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Some Like It Hot
Andheri West
Western Suburbs
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Niv 1960
April 28,2015
Chilled out place
Me and my friends often frequent this place to just chill out and unwind after a busy week. It is a kind of place where you have your fix order. And mine is Burger and Chilly cheese Toast. The BBQ paneer is a must try.The music is very good adding to the comfort and happiness.My vegetarian friends ordered a sizzler which I heard was pretty good as well.! All in all a pretty good experience
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Sanah Suvarna
June 24,2014
so colorful!
I've been hearing good and bad reviews about this place for quite some time now. Finally, a went here with two of my friends. The place was empty as it was a Tuesday afternoon. The waiters were quick and brought our food within 10 minutes.
For appetizers, we ate Nachos with Beans and Salsa Sauce and Hot and Spicy Chicken and for the main course we ate Chicken in Pepper Garlic Sizzler and Slow Cooked Lemon Chicken (Mini Meals). This cost us Rs. 1500 (with taxes), which we thought was good enough as the quantity was much and the three of us were super full.
The place is pretty and i love the bold red and blue colors. The wallpapers and the lamps give this place a vintage look all together. The only complain we had was that the music was too loud and the woofers began irritating us in no time.
My experience here was great overall but again, i don't know how their services would be if the place is crowded with bustling orders.
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Nirali Naik
February 28,2014
A Mixed Experience
The food is alright at Some Like it Hot and the music was too loud for my liking. The crowd is young and so it is a nice place to frequent on Saturday nights.
The service is a little slow but the pricing is decent and make for a good time with friends for sure.
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Rohit Khopkar
January 28,2014
Worth a try
Some like it hot is a resto bar; where all the food is a tad bit spicy. The look of the place reminded me of the malt shop in the old Archie comics; with electric colors everywhere & neon lights blinking in all corners of the place. They have an extensive food & beverage menu. The food is a mix and match from corners of the world. As we had already had drinks earlier we decided to go straight for the main course. My wife had the thai green curry which normally comes with buttered rice; however our server was flexible enough to offer her some steamed rice instead. I decided to go for the barbecue chicken sizzler. The food arrived together as we had requested & at the optimal temperature. The thai green curry was very flavorsome; though it did lack that taste of galangal (Thai Ginger) & a hint of Kefir lime. The sizzler was good; apart from the fact that it just wouldn't stop sizzling !!! Just a word of caution to the chef; by heating up the place so much & such a long sizzle can cause the bed of cabbage to burn really quickly & begin to char the chicken, the rice, the french fries (which did get a bit soggy) & the vegetables. The sizzler was you run of the mill variety when it came to the accompaniment; however the chicken stood out; it was perfectly cooked & coated with an amazing blend of barbecue sauce. The portion sizes were so big that we could not finish our main courses. For dessert we ordered the sticky brownie which came with a dollop of vanilla ice cream; the brownie was a bit dry towards the center & tasted more like a chocolate cake; there was a layer of melted & reformed Ganache but only on the top of the brownie. The service was good; the wait staff were knowledgeable & prompt. The prices are reasonable; this place is definitely worth a visit!!!
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January 09,2014
Good for dinner with friends
Some like it hot is a good place for a casual dinner and drinks with friends. They have good pastas and starters. Their pizzas are decent and tasty. The portion of the food is something you don't need to worry about. The nacho's with cheese is yum and filling for two people itself. Their saslik paneer sizzler is a must try. The music is really upbeat making the place perfect to unwind after a long day. The prices are not too expensive but the service could definitely improve. No one likes to call for the waiters repeatedly and not listened too. been there two three times now and not disappointed with the food ever and would definitely recommend going there once.
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Meeta Parmar
October 28,2013
good music overated price
amibience and music tooo good but service not great and food over rated price as per quantity. but not great fun as such....
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October 16,2013
Accidental memorable visit
We were going to Masala mantar located with some like it hot but fortunately the place was full so we decided to go to some like it hot. It was completely a great expereince. The ambience was lil dark but was cool to party wid freinds. The drinks were served quickly and the starters & fondue was just amazing. We enjoyed the experience a lot & henceforth we always prefer some like it hot ovr masala mantar. The food & drinks were value for money & we didnt felt tat it was waste of money coming to this place.
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September 28,2013
Karoke Thursdays, Helpful Staff & Great Food
Had a hectic Thursday and you don't think you can make it till the weekend without an immediate dose of life....help has arrived. The perfect place to lighten up your Thursday, the karaoke is a hit amongst the crowd, the food is much better than most of the joints serving the similar cuisine, the chicken lasagna is absolutely delicious though the wood fried pizzas do not live up to the expectations, experiment with anything on the menu and quite frankly it will not disappoint. the cocktails are stirred up to perfection and if you are lost in the menu like most of us desi's..simply ask the waiter..yahan pe kya accha milta hain...he'l be obliged to answer.
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September 12,2013
Happy to be here
This place is an all time favourite,be it with frens or with family an absolutely foodie place.
The things to binge on are the cheesy fries and absolute hit, the morrocon chicken is my all time favourite here.. they also recommend a chicken starter on skewers which is equally good.
The waiters there are swift with services
The alfredo pasta is just so creamy and good can ra te it better than the one served in any italian joint.
The rose wine served here is an absolute ust try for wine lovers , visitng them during the happy hours is a common trend but like ways as they serve food all day just chilling in at the place is a great option too.
Coming to desserts the creme bruelle is a 5/5 followed by mochachino mouse cake and tiramisu..
Amazing time spent here always and will never get enough of this place called some like it hot !
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September 12,2013
amazing burrp card benefit....
really love this place , nice music, best food and the ambience...also baked beans and pizza and also the pastas are my favorites....
and finaly got 10% discount on food by just flashing my burrp card..... amazing....
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Bhakti Makhija
August 08,2013
I love this place
The best hangout place according to me. I love the interiors. Love the food, ambiance. It lifts up your mood. The music is really good, they know the taste of their guests with music. Their chicken tikka and prawns is delicious. Love the offers the y have on alcohol. Go here with a gang and youll enjoy the most.
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Lizy Dsouza
August 08,2013
Paisa Wasool!
This place is just right for singing your heart out. The karaoke is the best across mumbai. Book the table in advance or else keep waiting also the service is prompt and the ambience is apt. The food served is scrumptious and finger licking good. The best part about this place is that it is pocket soothing.
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Shikha Chawla
May 03,2013
Say Cheeeese fondue!
Cutting straight to business, go for the Cheese fondue! Even if you're not a big fan of cheese, you must try this one. And if you're not looking for a gourmet experience, Thursday night is when you should totally be here! Happy hours and a Bollywood Karaoke Night on Thursday if sure to keep you so entertained that you won't bother ordering food. The service is decent and the ambience is peppy and casual, perfect for a chilled out evening with friends. Also the fact that the guests comprise mostly of the young crowd and working professionals adds to the whole vibe of the place.
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April 09,2013
Good beverages ok food
That says it all. Loved the beverages but was little disappointed with food quality. Service was ok, staff was polite, ambiance ok
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March 23,2013
Good place to have drinks and food
The theme of the restaurant exactly matches its name "some like it hot!"
Enter the place and you immediately feel like grooving to the music that is played in there! The place is lit up with warm colored lights mostly reds and yellows and have red hot seats.
Some like it Hot gives you great food, brilliant ambience and warm service at very good prices! They even have Happy Hours to let you enjoy a couple of drinks before biting into their yummy food.
The pastas and pizzas are yumm and filling!
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March 04,2013
happy hours
Some like it hot is just so awesome I fell lyk gng on dine again n again n again...superb service they also serve alcohol I liked tht cheese fondue it was really tooo good italian at its best....n its really affordable
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January 31,2013
Superb place
The food over here rocked.I ordered for an indiana cottage cheese steak.it was served with vegetables and mashed potatoes.it was truely special and very different from the food i usually eat.nice try.Dont miss out on the blueberry cheesecake.it is one of the best i have ever tried.Its a little expensive place...but provides more vfm than many places i have been to.
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December 17,2012
Cool Place!
Celebrated my birthday wid friends at Some Like It Hot. Had heard about the whacky ambience abot the place! Finally gave it a try...
Ambience- Place is nicely done..Comfortable Red Sofas give a good look...Lights are dim...I thought that the place will be brighter...
Food- We were a group of 16...so ordered Nachos, Corn Cheese Balls and Bruschetta for starters.....Pretty nice! Pasta was also good! Pizza was a thin-crust one....not that great for my liking! Overall it was good! :)
Service- Good Service...They gave us a Complimentary cake...:D
Prices- Little Pricey! But its Ok! Pop Tates is a slightly better option.
Verdict- Try it! :)
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December 11,2012
Chilled out place
This is another feather in the cap of pop Yates
Very laid back, not in you face kind of a place .. Like the ambiance.
The fondue , burger & pizzas are great..
Alcohol is not expensive too,especially in the happy hours.
