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Noodle Village – Hong Kong Style Food Worth Checking Out
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I wrote about Noodle Village a while back in January 2011, which you can read about here (https://www.lauhound.com/2011/01/nood...). Since then I've gone many times and I realized it's a better restaurant than I originally thought and I'd actually say it's one of the best restaurants in Chinatown. Although unfortunately Manhattan Chinatown seems to be starting to die, so the competition is getting pretty weak. Anyhow, I wrote a description of what Noodle Village is before, so I'll get right into the food.
Chili Oil
They have good chili oil; its chiu chow style chili oil, which is more flavorful than regular chili oil as it contains ground dried shrimp. They make their own chili oil and I believe they sell it as well. While it's not as good as Bo Ky's (https://www.lauhound.com/2010/12/bo-k...), you should still definitely make use of it. 8/10
Fried Fish Skin (Zha Yu Pi
)This is a classic Hong Kong snack that I believe is actually Chiu Chow in origin. Its fried fish skin served with a light soup and you're supposed to quickly dip the skins in the soup. It tastes like it sounds and its good beer drinking food. They do a nice job frying the skins; they are crispy and not oily although I found the flavor of the fish skin here to be a bit too fishy. Overall, not bad but would be better if they used a less fish tasting fish skin. 7.25/10
Spicy Fried Fish Ball (La La Yu Dan Chuan)
These are fried fish balls on skewers covered with a sauce of dried shrimp paste, chili oil, diced scallions and fried garlic. They make their own fish balls so these have much better flavor and texture than frozen ones. The sauce on top is very good and compliments its well. These were quite good and similar to what you would get in HK. 8.5/10
Fried Dumplings (Guo Tie)
These are house specialty. They are somewhat large pan fried dumplings. The skins are a bit thicker, but not really thick. The dumplings are perfectly crispy on the bottom with nice pork and chive filling. The sauce is slightly sweet and spicy soy sauce. These dumplings are quite good and definitely one of the best dumplings in Manhattan. 8.5/10
Beef Congee
This is standard congee with beef slices in it. The congee was nicely flavorful with good texture. The slices of beef were silky and tender as they should be. Overall, it's quite good congee. 8.25/10
Shatin Style Congee:
Shatin is an area in the New Territories in Hong Kong, it's known for having good food and I believe chicken congee is one of the dishes it's famous for. I believe they use chicken broth when they are making the congee as the congee tastes chicken-y. The congee was pretty decent although the chicken itself was a bit too dry. 7.75/10
Cuttlefish Ball Soup
All of their fish balls, fish cakes or cuttlefish balls are good here because they are all handmade by them so the texture is tender and the flavor is much better than frozen ones. The soup is a nice light soup and overall it's quite good. I definitely recommend this as it's hard to find non-factory fish balls these days. 8/10
Wonton Noodle Soup
As I've discussed before while wonton noodle soup sounds like it should be an easy dish to make it's actually very difficult and almost impossible to find good versions in the US. Now I'm not going to say this amazing or anything, but it's a reasonably decent version. The broth is light and not too salty like most places, I would prefer a stronger fish flavor, but it's not bad. Also, they don't use MSG here. The wontons are a bit bigger than I would prefer, but they also aren't the golf ball sized wontons that I hate. The skins are thin and the filling is better than most places particular the shrimp wontons. The one thing is sometimes they overcook the wontons a little and the skins get a bit soggy. The noodles are the standard yellow thing egg noodles. They don't cook them as super al dente as some places and there is almost no alkaline flavor which I prefer (alkaline salts are used to make these types of noodles). Overall, its reasonably decent, but I'd prefer if the broth had a deeper fish flavor. 7.75/10
Beef Tendon And Brisket Noodles
This is another classic HK dish of stewed beef tendon, brisket and radish over thing yellow egg noodles served with yau choy. They make a decent, but not amazing version here. The tendon and brisket are nicely tender and the noodles they use are decent. However, I'd prefer a more flavorful stew broth. It was decent overall. 7.75/10
Pork with Salted Fish Clay Pot Rice (Xian Yu Rou Bing Bao Zai Fan)
This is clay pot rice and basically the only place that does an reasonable version of this in NY now that I know of now that A-Wah has fallen down. I described it in my previous post and everything is the same, but I also added preserved meats to it (Chinese sausage and salted pork). Everything is reasonably good, but nothing is amazing, but it's a decent version. 7.75/10
Chinese Broccoli & Yau Choy with Oyster Sauce (Hao You Shuang Cai)
This was pretty standard, but good. The vegetables were perfectly cooked and tasted good with the oyster sauce. 8/10
Fried Buns with Condensed Milk (Zha Man Tou)
I love these and I realized the first time I had they it was a fluke (over fried) and they are actually pretty good. 8/10
Overall, they are trying to do HK style food and its lighter and much better than a lot of what you find in Chinatown. They also advertise no MSG for people who care about that. I'd definitely recommend coming here if you are in Chinatown.
