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The Ebola epidemic in the West African nation of Guinea is scattered in several distant locations and is unprecedented in how widely it is spread, according to the international aid group Doctors Without Borders.
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There have been 122 suspected cases of the highly infectious disease and 78 deaths in Guinea since January, according to the country's health ministry. The fact that Ebola cases in Guinea have been reported in numerous locations, some of which are hundreds of miles apart, makes it difficult to fight the disease, Doctors Without Borders said.
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There have been seven suspected and confirmed cases, including four deaths, in Liberia, the World Health Organization said. Five suspected cases have been reported in Sierra Leone.
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Dr. Stephen Crane, assistant professor of public health sciences, and two third-year dental students traveled 1,080 miles round-trip Thanksgiving week to bring the Seal Mobile to elementary students in the remote southwest Texas town of Sanderson.
Students Karina Mendoza, a native of Sanderson, and Trevor Harrison provided sealants to 30 students at Sanderson Elementary School, nearly half of the student population. Crane hopes to return to the town soon to treat middle school and high school students.
"I remember one day mentioning to Dr. Crane that he should take the Seal Mobile to Sanderson, and to my surprise he actually agreed," says Mendoza.
Located in Big Bend country and known as the cactus capital of Texas, Sanderson is miles away from the nearest dentist.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Freshman U.S. Reps. Chuck Fleischmann of Chattanooga and Diane Black of Gallatin have prevailed in their hard-fought Republican primary campaigns.
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April 20: DESTINO da ROSA with Susan Brandt (flute), Paul Oorts (guitar), Ralph Gordon (bass), Alan Oresky (violin)
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May 25: SWALLOWTAIL with George Marshall (concertina), Ron Grosslein (fiddle), Tim van Egmond (hammered dulcimer), Timm Triplett (piano), David Cantieni (wind instruments)
June 15: MAIVISH with Jaige Trudel, Adam Broome, George Marshall(concertina)
June 29: ADDISON BLEUFONTE with Marc Glickman (piano), Andrea Hoag (fiddle), David Julian Gray (clarinet), David Lopez (drums)
July 6: TAYLOR AMONG THE DEVILS with Marty Taylor (winds, concertina), Steve Hickman (fiddle), Alexander Mitchell (fiddle, mandolin), Jonathan Jensen (piano, vocals)
July 20: GREEN LIGHT KARMA with David Knight (fiddle), Adam Bern (fiddle), Dave Wiesler (piano, and/or guitar)
August 3: WALTZ MAGIC with Alexander Mitchell (fiddle, mandolin, vocals), Barbara Heitz (flute), Liz Donaldson (piano), Ralph Gordon (bass)
August 17: TERPSICHORE with Elke Baker (fiddle), Liz Donaldson (piano), Ralph Gordon (bass)
September 7: ELKE, PAUL, RALPH & LARRY with Larry Unger (banjo, guitar), Elke Baker (fiddle), Paul Oorts (mandolin, button accordion, banjo, guitar), Ralph Gordon (bass)
September 21: BLUE BAMBOO with Barbara Heitz (flute), Elke Baker (fiddle), John Devine (guitar), Marc Glickman (piano), Ralph Gordon (bass)
October 5 : VALSE IMPRESSIONS with Katie Davis Henderson (fiddle), Carrie Rose (flute), Liz Donaldson (piano), Ralph Gordon (bass)
October 19 (Bumper Car Pavilion): RHAPSODY with Marty Taylor (winds, concertina), Alexander Mitchell (fiddle, mandolin), Dave Wiesler (piano, guitar), Ralph Gordon (bass)
November 2 : DEVINE COMEDY with Marty Taylor (winds, concertina), Steve Hickman (fiddle), John Devine (guitar and vocals), Ralph Gordon (bass)
November 30: CABARET SAUVIGNON with Andrea Hoag (fiddle), Karen Ashbrook (hammered dulcimer & wooden flute), Dave Wiesler (piano & guitar), Paul Oorts (button accordion, mandolin, banjo & guitar)
December 7: TRIO CON BRIO with Paul Oorts (mandolin), Elke Baker (violin), Jonathan Jensen (piano)
December 21: AVANT GARDENERS with Laura Light (fiddle and vocals), George Paul (piano), David DiGiusseppe (accordion), Dave Wiesler (piano), Ralph Gordon (bass)
December 28: GIGMEISTERS with Dave Wiesler (piano), Alexander Mitchell (fiddle), Paul Oorts (button accordion, mandolin, banjo & guitar), Ralph Gordon (bass)
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I've just survived an upgrade to Windows 8 Pro on a Sony VAIO laptop that was OEM'd with Windows 7.
I say "survived" because I had used this laptop as a test of Windows 8 Pre-Release (the final before RTM) as a dual boot and then -- when the final RTM version became available in August (2012) -- I decided to "jump in with both feet" and do the RTM install as an upgrade to Windows 7 (primarily because I wanted to have the "experience" of upgrading from Windows 8 to 8 so that I could advise clients on the process). It turns out that the "upgrade" from the RTM version to the fully Released Windows 8 Pro is not entirely checked out (nor certified) as upgradable from the RTM version and I finally had to bit a very distasteful "bullet" and apply my purchased Win 8 Pro upgrade with the option "save only local files" whereas I had thought that I read the RTM fine print as saying "you can purchase the released product and simply upgrade to Win 8 Pro".
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- Publisher: Ubisoft
- Release Date: Sep 14, 2011
- Summary: Trackmania 2 Canyon is a racing game by Nadeo.
- Developer: Nadeo
- Genre(s): Racing
- Cheats: On GameFAQs
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Score distribution:
Positive: 30 out of 37
Mixed: 7 out of 37
Negative: 0 out of 37
Oct 4, 2011This is the most complete, large, fun and ambitious Trackmania game ever made. It improves upon the formula that has make the game succeed, and again challenges us to beat our best times and also our rivals'. And at a very attractive price.
