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Seven months later, on the midnight tube from Camden Town to a flat at Belsize Park in London, my mind was still trippin on D'Angelo live, sold out at the Jazz Café. My Brown Sugar summer of '95 had held enough pointed tableaux as it was: like twistin Ls with my man Aleijuan up in sunny Harlem for Jazzmobile Wednesdays at Grant's Tomb, in a parked Chevy with girls sittin on the hood, head-noddin in the mix with D'Angelo talkin bout "Soft like an angel, like the feathers laying on a dove/Touch me with your soul love till I lose control." Then in London I jostled beside Chaka Khan and Lenny Kravitz, peering over heads in a limited-seating situation, peeping this Southern chile runnin wild behind his Rhodes through the Ohio Players' "Sweet Sticky Thing," Al Green's "I'm So Glad You're Mine," and Smokey's "Cruisin'." Prophecy fulfilled can sneak up on ya.
Exactly one day shy of a year later, Tupac Shakur returned to the essenceon a Friday the 13th evening on which Giorgio Armani hosted a gig for D'Angelo downtown at the Armory. D'Angelo entered with a mighty healthy Vivica Fox on his arm, Armanied down. He dedicated songs to Pac all night. By this point, everyone knew the deal.
A songwriter and musician holding equal reverence for the tortured, sanctified romanticism of Marvin Gaye and the nth-degree astral-plane metaphors of Rakim, D was a consummate rhythm-and-blues man for these desolate times. Wild SeedWild Flower from Dionne Farris, Me'Shell Ndegéocello's Plantation Lullabies, and Joi's The Pendulum Vibe had already been speaking to the new black aesthetic. But when D'Angelo's Brown Sugar appeared from the ether, it set the tone for future multiplatinum joints from Erykah Badu and Lauryn Hill by parading the inevitable fusion of hip-hop and soul, from a kaya-blessed brother just as likely to freestyle on the micMichael D'Angelo Archer had been discovered emceeing with his cousins on a demoas improvise a Moog solo.
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** The Roots' Ahmir "?uestlove" Thompson first captured D'Angelo's attention at a concert by tapping out the beat to "Four," a little-known track from Madhouse, Prince's late-'80s jazz fusion project. ?uestlove recently remarked that by collaborating on Voodoo, he's fullfilling his fantasy of playing Revolution drummer Bobby Z to D'Angelo's Prince. D's falsetto plays the "Do Me Baby"-era chocolate-seduction Prince role on "Untitled (How Does It Feel)," just like I now get to play the Greil Marcus role (hush yo mouth), dissecting D'Angelo's looong-awaited second record. But beyond all the elder/ancestor worship, what is Voodoo actually worth, and what does it sound like after D's Sade/Michael Jackson-length hiatus?
Let's take it from the sections of Voodoo that make you smile. Like the airy echo at the end of "The Line" ("I gotta put it on the line," he sings, "line" fading out like remnants of a sweet dream) and "One Mo' Gin" (vocalizing "ah-AH-ah-AH-ah-AH-ah-AH-ah . . . " to the same tender effect). Or the omnipresent party people channeled in from "What's Going On" and "Voodoo Chile" (Voodoo was recorded at Electric Lady), laughin and carryin on all over "Chicken Grease" (where D quotes Rakim from "I Know You Got Soul"). Or the false endings: the spirited jam following "One Mo' Gin" and "Booty," tacked onto "Greatdayindamornin'." Or the backward guitar solos (at least they sound backward) centering "Africa" and "The Root." Not to mention Voodoo's coda, a few seconds of chopped-up track snippetsalso run backwardafter the disc's closing song. However self-conscious, Voodoo sets out to be heard as an Albumin the tradition of past masterpieces from Marvin, Jimi, Stevie, and Prince.