re: knucklesandwich
they're excellent
How would you compare the wonton noodle soup to NY Noodletown? Do they have roast meats?
re: swannee
its a bit different, ill break it down:
- noodles: ny noodletown cooks their noodles super al dente like most places vs noodle village who's noodles while al dente aren't the super traditional al dente. I'd probably prefer something in the middle, but the alkaline flavor from the noodles is too strong at ny noodletown, so i'd give the nod to noodle village
- wontons: the wontons are a bit better at noodle village bc they use better ingredients, but as i said noodle village sometimes they overcook the wontons a bit
- soup: i like that noodle village is relatively light, but it doesnt have as much fish flavor as i'd like. NY Noodletown is saltier, but has more fish flavor but sometimes the alkaline flavor is too strong.
Overall, noodle village's version is less of a flavor bomb than ny noodletown, but i'd give it a very slight nod
no they dont have roast meats its not a siu mei shop
re: Lau
Have you had a chance to try "black" dumplings (those with pei dan) at NV?
I quite like the Noodletown (they are indispensable and they do stay up late), except for a funny practice of adding the shrimp paste to their broth. Not quite the same league as NV, except for the roast meats. (Oh well--I go to Flushing for my roast meats nowadays.)
So... except for beef slices with (jiu cai) flower buds...
re: diprey11
actually i keep meaning to try it and then forget...any good?
oh yah? where in flushing? ive never been very impressed by the siu mei places in flushing, but its also been a while since ive been to any of them
yah the jiu cai hua dishes are quite good at noodletown
re: Lau
Threre are two places in Flushing, I believe, and I already mentioned those. For pork and squid, the Fottune restaurant all the way down on Kissena Blvd, for chicken it's Fung Kee next door.
You asked if those were any good on the absolute scale and I guess you already know what my answer was: they are very good by NYC standards.
re: diprey11
oh yah forgot about that...ill def check them out!
haha absolute means anywhere not NYC that would be relative
re: diprey11
well i probably like shao la more than most people, i can shao la with rice and be very happy and there are decent but not great places in NY, so if there was a place that was serving good stuff i would go visit it
if you haven't noticed i really like cantonese food
re: Lau
Then I would suggest you try these two, and start with Good Fortune since they changed ownership a few months back--and you never know which way it could go, but right now they have the most silky 叉燒 one can get in NYC. The dimsum place is really bad so I just get the roast meats. And while you are there check out Carnation bakery across the parking lot for green bean pastries.
re: diprey11
oh yah now ure talking my style...叉燒 is my fav since i was little and any type of bean pastry is right up my alley, i like old people desserts
re: diprey11
Also, these two places make their roast duck somewhat differently, so it might make sense to compare. In fact, both of them were good in their own way, but I would rush with Good Fortune: unfortunately the quality of their roast duck started to fluctuate after the change of ownership.
re: diprey11
i'm trying to figure out exactly which restaurants ure referring to:
1) Foo kee: is this it?
2) Good Fortune: I'm not sure which place this is, the only thing i could find on yelp with fortune in the name is Good Fortune super market?
re: Lau
1) The link you have (富记, 136-14 38th Ave) is to a seafood restaurant (which is OK but not memorable); the chicken place is a hole in the wall and it's literally next door to the right.