Sep 19, 2011Offers just enough tweaks to the formula to make it worth the download. Visually, it's not the prettiest racer out there, but the lighting can be particularly gorgeous at times and the system requirements are very reasonable. As the community settles in again, the amount of content will only grow from here given the excellent creation tools included.
Nov 13, 2011Canyon serves as an excellent continuation of the series, and if you loved it before you won't be disappointed.
Oct 3, 2011If you're looking for a high-fidelity racing sim, TrackMania isn't for you. If you're looking for a way to express yourself with custom-designed race tracks without having to invest months of effort, this is the game you're looking for!
Oct 17, 2011A streamlined front-end and more clearly spelled-out progression would probably go a long way. But if you're up for digging around and find the idea of a driving game that's a little left-of-center exciting, TM2 is kind of incredible.
Sep 22, 2011TrackMania is back, and just as fun as ever. The new environment will no doubt be a hit among both new and old players, though it does feel a bit disappointing to go from seven environments in TrackMania United Forever to just one (so far) in TrackMania 2.
Sep 21, 2011If you are someone who enjoys their racing games with more structure, something like Gran Turismo or Burnout Paradise, then you may find that Trackmania2 will leave you cold. However, if you are fan of the first game, or fancy flexing your design muscles, then there is a lot of fun to be found here. Just make sure you know what sort of game you are getting yourself into.
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Positive: 12 out of 17
Mixed: 1 out of 17
Negative: 4 out of 17
Mar 11, 2013Superb racing game. The actual gameplay is as you would expect it from a Trackmania Title: fast, crazy, "easy to learn but hard to master", simply addictive. Besides, the building aspect of this game is just fantastic. I can't say how many hours I just spent building my own track in the editor. Again, "easy to learn but hard to master", since it's incredibly easy to create a map, but harder to find nice, smooth, flowy transitions to make it memorable. The ManiaPlanet platform also allows players to create skins, change textures, own 3D objects and even scripts to make an own gamemode. So, if you want to play a highly mod-able racing game with thousands of tracks, get this game, you won't regret it!… Expand
Sep 17, 2011I am obsessed and in love. TrackMania 2 Canyon has arcade style car handling that is precise and responsive. Easy to learn and hard to master. Graphics are simple, clean and impressive. The online ranking system is revealed layer by layer in an involving fashion that is massively rewarding. This is my favourite game to play hot seat with a friend or group of friends in local party play. I have had an absolute blast playing this game for the last few and I can see myself playing more and more as time goes on and I get into the massive customisation options and start downloading tracks. Now, excuse me while I go improve my time...… Expand
Jan 3, 2012A very fun game indeed...
I've played TMUF since it arrived and just started Tm2 about 3 weeks ago and am finding it hard to get back to the first because I'm having so much fun with the new one now. I really love the connection between the game & Maniaplanet exchange...Particularly the "install & play" feature.
It does feel like a cross between Coast & Island environments from TMU, but I like it just fine
and I think the MT interface, though much nicer looking...is still not easy to use. I also agree with Godwhacker and hope the "Puzzle & stunt" modes will be brought back to the game… Expand
Nov 23, 2011This game is excellent overall, but there is something missing here. This game will even get boring with all the multiplayer servers. Im guessing trackmania series are just getting older...
Also, the servers can go up to 256 players, but the same servers never go up to 100, because of the small popularity.… Expand
Sep 19, 2011This game is very hard to love. The racing is as wonderful as ever, and the graphics truly are a leap forward, but everything else is a confused mess. Much seems to have been taken out since Trackmania United, with the community expected to fill it in later. The solo campaign is simply 'Race', with no 'Platform', 'Puzzle' and 'Stunt' mode any more. There's no in-game 'Explorer' to allow you to look for skins and tracks. There's no way of sharing your creations once they've been built- at least, as far as I can see. I can't understand why they've simply thrown all this stuff away, since Trackmania United Forever was so fully-featured.
On top of that, there's no explanation as to what's going on, either. in fact, if you want to read the manual, you have to search for it on Google- and even then, you're not going to find it. It's here: http://wiki.maniaplanet.com/en/User_manual . It's also woefully incomplete. If you want any further explanation, you'll have to start mining the forums. This shouldn't be necessary.
And there are bugs, and the interface is a mess, and there appear to be people who have hacked their way to the top of the rankings, and there's absolutely no communication from Nadeo as to what they're aware of and what they're going to be doing in the future.
So, ultimately, this game has a very, very long way to go, and there's a very good chance Ubisoft are going to make you pay extra for all the things your missing. Probably best to avoid it for a few months until everything gets sorted out. Until then, buy Trackmania United on Steam. It's the same price and it'll last you for much longer.… Expand
Apr 4, 2012First you should try trackmania united for free,if you like that game you wont like this one,if you dont like that game you also wont like this one
i can play sim racing games or arcade racing or a mix between those two but TrackMania 2 Canyon fail on every part
it looks ok and that is it
the main problem is the driving,in trackmania united driving is incredible in this one it is a joke,very irritating,also bumper cam view is too low and with all the crashes and spining you are forced to use a case cam and that sucks
driving in trackmania united is one of the things that made that game special and they completly changed that
only thing i do like is how the game looks and the car,i dont like formula and that is it… Expand
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By Curt Pesman Low-carb (and lower sugar) diets may soon look a lot better to colorectal cancer survivors. In a recent data-rich study of more than 1000 stage III colon cancer survivors, researchers from Dana-Farber Cancer Institute found that those who consistently ate a high-carbohydrate, sugar-laden diet appeared to have markedly higher recurrence rates of their… Read More
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Eric Sprott - West Dishoarding 4,000 Tons Of Gold Each Year
Today billionaire Eric Sprott shocked King World News when he said that the West was dishoarding a staggering 4,000 tons of gold each year out of Western central bank vaults. The Canadian billionaire also told KWN how this is going to end. Below is what Sprott, Chairman of Sprott Asset Management, had to say in Part I of a remarkable series of interviews that will be released today.