"In the name of love and hope she took my shield and sword," D'Angelo earnestly chants in "The Root." "From the pit of the bottom that knows no floor/Like the rain to the dirt, from the vine to the wine/From the alpha of creation, to the end of all time." Hifalutin language, admittedlybut the best songs here have a lyrical narrative that can actually be digested and emotionally felt, sadly rare for Hot 97 r&b. "The Root" is about D losin his mojo; some vengeful woman done worked a root on him, and guitarist Charlie Hunter has his nimble fingers all over it. "One Mo' Gin" is about reconciling with an ex ("I miss your smile, your mouth, your laughter"), and powered by a hypnotic, sturdy bass groove and grinding organ that are sustained through almost the entire album. "The Line" could be about his MIA status ("Will I hang or get left hangin?/Will I fall off or is it bangin?/I say it's up to God"), or about anyone facing doubters with a revolver loaded with talent and self-confidence ("I'm gonna put my finger on the trigger/I'm gonna pull it, and then we gon' see/What the deal/I'm for real"). D'Angelo references the Five Percent Nation in "Devil's Pie" ("85 are dumb and blind/A third of people compromise"), callin out the vast majority ignorant of the ways of the world, while preachin against deadly sins like "materialistic greed and lust" over a DJ Premier beat. Great stuff.
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By Coach Tim Walker - I am from a small town called Belle Glade (South Bay) located in south Florida where high school football is king and the Glades Central Raiders (GC) sit a top the mountain. Not even 10 miles away is our arch rival, the Pahokee Blue Devils (PK). It is one of those areas where if you have testosterone flowing in your body then you have football pads strapped to your chest. Tackle pick up games are played in fields, vacant lots and if necessary, in the middle of the street with strong emphasis on the word tackle.
One of the features of GC's football stadium, that sells out every home game, is a reserve section for college scouts. Those same scouts have handpicked dozens and dozens of division one football stars as well as quite a few NFL players. Fred Taylor, Jessie Hester, Ricky Jackson, Reidel Anthony, James Jackson, Jimmy Spencer, Louis Oliver, Johnny Rutledge, Roosevelt Blackmon, Santonio Holmes, Santonio Thomas, Anquan Boldin, and on and on and on. The number falls somewhere between 50-60 players who made it to the NFL. Not bad for a school with a town population of only 16,000. Pahokee, population 6,000, is even smaller.
The rivalry culminates at the end of every regular football season with a head to head battle between GC and PK called the Muck Bowl (the city is nicknamed The Muck or Muck City because of its black soil). This match up is usually the highlight of the season and the prelude to the playoffs for both teams. Most coaches in this situation where the division championship is locked up and playoffs begin the following week would opt to rest their star athletes and play the subs. But there is no rest for players or coaches that week. Practice time is lengthened. Drills are more intense. For that week the Muck Bowl is all that exists. Stores close. Business shuts down. The county sheriff assembles at the high school because the stadium that was built to hold 5 or 6,000 is seating 11 or 12,000.
Forget records. Forget playoffs. On that night all that exists is the rivalry and the man in the three point stance in front of you. It is for bragging rights!
Such might be the case for Floyd Mayweather Junior and Juan Manuel Marquez.
Since the fight between Mayweather and Marquez was announced many people have voiced their dissatisfaction with the match up. Some wishing that Marquez would get a third shot at Manny Pacquiao to conclude their trilogy. Many others wanting Mayweather to fight any of the upper level welterweights (Shane Mosley, Miguel Cotto, Antonio Margarito (though still suspended), Paul Williams or even, or especially depending on how you view it, Manny Pacquiao). They have begrudgingly walked a fine line trying not to speak ill of Marquez, who has proven his metal time and time again, while simultaneously expressing derision with Mayweather for the selecting Marquez. But fight fans there is really no need to dismay.
I'll agree that Mayweather needs no help self aggrandizing and that coupled with his obvious talent may be the Achilles heel to his armor. The cauldron of who fans feel will render good fights against Mayweather isn't filled with names (see list above) and unfortunately Marquez isn't one of those names that fans were anxious to see take him on.