2) Good Fortune restaurant (豪庭王朝) is still listed by its old English name on Yelp: http://www.yelp.com/biz/east-manor-fl... ; it is at 4645 Kissena Blvd.
The GF supermarket is on Main and caters mostly to Northern tastes; I do not know if these two have the same owner.
re: diprey11
Ahhh thanks! very helpful
I wrote about Noodle Village a while back in January 2011...
Although it is always good to have fresh updates, Noodle Village has been reported on before.
re: scoopG
yah this is the 2nd time ive written it up, but ive eaten there alot of times now so i have a better idea of whats good and its one of the only places doing HK style like quick food type stuff...the kind of stuff people eat at lunch
re: Lau
Yes, we ;like it a lot. I used to work downtown and I had lunch there every other day. Sometime guys from the office would ask if I could recommend a good, authentic Chinese (pan-Chinese?) place and I would take them there--and get beaten up afterwards. Good lunch food nonetheless. Surprisingly decent bo zai fan.
re: diprey11
why'd they beat u up over it? they didnt like it?
re: Lau
Not everyone likes an authentic dish. I have no complaints about the kitchen, but they are not really good at XLBs ;-). And, chicken dishes with fermented bean paste made some people think the chicken was not fresh and kinda funny.
I liked them a lot and I was sad to read in your review that bo zai fan slipped down: it was not very traditional to begin with, but I liked it a lot.
I really, really think they put effort into their noodle soup and I wouldn't think twice about paying a little bit more. Yes, the broth would occasionally taste a little fishy, but I enjoyed it nevertheless, and often I thought it was good fishy.
I really liked the place: simple, unpretentious, and as authentic as you can get in NYC
re: diprey11
haha well XLB is not something i would order from there and anything with fermented bean paste is not something i would order for non-adventurous types!
i didnt say Noodle Village's bo zai fan had slipped down, i said A-Wah's bo zai fan had slipped down and thats an understatement i'd say fallen off a cliff
Also what i said about the noodle soup is that its not fishy enough, the broth should be made of dried fish and i dont taste enough fish flavor here
re: Lau
You can't stop people from ordering what they want: single-person ordering style is not a local tradition so everyone would eventually get XLB and chicken with garlic sauce. :-)
Well, I might have some reading comprehension issues, haha, but I am really happy to find out that things are actually better than I thought they were. Again, thank you so much for the review!
As for a fishy broth at NV, when you order your broth separately they may offer a few extra pieces of fish you can soak in it. I don't think it's listed on the menu, I would just ask the waiter.
re: diprey11
cool will do...my point was that ure supposed to make the broth using dried fish among other things and id love it someone made a really good broth (its hard and a pain in the ass which is why i dont think u find alot of people take the time to really get it right)
re: foodmonk
yah its good
that "ammonia" flavor is from the alkaline salts that you use to make the noodles, but sometimes you get that flavor and im not the biggest fan of when that happens although normally at NV i havent had that happen
re: ipsedixit
no i believe its due to the alkaline salts if its the same smell / flavor im talking about, which you get alot in wonton noodle soup from the way they make the noodles
re: ipsedixit
ohhh haha i thought u were being serious
i could use some food stands in taiwan in my life right now
re: fourunder
yah those dumplings are quite good
re: Monica
yah give it a whirl
This is one of my 2 go-to places in Ctown proper - when I don't need roasted meats (that place being Noodletown).
Bonus for me is they deliver to our building and get here in record time so the delivery is usually fine quality. The other day (Saturday) they were slammed, but we 4 still got seated in 10 minutes.
Lau - have you been to any of the all-you-can-eat joints yet = the hot pot one on Hester or the new Koreanish style one on Grand St.?
re: mitchleeny
hester - you're talking about hou yi, I believe, I've been there before they moved but i haven't been there since they moved. I understand the new place has a sauce station which is great bc i like being able to make my own sauce. it's very reasonable, its not great hot pot, but its decent
"koreanish style one on grand" - hmm i haven't seen it, also what do you mean when say koreanish?
re: Lau
Called 99 Favor Taste at 285 Grand St.