Enjoy your food with a pint of beer or shots like in my case
The b52 dessert is a must try. Very well recommended.
Service is friendly. They don't rust you out.
I definitely like it hotttt :p
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November 11,2012
i love the service. i love the food. i love the rates. all this place needs is more publicity and you'll have to be booking tables days in advance
they dont have much of a rush.. but that is the ONLY bad part.
the other day they provided pizza samples which led us to buy 2 pizzas.
the service is great...friendly and fast.
best dishes --- nachos, pizza and any dessert.
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Ipsita Priyadarsini
August 17,2012
cheap and cool
The ambiance is very young and vibrant,food is good, its one place where you dun have to ponder over what outfit to deck in..juz wear ur tee n shorts and you are ready to have some good italian risotto..some drinks and the trademark cheese fondue
overall a nice and cordial place to chill
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March 03,2012
& most love it!
I'm getting several names for it...dunno wat to call it..the olive of andheri, hidden pearl or just a MUST try for all foodies. After much research we decided to check this place out on a friday night..missed it on the road for the first time as the location has pretty poor visibility or rather unfriendly which slightly dampened our spirits as to how the place would be, nevertheless we got it and started walking towards...its nestled in a building which seemed newly constructed. From the entrance we walked up to the place. Was surprised by the laid back decor and friendky staff. Settled in the
Place quite comfortably. Started with pomegranat surprise which was superb and rightly priced, the other mocktail was black beauty which again did not disappoint. The side order was garlic bread which was fresh. Went for a cheese paprika fondue which came with bread and fruit pieces, this went quite well with our mocktails. The cheese had the right consistency and dippings like dill and olives went well with it. We were pretty much full after this so decided to share one of the main courses..after looking at the several interesting options we settled for a sphagetti in white sauce- this was average when compared to italian masters like don giovani but still was good enough for a light dinner. Felt like taking the much reverred dessert but left it for next time. Will be back here definitely.
Ambience 7/10
Service 7/10
Food 7/10
Mocktails 7.5/10
Location 5/10
Price/VFM 7/10
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November 23,2011
Blueberry Cheesecake! OMG
Just like a favorite t-shirt which you wear again and again but never get bored of, you can come to this place over and over again and good times will be guaranteed.
A nice place to hangout with friends, walk in anytime be it for lunch, evening snacks, dinner or the early morning lavish breakfast. Awesome pancakes and very good omletes.
The only thing to remember is whenever you come to this place, don't forget to order the Blueberry cheesecake! be it whatever, you are dieting, or not a dessert person or too full etc! it will be a sin if you will not order one!
The cheesecake is out of this world.... mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...
Go give it a try and have fun!
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October 19,2011
Must Visit
Some Like it Hot lives up to its name.The place is really good.Nice ambiance and a welcoming staff.Been there thrice now and it has not disappointed yet.They have a projector in there,makes for a good Football/Cricket match.The food is pricing is just.The portions are good.Alcohol still is on the high side(Blame the government for that).The music is usually Hip Hop and Pop.
For the starters:Nachos (3.5/5),Garlic Bread(3/5),American Cheese corn balls(3/5),Weges(4/5)
Main course:Sizzler(3.5/5),Pizza(2/5)Not really a fan of thin crust pizza,Pasta(4/5),Cheese Fondue(4.5/5)
I hope they add on more to their dessert section.I'd reckon this place to all.
Damages:700-800 for 2
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Sams Travelogy
September 26,2011
Superb music, Good food
i have been to SLIH many times and each time it have loved it more. its truly kind of american retro bar and restaurant with good selection of alcoholic/non alcoholic drinks and veg/nonveg american food. the service is very good and the staff is very kinf and helping. If you are a jain food eater this is not the place for you. the music is really good, they play some real good English classics. the atmosphere on saturdays and sundays is really good.. a superb place to hang out with friends or treat them..
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Sidharth Diwey
September 26,2011
a well deserved break
man after going through a hell of a week the end was good the place is friendly they recognize repeat customers the staff is good n the services is also good
u can go as group n this place will surely love u for it
priced moderately it doesn't pinch the pocket as well
the best thing for me is the location. its 10 minutes walk from office so it takes me no time to rush to this place after a tiring week
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Sumit Verma
September 22,2011
Customer Service... Where ?
We have been visiting this place since its inception, and probably know most of the staff that works there. This past Sunday, when I went there to celebrate my birthday, celebrations turned into nightmare. We gave our car for valet parking to a driver, told him that there were couple of laptops inside the car. After an hour when we come back, the side window glass of the car was broken, and the two laptops were stolen. The car was barely parked 50m from the restaurant and the guard was asleep or on a break, whatever. The manager or staff did not even bother to tell us about this when it happened, forget about being alert or owning responsibility for it. The heights of arrogance, one of the managers came after an hour while we were scrambling around, and told us that its not their responsibility. I mean COME ON! This is what we expect from you after being one of the first customers to your place, telling your driver that laptops are in the car, and a guard is supposed to be keeping a watch all the time, and all this time the car was parked like 50m from the place. It's been 4 days and still no word from them, this is what you call customer service, or did they have a hand in all this, I'll never know. But this is absolutely arrogant and shameless behavior by the restaurant management. Really shame on you -
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September 12,2011
Orgasmic Stuff!
I landed up here only because WTF! was too crowded on a late Sat night! But boy o' boy, little did I know it's going to be "find of the year"!!
On a hungry stomach we ordered barbecued chicken wings, nachos with cheese, garlic bread, charmula chicken and fried squids over some beer. The price had already knocked us over till food started arriving barely 5 mins later. The perfectly smoky sweety wings, crunchy tangy squids and super soft garlic bread was nothing like I had in recent time.
The smiling waiter, upbeat pop music, chilled beer and sheer energy of the place only added to the over all experience. There were celebs too!
I could not hold back smile and tip some more when I saw a mere 3% service charge in the bill.
GO GO GO! It's THE place if you like affordable good food and cheap booze in Mumbai.
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Gunpreet Sabharwall
August 06,2011
Some really like it hott..
It is a great place... the food is awesome... I tried a sizzler and a pasta... I simply loved them.. the staff is really cordial and serves you with a smile... I can not miss mentioning the interiors... the seating arrangement, look and feel of the place and the variety of food at offer goes hand in hand... Overall.. This place satiates your taste buds with great music..
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Kunal Jain
July 17,2011
Meeting + Food = Awesomeness
Had a meeting with an IT manager of a company so we decided to meet @5.00pm at this place as this is the only place in Andheri west which is open at this time and also a common location for both of us.
Though I had a meeting here but also had food here. As i have already been to this place many times so i decided to order a different pasta this time so i end up ordering one "Mushroom and Broccoli Cajun pasta". Though the other person with me just ordered one Glass of beer for himself.
The pasta i had is the best one. Can't compare it with the little Italy.. but this pasta was just awesome. I never had this kind of Pasta.
Finally found a place for a Meeting and also to enjoy your food along with the meeting.
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Kunal Jain
July 07,2011
Too hot!
Just came back after having dinner at this place. Went there at 7.15pm and came back at 8.30pm so in 1hr and 15min we all are done with our dinner.
In starters we ordered - Bruschetta Pomodoro which was not good, mushroom chipotle chili.(excellent), Cheese Garlic Bread(Really good).
In the main course we ordered - Penne Arrabiata(Good), Canelloni Al Forno(Excellent) and one Veggie Maxican pizza(very good).
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Sushmita Mitra
June 28,2011
A really cool place!!!
It was only after reading several good reviews on burrp....that my boy fren n I decided to go to Some Like it Hot. Honestly, I wasnt expecting much. But the moment i stepped in.... i was extremely impressed by the decor and the ambience, especially the photos and the red coloured sofas.....
Its one of those places where irrespective of whatever mood u get in, u'll always get out happy....The food is good, the shooter was awesome, we didnt try any cocktails, but going by the trend, i'm sure they wud be good....
The staff is very cool, cooeprative, smiling and friendly....
N too top it all, it isnt even that expensive.....You get more than ur value for money....
A hidden treasure in andheri.....
Highly recommended!!!!
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Burrped Up
June 27,2011
Nice Place ,Has that mexician feel to it..
Went here Yesterday with my friends ,Had a lovely time .
Ambiance was beautiful n lively ,not a dull environment so that made us feel pepped up for sure .
Food -Ordered fries and beer pretty neat ,Though salt was missing in the fries and it should be made a bit more crisper.
They have happy hours b/w 3 and 8.30 .so if u reach there early i guess u can have some savings to look foward to as well.
Music-Ya need some good music here or some fun movies, sports and all plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz no....:(
Well surely go to this place again.
Guyz do try out this place if u want space to breath enjoy and sit without being pushed round...:).Food has quite a few options to.:)..