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Eric King: "Eric, I know you've seen the (KWN) interviews with Dr. Philipa Malmgren, the former White House official. She was on the PPT, Plunge Protection Team, as well. It was very interesting, her comments about gold. Dr. Malmgren said:
"You know it's interesting, I think at the end of the day what really matters is that emerging markets like China, Russia, they are definitely increasing their holdings of gold. And I find it quite extraordinary how
they can increase their holdings of gold and yet the price goes down."
Eric King: "Eric, you mentioned the dishoarding of gold out of (Western) central bank vaults. She (Dr. Malmgren) implied it. How much gold are we hemorrhaging out of these vaults?"
Sprott: "It could be as much as 4,000 tons a year. I always thought in the last decade it was about 2,000 tons a year. And I think going into the last decade they (the West) might have only had 20,000 tons....
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"This is one of the reasons why I thought they had the raid last year was to get an extra 1,000+ tons out of the ETFs because they had run out of gold.
And it (the amount of gold being dishoarded) has obviously gone up. When you think, Eric, the Chinese increase their imports by a minimum of 1,000 tons -- that's a 25-percent piece of the market that they never had before, and the price went down. And the Indians came in and bought an extra 20 percent of the silver market last year, and the price went down. (Laughter ensues).
We have all these incongruous things happen that in a normal market are literally impossible. All the physical evidence we have suggests there is way more demand than supply in all those markets. And sooner or later there will be a failure to deliver. How long they can keep up the goings-on in the Comex and the LBMA when there are no real deliveries? We'll see because we are not far from the time when there is nothing left to buy."
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Effect Of Hiv On Society
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HIV Testing Policy: A Joint Position Paper of the HIV Medicine Association of the Infectious Diseases Society of America and the American College of PhysiciansSummary Federal policies regarding the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of AIDS have not kept pace with changes that have transformed the disease from a fatal illness to a chronic disease for patients with ongoing access to HIV care and... Read more »
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The 7th International AIDS Society Conference on HIV Pathogenesis, Treatment and Prevention (IAS 2013)Highlights From IAS 2013: 6 HIV-Related Studies With Major Clinical Importance Couldn't make it to Malaysia? Worry not: This roundup from Josep M. Llibre, M.D., and Benjamin Young, M.D., Ph.D., will help you feel like you were there for the... Read more »
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Not a question, a resource (THE CANADIAN AIDS SOCIETY GUIDE TO HIV TRANSMISSION RISK)Hi Dr. Bob - I found this website while doing my fear-induced research. ha. It outlines the risk factors for HIV transmission for many, many types of sexual activities from Golden Showers, to Fisting, to plain vanilla sex. It's published by a...
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Aids in the societyHow does having aids affect future implications?...
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Psychosocial issues concerning the patient, family, friends, and societyI was looking for information concerning the psychosocial issues of an AIDS sufferer, such as the one in the book, Borrowed Time: An AIDS Memoir. How do these psychosocial issues affect the victim's family, friends, and society?...
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Follow-up Results: I need the Icon of societies help!Well I just got my Hiv1/Hiv2 12.5week (87th day) results! NEGATIVE!!!!!!!!!!My doctor felt that I was out of my mind since my PCR and Elisa were negative at 1month/4.5weeks/28-29days. She actually called me personally to tell me that as well as to...
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Bevy of tech behemoths aim to plug the next Heartbleed with DOLLARS
that's that gate firmly slammed
now... where's the horse again?
Japanese boffin EYES up big bucks with strap-on digi-glasses
already been done
by Homer J Simpson:
Wookiee! CHEWIE'S BACK in Star Wars Ep VII – blab Hollywood 'sources'
Re: These rumour starters....
Peter Mayhew isn't just tall, though, he's a whopping 7'3" which makes him incredibly rare.
Maybe a few tens of thousands of 7 footers on the planet. The ones that can make accurate limb movements get sent to the NBA. The wobbly ones have only got one career - Chewbacca.
Windows XP still has 27 per cent market share on its deathbed
today is a good day to bury XP
If I was the sort of scumbag who actively discovers & exploits vulns, builds botnets etc, I'd have saved a good one for around about now. What's the betting that something nasty turns up very soon indeed?
+1 for popcorn
Singapore decides 'three strikes' laws are too intrusive
What, too difficult to think of something that wasn't identical to the headline?
Need the el reg headstone icon back please.
Vint Cerf wanted to make internet secure from the start, but secrecy prevented it
Similar topic, Diffie and Hellman talk about NSA interference in their work in this recent documentary, which is worth a listen:
LaCie bigs up 2big, 5big, 8big... WHOMP: Lands big data on your desk
Re: amateur option but...
Good point.
Rebuild duration is a "piece of string" question - might be quick if your array is idle, but if not... your guess is as good as any.
Seagate brings out 6TB HDD, did not need NO STEENKIN' SHINGLES
Re: Have they changed those plastic external cases yet?
If your hard drive case cracks when you drop it, the problem is that you've dropped it, not that the plastic is too flimsy. FFS, treat them with a bit more respect!
Tesla in 'Ethernet port carries data' SCANDAL
... any crashes will still be blamed on flaky drivers?
Amazon sets FIRE to your living room in bid to shake up TV streaming
Re: UK version?
.. and what's the betting that $99 turns into £99?
Nvidia unveils Titan Z: An 8TFLOPS off-the-shelf supercomputer disguised as a gfx card
Re: Yowser
It's able to render an area the size of Wales, and costs about as much as 3 football pitches.
Re: BitCoin or passwords?
See https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining_hardware_comparison
It's a bit out of date now, but anyway, nobody's really mining btc with graphics cards any more. ASIC hardware is several orders of magnitude faster per $ spent. So yes, the more economically viable approach would be to use the hardware to brute force someone's password and steal their btc :)
The Reg's desert XP-ocalypse aversion plan revealed
Re: The Linux People Really Are Desperate
"how sad are they"
troll, have a downvote.