It's Korean-style BBQ, but I imagine a good percentage of customers are Chinese because of where it is.
From The Lo-Down:
"The menu centers on meat and seafood cooked at your table and is priced per person as all-you-can-eat. Traditional Korean-style barbecue is $25.99 per person. Chinese "hot pot" meals, where meat is cooked in a choice of broths such as congee-style or kimchi-based, are $21.99 per person."
re: mitchleeny
ah ok, so its korean bbq and hot pot
they eat hot pot in korea, but its not nearly as popular as in china


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Atlanta Falcons Scout Responds to Call for Action on FatherhoodPosted byon October 19, 2011 at 5:48 PM EST
In response to the call by President Obama to strengthen fathers and families, the NFL Players Association shared the initiative with players, encouraging them to showcase the role of fathers and mentors in their communities.
Ran Carthon, a pro scout with the Atlanta Falcons, responded to the call with an innovative idea: The Fatherhood Ticket Program. Because Carthon wanted to highlight positive role models for change in his community, he put out a call for stories written by children of fathers who are mentors and leaders. From the submissions, a winner was selected to receive tickets, sideline passes and parking passes to six Atlanta Falcons games.
Check out a video of the winner and watch a recap of the winners' visit to the game.
Carthon's efforts could not be contained within the stadium. He also reached out to the principal of his daughter's school, Harmony Elementary School, to launch an All-Pro Dads program. The principal welcomed him into the school as a way to get more fathers engaged in school activities and programming. When Carthon hosted a breakfast with food from a local restaurant, 75 dads showed up to talk about being involved in their families and communities.
Carthon's story is just one of many around the country responding to the call from President Obama to strengthen the role of fathers in their families and communities. Share your story with us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Ben O'Dell serves as an Associate Director in the Center for Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships at the Department of Health and Human ServicesLearn more about Working Families
Muslim Communities Serve Neighbors Across Country in a Day of DignityPosted byon October 19, 2011 at 12:40 PM EST
This past Saturday, October 1, staff from the HHS Center for Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships (The Partnership Center) joined with American Muslims and community volunteers at Day of Dignity events in Baltimore, MD and Philadelphia, PA. Held simultaneously in 15 cities across the country, Day of Dignity was sponsored by Islamic Relief USA and served over 20,000 homeless Americans and people in need.
On Saturday's frosty early fall morning in West Baltimore, volunteers from the Masjid Ul Haqqand the Muslim Social Services Agency, led by Imam Hassan Amin and his son Karim, spread out into the community to invite people from homeless shelters, parks and the streets along historic Pennsylvania Avenue—an area where it is estimated that 38 percent of residents live below the poverty line. Over the day, more than 900 men, women and many children received a warm meal, fresh clothing, hygiene kits, blankets, books and toys.
Many participants found sustaining support in the healthcare offerings coordinated by the HHS Partnership Center, which has taken up the President's charge to actively engage faith communities in reducing health disparities. With the assistance of the National Alliance for States and Territorial Aids Directors (NASTAD), rapid screen testing for HIV/AIDS was offered at over 10 of the Day of Dignity events. In Baltimore, many chose to be tested for both HIV/AIDS and communicable diseases by a team manning a STAR Mobile Unit- a faith-based.Learn more about Service
Connecting Communities in Detroit for the Common GoodPosted byon October 19, 2011 at 8:29 AM EST
Michigan and the city of Detroit have a long history as beacons of American ingenuity and innovation. After years of plant closings and shrinking populations, both have had significant challenges. However, the recent recovery of the auto industry and the ingenuity of faith and community leaders who are taking the lead in tackling community challenges are ensuring that this American state and city live on for decades to come.
Nearly 500 of these leaders from across Michigan and the city of Detroit joined me and other representatives from across government for our latest stop on our Connecting Communities for the Common Good conference series. Held at the Wayne County Community College District in downtown Detroit, leaders gathered to learn more about how government at all levels can partner with faith-based and neighborhood organizations to impact community needs.