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Omg Toilets r sooo cuteeeeeeee to.lol... yayaya ..this is an important feature to ...:l:)
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Kunal Jain
June 26,2011
Good option for quick food
Just came back after having Lunch at this place. Was looking for restaurants who can provide food after 4.00pm so suddenly this place strikes in my mind.
Had one Canelloni Al Frono(Spinach and Ricotta stuffed in Pasta sheets with tomato sauce). Canelloni was very good.. but the bread they served with it was not Fresh..
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Tripti Panjabi
June 23,2011
i had been to some like it hot and it was excellent....out of the box
1.Good ambience
2.Good music
3.Good food
4.Good service
i would recommend ppl to go there czzzz it awesomeeeee!!!!!!!
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neeti vaingankar
June 22,2011
very nice place
dis place is absolutely fun...
been der juz a couple ov tymz...bt nice music paired wid fabulous food...
decent waiters and customers wid a standard...it was just hw i'd expcted it to be...
dis place reali satisfied meh to0 da core...for middleclass public da rates maybe a bit high...but itz worth...
last tym i went der dey were celebrating mexican food festival...
nd located (kinda) in da heart ov lokhandwala...can be easily located...
overol dis place iz superb...check it out...4.5starz frm meh...
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June 12,2011
Nice but expensive...............
Food was nice, ambience is good as its a newly built one, but found it on the expensive side, also is a replica of pop tates when it comes to food menu just that have added a tinge of Lounge to it, if u got the bucks in the wallet, then just go and have fun empyting the same.
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Sanjay Jagannath
June 10,2011
will not go back disappointed
Well yes this place did have a name which made me think twice before going...but ahh well the fliexbile happy hours which suited my time eventually dragged me there...AND I AM GLAD IT DID!!!! sharing the floor with masala mantar....the ambience being all red is pretty catchy.....sat down...called in for the first pitcher...and browsed throught the "RED" menu card too....decent vareity...but my favourites still stay the BBQ chicken wings...it is soo full of flavour!!!! the next not to be missed items are their thin crust pizzas w hich they recently added to the menu....the peri peri pizza and the spicy chicken pizza (not mentioned in the menu but if u tell the waiter u can get it) truly justified the name of the joint....and the pizzas were DELLLLIIIIICIOOUUSSSS!!!!!!!!....
yes the music varies...sometimes retro..sometime classic rock....and they got tvs set up for viewing at every place u sit...so ideal for matches to be caught......over all an amazzing place to chill back with ur friends...and if u catch the happy hours nothing like it!!!!
i definitly am from the "SOME" that like it hot!!! :)
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Ajai Bathija
June 08,2011
Sizzling Hot And Happening!!
With the number of 'desi' diners in Mumbai, modeled on the lines of 'asli' diners from the US of A, how does one break through the clutter and emerge with the perfect recipe for success?
Trust Tony Singh, the man with the Midas touch and responsible for successes like Pop Tate's Urban Tadka, Masala Mantar to come up with an all new concept which wows you on every parameter and delivers an all round fantastic experience - be it culinary, ambiance, service or price!
In my opinion, the biggest risk with setting a restaurant like Some Like it Hot is the risk of becoming a me-too to successes like Pop Tate's and other diners in the same genre.
But Some Like It Hot, smartly steers clear and comes up with a concept which is brand new, in the face, instantly likeable and memorable.
Modeled on the lines of international diners - red patent leather seating, diffused lighting, wacky and eternal black and white photographs on the wall of Hollywood greats, makes for a great ambiance. The seating is comfortable, with tables cleverly designed to provide some privacy while giving a feeling of openness at the same time. A huge screen in front which is a must these days, make up the interiors on one side. The other side is has a long bar with tables and a huge wood oven at the very end.
The most awesome 'return' factor for us was the retro music, right out of 80's - Uptown Girl meets Safety Dance meets Karma Chameleon meets What's Love Got To Do With It, Time after Time and more!! The selection just makes your day or night if you are a sucker for some flashback to the 80's.
Coming to the food, the menu is neat, explanatory and has enough variety to please all. We were a group of 4 adults and 2 kids who were immensely satisfied with the items we ordered.
Starting with the cheese garlic bread which had loads of melted cheese spilling off the just right buttery garlic toasts we moved on to Chicken Hot and Spicy, an Oriental starter with succulent pieces of chicken accompanied with grilled capsicum pieces.
The nachos with cheese and salsa sauce was a winner and had us asking for more helpings of the tasty salsa sauce immediately.
Another starter we enjoyed was the chicken Morgan which had flat pieces of chicken grilled to perfection and had some really great flavors quite distinct from the Oriental chicken we tried earlier.
Best thing about this place is that they have happy hours - 1 on 1 free - as early as 3 PM - yes that's right, 3PM in the afternoon. As we were having a late sunday lunch, this worked perfectly fine for us and the huge, chilled pitcher of beer was repeated on the house due to the happy hours!
The main course too was fabulous. We decided to order a wood smoked thin crust chicken tikka pizza for the kids - which was yummier than expected, amazingly crisp loaded with juicy chicken tikka exploding with flavor and taste! The kids had a ball as the 10 incher and more than enough for both of them.
The adults decided to try the sizzlers and we were real glad that we opted for them. The chicken oriental sizzler served with a generous helping of their trademark pepper, garlic sauce was outstanding. Chicken, vegetables, instead of french fries and noodles instead of rice, was the right combination for the delicious meal easily enough to satisfy the appetite of 2 adults. Not to forget the hash brownie and grilled onions, dripping with the house sauce were the highlight of the sizzler. Mmmm, yummy!
The second sizzler - fish in pepper sauce had huge pieces of tender boneless basa fish, accompanied with generous helping of mashed potato and flavored rice. Though on the spicier side, we loved the amazing flavors as the mild mashed potatoes were a perfect foil for the spicy fish! Awesome!
Before I get to the desserts, must mention the Service, which is quick, attentive and excellent ! Do keep in mind that the starters arrive on the table within 10 minutes of ordering which is a huge achievement and must be due to great processes working like clockwork at the back-end. And this was in spite of the restaurant being nearly full. A commendable achievement. All the staff is friendly, helpful, ever smiling (importantly), attentive and eager to please.
As we had quite a lot of customized ordering in terms of flavors and ingredients, we were interacting with Manager Sonu Singh who is an absolute delight as he has an outstanding understanding of the nuances associated with flavors and condiments. Sonu was very helpful and kept a watchful eye on every table, unobtrusive, inquiring every few minutes if everything was in order. He has always been around for guests at all times, recommending the new variations in terms of the drinks and starters.
Besides Sonu, John Quadros and Luke Serrao the other managers at Some Like It Hot and Masala Mantar next door always go out of their way to keep guests satisfied to ensure a repeat audience. Whether it is customized orders, requirements in terms of flavors and spices, super fast orders if you are in a hurry and friendly service, they are always ready to oblige.
Moving on to their desserts counter, which is in demand at all times, occupies pride of place at the entrance which is common for both the restaurants. Gooey sticky brownies, which were over by the time we finished lunch :( So we opted for the Mango cheesecake, crème brulee and B-52.
We loved the mango cheesecake, which was perfect for the season, just the right amount of sweetness and the awesome flavor of rich alphonso mangoes. The creme brulee - glazed, chocolaty, coffee flavored with a thin crisp layer of browned sugar on top was a treat and polished off in no time. But above all the star dessert, their piece-de-resistance was B-52. An awesome goblet of Kahlua, Amaretto and Bailey's Irish cream covered with loads of chocolate filing. The flavors of the Kahlua and Irish cream combined with rich chocolate is so addictive that I guarantee you will want to go for the second helping too.
Coming to the pricing, it's on the reasonable side. Around Rs. 200 for starters, Rs. 275 for sizzlers and around Rs. 500 for a pitcher of beer. A good meal with desserts and drinks for 2 would cost in the range of around Rs. 1500 at the maximum.
A winning recipe, this one which entices you to try it out again and again. Go for it!
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Shreye Mehtani
May 10,2011
True to its name
We went to this place on Sunday evening... reached just in time for happy Hours.. ordered 1 mojito and Bacardi Limon ( decent prices) ... Then we ordered Hash Brown which were a bit dissapointment as they were similar to aloo tikki at Juhu roadside... then we ordered Chicken Pepper which was good and the quantity was enough for 2 people... for mail course we had chicken pepper curry with rice which was wonderful, the quantity was good and nice preparation.
The staff was courteous, music was contemporary and the place had a nice peppy ambience. it was a good place for a date as well as outing for a family. A meal for two with 2 drinks costed us 1300, which is very reasonable.
Food - 8/10
Ambiance - 8.5/10
Staff - 9.5/10
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Ruchi Mehta
April 26,2011
Super Hot!
I went to this super duper fantabulous restaurant for my friend Rahuls birthday and I just cant wait to tell you what I thought of it! Read jjjallldddiiii!!