Monkey steals iPod touch, loses interest in minutes
The child will get it back eventually
But how long will he have to wait?
Well, how long does it take a spider monkey to type out the full works of shakespeare?
Osbo's booze, bingo, biz and big data Budget
Re: New homes for the south
> Is there any other country that is so capital-city centric in terms of wealth creation?
Distro diaspora: Four flavours of Ubuntu unpacked
You didn't even read my post properly.
Yes I did, and you're wrong.
Re: So, you believe that summer begins on midsummer's day then..?
I did read the internet, all of it. Firstly the link I posted earlier from the (admittedly, more scientific than your biblical sources) Met Office about when spring starts. Then this one, about midsummer:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midsummer :
"Date: June 21, 24, 25 or a date close to the Summer Solstice on June 20–23"
Re: Actually spring starts on the 1st March, according to the met office.
So, you believe that summer begins on midsummer's day then..?
It's spring already.
> It's nearly spring
Actually spring starts on the 1st March, according to the met office.
Tim Cook and Israeli PM commune with the GHOST of Steve Jobs
quote of the... uh...
> "If you do something and it turns out pretty good, then you should go do something else wonderful, not dwell on it for too long," the quote reads. "Just figure out what's next."
Wow, that's brainless. Real 'Miss World' stuff. Does it go on to say that he loves kids and animals and would like to help people all over the world?
Blimey! ANOTHER Bitcoin bleed brouhaha
theft in plain sight.
If you read the forum linked in the article, there's a comment with a link to the blockchain address of the wallet containing the stolen BTC. Perhaps someone with greater bitcoin knowledge than me can explain why it's possible to steal coins while they remain in plain sight?
Brit Bitcoin dev: I lost 'over £200k' when MtGox popped its socks
"Richard Broadley is ... 12th most active contributor to the Bitcoin protocol ... He is one of a number of people who contacted The Reg to ask what to do if they had lost their Bitcoins"
..and there's the problem with bitcoin. If one of the guys writing the code doesn't understand it, what chance does anyone else have?
Inside Facebook's engineering labs: Hardware heaven, HP hell – PICTURES
Re: Send reg reporters on an engineering refresher
No headstock, no tailstock, not a lathe.
WHOA: Get a load of Asteroid DX110 JUST MISSING planet EARTH
Re: Fuck a duck...
I blame apple. I bet it's got rounded corners
Mathematicians spark debate with 13 GB proof for Erdős problem
Try fitting THAT in the margins, math wonks
Actually, assuming a A4 sheet with a 1" margin, and a areal density of 500Gbpsi, you can fit 730GB into the margin.
Zoom out for a view of malware, say boffins
I see what they did there.
New password system lets planet Earth do the hard work
because the average luser will just draw round their house.
I look forward to seeing the 80x24 terminal implementation.
Stephen Fry rewrites computer history again: This time it's serious
Tried reading the telegraph article but it's the usual Apple fanboy treacle.
Any article about computing history where "IBM PC" is misspelt as "ICM PC" is highly suspect anyway.
Even 'Your computer has a virus' cold-call gits are migrating off XP
Re: Piano / Computer
That's a mitchell and webb sketch, from one of their radio series.
EMC: We've stomped out VNX2 reboot issue
80 days... is that all?
You've got to wonder what sort of testing has been done on an enterprise product that reliably crashes after 80 days uptime.
Bloke hews plywood Raspberry Pi tablet
rounded corners
... a member of the legal profession will be along presently...
Sony seeks mojo reboot with 147-inch 'honey-you-can't-afford-me' 4K home projector
What's the difference between a photon that's been emitted by the wall as opposed to reflected by it, then?
Hacker backdoors Linksys, Netgear, Cisco and other routers
Re: My router hack is cheaper and foolproof
This is known as a 'rubber hose' attack..
Lightning strikes USB bosses: Next-gen jacks will be REVERSIBLE
Re: still crap, try harder
and perhaps you missed the "S" in Serial. How many lines does that require again?
still crap, try harder
I'd have thought the obvious design would be a round connector which would have no orientation requirements at all - e.g. a headphone jack type of thing. Or did I miss something?
Bring Your Own Disks: The Synology DS214 network storage box
don't skimp
I've had a synology ds413j for a while and while fundamentally it's a great piece of kit, I would strongly advise anybody buying one of their NAS boxes to avoid the 128MB models, and those with slower CPUs. The web interface is too slow to be usable. For those of you using squeezeboxes, the server software is great, but won't fit properly into such a small amount of RAM either.
Eat our dust, spinning rust: In 5 years, it'll be all flash all the time
Re: Doubt it
...but tapes and disks aren't the same thing.
ssd's will replace rotating disks because they *are* the same thing.
all down to $/GB
Rotating hard disks will last as long as their advantage in price and density does.
It will be interesting to see what the traditional storage manufacturers do in response to cheaper, denser SSDs. Have they been holding anything back?
Server, server in the rack, when's my disk drive going to crack?
the problem is...
.. that this is a report on consumer grade drives being run in a datacenter operation - i.e. 24x7 at constant (presumably good) temperature and with low to zero accesses occurring. Which doesn't match what happens in a consumer device. e.g. Typically a PC gets turned on, and the cold drive is immediately thrashed senseless by an OS and apps starting, used for some amount of time and then shut down again later. Presumably a /typical/ consumer drive spends most of its time powered off.
Hey, Presto! Facebook spills petabyte-munching SQL brain sauce online
spot the yum jockey
"it is still a somewhat manual process to unpack and install, but I was able to do so within 12 minutes on a few boxes.."
SEX CRAZED FISH keeping hapless Southamptonites awake
Re: Sir
> put a fucking microphone in the water
That would be a hydrophone then.
Profitless scrapbooking site Pinterest adds over $1bn to its book value
visible-from-space bubble
that is all.