The day's conference brought together a powerful list of local officials and Administration representatives including, Congressman John Conyers, Congressman Hansen Clarke and Congressman Gary Peters.
Promoting Economic Recovery and Job Creation Through Faith-based and Neighborhood PartnershipsPosted byon October 18, 2011 at 4:16 PM EST
Faith and community leaders from across the country joined the White House, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), Department of Commerce, Department of Labor, US Department of Agriculture, the Treasury Department, and nonprofit peers on September 22nd for a symposium on strengthening the role of faith-based and neighborhood partnerships in economic development and job creation. Joshua DuBois, Executive Director of the Office of Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships, welcomed participants and introduced our facilitator for the day, SBA Deputy Administrator Marie Johns. Joshua, Marie, and other federal officials focused our attention on innovative resources available for job creation and economic development, as well as highlighted best practices of faith-based and non-profit organizations.
Among the day's highlights was the panel on successful faith-based and community initiatives to foster economic development in underserved communities. Wendy Bauman explained that her organization, Wisconsin Women's Business Initiative, received one of the first SBA microloans, which she used to launch a women's microloan program currently managing a $3.2 million portfolio. Mercy Partnership Fund, another of the showcased microlenders, receives its capital from Sisters of Mercy who voluntarily invest their retirement funds. Despite serving the poorest of the poor, who often lack collateral, Sister Corrine Florek emphasized that her organization's portfolio "hasn't lost a cent" since the economic downturn!Learn more about Economy,
Faith & Community Based Partnerships a Key Part of Detroit's Plan to Prevent Youth ViolencePosted byon October 7, 2011 at 4:36 PM EST
Over the past year Detroit has made considerable progress under the leadership of Mayor Dave Bing, Police Chief Ralph Godbee, US Attorney Barbara McQuade and their talented staff who helped to lead the Youth Violence Prevention efforts in the city. We toured the three target areas in Detroit's Youth Violence Prevention plan (Cody, Denby and Osborn). A key part of the plan is the successful implementation of their Safe Routes initiative. One of the primary goals of Safe Routes is to increase the safety of students on their way to and from school. Detroit has successfully enlisted faith based and community based volunteers who build relationships with students, and also patrol the surrounding communities acting as additional eyes and ears on the street. We met with representatives from "Men on Patrol", "the Man Network" and "M.A.D.E. Men" all volunteers who everyday of the week are up patrolling as early as 6:30am (rain, sleet or snow) to make sure that young people in their communities feel safe and are safe on their way to and from school.
Mayor Dave Bing speaks with Deputy Assistant to the President, Michael Strautmanis, DOJ Office of Intergovernmental Affairs Director, Portia Roberson and Office of Justice Programs Chief of Staff Thomas Abt.
Congressman John Conyers, US Attorney Barbara McQuade, DOJ FBNP Director Eugene Schneeberg, Strong Cities, Strong Communities lead Portia Roberson, Mayor Dave Bing, Chief Ralph Godbee at Press Conference aimed at elevating the importance of preventing Youth Violence in Detroit.
- We had the pleasure of announcing a $5.7 million DOJ COPS grant to the Detroit Police Department, which will pay for 25 new officers assigned directly to this initiative. The Detroiters were grateful and excited about this concrete demonstration of support for their work.
- In various meetings throughout the two days tour Mayor Dave Bing, Chief of Police Ralph Godbee, US Attorney Barbara McQuade and Congressman John Conyers and Hansen Clarke all demonstrated their commitment to keeping young people safe in the city.
- Participated in a packed room of committed steering committee members including youth representatives from YOUTH VOICES.
- We met with Officer Monica Evans from DPD who heads up the cities Operation Safe Passages: a community and law enforcement partnerships to create in-school alternatives to suspension and expulsion.
- Another central theme of the site visit was a series of meetings discussing the planning and implementation of a Cease Fire intervention model in Detroit.