Food- Some like it Hot has a menu full of yummy things! Pizzas, pastas, sandwiches, sizzlers, risottos, burgers, soups, salads, fondues, Mexican food, mocktails, cocktails and what not! We called for the Paprika Cheese Fondue. They served it with grapes, bread, apples and some pickle and trust me, its the best Ive ever had! We tried the creamy cheese pizza with mushrooms, olives and American corn as toppings which made the pizza taste delicious too! There was the Mexican Risotto with less cheese which was ok, could have been better. The Fusilli Alfredo pasta and Spaghetti Arabiatta pasta which also tasted really good. The non-vegetarians had Hot n Spicy chicken, mustard chicken which got over pretty quickly so Im assuming it was good too. The mocktails were a little disappointing though. I didnt like Pomegranate Surprise at all and neither did anyone else who tried it. The Long Island Iced teas were decent. The quantity of food is very good and so is the taste. So it gets full marks in that department!
Ambience- Its located in Andheri west, next to 4 Bungalows and Lokhandwala. The décor is superb! The colours, the fun stuff on the walls, the black and white checked flooring, red seats and everything about the interiors is just amazing! I love it and so will you! Some like it Hot lives up to its name, only, instead of some, most will like it cause its totally hot! :P They play great music too! From Whigfields Sexy Eyes to We no speak no Americano to a lot of foot tapping numbers, this place is fun, lively and charming.
Service- Since one of the people in our little group knew the manager there, we got excellent service. They were warm, recommended some really nice things to eat and didnt mind the noise we made. Also, at 12, since it was my friends birthday they came with cake together singing with a lit candle. Now thats really sweet!
Prices- Some like it Hot gives you great food, brilliant ambience and warm service at very good prices! They even have Happy Hours to let you enjoy a couple of drinks before biting into their yummy food. We were about 8 of us and the bill amount came up to less than 3500 which included alcohol, mocktails and food which filled us all up to the brim. Id say its full value for money!
Verdict- In spite of it being more than an hour away from my place, I know that Id definitely go there again. I loved everything about it! So I suggest you go give a shot to Some like it Hot!
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April 05,2011
good place
a gr8 place to hangout wid frnz...,ideal place for date.
food is excellent.
though the service is not that prompt...
food will be arnd Rs.500-800 for 2.
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chandan jaiswal
March 23,2011
kewl place 2 hang out
went on weekend........first thng noticed..its buzzin nd happenin......guys check it out Moroccan chicken and cocktails at modest price........good combo of family as well as yougster crowd
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Satya Banerji
March 19,2011
Awesome Ambiance, Yum Food and Gr8 Staff
I will say I am super Impressed by this joint
1. The Ambiance is awesome - the whole American Diner Feel - 8/10
2. The Food Quality is really nice, the portions are good - 9/10
3. The Value for Money is Good on the Food - 7/10
4. The Best asset of the place is the staff - Mr. Sonu Singh (Manager) does a good job, very cordial and very professional and accommodating - 10/10
I highly recommend this place for an Evening Out with Friends, and/or a Relaxing Saturday Lunch
Also the Music Rocks and the Booze is Cheap ;-P
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March 18,2011
good food average service
well to be honest this place looks like a cpoy from a TGIF or ruby tuesday....The food on the whole is tasty and very well priced...the burgers and hot dogs are quite nice..happy hours is also available...service on the down side....easy on the pocket and good on the stomach...hence i like it HOt.
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March 18,2011
I like it HOT !!!
An amazing Ambiance my wife just Loved it as it was a Surprise for her on her Birthday. Excellent Food, Friendly waiters. We both like Mojito, but unfortunately, there are very few restaurants in Mumbai who know the right mix and can prepare a good drink. We had very low expectations with SLIH though, they were beyond expectations. The Cocktail was made very well. We ended up for 4 drinks on a Thursday Afternoon :). The only thing that the Restaurant is missing on is the Parking Facility. Although, they provide a Valle parking, the Car is parked outside on the main road. As yesterday, I ended up getting a Scratch on my Car as it was parked on the Main road with busy traffic. That was really disappointing. So, my take is... go there to really enjoy good food, nice music... infact they have big screens so watching a WC Match / IPL game will be a perfect deal. Happy hours 3-8:30 ... since we reached at 2:45 we missed on first 2 drinks :P. But ensure that you dont take the car... or park it yourself somewhere inside the Mhada Lane which is bang opposite at your own risk. Finally, I am planning to hit the place once again in coming days with all my friends. Cheers !!
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Bhrugul Patel
March 17,2011
Not Bad !!
i visired this place this week.. excited to try an outlet by poptates, masala mantar chain... the service and food quality was up to the mark as i had expected but wat bothered me and one of my friend was this peculiar odour in the venue.. rest talkin abt the pricing compared to its quality was jus fine
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March 14,2011
nice place
nice place.. went there on sunday evening (6-7.30 pm).. not too many people around but nice ambience and nice food.
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February 01,2011
Hot hot hottt
The name says it all...!!!
The happy hours are super fun ! the waiters so warm n friendly...
Food is undoubtedly scrumptious wid a wide variety in all yr fav cuisines ! :)
The ambience is also soo cool wid red red walls and seats its def.smokinng hott !!
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January 18,2011
For a friday night!
Yup. This place can be a great weekend starter .I have visited some like it hot 4 times since it opened and I would say-
Totally 'chilled out' atmosphere. Love the bright red booths and the table lamps. The walls are done up well too. The combination of service and atmosphere more than offsets the average food quality, though some of the dishes are quite good.
They keep having offers on drinks which works quite well when you don't want to dig a hole in your wallet and still have a great time.
The key highlight for me has been its service. The manager (all the 4 times) made sure that we are served well and that completely added on to the fun experience.
If they keep changing their menu on intervals, this place is going to stay as it is right now- 'HOT"
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December 28,2010
nice ambiance!! can visit once......
I liked this place coz its ambiance was good really liked dere white nd black cheque flooring nd red furniture....anyways upto to the food now we ordered 2sizzlers both were average nd got 2 complimentary mock tails with sizzlers both tastes gud ...... Next tym if I will visit this place again to try something else n dere menu.
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December 23,2010
Amazing Sizzlers! Fantastic Ambience!
We were given a nice free mocktail with a Rs. 250/- sizzler.
So, absolutely worth coming back.
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December 22,2010
One time try, good pizza, bad sandwich
Well, good ambiance, Good food (one of the best thin crust pizza), Terrible sandwich (one of the worst), good menu...Expensive..
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December 14,2010
Awesome food
good ambience, grt food, grt service. Have tried most of the dishes..pizzas , sizzlers , drinks..i have been here almost 5 times now
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Kunal Jain
December 11,2010
I think everyone gonna like it HOT...
Went there to meet a friend and end up having Lunch there. Went there at around about 4.00pm and came to know that they have happy hours from 3.00pm to 8.00pm means 1 + 1 on any order of alcoholic drink. But the bad part is that they only server pint beers.
We ordered 1 Nachos with beans and cheese. The quantity was huge. It become very difficult for us to finish that nachos but end up ordering one sizzlers too. We ordered Broccoli, Mushrooms and baby corn sizzler which was again good.
Overall had a good time here. Nice place and ambiance too. One can come here for a couple of drinks. Great food and great service.
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Dev Saighal
November 02,2010
it is HOT..!!!!
went there with a couple of friends.. loved the whole retro look the place had.. laid back, chilled out atmosphere.. mild music playing in the background.. friendly and quick service.. the food was really good and HOT indeed.. in all i liked the place a lot and would recommend it to my friends.. a little pricey though.. so u might want to keep a track of how much you are ordering..
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October 25,2010
Good food,nice ambience
This is under the same umbrella of 'Masala Mantra'.the ambience was nice,with memorabilia & Hollywood posters all over.
FOr drinks ,we had Strawberry Margerita,Virgin Pinacolada& Blue Lagoon..all mocktails,ofcourse!Starters,we ordered Nachos with Beans,which were generously laced with Cheese.Next we ordered Prawns in Teriyaki Sauce,they were good too
Main course comprised of Wood Smoked thin Crust Pizza & Mushroom in Stroganorff sauce with parsley rice.the sauce was creamy & went well with teh Parsley rice.Though not in favour of Mushrooms,must say,I enjoyed the dish the most.Next was Arabietta with garlic bread.Tangy & ncie.
Opted for Creme Brulee ..this was the only downer in the entire course.Also Sticky brownie which was good.
We were given a 20% discount on the bill :)
All in all,a thumbs up !
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September 27,2010
Fun place but needs better service
The first time I visited SLIH was for lunch on a weekday and it was lovely - we ordered chicken and fish and got great service. I loved it and decided to go back for dinner on Friday. Evidently, the place could not handle the crowd - which was not unreasonably large. The service was a disaster! And I also discovered that this is a diner with no pork or beef! Bit of an oxymoron!! Might go back - but at lunch time.
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September 13,2010
They can do better than this...