D-Link hole-prober finds 'backdoor' in Chinese wireless routers
you missed the opportunity
for a headline along the lines of "tenda backdoor probed"
Alarming tales: What goes on INSIDE Reg hack's hi-tech bedroom
modern life is rubbish
I was using the BBC radio player app alarm feature until recently on my android tablet, which sits in a dock near the bed. Most recently, it woke at 7.00 one morning as usual, started playing radio 4, at which point the availability of the network connection clearly prompted the thing to opportunistically check for updates, which it found - specifically one for the BBC radio player, which was then promptly partially uninstalled before failing to update... all in all leaving me with about 5s of alarm. Which wasn't enough. I woke an hour late with a vague recollection of the events.
Spies launch hack attacks on Mongolia... to see who its friends are – report
> Booby-trapped documents associated with the attack include an announcement for a joint US-Mongolia military exercise called Khaan Quest 2014.
DEATH WATCH counts down seconds to wearer's demise
Re: Seems mildly relevant.
prior art, I'd say!
Universal's High Fidelity Pure Audio trickles onto Blighty's Blu-Ray hi-fis
96kHz? Is that it?
Gigabytes of space going begging on a BD disk and we get a doubling of sample rate from the 30 year old CD standard.
Needs to have ultra high resolution, 2.0 and multichannel versions of the music, plus lyrics, high resolution album art, promotional videos, photos, making of... and anything else they can think of putting on there. Try harder. Or don't have my money.
A £30,000, 295bhp 4G MODEM?!? Must be the Audi S3 Quattro, then
Re: Permanent 4 wheel drive
> Next time it snows take your foot off the beans around a roundabout. I was going slowly but I incorrectly went for a gear change and suddenly a had car that started to oversteer.
Well, snow has a way of magnifying your mistakes. Lift-off oversteer is a known effect on many different configurations of car. Changing gear on a corner is a mistake in any event. As a biker, it's a complete no-no. I don't see where quattro, torsen or anything else could help you if you attempt a gear change on a roundabout in the snow. You probably just need a bucket of tinsel and some patchwork trousers :)
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Family Meal
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Frederick, MD 21701Neighborhood:
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Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Family Meal
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.voltfamilymeal.com/
- Phone: (301) 378-2895
- Hours of Operation:
Open Daily, Monday-Sunday
Breakfast: 7:00 am to 11:30 am
Lunch: 11:30 am to 4:30 pm
Dinner: 4:30 pm to 10:00 pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Contemporary American
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
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217 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.3
- Ambiance3.8Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (154)great for lunch (109)kid-friendly (108)neighborhood gem (103)great for brunch (71)good for groups (66)hot spot (61)great for outdoor dining (35)special occasion (34)vibrant bar scene (17)late-night find (12)notable wine list (10)romantic (3)Show More
- Best of Frederick!LisaGDined on 11/26/2014One of the best restaurants in Frederick! The menu changes often enough to always be interesting. Great cocktails and a fun place to go no matter what meal you eat. We love to go for drinks and apps. The service is amazing!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic food...but attention to detailJohnMcDined on 11/22/2014Great food, as always, but found myself disappointed that I made a reservation for our son's 16th birthday (which I specifically noted in my reservation), a special occasion, and the restaurant missed it completely. I also directly informed the waiter it was my son's birthday and our long, happy meal was met with...the server simply dropping a check. It was especially galling that the table behind us had the server deliver a birthday appreciation to their table. Of course, it's not about free food, we ordered plenty during our visit, but that special touch that makes someone feel special. Also, I had ZERO desire to make an issue of it; at that point, what good would that have done? They simply missed it and it was disappointing. That said, as always, the food was unbelievably good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a great mealebfrederickmdDined on 11/22/2014Family Meal always has great food, the quality of the ingredients shows and the inventiveness of the dishes is a rarity in restaurants these days. Moreover the waiters always seem to have a top notch attitude and care for their patrons. We look forward to visiting Family Meal as a treat once a month.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great dinner!CamcrazyDined on 11/21/2014Wonderful menu with southern types of meals that have a twist to them. The quality of food is exceptional. The service was a little to intrusive. We felt at times that they were rushing us thru our meal. The restaurant was busy and loud. Overall the quality of food and the contemporary feel of the restaurant makes it a must return for us.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love Family Meal!kittersmomDined on 11/15/2014Drive 60 miles one way just to go here. Love it! If I could get the brussel sprouts for lunch life would be good!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DeliciousChoochDined on 11/14/2014Will return, keep up the good work, Bryan!!! Delicious breakfast and dinner!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food in FrederickRobertDined on 11/13/2014From the appitizers of chicken pot pie fritters (amazing) and a great selection of beers (happy hour 1/2 prices from 4 until 6pm) to the meals of fried chicken (ranks in the top five of chicken dinners I've had) to the Bryan's Burger--great serving size and amazing taste, to the meat loaf (portion size could have been larger) the meal was outstanding. The deserts were just as amazing--the malted tart and the upside down apple cake were out of this world. The service was prompt, not over powering with hovering wait-staff, but ready to assist when needed. A great place to have dinner and to converse with family or friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First Visit to Family MealMokeyBear0824Dined on 11/11/2014This was our first visit to the Family Meal and the food was outstanding. the service impeccable. It was crowded and that was a little of a let down in that there was not really enough room. Making reservations was easy and we will definitely go back to the Family Meal. This was a good experience for us. The desserts are out of this world.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MattVIPDined on 11/11/2014We would not have found this gem without Open Table. We went for lunch on Veterans Day. The place was packed with a line out the door. This really gets my adrenaline going. I always think this must be a great place if all these folks are waiting to eat. So with greater than expected outlook we walked into a new eating experience. The Open table reservation was the saving grace, not because we were limited on time, just hungry an anxious to encounter a new dining experience. The service was probably a little slow just because of the holiday. However, the apps met the expectations. The food was above average and the restaurant has a unique feel to it. I plan on booking again next week to conquer a few more entrees that looked great.Special Features:
- Great staff, slightly priceyPaulLDined on 11/7/2014This is a good place to dine, the food is wonderful, the service is always excellent, but the prices are a bit on the high side. It's very easy to drop $100 on a meal for two with dessert (and I don't even drink), putting it on par with better restaurants in the area. Still, it's good for a once or twice a year visit, just to see what's new on the menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Voltaggio food, Diner settingcedarVIPDined on 11/5/2014Decided to go to Family Meal with a co-worker after a training session in downtown Frederick. I had the arctic char with smoked sunchoke, orange, Brussels sprouts, fig gastrique: it was fabulous! Perfectly done fish and everything on the plate complemented each other very nicely. My colleague had the omelet with country ham, cheddar and the grits in lieu of the home fries. She was very impressed and her anticipation at trying the house-made grits was well rewarded - she loved them. We finished with the gingerbread donuts in a lemon glaze with white chocolate and poached Seckel pear. What a perfect end to the meal and enough to share!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great food great timeOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/2/2014The restaurant was warm and inviting, they checked our coats which was nice for the little both. I ordered the shrimp po boy and so did my husband and we both thought it was great. My father ordered the meatloaf and loved it we all tried it and agree it is a delicious meatloaf specially if you like mushrooms. My mom ordered the BBQ sandwich it was to me smokey for me but she said it was perfect. Also the deviled eggs are out of this world and the apple upside down cake was delightful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, casual atmosphereCarolDined on 11/2/2014Delicious food and nice service in casual atmospher.Special Features:
- Just averageFrederickMommaDined on 11/1/2014This was not our first visit to Family Meal. We'd been there enough that I knew a reservation was important! We were seated within 5 minutes of arriving almost exactly at our reservation time. The pot pie fritters were excellent. It was over 40 minutes from the time our order was placed before we received any food other than the fritters. The omlette ingredients were wrong, the duck fat French fries were room temperature and a bit soggy, yet the brussel sprouts were VERY hot. The beer soup, which would have been welcomed in the 40 minutes between pot pie fritters and the meal, not at the same time as the meal. The main course shrimp/grits was willingly split by the kitchen to be share by two people, but it arrived cold.Special Features:
- Comfortable GourmetOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 11/1/2014Tried the meatloaf on the server's recommendation and was not disappointed. My wife is still raving about the butternut cheesecake for dessert.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TastyOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/1/2014Food is very tasty, with lots of different flavors to choose from, but not so weird you can't find something to eat. Sometimes chefs make things too weird for the average person... This is a very good restaurant! Easy to get in with a reservation. Casual setting and lots to pick from.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing FoodtrackpadDined on 10/31/2014An outstanding restaurant. All of our food was very good but you MUST try the Chicken Pot Pie Fritters and the Fried Chicken !!Special Features:
- YummyGeeksliketoeatDined on 10/31/2014Creative menu that combines comfort food with innovative ingredients. The dishes are always flavorful and consistent in quality. The staff are casual, yet completely attentive and knowledgeable about wine, beer and food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Halloween TreatJJMDVIPDined on 10/31/2014Going to Family Meal was a great idea this year. To add to the amazing food, the staff were all in the spirit of things and dressed up, which made for a fun night out. The Fried Chicken remains their best menu item and everyone in my party loved it. We also had the Cheddar Beer soup and the Deviled Eggs. If you love soup or love the rich topping on an egg, get them the next time you're there! We also had the Butterscotch Pudding, Chocolate Malt Tart and a Root Beer Float for dessert--all were just scrumptious and delicious! Best thing in addition to the food is the service there. The twins, Conner and Web, are two of the nicest guys and we had Conner this time. He's witty, engaging and makes sure you have a good experience!Special Features:
- MelissaDined on 10/25/2014Good food and good service. Fun place to go to with friends. Loved the ChickenSpecial Features:
- PeterVIPDined on 10/25/2014We had planned an early dinner and were in by 530. We were out by 630 but didn't feel rushed. The onion rings were different with corn flakes in the crust and excellent. The fried chicken was also excellent and the shrimp and grits good. We would return when we are back in the area.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice lunch on a beautiful fall dayKauiaTreatDined on 10/25/2014Stopped by for the first time after doing some "leaf watching" on a beautiful fall day. Arrived in time for a VERY late lunch (after 3:30 PM) and were seated immediately. Restaurant seemed to be about 1/3 full. Excellent cocktail - Gingered Blossom - and enjoyed watching the bartender at work. Very friendly, helpful server. Loved the chicken pot pie fritter appetizer. Desserts were also excellent (ginger bread donuts for me, apple upside down cake for him.) Entrees were good but not great. The décor was cold and industrial (I know that's what they were going for) but it seemed incongruous with the "home style" food. Late afternoon sun glaring through the huge windows made us less than comfortable as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Making meat loaf a special occasionFrederickVisitorDined on 10/25/2014Family Meal's schtick works: let Brian Voltaggio work his magic on everyday standards like chicken fried steak, meatloaf and the like. The dishes are easily recognizablebut tweaked just enough to be distinctive and executed well by the kitchen, all at reasonable cost. Add a great alcohol list & this is a really different special place. Becoming a regular would be really easy.Special Features:
- Country GourmetDogwoodVIPDined on 10/23/2014Seasonal produce expertly prepared. Kitchen turns classics into gems.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FantasticDowntownJonVIPDined on 10/23/2014Had a great meal at Family Meal on Thursday night. Lots of farm-to-table. I had the venison cooked sous vide. Simply outstanding.Special Features:
- AverageOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 10/20/2014Maybe I expected too much. Meatloaf- nothing comforting. Potatoes were somewhat tasteless ( mashed). Apple upside down cake was toooooo sweet. Noisy. Service was great.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delightful Late Lunch!!!kymberlakeDined on 10/18/2014We finally had the opportunity to try Family Meal for lunch & our daughter's birthday. We started our meal off with a variety of cocktails. All very nice and refreshing!! For appetizer we had the chicken pot pie fritters and deviled eggs. I don't like eggs but thought these were super yum!! For our meals...the shrimp po' boy, the fried green tomato po' boy, the fried chicken salad sandwich and the house made pastrami sandwich...pretty much all Heaven on a plate!! We shared an order of the braised collard greens, the broccoli gratin, and of course, 2 orders of the duck fat fries. Ahhh so good!! For dessert we shared the banana butterscotch pudding...a definite must have even if you're totally full!! Without a doubt...we will be back!!!!Special Features:
- Okay dinnerMichael818VIPDined on 10/14/2014To be fair, I was expecting someplace different from this Voltaggio offering. Perhaps I should have been paying closer attention to the reviews. The location is in an industrial area with nothing else around. The staff was enthusiastic but not as experienced as they might have been. Dinner wasn't rushed at all but there were few return visits by the server to see if drinks needed refilling. The food was good but unexceptional. Entrees were sized nicely and priced fairly. It's a nice meal but I'm not sure I would make it a regular stop.I think my expectations were too high.