I submit that this fight is going to be much more competitive than many think and if you miss it you might be sorry you did. The facts of this classic boxing styles match up speaks volumes if we would only listen. Marquez is an aggressive fighter. Mayweather is an effective counter puncher. Marquez fights with a kind of controlled hostility. Mayweather is uber-slick. Marquez wants to prove he deserves to be fighting in this division at this level. Mayweather is anxious to prove that he is still pound for pound king. Marquez has embraced the underdog role (how many times has that ever been the case). Mayweather refuses to look past Marquez. There is no more classic a match up than puncher/counter puncher and Mayweather/Marquez is that.
Why is Pacquiao cleared to fight Mayweather and Marquez isn't?
It's really simple. Whether fans love or hate Mayweather is not the issue. Whenever he is called names, or shunned, or berated it is never for lack of talent. We recognize his talent and whether we like him or not we can't deny his skill. Again, it's simple. Marquez who is severely respected in the boxing world has not proven that he can fight at welterweight and is consequently deemed not a worthy opponent at that weight. Because of this fans are reluctant to view him as a serious challenge to Mayweather. In their eyes he is a virtual no threat. On this I disagree.
We selectively forget about all the success and great fights that Marquez has been in and given us. We forget that he has NEVER been knocked out and that he pours out his heart and soul in the ring. We selfishly suggest that Pacquiao is the greatest challenge (possibly not unwarranted) out there for Mayweather by intentionally denying that Marquez had a substantial and nearly triumphant showing against Pacquiao (twice).
Maybe it comes down to what we are willing to accept. We see the amazing talent but don't revel in the selection. Maybe that's it. Is it that we have come to expect more greatness of him than we are willing to admit? Maybe we actually do believe him. Maybe we bought into it on a subconscious level and because of this view only certain fighters as worthy or challenging to him. Not a moment goes by that we don't here claims of greatness spewing from a fan, a writer or Mayweather himself. Possibly we believe it so much that a proven ring warrior multi-divisional world champion such as Marquez does not offer enough of a challenge in our minds. If we think he doesn't or that he won't show up to fight then we are wrong. If we think Mayweather won't be fully prepared then again, we are wrong.
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The match up between Mayweather and Marquez is similar to high school football in my hometown. Forget everything that they've achieved leading up to this fight. Forget everything that may come to the winner. For those 12 rounds all that exists for both fighters is the opponent in his 3 point stance. Both fighters have the same goal in mind, to win and win big. To lay claim to great status. This fight will be challenging on many levels for both fighters but when the smoke clears and the final bell rings there can be only one winner. Only one man can earn bragging rights that night.
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Updated with services Earl Hughes, who began a grocery career in Hillsboro at the age of 15 and spent 47 years at what became known as the Great Scot grocery store on West Main Street, died Friday at Highland District Hospital. He was 77.
Hughes also served as a special deputy with both the Hillsboro Police Department and the Highland County Sheriff's Office. As a member of the Lions Club, a 50 year member of Highland Lodge 38 F.& A.M., Valley of Cincinnati Scottish Rite and other organizations, he was one of the most familiar faces in Hillsboro, frequently helping during emergencies such as snow and ice storms, and often assisting law enforcement agencies.
Hughes, a father of four, also became a major force at Rocky Fork Lake. His wife, Sharon, said Friday that among many other lake area projects, Hughes worked with Paul "Doc" Yinger and Charlie Price to start the "Thunder in the Hills" speed boat races at the lake.
Hughes, an avid outdoorsman, began his grocery career at what was then known as Albers. The store has been known through the years as Food World, Colonial, and now Community Markets, but it was Great Scot during most of Hughes' tenure there.
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"They handed him a broom and said, 'Go sweep the parking lot,'" said Sharon Hughes. He moved from bagger to stock boy to produce manager, and then spent the last 21 years of his 47-year career as the manager of Great Scot, retiring in 1998.
He was born March 16, 1936 in Hillsboro, the son of the late Rolla and Mary (Stroop) Hughes. Beside his parents, he was preceded in death by two brothers, Gerald and Melvin Hughes; two sisters Zelma Lawson and Kate Howard.
