have been 1.5 times of any standard portion in a good Chinese restaurant. I had to call my wife to finish it off!!!
I have only two points to share:
1. The prices written for liquors- the measure/quantity is not mentioned. I was surprised to see the bill. The menucard read Beer as Rs 195. I later learnt that it is the price of pint beer (not the regular 750 ml bottle)-- whose MRP is 42 Rs. Top up that 195 Rs with servide tax and VAT-- and the beer costs amost 5 times of its MRP. It's very highly priced. (For a starter and 5 pint beers, the bill was Rs 1600)
2. The TV was running-- but picture quality was too bad (I don't know why the don't use Tata Sky or Airtel-- the picture was extremely shaky like they were using those pre-historic antennas). I don't go to a restaurant to watch TV, but still, that day India was playing and I would be happy to see the match.
My ratings:
Ambience (Weightage: 10%): 4.5/5
Service: (Weightage: 30%): 4.5/5
Food (Weightage: 30%): 4.5/5
Value for money (Weightage: 30%): 1/5
Overall: 3.45/5
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Sanjana Nayar
January 18,2012
Appearances can be deceptive!
I had my birthday party here! the place looks amazing.. the color combinations used are awesome. Once bound to be impressed with the place at the first walkin! BUT, appearances can be deceptive and this place proves the point. THE FOOD SUCKS HERE!!!!
the veg soup was passable but the chicken soup was almost disgusting. Not to mention the bland noodles and other dishes we had.
The other day my boyfriend took me there for an evening coffee, and My oh My! was the place a price! I'd rather suggest other places for parties or dates, but if your tired after hours of shopping with the girls, you know where to drop in for a quick bite!
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January 05,2012
Birthday Celebrations @ News Cafe
I recently been to News Cafe with some friends to celebrate my birthday.To our surprise News Cafe offers a discount upto 35% who celebrate their birthday at News Cafe.
We were given the warmest welcome from the moment we arrived, the manager and the rest of the staff were helpful and refreshingly attentive.
The place wasn't too busy at that time so we chose the tables with high stools on the bar counter.We had few cocktails which were really superb.They also have a good selection of Mocktails for those who wants non alcoholics drinks. We enjoyed our dinner too,it was very delicious.
The interior is very chic and elegant, modern and the view is amazing facing the lake.
We really enjoyed our evening at News Cafe and we highly recommend it!
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December 26,2011
Birthday Celebration @ News Cafe
I recently been to News Cafe with some friends to celebrate my birthday.To our surprise News Cafe offers a discount upto 35% who celebrate their birthday at News Cafe.
We were given the warmest welcome from the moment we arrived: the manager and the rest of the staff were helpful and refreshingly attentive.
The place wasn't too busy at that time so we chose the tables with high stools on the bar counter.We had few cocktails which were really superb.They also have a good selection of Mocktails for those who wants non alcoholic drinks. We enjoyed our dinner too,it was very delicious.
The interior is very chic and elegant, modern and the view is amazing facing the lake.
We really enjoyed our evening at News Cafe and we highly recommend it!
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December 15,2011
Excellent food and Great Service
The cafe is spread with indoor and outdoor seating with amazing decor and lovely ambience.I have been here for the 4th time and never dissatisfied with the food and service.
The food and the drink menu consists of wide variety.The food and service is upto the mark.
The staff was very courteous and polite.
Overall a very good experience at News Cafe and worth the price.
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athena hyd
December 02,2011
dissapointing fare
ambience n interiors 10/10
view of the lake from the sitout 10/10
choice of spirits 10/10
service 10/10
pricing 2/10
ordered lasagna n a lamb burger. we were impressed with the interiors and the service but the food tasted bland and the meat seemed stale. for 3 of us the bill came to 3800 but none of us could finish our meals. we were tres dissapointed
its like we only paid for the alcohol........that was the only saving grace
the view is spectacular to sit outside n chill . if only the food was better
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December 02,2011
Awesome !!! The only authentic cocktail bar in Hyd
I never had an inclination to write a food/drink review in India.
But my experience in News Cafe has changed it all !!