- Terrible placeJamesDined on 10/14/2014Noise was like an airplane factory with multiple blenders going at the same time. Good was greasy although onion rings were almost fair. We will never return.
- Good placeMikeVIPDined on 10/13/2014Family meal has really good food at somewhat reasonable prices. The johnnycakes were way over-priced for the tiny portion, but the fried chicken meal is excellent and a lot of really good food. My wife's steak and fries were delicious. The service this visit was not very good. It was incredibly slow. Given that we were almost three hours from home in NJ and had been driving from Kentucky, this was quite frustrating. I've been here a few times before and I wouldn't hesitate to go back, but it won't be during a long road trip. Also it's way, way too loud in there. Given the layout of the place they should do something to counteract the noise...cement and all hard surfaces make it nearly painful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Family MealMatchboxVIPDined on 10/13/2014I will start by saying that I am a huge fan of Bryan Voltaggio having watched him on Top Chef and from dining three times at Volt. Yes, I understand that the Family Meal concept is totally different but the food is not as the diners expect it to be. For example, both the fried chicken and duck fat fries are tasty but when served not crispy in the least. On a more positive note, the service was excellent. The waitstaff is very well trained, personable, and efficient. Dining at Family Meal is not inexpensive for the type of food served. I feel people would feel better about the total experience if the food served was better and more notable than it currently is.
- Not so muchGFfoodieDined on 10/12/2014Consider it a neighborhood diner-over salted entrees and lots of fried food options as well as meatloaf, hamburgers, and mac cheese (also fried BTW). The waitstaff were exceptional. I am celiac and cannot eat anything that has so much as touched gluten-including the oil in the frier if used for ANYTHING having gluten. When I drilled down on items the staff was great about digging for answers; such as; upon receiving the Brussels sprouts (recommended as a gluten free) i noted that they looked blistered as if they had been deep fried! Indeed, when I inquired our waitress went back to the kitchen (again), and they were deep fried and not gluten free. Food was average, cocktails awful. The service is it's saving grace.
- Nice brunchOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 10/12/2014We enjoyed our experience, the food was very good and the service was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great!KelleyDined on 10/11/2014Always great food! Service rocks! Love the milkshakes too!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OK but,NukingDined on 10/11/2014I expected more. Even though the reviews warned of the noise level, it was difficult to carry on a conversation at the table. The narrow confines meant that servers and other patrons bumped the back of my chair every 2-3 minutes. The food had elements of interest but did not leave up to expectations. One scallop for an appetizer was was good but unsatisfying.Special Features:
- Out of this world delicious!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/6/2014My co-workers and I dined at Family Meal and we walked away extremely pleased with our food and the whole dining experience. Our table host was very knowledgeable and pleasant to talk to. The food was delicious, creative and absolutely memorable! I don't usually eat desserts but I had a bite from three that were ordered by my colleagues and I have to say, I was blown away, had to go for seconds. Bottom line, if you are in Fredrick area, you should this restaurant, you will not be disappointed!Special Features:
- Happy Birthday to me...OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/6/2014My wife wanted to take me somewhere different for my birthday, and this seemed an apt choice. We'd only eaten there a couple of times and felt it would provide a good opportunity to be away from our normal routine. Bravo! Sat outside and enjoyed the breeze, the conversation and the charming wait staff. Well done.Special Features:
- Unique & tastyLilblueyesVIPDined on 10/6/2014I only tried the Chicken Pot Pie Fritters and the Pumpkin Soup. Who knew you could have tiny bites of chicken pot pie?!?! So very light & tasty. The soup was super creamy and divine. Will be back for more.Special Features:
- great little gem in townDCTejana1Dined on 10/4/2014Highly recommend the fried chicken and a few of the appetizers were a twist on some old favorite recipes. Highly recommend, although it is a bit overpriced in my opinion. gotta get the fried chickenSpecial Features:
- Family Meal food was excellentKenRDined on 10/4/2014This is the scaled-down Volt. Full of family-friendly meals and feel-good dining. Duck fat fries were excellent and plentiful. Enough for a teenager and family. Comfort food abounds. Mac and cheese with pimiento was excellent. Fried Chicken basket was crispy and non-greasy. The pork belly BLT was a delicious twist on an old favorite! The only thing to complain about was the taps were broken and the interesting draft beers were unavailable. Bottled beers were of a good variety and the waiter recommended a winner. Don't let the neighborhood fool you, this is a classy place with efficient service, great comfort food and decent prices. Highly recommended!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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SHANGHAI - Russia signed a 30-year natural gas agreement with China, said a Gazprom official on Wednesday.
Russia's Gazprom and China National Petroleum Corp. signed a $400 billion gas supply deal, said Gazprom spokesperson Sergei Kupriyanov.
Nearly 38 billion cubic meters of natural gas are expected to be exported to China annually. However, the pricing remained undisclosed.
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Russia, under the threat of sanctions from Europe and the United States due to the crisis in Ukraine, has been seeking new energy markets in Asia.