- The federal team was very fortunate to be able to participate in a Student Roundtable at Osborn High School. This discussion was facilitated by Chief Godbee and included student representatives from the NSO Youth Leaderships initiative. The Chief and students discussed how they felt safer since the launch of Safe Routes and can see the increased police presence and volunteer presence, and discussed ways in which youth and police can partner moving forward to make the Osborn area safer.
Learn more about the work that can be done in your community to help prevent youth violence.
Eugene Schneeberg is the Director of the Center for Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships at the U.S. Department of Justice.Learn more about , Urban Policy
Brevard County Looks Ahead with "Faith in the Future."Posted byon October 6, 2011 at 3:15 PM EST
Recently, I was honored to join faith and community leaders in Brevard County, Florida for the launch of "Faith in the Future" – a new initiative to better serve job seekers. Due to the transitions in the NASA Space Shuttle program based in Brevard, thousands of aerospace engineers are unemployed and looking for new opportunities.
Brevard Workforce, the local administrator of government workforce development funds, is collaborating with congregations and community groups to support and expand "Job Clubs". A job club is a support group of unemployed individuals who meet on a regular basis to learn job search skills and techniques such as LinkedIn, expand professional networks, and receive emotional support. The Department of Labor estimates that there are over 3,500 active Job Clubs hosted by congregations, public libraries, community colleges, nonprofit organizations and One Stop Career Centers.
The Administration awarded $15 million to Brevard Workforce to help re-employ aerospace workers dislocated as a result of the Space Shuttle retirement. A portion of these funds is helping to support the Job Clubs program that works in partnership with community and faith-based organizations. The Center for Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships at the Department of Labor has been instrumental in supporting the community leaders of Brevard County in planning the Job Clubs through their own Job Club Initiative
While in Brevard, I met with Ronald Caswell and William Bender, two distinguished aerospace engineers who are now partnering with Brevard Workforce. Both Mr. Caswell and Mr. Bender spoke eloquently about their own experience, and offered excellent guidance to the participants regarding the essential features of effective job support initiatives.
Aerospace Engineers Ronald Caswell and William Bender with Tracy Washington, a Job Loss and Transition Strategist, at "Faith in the Future" event which brought together faith and community leaders in Brevard County, Florida.
Men and women in Brevard County are just like those nationwide facing the challenges of a job search. Because these meetings take place in congregations and community-settings, people feel comfortable and at ease helping offset the oftentimes isolating nature of a job search.
I would like to thank Brevard Workforce for their gracious invitation, and all of the faith and community leaders—including many employers—in Brevard who are sharing their time and talent through Job Clubs, employment ministries and other programs for job seekers. Brevard County has been the technology center and launching pad for Space Shuttles that have expanded human knowledge for years. With their tenacity to expand employment opportunities, the citizens of Brevard County will continue to advance space exploration and reach new horizons for years to come.
Alexia Kelley is the Deputy Director and Senior Policy Advisor at the White House Office of Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships.
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I get frustrated when I can't plane an edge exactly square. Particularly when I am making planes and its quite critical. The commercially available edging planes are too small so I made this larger version.
Its made out of Curly Oak which has a lovely grain. The placement of the handle on the fence needed some experimentation with find the right spot. All about the place where the sideways pressure is best exerted. Basically the plane is just a Krenov version with one side extended. The construction is identical to that of a normal Krenov type plane. I like to add a bit of carving but this one is a little less decorated than normal. Better to keep a working plane simple. There is no need for a knob at the front of the plane as the hold is at the side.
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Another wonderful plane. Must be very pleasing to have tools like these to use and just to looiks at
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This thing looks like it would be really comfortable to use. I hope it works as well as it looks.
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#5 posted 02-25-2012 04:17 AM
It does work really well. I always make the blade a close fit (i.e. about 0.5 mm) to the sides because it makes the blade easier to set. However this does mean the cutting edge needs to be ground to fit the sole as no lateral adjustments can be made. Also I did modify the carved finger recesses behind the blade as they were a little too sharp and became uncomfortable with prolonged use.