My friends from England were here on work and we wanted to go to a new place......and since I saw some great articles about News Cafe.....I mustered the courage to tell them about the place and what I read about it.
The English already knew about the brand as it is supposed to an international brand from South Africa and they had gone to almost 5-6 News Cafe's in Africa.
So we went to News Cafe in Inorbit Mall and boy, was it good......I never thought Hyd had such an awesome place with precise interiors and then the view.......if you keep aside the fact that you are in India, this place seems like an exotic european setting with the view of the soothing lake and hills !!
Coming to the drinks and food , their liquor and food menu is extensive and we ordered different drinks ...... the cocktails were just amazing.......never had such awesome cocktails in Hyderabad before........
The food as well is just great with huge portions.......we tried out the Steak, Pork Ribs and other meats and we really liked it........
The desserts and ice creams were also very good.
On the whole, a very great and awesome experience.
I live in Secbad and I request the owners to open a place in secbad as well :)
Hyderabad has truly got its international cocktail bar/restaurant !!
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Sasikanth Paturi
October 10,2011
Great ambiance, Horrible service!!
We sat here for about two hours, but the place got duller and duller. There seemed to be absolutely no life at the place. All four of us were starring at each others faces for most of the while. The prices of the food and liquor were exorbitant, and the food dint taste amazing either. The quantity of food served was also quite less. Added to this, the server was quite rude. He wanted us to move to a table for 3 in between, as we were having only food and hookah (he actually said that!!). On the whole, I was very very disappointed. I was hoping for a better end to a long day, and it was absolutely thwarted!!
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July 30,2011
nice place for chillout
I have been to this place last night. The waiter was very courteous. Grabbed some buckets of beer and chilled out in the open air seeing India's bowling.
Good night view of the lake and nice place to hangout after work. Though the bill was a bit heavy - overall experience was good.
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Kalyan Chanumolu
July 29,2011
Horrible food
Nothing great or even worth mentioning about the food here.
I have been here for lunch with my team of 20 and we were badly disappointed.
This place is a big no no..
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Blue Joy
May 24,2011
pathetic service
it seems like a trend now...change like crazy, add components like service charge to further harass the customer, push all taxes like service tax to him, and then, when you've made him pay through his nose, give him such a bad service that he regrets ever stepping into the restaurant. i mean, why can't people who charge such high prices AT LEAST train their staff??? is that not what somebody comes to these ultra expensive places for - to relax and enjoy? and then we have to deal with completely ill-mannered staff which we could easily have encountered at a "cheap" place like dhaba or something, and at least got good food in return.
btw, i have given 2 stars instead of 1 only because the drinks in the place were decent.
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October 30,2010
News Cafe Experience
I was at News Cafe, Hyderabad last Friday and to my surprise this place is lot better than New Delhi.....its spacious and very good interiors. I freaked out when I entered their outdoor seating area it was truly European!!!!! I love their cocktails and food.....they are really good with their burgers, pizzas and appetizers and not to forget their cocktails they are just amazing....I initially felt it little expensive but when I saw the portion size I immediately called for a take away bag ;) food pricing and cocktail pricing what they have is a good value for money.
News Cafe rocks!!!! See you soon News Cafe team ;)
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Horit Bhattacharya
October 30,2010
Not Newsworthy.
A quick, brief review, this place doesn't merit anything more.
Went few Fridays ago, was greeted at the hostess desk outside by an attractive, expat bartender who showed us to our seats (nice way to draw in the crowds management!). Slick looking restaurant, reminded me of The Park, Delhi. The balcony seating area overlooking the lake was packed, the crowd inside was sizeable too and consisted of young professionals and upmarket, noveaux riche types.
The menu is extensive, prices are unjustifiably bloated - and this is in comparison to similar premium joints like F Cafe and Hard Rock Cafe.
Here's what I ordered :
1) Tomato Soup - Very strange. It was like eating big spoonfuls of tomato concasse and rough mirepoix of vegetables suspended in thin stock. It was overpoweringly sour until that was interrupted by a big bunch of basil and then more sourness. It was accompanied by a couple of slices of garlic bread which made the soup a bit more palatable. It was like eating a bruschetta really.