Finally visited this place on a Friday expecting tonnes of people around 9pm..was pleasantly surprised that only 2 tables were covered. good for me, i hate going to very crowded places. however the ambiance was just ok. the music was really very loud, with hardly any people around there was no need for them to keep it blasting. laid back glossy red seats n attentive,prompt service.
that part was really well taken care of. ordered for couple for drinks- beers and mocktails priced at Rs 120 is good. the penne pasta in red sauce was totally disappointing. it was way too sweet and spicy. seriously avoid. ( these are the same guys from pop tates and urban tadka but this time something went wrong)
the thin crust pizza was awesome...near perfect. if nothing else one shud visit this place for the pizzas. couple of beers+cocktail and pasta,pizza affair..
Damages -Rs1200/-
There is scope for improvement...
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September 10,2010
Some like it........ NOTT
to start with the place has a strange musty smell, practically empty... too many waiters milling around and the crumb fried calamari...not crumb fried went we sent it back they coated the same thing with flour and fried it again, the whole thing smelt burnt and was saltier than pickle...... never going back...
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August 17,2010
Good Food
We were looking out for a new place for some exciting food... as we were bored of going to the same old places. We have been to Masala Mantar earlier. This place is on the same floor. So we thought, lets try this place. We ordered Cottage Cheese in Cajun Sauce, Smoked Barbeque Chicken, Chicken Tikka Pizza & Creme Brulee for dessert. Excellent food. The cottage cheese was mildly spiced & ligthly grilled, it was soft & melt in mouth. It was not heavily loaded with spices & butter which fills up your stomach. My husband loved smoked bbq chicken, it was just perfect. Chicken tikka pizza had a nice tangy sauce with colourful peppers. The star of the day was Cream Brulee. It is cold hazelnut & cream spread with a crusty caramelised sugar coat on top. It was delicious. I just hope that they dont remove it from the menu list... as normally such novelty items dont remain on the menu for long.
The ambience & decor was ok... all seats in dark red... with round red cieling lamps. Live bar counter. Overall a good time. Definately recommend this place.
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August 12,2010
After a few ads in BT i decided to go to this place....Since it serves more or less the cuisine of pop tates (1 of my fav hangouts) i dint expect it to be much different....but to my surprise the place and food bother were unique,different and awesome....
Dim lights,retro music and an awesome ambeince......kind of an english style pub....
To start with had chicken basil which was really juicy and nice...and spinach riccota and cajun paneer....the paneer was so soft and perfect to the taste than you would have never had it anywhere in mumbai....to accompany the starters were the drinks ...a strawberry shake in a tall glass which will leave very little space for you to eat much ....and a perfect ice tea....
Heading to the main course we had a chicken tikka pizza...a thin crust and so soft and hot (unlike any other pizza place including mezzo mezzo@jw) that when u have the pizza the cheese literally melts in your mouth...
The staff was really helpful in selecting the dishes and also the service was really good ...dint have to wait for any item for more than 15 20 mins....
Hats off to this place....its just awesome....
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Roanna Fernandes
August 10,2010
We Like It Hot, Indeed!
When a restaurant with a name like that catches your attention or when you step into the dingy outer-surroundings of the place, you're not sure what to think. But let's harp less about that because we found that we do like it hot. Very hot! This place run by the same management as that of Pop Tate's, Urban Tadka and Masala Mantar is sure to get popular with the young crowd and it has reasons enough to.
With an ambience and setting that transpires a feel-good feeling and can best be describes as the perfect night out with your buddies, Some Like It Hot is brimming with cool memorabilia and posters strewn across the walls. While one is reminded faintly of TGIF and Applebee's outlets abroad, this place still scores with us.
The place is spacey, bright and filled with close-box tables. Greeted by the waiters and the maitre-d', you feel home at once (however, these guys are perfectly unobtrusive, respect your privacy and you won't feel like you're being watched like a hawk). The menu offers options that include salads, appetisers, fondues, sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs, pizzas, pasta, risotto, grilled dishes and much more (phew!), we decided to have the exciting-sounding Slow Cooked Lemon Chicken and for a drink, we picked the Carrot Red Pepper Booster.
The Slow Cooked Lemon Chicken was a real delight! Served with mashed potatoes, roast potatoes, butter rice and steamed vegetables, the dish was oozing with melt-in-your-mouth goodness. The chicken was perfect and succulent, the zesty lemon and paprika seasoning really brought out its flavour. Of course, the butter rice combined with the melty potatoes, roasted potatoes and veggies made the dish all the more lip-smacking. It definitely goes up in our list of recommends!
The Carrot Red Pepper Booster is a smoothie essentially and we'd recommend it only if you're having something light as a sandwich or a salad. Don't get us wrong, it was perfect but it proved to be far more filling than our meal itself. It has hints of pepper lending a fancy cold soup taste to it and seems like a healthy drink. They house assortments of alcoholic beverages too and you can rejoice because they have Happy Hours here as well.
We were too stuffed for dessert after a lovely meal like that, but upon recommendation of the management, we decided to go for the B-52, an interesting chocolate dessert made with kahlua, amaretto and Bailey's Irish cream. Needless to say, we were delighted further if that's possible. The dessert was delicious, had the right amount of Bailey's and was definitely enough to lighten our senses with its rich flavour.
Undoubtedly, a place that will have you coming back for more, Some Like It Hot, we hope will go down in your good books as well. What more do you want? They've got perfect service, a warm atmosphere, delectable food and well, we'll leave you to add to the list...this one's a winner!
Meal for Two: Rs.1000 (excluding alcohol)
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Friday, October 23, 2009
HuffPoWatch Begins: Defining Anti-Semitism
Most of us think we can tell anti-Semitism right when we see it. Mel Gibson's rant, for example. But there are other forms that the layman may less familiar with. As others in the past have noted, anti-Semitism hasn't really died, it's just changed to become more "acceptable" in everyday discussion.
Let's start with the European Union's working definition of anti-Semitism.
The most common anti-Semitic comments are those that fit the EU's definition in regards to the State of Israel. Here are some excerpts that deserve special attention, because it is the most common forms that we see on the Huffington Post talkbacks:
"Accusing Jewish citizens of being more loyal to Israel, or to the alleged priorities of Jews worldwide, than to the interests of their own nations."
-Here is one example of this form of antisemitism by the user "DC," though it was later deleted by the mods:
"Do not forget that Israel is part of the USA. Like an arm and a leg. Duel citizens in both armies, both governments. Accept it."
"Denying the Jewish people their right to self-determination, e.g., by claiming that the existence of a State of Israel is a racist endeavor"
-Here are two examples of that form of anti-Semitism, though both were later deleted:
"Israel is an inherently racist and undemocratic state..."
"It's Israel that is a terrorist, racist, elitist rogue state. Time to pull the plug on Zionism, and to expose false Ashkenazi "Jews" as being the true anti-semites and Nazis. Germany may have lost the war, but clearly Nazism (Zionism) has not been eliminated yet." (This user was later banned)
"Applying double standards by requiring of it a behavior not expected or demanded of any other democratic nation."
There are perhaps too many examples of this to mention, but here is one from user "Heidi Kerr" in a recent HuffPo thread:
"The Palestinian Leadership is trying to protect its people, just like 60 years ago you tried to protect yours. You shelter yourselves under excuses of abuse and mass murder, you should know better"
The poster here is saying that the Palestinians are justified in making violence against Israel because they are "defending themselves," but when Israel fights back, it's only because they are making excuses that have no basis in reality. The implication is that the Palestinians can use violence to defend their people, but Israel can't use violence to defend theirs. That's a double standard: Both groups of people are allowed to use violence to protect their people.
"Using the symbols and images associated with classic antisemitism (e.g., claims of Jews killing Jesus or blood libel) to characterize Israel or Israelis."
-I'm willing to give some HuffPosters the benefit of the doubt that they may not know that what they say is anti-Semitism (as laypeople are not always familiar with the intricacies of classic libels against Jews), but I do expect the mods to know. An example of this classic anti-Semitism transposed into the modern era can be found here, from user "Lefty83"
"Israel killed all the Palestinain [sic] children, or at least are on their way."
This recalls the Medieval-era blood libel against Jews. At first it was merely that Jews killed the children of non-Jews for religious ritual, since then it has been changed into "Jews kill the children of non-Jews for no good reason, because that's what Jews do." This comment is saying that Israel kills children for no reason, because that's what Israel does.
Another example from the user "Ithamer:"
"In 1947 99% of the World saw the Jews as victims and supported them completely, In 2009 99% of the World see them as the root cause of the middle east wars and reject them completely, why can't they ever learn."
Accusing "the Jews" of being responsible for wars is not only contained in the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, but has been repeated in many other circles of anti-Semitism (see the Mel Gibson link, above). It is possible that the user meant to say "Israel," but even accusing Israel of being the root cause of wars is slanderous, as there are many wars in the Middle East that have nothing to do with Israel.