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#6 posted 02-25-2012 12:43 PM
your planes & canes are quite astounding! grand & fun work
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#8 posted 02-25-2012 10:40 PM
looking good .. I like the hollow for the thump on your planes
#9 posted 05-17-2013 04:57 PM
Another nice one John.
When/if you decide to build another, it wouldn't hurt my feelings if you were to put up a shot Blog, and maybe some pictures as you build it 8-).
Thanks, looking forward to you future projects!
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This is a very useful plane that I work with every day. I wouldn't be without it.
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Rajasthan had a couple of Australian players to thank for their 8 wicket win against Hyderabad that enabled the Rahul Dravid led side to move up to the third spot on the points table. James Faulkner came up with a splendid show with the ball picking up 5/20 from his four overs and became the first player to claim a five wicket haul in this edition of the Indian T20 League. Chasing 145, Shane Watson smashed an unbeaten 98 off 53 balls to help Rajasthan win by 8 wickets with 2.1 overs to spare. Skipper Dravid was delighted with the efforts of Faulkner and Watson but expressed his disappointment at letting Hyderabad post a total of 144 after having them tottering at 29/6 at one stage. Speaking after the match, Dravid said: "In the end, we got the job done. It was disappointing to allow Hyderabad reach 144. Shane Watson's batting makes any target look easily. He and Faulkner were excellent. We need to work on our death bowling." Hyderabad captain Kumar Sangakkara said Watson's innings made the difference while the Sri Lankan praised Darren Sammy for his knock of 60 that enabled his side post a competitive total. "We did not have a great start. Sammy, Mishra and Steyn batted well. 144 was a sporting total but Shane Watson's knock was the difference. Every game is important and we have to defeat some good sides to go ahead. The leg-spinners were the best bowlers right throughout the tournament but Watson's batting foiled our plans," Sangakkara said after the game. Faulkner was named the Man of the Match for his fine show with the ball and the Australian said the wicket was assisting the quick bowlers during the initial period. "I have had a good run so far and I am glad I contributed to the team's win. I had reasonable control tonight but I am lucky I got the second wicket off a loose ball. The wicket had a bit earlier on but Watson batted like a dream. The top order is batting well so I am glad I am not needed with the bat."
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Whistleblower who got $6 million still on lookout for fraud
She speaks out after instigating largest false-claims settlement in Arizona history.
'Sovereign citizen' boycotts own trial, convicted of fraud
Defendant was part of larger anti-government movement that denies federal authority.
Tucson firefighters investigated over time-card discrepancies
City officials won't talk about the probe, which began in April.
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Woman who bilked WWII vet gets 6½ yrs.
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Credit union workers accused of fraud, theft
Two credit union employees accused of stealing from customer accounts.
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Woman who defrauded elderly man of millions said admits allegations.
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Tucson-based UNS Energy Corp., parent of Tucson Electric Power Co., was the target of a failed hoax in which someone filed fraudulent bankruptcy papers on the company's behalf.
Former Arizona Air National Guard commander takes plea deal
A former Arizona Air National Guard commander has agreed to deal allowing him to avoid prosecution on charges he masterminded a scheme to falsify records to receive added pay.
Oro Valley police seek pair suspected of credit card fraud
The Oro Valley Police Department is asking for help locating two people suspected of being involved in a credit card scam.
Salt River Solar owner charged with fraud
The owner of a solar-panel installation company has been accused of scamming customers out of hundreds of thousands of dollars in a multi-count indictment filed in Pima County Superior Court.
Woman sought in connection with Tucson credit card theft
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Pima County's vote-fraud protections deficient, political group tells court
PHOENIX — Calling machine-counted voting ripe for fraud, an attorney for the Libertarian Party asked the state Court of Appeals today to let trial judges impose new oversight procedures.
Ex-US Rep. Rick Renzi given 3 years in corruption case
A federal judge on Monday sentenced former U.S. Rep. Rick Renzi to three years in prison for convictions on public corruption, money laundering and other charges. U.S. District Judge David C. Bury also sentenced Renzi co-defendant James Sandlin to 18 months in prison, and ordered both men t…
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Real estate scheme gets man 5 years in prison
A Tucson man convicted of running a real estate investment scam was sentenced to five years in prison.