2) Tenderloin Steak, mashed potatoes, sauce, sauted veggies - I'm going to write exactly what I wrote in the comment card - The smallest steak I've ever eaten in my life, the award for stinginess goes to News Cafe. I'm not sure where their chefs are from but that was NOT a flippin tenderloin steak. What it really was and looked like is a very tough piece of brownish meat, shaped vaguely like a 3" meat chop (or maybe a turd). Stringy and tough (almost as if it had been deep fried) on the outside and chewy and a little softer towards the centre. I finished it in 4-5 forkfuls, I kid you not. The imposter steak was aranged on a round of mashed potatoes(pretty good, creamy and not over seasoned) and about 7 and a half slivers of beans, carrots and Zucchini. NOT 7 and a half slivers EACH. There may have been a tablespoon of sauce somewhere in there but I couldn't really tell. I think I paid over 500 bucks for something that is infintely inferior to the steaks at F Cafe (which is superb) and HRC (good). It doesn't help matters that their steaks are less expensive too.
3)My friend ordered the "Burger Trio" - 3 mini burgers, one each of lamb, chicken and beef served with fries and maybe some coleslaw. He liked them, I thought they were moderately good and cursed myself when I saw that the patties on his burgers were about the same size as my steak.
Service was sluggish and they committed the cardinal sin of bringing in the main courses at different times. I'd almost finished my ginormous steak by the time the burgers arrived. Also, why all the lights around us were switched off when some of the other tables left is beyond me.
We decided to skip dessert and I ended up paying close to 1500 bucks for a rather unsatifying meal. Moral of the story, if you're charging me good money for a meal then you damn well serve something worthwhile on my plate else I'm not coming back and I'm telling as many people as I can about your malpractices. How's that for some NEWS ?
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October 29,2010
Avoid - if you want to eat good food
I logged in after a couple of years or thereabouts only to tell eveyone out here what a terrible place this is. Stay away!
I had a minestrone - and it was t.e.r..r.i.b.l.e. It had just onions, and some chunky pieces of tomato and... wait for it... a film of stale oil on top.
And then a thai green curry - which had overcooked vegetables, mushrooms despite me requesting them not to have them, the rice was stale and hard. I understand restaurants need to manage process and do tend to heat cold food, but this was awful. The veggies were somewhat burnt, there was veggies that were overcooked to the extent I couldn't get my fork in.
And to top it all - pretty expensive! Rs. 500 for this terrible food. My recommend - AVOID!
Oh, and pretty sad service too.
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October 16,2010
Average steaks, sub-avg service, expensive
Went to this place 3-4 times. Its best to go for brunch. Not enough waiters to handle evening rush. I had good service when I was the only customer :-). This is at odd hours 11:00 am or 3:30 pm.
Great continental breakfast. Agree that view is good
Steaks are tough - did not enjoy then the 2 times I had them. Indijoe steaks are waaaay better.
Pretty expensive - this coming from someone who used to go to Indijoe every weekend. Portions are small. I live in Gachibowli and would still prefer to go to Indijoe or Grill room for steaks/continental food.
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September 12,2010
Excellent food and decor
The new restaurant in Inorbit Mall. It is tucked away in the end. It has both indoor and outdoor seating. The views from the restaurant are phenomenal. We had grilled wings for starters and pizza and ribs. Great food, good drinks.
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Ricardo Miranda was elected to the Legislative Assembly of Alberta, representing the constituency of Calgary-Cross, on May 5, 2015. On February 2, 2016, Mr. Miranda was appointed Minister of Culture and Tourism.
He currently serves as chair of the Standing Committee on Alberta's Economic Future and as a member of the Select Special Ethics and Accountability Committee. Previously he served as a member of the Standing Committee on the Alberta Heritage Savings Trust Fund.
Prior to his service with the Legislative Assembly, he worked as a servicing representative and member organizer with the Canadian Union of Public Employees before being hired as the research representative for Alberta. He is currently on leave from his job as a flight attendant, where he has 15 years of service.
Miranda holds a bachelor of arts degree from the University of Calgary, and is working towards a secondary degree in industrial relations with a long term view of obtaining his PhD.