You can also reference the DC quote above, as well as other posts that contain claims that Israel "owns" America. For example:
"Your first sentence is a joke. Israelis don't have to run around the world they can order it to happen through the US pentagon." (grn1)
This a reference to the classic anti-Semitic myth (contained in the Protocols) of a secret group of Jews running the governments of the world, most notably America. Since then it has taken on popularity with neo-Nazis and white supremacists, and was even referenced in the movie "American History X." Wikipedia has a pretty extensive article about it. Nice to see the HuffPosters are in such good company.
"Drawing comparisons of contemporary Israeli policy to that of the Nazis."
-Probably the most common example of anti-Semitism that we see on the Huffington Post. You almost can't have a major thread about Israel without it coming up at least once. Here are some examples. Though they were all (with one exception) eventually deleted, they still made it through the censors and remained on the thread for hours:
"Palestinian kids don't need to be taught it [the Holocaust]; they're living it. There's a really good reason why IDF officers planning the Israeli 2002 attack on the Jenin Refugee camp closely studied the tactics used in the Waffen SS assault on the Warsaw Ghetto, and that's because the conditions were so similar. Apart from the actual death camps, which Israel has never come close to replicating, life in the Israeli-occupied west bank and nazi-occupied Warsaw are very similar.
"Palestinians don't have to wear yellow stars, but they do have to have distinctive license plates on their cars, and to stay off the 'Israelis only' roads and highways.
"Yes, it's rude to refuse to teach the Holocaust to Palestinian children, but considering the conditions they're living under, Israel's demand that they do so adds insult to the injury of living under occupation. Even for the nation that invented chutzpah."
(This comment continues to remain more than a week after being posted)
"The "master race" will never willingly pollute its sacred blood!"
"Its known as Jewish superiority, just like their German Nazi teachers. Repeat the Bull##t often enough especially to the mental midgits in the U.S. and it will become fact."
"Israel is treating the Palestinians no differently than the Nazis treated them! The only thing that the Israeli government has not done is put the Palestinians in concentration camps!"
There are many other examples, and many other parts of the definition that will be discussed in future HuffPoWatch threads, but this covered the most common forms that we see. Of course, there are straight up insults and targeted attacks on Jews in general and particular Israel and their "Zionist" supporters. We will cover them all in subsequent posts.
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Something which I posted recently on Huffington Post, that may be relevant here...ReplyDelete
Because Israel is a Jewish state, the motivations of those who criticize "Israeli policies" are open to debate in ways that criticism of other states' policies are not. There is no deep-seeded global prejudice in Christianity and Islam against Buddhism, for example; but the Christian world is deeply tainted by the medieval church's assurance that "Jews killed Christ," while the Islamic world is deeply tainted by Muhammad's anger at the Jews who rejected his message and thereby (in the Islamic view) refused the truth and divided monotheism.
What this means is that there is a special burden on those who criticize Israel to do so carefully and clearly, to explain in painstaking detail that their quarrel is with the "policies" of a legitimate Jewish nation, not with its existence, and not with the Jewish people itself, or with their existence.
The lack of this clarity (it is often unclear here [on Huffington Post] whether an individual is opposing "Israeli policy" or whether they want Israel "wiped off the map", and this lack of clarity often seems deliberate) contributes heat without contributing any light on these issues.
"Using the symbols and images associated with classic antisemitism (e.g., claims of Jews killing Jesus or blood libel) to characterize Israel or Israelis.""ReplyDelete
This is really the only legitimate criteria you list. The others are all thinly-veiled ways of trying to delegitimize criticism of Israel's ethnic cleansing.
We didn't write the definition, the European Union did. You may want to consider taking your complaints up with them.
"We didn't write the definition, the European Union did. You may want to consider taking your complaints up with them."ReplyDelete
The EU also endorsed Goldstone. I assume you are also okay with that.
Tom, you have set up a classic false dichotomy. Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence, but he also owned slaves. MLK made great progress in civil rights, but he also cheated on his wife. You can agree with a person or organization on one thing and disagree with them about something else.ReplyDelete
Matt and Zach,ReplyDelete
thank you for the excellent work that you are doing here. As someone who was a long time participant on Daily Kos I can tell you that we see much the same type of material that you are documenting viz-a-viz the HuffPost.
One of my consistent messages to the dKos crowd (a message that consistently got me into hot water with them) is that if anti-Zionism and Israel hatred moves from the fringes of the left to the center than we will see Jews leaving the progressive movement and the Democratic party.
I wonder if that is happening, yet? I know it has for me.
In any case, keep up the good work.
- AnonymousJanuary 20, 2011 at 6:55 AM
June 2010 One of the largest protests ever to take place in Jerusalem was about the white skinned Ashkenazi Jews of eastern European decent were upset that their daughters would have to attend school with Sephardic Jewish girls (dark skinned)of mid east and north African decent.The protest involved over 100000 white Jews in down town Jerusalem.Are the Ashenazi Jews Anti-Semitic or racist? and one last question why did the Ashkenazi Jews move to Israel if they dont like blacks.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 22, 2011 at 12:42 AM
Aside from the historical fact that the vast majority of jews today are not Semites makes your attempt to smear Israel haters as anti semetic is just wrong but since you're talking about the Huffington Post we'll let that ride because the truth has little support from there.ReplyDelete
And it's so hard to seperate Judiasm and Zionism, a self created and manipulative move that you have little room to complain. Of course Israel's policies today resemble those of the Nazis but since you're immune to honesty I'll use quotes of the Zionists you celebrate as 'good honest victims'.
David Ben Gurion (the first Israeli Prime Minister): "If I were an Arab leader, I would never sign an agreement with Israel. It is normal; we have taken their country. It is true God promised it to us, but how could that interest them? Our God is not theirs. There has been Anti - Semitism, the Nazis, Hitler, Auschwitz, but was that their fault ? They see but one thing: we have come and we have stolen their country. Why would they accept that?" Quoted by Nahum Goldmann in Le Paraddoxe Juif (The Jewish Paradox), pp121.
"We have to kill all the Palestinians unless they are resigned to live here as slaves." Chairman Heilbrun of the Committee for the Re-election of General Shlomo Lahat, the mayor of Tel Aviv, October 1983.
"Every time we do something you tell me America will do this and will do that . . . I want to tell you something very clear: Don't worry about American pressure on Israel. We, the Jewish people, control America, and the Americans know it." - Israeli Prime Minister, Ariel Sharon, October 3, 2001, to Shimon Peres, as reported on Kol Yisrael radio. (Certainly the FBI's cover-up of the Israeli spy ring/phone tap scandal suggests that Mr. Sharon may not have been joking.)
"We must use terror, assassination, intimidation, land confiscation, and the cutting of all social services to rid the Galilee of its Arab population." Israel Koenig, "The Koenig Memorandum"
"Everybody has to move, run and grab as many hilltops as they can to enlarge the settlements because everything we take now will stay ours... Everything we don't grab will go to them." Ariel Sharon, Israeli Foreign Minister, addressing a meeting of militants from the extreme right-wing Tsomet Party, Agence France Presse, November 15, 1998.
"It is the duty of Israeli leaders to explain to public opinion, clearly and courageously, a certain number of facts that are forgotten with time. The first of these is that there is no Zionism,colonialization or Jewish State without the eviction of the Arabs and the expropriation of their lands." Yoram Bar Porath, Yediot Aahronot, of 14 July 1972.
"One million Arabs are not worth a Jewish fingernail." -- Rabbi Yaacov Perrin, Feb. 27, 1994 [Source: N.Y. Times, Feb. 28, 1994, p. 1]
"We Jews, we are the destroyers and will remain the destroyers. Nothing you can do will meet our demands and needs. We will forever destroy because we want a world of our own." (You Gentiles, by Jewish Author Maurice Samuels, p. 155).
Pile the attitude with the words and actions, particularly acts of war against your benefactor and co criminal [the peoples republic of the U.S.] and worldwide terror campaigns [murder all the moderates and then claim "there's nobody to talk too!"] is typical victimhood users crap]. Israel should just come out and tell it like it is. All the stupid fools, HP readers a prime example, would probably still line up and consent to giving 8 million dollars a day to, didn't some french guy call it "that shitty little country"? Spot on that one. And naturally an anti-semite. Tis odd but Israeli Zionists are the biggest anti-semites on the planet. And violent supressors of anti Israel Jews in Israel.
When is the next false flag attack on the U.S.? You should write about that instead of the stupid Huffington Post.
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The Mississippi Dental Association, in partnership with the Medical Center, sponsored a Mission of Mercy event in Pearl last April. Nearly 1,300 patients received free dental care during the two-day event.
Mission of Mercy is a free dental care program by the dental association in each participating state. In Mississippi, 2013 marked the second MOM event, with the first in July 2011.