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I have some mostly unmarked sets of Dunlop Grommets and I need some help identifying them. I figure if there is anyone who can help they are probably on this forum!
1. This is probably a 90, 16x19, Skip 7T, 9T, 7H, 9H says PT164 YT090 16x19 under bumper, Top bumper is 13 5/8 in. x 7/8 in. 26 Holes in top bumper.
2. This set is also a 16x19 but much wider, Looks to be Skip 8T, 7H, 9H but could be 7T, 9T and not 8T (I know Dunlops go either way). These Bumpers and Grommets all have 703 underneath. 24 Holes in top bumper.
3. I have a large package (7) Prince Oversize Conventional Series Graphite Grommets. I want to know if these are for the POGs and which ones they may fit (1-stripe, 4-stripe, and bumperless). Grommets are definitely for a 16 x 19 skip 8T and 8H which is correct for POG 110/107. Top bumper is 15 3/4 in long and side grommets are 10in long (may come up a little short on racket because it looks like part of it slides under the top grommet). Also in the Conventional Series Oversize: Pro, Spectrum Comp, Pro II, and Boron were all options but these are checked to be Graphite (6590) so this would be the correct era.
4. I believe Probably 110 or bigger, 16x20, Skip T7, T9, B7, B9 Top bumper is 15 3/8 in. x 7/8 in. Underneath just has numbers space is where grommet comes out: 22C- 2702 6230 BA (The Second row differs depending on piece: 2702(top), 2703(side), 2704(bottom). Unfortunately, not as helpful as numbers on Dunlops.
Any help or information would be greatly appreciated so I can better identify them for potential customers.
Thanks TW!
Dunlop (probably 90) grommets are gone. I went to their website to try and contact them to inquire about the "703" grommets. Here's what I found.
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I was hoping to find a phone number or email address but I guess that would be too technologically advanced. (I understand they probably don't want to get flooded with nonsense emails) But it is frustrating none the less.
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It's hard to fit this giant Android tablet into a conventional slot. The pico projector is a first for an Android tablet and very cool, if a bit difficult to use.
RIM targets business users with BlackBerry PlayBook
RIM President and Co-CEO Mike Lazaridis introduces the BlackBerry PlayBook, a 7-inch touch screen tablet with Web browsing, multitasking, and even Flash.
Dell unveils convertible Windows 7 tablet
At the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco, Dell's Dave Zavelson shows off the company's new 10-inch Windows 7 tablet. Its standout feature is the ability to open up the case, flip the screen, and then convert it into a laptop design. The tablet will be available later this year.
Intel shows new MeeGo devices
At the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco, Intel VP Renee James unveils a new MeeGo tablet and smart TV, both running the company's Atom processor. MeeGo is an open-source software project targeting Intel customers looking to add their customized interface to Internet-enabled devices.
Intel brings WiDi technology to tablets
At the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco, Intel CEO Paul Otellini shows the company's new wireless display technology. Using a WiDi video chip, users can stream HD video and games from their laptop and desktop PC to a tablet device.
TR Dojo: Cracking open the Apple iPad
Bill Detwiler cracks open the Apple iPad for a look at the hardware inside the Apple tablet. Once you?ve watched this TR Dojo video, you can find a link to our iPad cracking open photo gallery in the TR Dojo Blog.
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Apple CEO Steve Jobs sums up all the features and pricing of the new Apple tablet.
Steve Jobs demos iPad Web-browsing features
Apple CEO Steve Jobs sits down with the new Apple tablet and shows off its Web-browsing, e-mail, and keyboard features.
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Steve Ballmer talks about Google's apps, Apple's niche, Zune's potential, and what's up with that Courier tablet.
A sneak preview of WWDC 2009
Apple always manages to deliver some surprises at its annual World Wide Developers Conference. Our panel of experts sits down to discuss what it expects to see this year.
Amazon launches the Kindle DX
CNET TV was on-site at the launch of Amazon's new Kindle DX, for which the company has partnered with newspapers, textbook publishers, and universities. The device comes out this summer.