Two Tucson men given prison time for fraud scheme
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Posted: 02/26/2014 - Federal prosecutors are investigating the handling of evidence in a Mingo County drug case linked to a corruption probe.
Posted: 02/26/2014 - Federal prosecutors are investigating the handling of evidence in a Mingo County drug case linked to a corruption probe.
Posted: 02/26/2014 - Ohio officials are preparing to get more than 106,000 applications for Medicaid-eligible people who sought health coverage through the new federal website.
Posted: 02/26/2014 - A southern West Virginia restaurant where a district manager was caught on surveillance video urinating into a sink is closing permanently.
Posted: 02/26/2014 - The Ohio House is set to weigh changes to when provisional ballots are counted in the swing state and what it takes to cast one.
Posted: 02/25/2014 - The West Virginia Senate approved a bill to educate and support veterans in the field of agriculture.
Posted: 02/25/2014 - West Virginia delegates approved a proposal with stricter conflict of interest requirements when the attorney general oversees cases.
Posted: 02/25/2014 - Ohio voters will get two Saturdays and no Sundays to vote early in the statewide election this fall under a schedule set by the state's elections chief.
Posted: 02/25/2014 - A former Ohio State University football player previously caught up in the school's memorabilia scandal faces a four-year prison term after pleading guilty to drug trafficking.
Posted: 02/24/2014 - The West Virginia Senate passed a bill to change the driver's license renewal process.
Posted: 02/24/2014 - State wildlife biologists want to move the opening day of West Virginia's deer, bear and wild boar archery seasons to the last Saturday in September.
Posted: 02/21/2014 - A Wheeling man is charged with threatening to shoot up a federal building that was previously targeted by a gunman who was killed by police.
Posted: 02/21/2014 - West Virginia's college savings plan topped the $2 billion mark in financial assets.
Posted: 02/21/2014 - Licenses for Ohio's upcoming fishing, hunting and trapping seasons are about to go on sale with prices unchanged from last year.
Posted: 02/21/2014 - Strong investment returns last year boosted the long-term financial stability of Ohio's public pension funds serving roughly 1.7 million people.
Posted: 02/21/2014 - Democratic gubernatorial candidate Ed FitzGerald and his running mate plan a series of separate stops around Ohio to present what they're calling "the real state of the state."
Posted: 02/20/2014 - State regulators say snowmelt sent wastewater at a former coal impoundment site spilling over sediment control ponds and into a McDowell County creek.
Posted: 02/20/2014 - Records obtained by The Associated Press show that Ohio's most recent batches of lethal execution drugs were produced by a company that wants states to stop using them for capital punishment.
Posted: 02/20/2014 - Prosecutors say no charges will be filed against a central Ohio police officer whose cruiser slammed into a car in an intersection, killing six members of a family.
Posted: 02/18/2014 - A spokeswoman says donations made to the Columbus Zoo in central Ohio in response to the killing of a giraffe in Denmark will be kept in a fund to help other threatened animals.
Posted: 02/18/2014 - Two people are headed to trial in northeast Ohio on charges of enslaving a mentally disabled woman for two years with her child.
Posted: 02/18/2014 - West Virginia environmental regulators say a tractor-trailer crash on a Charleston highway caused diesel fuel to drain into a nearby river.
Posted: 02/18/2014 - New records show top advisers to Republican Gov. John Kasich knew the Ohio Department of Natural Resources planned to target environmental groups and two state lawmakers while promoting drilling in state parks and forests in 2012.
Posted: 02/13/2014 - Some parts of West Virginia are buried by more than a foot of snow as a winter storm barrels across the state.
Posted: 02/13/2014 - The West Virginia Board of Education hired its own full-time lawyer to work on board-specific legal matters.
Posted: 02/13/2014 - The Ohio Attorney General's Office says an independent auditor will investigate whether United Airlines adhered to a 2010 agreement about keeping certain flights at Cleveland's main airport.


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