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February 11, 2013, Washington, DC: On a trip through the airport this fall, I picked up the magazine Foreign Policy. It's a publication I rarely read, but this was the Cities Issue, jam packed with articles about the world's urban landscapes. Statistics about the global population and a piece on "The Rise and Fall and Rise of the New Shanghai" were fascinating, but what resonated most was an interview with Chinese dissident and artist Ai Weiwei. The interview, titled "Twitter is My City", was striking due to its emphasis on the power of place as it relates to freedom, choice, expression and ownership.


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Greetings you all Fett-makers, fans and worshipers, newcomer here from Gothenburg, Sweden. Name's Robert, 24 year, gamer & movie lover since forever
I've keep my eyes on this thread ever since I first found out about the 501st Legion and their activities, which had me do some deeper research and eventually ended up here.
Ofc, once a star wars'er, always a star wars'ser so it was only a matter of time before the dream of a home-made outfit came to life but due to economic and occupation-situation it'll be a while before I can get trully started but I figured might as well get myself introduced here and hopefully pick up some tips and advice from the pro's and, who knows, maybe finding a peice or two to work with.
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- 2 cups milk
- 1/2 cup butter, cubed
- 1/2 cup yellow cornmeal
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 2 packages (1/4 ounce each) active dry yeast
- 1/2 cup warm water (110° to 115°)
- 4-3/4 to 5-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 3 eggs
- In a saucepan,combine the milk, butter cornmeal, sugar and salt. Cook and stir until butter is melted. Cool to 110°-115°. In a bowl, dissolve yeast in warm water. Add 3 cups flour and milk mixture; beat until blended. Add eggs; beat until smooth. Stir in enough remaining flour to form a soft dough (dough will be slightly sticky). Turn onto a heavily floured surface; knead until smooth and elastic, about 6-8 minutes. Cover and let rise in a warm place until doubled, about 1 hour.
- Punch dough down; turn onto a lightly floured surface. Divide into four portions; divide each portion into six pieces. With lightly floured hands, shape into buns. Place on greased baking sheets. Cover and let rise until doubled, about 40 minutes. Bake at 350° for 18-22 minutes or until golden brown. Remove from pans to wire racks to cool. Yield: 2 dozen.
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An Arsenal XI are to play Stevenage FC in a pre-season friendly at the Lamex Stadium on Saturday, July 28.
As the first-team squad ready themselves for the third stage of the Club's 2012 Asia Tour in Hong Kong, Arsenal's younger players will begin their preparations for the 2012/13 campaign with a tough test against Gary Smith's League One outfit.
The young Gunners, who will have the chance to link up with former team-mate Luke Freeman at Stevenage's Hertfordshire stadium, will hope for a repeat of last year's fixture in which they secured a 1-0 victory.
Full details and ticket information will follow on Arsenal.com in due course.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


text: It appears that the small hobby beekeeper at this time in Michigan does not have to register.We were told that the honey house bill is a done deal at this time. I'm told there are booklets being printed with the guide lines and some other facts By Rodger Sutherland Of SEMBA for $1.25.I wasn't told when these booklets would be ready for sale so you might want to check the SEMBA www.sembabees.org website for details.I also think there might be information at the ANR week beekeeping progran at MSU's Kellogg Center March 11 &12th.Surly there will be information & books should be ready for the School Craft College 67th annual comferance on April 2nd.I'll have more information after March 1st as I plan on attending the Oakland County bee meeting that evening.I haven't yet but plan on searching the Michigan Dept. of Ag. web site food and Dairy div. for information.Hope this answers your question. :D Al


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Post Burning Man, post Sept 11, and its finally time to get back to some serious hacking.
I've created the Mayhem & Chaos Collection project at SourceForge. This project serves as my umbrella project for various pieces of code that have never found another home. So far I've got two TRM id generation tools and a packaged up version of the GPLed Xing MP3 decoder.
Before too long I will add a subproject for the Obseuqueim title streaming LED. I've got a ProLite scrolling LED sign in my living room that shows the currently playing song as well as other news and random quips.


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Chili-glazed Sweet PotatoesBringing bold flavor to the holiday table doesn't have to mean using expensive gourmet ingredients or a lot of time. Keep the day-of preparation of this recipe to a minimum by baking the sweet potatoes up to a day ahead. Then simply reheat and top with a red pepper jelly sauce flavored with red wine vinegar. Bring out the rich flavor of the sweet-and-spicy sauce with a sprinkle of fresh cilantro and a drizzle of lime juice, added just before serving.
Spinach with Lemon and CurrantsSkip the salad course and bring the greens to the main menu. Wilt spinach, then drizzle with a lemon and butter sauce flavored with dried currants, sugar, and ground nutmeg. It's the perfect complement to a savory turkey and gravy main dish.
Rustic ApplesauceThe height of simple side dishes, this mashed apple recipe calls for about 10 minutes of prep time, plus a little more after they bake for mashing. Use a potato masher for coarse texture or a blender for a smoother sauce. If you forget to pop these in the oven in time for dinner, don't worry—they taste just as delicious as a dessert.
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Women's Basketball Welcomes Wichita State on Sunday
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – The Green Bay women's basketball team continues its three-game homestand on Sunday, welcoming Wichita State to the Kress Center on Sunday afternoon at 1 p.m.
The Phoenix will look to rebound from a loss to South Dakota State to start the homestand last Saturday. The loss brought to an end a streak of 19 consecutive home wins, and was just the seventh loss in program history at the Kress Center, where Green Bay is now 96-7 (.932) all-time since it opened in 2007.
Fans can listen live to the game on Green Bay's new radio partner, WNFL 1440 AM. The live audio with Bruce VandenPlas on the call will also be available for free via GreenBayPhoenix.com or on the Green Bay Phoenix App on IOS and Android devices. The game will also be aired live on the Horizon League Network, and live stats will be available.
Sunday's contest will mark the fourth all-time meeting between the two squads. Green Bay owns a 2-1 advantage in the all-time series after winning the last two meetings, including a 63-42 triumph last season in Wichita (12/14) and an 81-73 victory on Dec. 14, 2002 at home. The Shockers won the first meeting, 78-71, at home during the 2001-02 season.
Eight games into the season, the Phoenix is led by sophomore Kaili Lukan (Barrie, Ontario) who is averaging 10.9 points/game. Senior Breannah Ranger (Skokie, Ill.) is right behind with 10.4 points/game and a team-best 7.6 rebound/game, while freshman Tesha Buck (Red Wing, Minn.) has a team-high 4.3 assists/game and 1.8 steals/game.
Wichita State enters Sunday's matinee with an overall record of 6-2, most recently defeating Arkansas State 66-47 on Thursday. The Shockers are riding a five game winning streak after recording its only two losses of the season in back-to-back games against then-No. 11/14 Oklahoma and St. Joseph's (11/10 & 11/15). Leading the nation holding its opponents to just 18.8 percent (16-85) shooting from three, the Shockers are also 24th nationally limiting its competition to 56.0 points per game.
Two Shockers are averaging double-digit scoring, led by 14.6 points/game from junior Alex Harden and 13.8 points/game by redshirt senior Michelle Price. Harden also leads the team with 6.0 assists/game, while Price averages a team-best 6.9 rebounds/game and 2.3 steals/game and redshirt junior Kelsey Jacobs has 1.6 blocks/game.
1. Unfamiliar Territory: With a 66-54 loss to South Dakota State last Saturday, Green Bay saw a streak of 19 consecutive home wins come to an end. It is just the seventh loss in program history at the Kress Center, where the Phoenix is now 96-7 (.932) all-time since it opened in 2007. It is also the second-consecutive season the Phoenix has opened the month of December with a loss. Under head coach Kevin Borseth, Green Bay is now 7-4 in December openers.
2. Playing Parallels: A look at the stat sheet shows a pretty even matchup for Sunday, with Green Bay and Wichita State's statistics mirroring each other in almost every category. Both squads average in the high-60's in scoring while limiting opponents to under 55 points/game. Shooting percentages are nearly identical, while the Phoenix leads in turnovers (14.1 - 15.0), turnovers forced (21.5 - 19.6) and steals (9.0 - 8.8), the Shockers hold a slim advantage in rebounding (37.8 - 35.8) and blocks (3.9 - 2.6).
3. Out of the Gates: Green Bay has set the tone early in its games, outscoring the opposition by a combined 87 points (272-185) in the first half. Duquesne is the only team to outscore the Phoenix in the first 20 minutes this season (31-29), but the Phoenix responded to eventually win the contest, 68-60. The same can be said about Wichita State, which has bested its opponents by 92 points (270-178) in the opening stanza.
4. Deep Trouble: After shooting 50.0 percent from three in back-to-back games against Vermont and William and Mary Green Bay has struggled, shooting under 15.0 percent in its last two contests. The last time the Phoenix shot under 15 percent in back-to-back contests was on Nov. 23 and 24, 2001 against Xavier and Bradley. Things won't get any easier on Sunday, as Wichita State leads the nation holding its opponents to just 18.8 percent shooting (16-85) from deep.