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Hi guys.....I have written a Fanfic...Ishq leta hai kaise Intenhan....
it has mostly all of characters from Dil Mill Gaye....
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Malik Family
Dr. Ronit Malik- Head of the Malik family. He is a doctor at Sanjeevani as a senior Doctor....and he is best friends with "Shashank Gupta" and he has two son Rahul (elder) & Armaan (younger) and he's beautiful wife Reena Malik.
Reena Malik- A loyal wife and very sweet mother. She is always supporting for everyone....in the family. Armaan is very close to her but Rahul is not less. She is very lovely and always responsible house wife.
Rahul Malik- Rahul is a very supporting and lovely brother to his younger brother Armaan. He is not a doctor but a business man. He has gotten married to his childhood love Muskaan Chadda.......who is now Mrs. Muskaan Rahul Malik.
Muskaan Malik- Muskaan is very sweet and bubly and is the elder bahu at malik Palace. she still keeps the house atmosphere very fun loving with her funny sense of humor but, still she is very responsible.
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Dr. ARMAAN MALIK- The youngest and cutest bachlor but loving son of Ronit & Reena Malik. He wanted his carrer in Medical & wanted to be a doctor like his Father. He will be joining Sanjeevani as an Intern. His thoughts are modern but still he respects our Old Traditional Culture. He is waiting for his Dream Girl....he was never attracted by any girl he has seen till today. But other girls try hard to go out with him but he never was the type even though people thought he was.......He was like the most wanted bachlor in the city.
Gupta Family
Shashank Gupta- He is the owner of Sanjeevani and He is best friend with Dr. Rohit Malik. He has gotten married to Padma Bansal and had two daughters�..Anjali(elder) & Ridhima(younger) and Eldest In the family "NANI" He was very nice and very honest. He always keeps his personal life separate from his professional life. He is very sweet son, husband, and a father.
Padma Gupta- she is house woman and no she does not work in Sanjeevani�..she is very sweet and encouraging.
Nani- She is the eldest in the House and is very fun loving and lovely�.she is always helpful and is very supporting.
Anjali Gupta- She is the eldest daughter of Shashank & Padma Gupta. She is very modern and attitude type. She just thinks about her at times and forgets about how sometimes we have to sacrifice things. She is going to be joining Sanjeevani as an Intern. She is sometimes very rude but at times very sweet too.
Ridhima Gupta- She is a very simple and sweet girl who always think about others before herself. She is very innocent and is yongest in the house. She is also joining Sanjeevani as an Intern. Her dad is a very big support for her. She is very cultures and traditional. She believes in god. She is waiting for her Rajkumar and is always dreaming of it when alone.
Simran (sapna)- She is a sweet gujrati girl who always have to face her mom with that marriage dilemma. She is a doctor and is joining Sanjeevani as an Intern. She is very fun loving to hang out with.
Atul Joshi- He is a very funny and a lovely innocent guy who even cares and makes relations with Plants as you all know. Even he considers plants as his best friends. He has a very nice sense of humor. He is also a doctor and is joining Sanjeevani as an Intern. He was waiting for his dream girl as well.
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Part 1
The Sky was cloudless tonight. She could not see a single cloud in the horizon. A gentle breeze caressed the curtains and moved passed the lonely figure standing against the window. The curtains swayed to the slow breeze whiffing through the partially opened windows.
Moonlight filtered through the open skylight and bathed the room with the most beautiful shadows one would want to see at night. There was absolute silence in the room. With the exception of the nights creatures making their presence felt with their buzzing and Chirping. She could empathize with those creatures.
She was dressed in a simple and beautiful blue dress. No jewellary adorned her neck except. She wore a simple pair of bangles that had been her mother's. Her ears were adorned with a delicate tear drop diamond earring. She had delicate beautiful fingers. As she gripped the railings tightly on the window,
Her hair was left loose for the night. As she stood against the window the night breeze gently played with her hair making it sway beautifully to the rhythm of the wind.
The room was decorated beautifully. There were flowers everywhere. Jasmines adorned the floor near the side of the bed meanwhile roses were used to decorate the room itself.
The room was dark except for the moonlight filtering through the sky; the windows which were giving it a path to come into the room was hindered by the swaying curtains.
She heard the door knob being turned slowly. She didn't turn around to see who was walking in. she knew who it would be.
She opened the door and walked inside. She heard the click of the lock as she closed the door and walked further into the room.
She was standing by the window her face slightly turned towards her, she looked up at her and said
???? di��aap�kab aayi��???
Wee see that the girl who just walked in was our attitude girl Anjali Gupta��and the girl who was already inside standing at window was riddz���
Anjali: kyaa ridzz��tum phir apne ussss khayalo mai khoi hui thi�.????
R: di��???
Anjali: what riddzzii���tum soyi kyu nahi���kal subhe hume sanjeevani jana hai, u know first day���she said as she walked towards the wash room turning the lights on���
R: haa di jana to hai���
Anjali: to soo jao���go to sleep���mai change karke atti hu���ok��
R: ok di��
And sooon they both turned in for the night as it was their first day tomorrow in sanjeevani���
I hope u all liked the first part.....and do leave ur lovely comments.....and i will post the secound part soon.....
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CEDAR CITY, Utah - Jan. 21 - The Big Sky Conference selected Southern Utah senior Shaye Maurer-Springall as Track Athlete of the Week following her performance at Idaho State's Snake River Open on Saturday.
Maurer-Springall led the field in all three of her events at the season opener, finishing first in the 60-meter hurdles (8.50), high jump (5-7) and long jump (17-10.25). The multi athlete recorded Big Sky qualifying performances in both the 60-meter hurdles and high jump, and now ranks first and third in the conference. Her long jump mark ranks seventh.
The indoor season will continue this weekend when the T-Birds travel south to Flagstaff, Ariz., for the NAU Invitational, which is set to take place on Friday and Saturday.
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