5. Hold 'em Down: Green Bay has held its opponents to an average of 55.0 points per game this season, the lowest total in the conference and the 16th best average in the nation. The competition has scored more than 60 points on just two occasions this season, which happen to be the only two losses on the Phoenix schedule (St. Bonaventure and South Dakota State).
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Glacier Mass Balance: equilibrium or disequilibrium response?
Guest Commentary from Mauri S. Pelto
I get asked at least once a day about the future prognosis for alpine glaciers and whether they have a future. I will focus here on North American glaciers whose mass balance measurements in the West from 1984-2005 indicate a declining trend. The trend suggests that all of the glaciers are out of balance and that some will disappear. The question is determining which glaciers are merely out of equilibrium and can retreat to a position of equilibrium, and which are in complete disequilibrium and will melt away? Let me explain.
Glaciers have long been recognised as sensitive and reliable indicators of climate. This together with their wide distribution has made them a key marker of current climate change. The World Glacier Monitoring Service (WGMS) collects from alpine glaciers around the world annual mass balance data, which is the difference between annual accumulation and annual ablation (from melting and sublimation). A glacier is divided into an ablation zone where all accumulated snow is lost from the winter and an accumulation zone where snowpack is retained to the end of the summer. The alpine glaciers discussed here are not calving, nor do they have superimposed ice, two factors that complicate measurement. For an alpine glacier to have an equilibrium balance it typically must have upwards of 60% of its area in the accumulation zone at the end of the summer melt season.
Glaciers respond to climate change in an attempt to achieve a new equilibrium. A glacier advances due to a climate cooling/snowfall increase that causes positive mass balance. The advance increases the glaciers area at low elevation where ablation is highest, returning the glacier to equilibrium. A climate warming/snowfall decrease leads to negative mass balances and glacier retreat. An equilibrium response occurs when a new equilibrium is reached by a retreating glacier losing enough of its high ablating sections, usually at its lowest elevations, so that accumulation once again balances ablation. This is a glacier equivalent to jettisoning bad debt. If a glacier cannot retreat to a point where equilibrium is established, it is in disequilibrium with the current climate. A glacier that is in disequilibrium will melt away with a continuation of the current climate.
Therefore, it is important to note whether glaciers are undergoing an equilibrium or disequilibrium response to climate change. It was noted in the Tropical Glacier Retreat post that if the annual equilibrium line rises above the mountain top this will lead to glacier loss. The equilibrium line is the elevation on a glacier at which annual accumulation equals ablation. This is not the only means to an end for a glacier, nor is it a robust means for identifying glacier disequilibrium. A glacier that is approaching equilibrium during retreat will thin mostly near the terminus, and at some elevation above the terminus, usually near the equilibrium line or in the lower accumulation zone, there will be comparatively little thinning (Schwitter and Raymond, 1993). This indicates that at least a portion of the glacier is healthy. A glacier that is not approaching equilibrium will thin appreciably along the entire length of the glacier (Pelto, 2006). There are two means to identify glacier disequilibrium. The first is substantial thinning along entire longitudinal profile of the glacier. The second is frequent years with no accumulation area at all – that is, the equilibrium line is above the glacier.
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The Republican Party, which in past years, had intellectuals such as Henry Kissinger or Theodore Roosevelt, has been transformed into the party of Sarah Palin and George Bush. Palin doesn't know Africa is a continent, not a country, and George Bush who is president of the most important nation in the world, does not know what the G20 is. Apparently, on October 20, Australian Prime Minister Keven Rudd was talking with President Bush and suggested to ensure the widest possible response, large Asian nations should be invited to a world economic conference, and mentioned, the G20. Bush allegedly responded: "What's the G20?"
Someone leaked the conversation and now it has become a public relations fiasco for Rudd who is being accused of leaking private conversations with world leaders. Rudd denies Bush ever made the remark and Bush insists he knows how to count to 20 so why is everyone unhappy?


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By Giuseppe Muro
Arsène Wenger says he will name a strong team against Wigan Athletic on Tuesday.
This season has seen the manager shift from his policy of blooding younger players in the Carling Cup to fielding line-ups full of first-team experience in wins over Tottenham and Newcastle, and he insists that won't change now the Gunners have reached the Quarter-Final stage.
Though this fixture is sandwiched between two important Premier League games, Wenger admits he will have to look at the condition of his squad before making a final decision on just who he picks for the game.
One of his biggest selection headaches will be whether to play the recently returned Robin van Persie, who was left out of last weekend's trip to Aston Villa. Wenger says he will talk to the striker before making his final ruling.
"We will play with a strong team," said the Frenchman. "But don't forget that we have played every three days for one and a half months so I have to see how we recover and who I rest [on] Tuesday.
"But we will play with a strong team. You will see regular players.
"Van Persie? I don't know. Do I get him a week of work or do I play him? I have to speak with him frankly to see how he feels. We will see [on] Monday."
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- A one-or-two player "pong" (ball and paddles) game for X-Window, drawn using vectors (lines). Different view modes are available, including split red/blue mode for using 3D glasses. Two players supported by connecting to multiple X-Window displays.
- A2b
- a2b is an abstract train game where you guide trains to their destination without letting them collide with each other. Each game is played on a set of tracks on which trains run at regular intervals. You pick a train and accelerate, brake, or stop as necessary to safely guide it to its destination. Since trains are continously being launched, more than 1 train will want to use the same section of a track, potentially leading to a collision. You must resolve this by making a train wait while you rush another train. As a last resort, you can send a train back to its base.
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- ATC-pie is an air traffic control simulation program for solo training sessions or multi-player games connected to the FlightGear MP network. It is essentially designed for realism, and simulates many features of real-life ATC tasks such as strip rack and sequence management, handovers to/from neighbouring controllers, transponder identification, flight plan filing, ATIS recording.
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- GNU ACM is a distributed aerial combat simulator that runs on the X Windows System. Players engage in air to air combat against one another using heat seeking missiles and cannons. The program has support for 16, 24, and 32 bit graphics cards.
- AdaGate
- A combination of Portal and Sokoban, AdaGate is a great example of OpenGL programming using the Ada language. It is F.O.S., of course. While exploring a remote south-seas island you make a startling historical discovery. But before you can report your findings, an operational stargate transports you into a curious sequence of dungeons. Your escape will require the logical rearrangement of weird power cells, called Zero Point Modules (ZPMs), that can roll in only two directions. You can shoot your portal guns at the dungeon walls to define a wormhole. But, in order to activate it, all of the ZPMs must be bumped into their sockets. Now, you can only PUSH the ZPMs. That means you will fail if you roll one into a corner or against a wall. Escape each level and find your way back to a beautiful lake on the surface. The degree of difficulty is now selectable. Each game resumes at the beach but progress from previous games is tracked. Complete all 4 levels to access the lake epilog and reset the game. Uses fully modern OpenGL methods in Ada using textures, shaders and uniforms that achieves version 3.3 core profile contexts in a way that is sufficiently mainstream that it easily compiles and runs on both GNU/Linux and Mac OS-X systems. This project serves as a testbed for learning the complexities of modern OpenGL and GLSL. Absolutely no coding efforts or compromises have been made to accomodate proprietary operating systems except for learning how to compile on OS-X. It relies on a thin SDL2 binding from Dan Vazquez, a thin OpenGL binding from "Lumen", a PNG reader by Stephen Sanguine, and SFML-Audio. If one defines "modern" OpenGL to mean version 3.3 or beyond, then this may be the most functionally advanced demonstration of "modern" OpenGL using Ada to be found. The code itself is far from elegant, but serves as a working example, with focus on learning OpenGL. The Ada bindings used are thin, so the relationship to C++ methodology is quite transparent. Developers should note that these Ada bindings are usable as a standalone library for most any OpenGL project. Media Files Note: The particular choices of sound, image, and shader files (*.fs) delivered are not essential to the function of the game and are easily replaced. This software is primarily intended as a tutorial example of modern OpenGL game assembly methods. The only requirements are that sounds be in WAV format, images be in PNG format, and shaders be updated to GLSL 330 specifications.
- Aetherspace
- 'Aetherspace' is a project to produce multiplayer game that blends several different game genres. It is being developed by gamers as a way to learn programming. These games are currently under development and, while fun to look at, are not considered playable yet. Aetherspace has been decommissioned, as it never came to fruition.
- Agendaroids
- A clone of 'Asteroids' using fixed-point math, originally developed for the Agenda VR3 GNU/Linux-based handheld PDA.
- AirTraffic
- AirTraffic is a game that puts you into an air traffic controller's hotseat. Planes come into your airspace from various directions; you guide them safely to their final destinations. While not yet complete, the program is under active development; it currently consists of various server programs and a GTK/Gnome client. The client uses GTK/Gnome as its UI. The author welcomes contributions from UI designers and coders as well as individuals with air traffic experience.
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