Jeff Bezos introduces the Kindle 2
Amazon.com introduces the Kindle 2 at a New York press conference featuring a special reading by author Stephen King.
NEC ShieldPro N22A
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The Future Of... Ink
Imagine a magazine that updates its articles whenever new information is available. A tablet that stores all the textbooks a university student will ever need. Or a supermarket shelf tag that automatically reflects price changes. ZDNet correspondent Sumi Das shows us how electronic ink is turning the page on a new era for displays.
Acer Iconia W4 review: Affordable 8-inch Atom-based Windows tablet
This affordable 8-inch Atom-based (Bay Trail) Windows 8.1 tablet has a nice IPS screen and delivers all-day battery life under light usage modes. Limited screen size, internal storage and processing power will prevent it from being more than a companion device for mobile professionals though.
Samsung Galaxy NotePRO 12.2 review: Excellent tablet, but no notebook replacement
Compelling though the Galaxy NotePRO 12.2 is, the asking price will buy you a well-appointed notebook that offers more capability for the average mobile professional.
Asus Transformer Book T100 review: A netbook in hybrid tablet disguise
The 10.1-inch Transformer Book T100 is a well made and attractively priced hybrid Windows 8.1 tablet. However, its moderate specification and small size make it difficult to recommend as your primary Windows device.
Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga review: A flexible hybrid tablet
The ThinkPad Yoga is heavy and short of on-board connectors — an Ethernet port being the most glaring omission. Otherwise it's difficult to fault this ingeniously designed tablet.
Asus Transformer Pad TF701T review: A productive Android tablet/keyboard combo
The 10.1-inch Android-based Transformer Pad TF701T has a decent specification, including a quad-core processor, a high-resolution screen and good battery life from its tablet and keyboard batteries. The design could use a refresh though.
Apple iPad Air review: Thin, light and fast, but expensive
Apple's large-format tablet is thinner, lighter and faster than ever, and delivers good battery life. We'd like to see the biometric home button and a wi-fi upgrade as soon as possible, but it's still a high-quality, if premium-priced, device.
Microsoft Surface Pro 2 review: Better, but too heavy and too expensive
The Haswell-based Surface Pro 2 delivers improved performance and battery life, and its dual-angle kickstand is also welcome. However, the Pro 2's unchanged chassis design feels bulkier and heavier than ever, and it becomes very expensive when fully accessorised.
Samsung Galaxy Mega review: Big screen, but short on storage
The 6.3-inch Galaxy Mega isn't easy to carry around or use one-handed and is short on internal storage. Having said that, it's the obvious handset for anyone who likes Samsung's 'Android-on-steroids' approach and is attracted by the Galaxy Note 3's size, but doesn't need stylus support.
Sarvi Dock: The charging station for smartphones with cases
Want to dock your smartphone? Does it live in a protective case and not work with standard OEM docks anymore? Check out this Kickstarter project.
Xplore Technologies RangerX review: Rugged 10.1-inch Android tablet
This rugged 10.1-inch Android tablet comes with a decent base specification and has plenty of options and accessories on offer. It's no low-cost tablet, and runs the ageing Android 4.0, but it should appeal to vertical markets that don't require Windows.
Google Nexus 7 (2013) review: Improved spec, great screen, top value
The 2013 Nexus 7 is a sleeker, lighter and better-specified device than last year's model. There's still no Micro-SD card support, but good all-round performance and battery life, plus a competitive price, add up to superb value for money.
Lenovo ThinkPad Helix review: high-quality tablet/ultrabook
This excellent Windows 8 tablet/ultrabook hybrid has a well-designed keyboard docking mechanism, typically solid build quality and a specification well suited to mainstream business use. It has a hefty price tag, though, and the lack of SD-based storage expansion is perplexing.
HP ElitePad 900 review
Although it's well built and delivers decent battery life, the ElitePad 900's combination of a basic Atom-based tablet and a range of optional extras is an expensive way to build a work-ready system.
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 review
The 8-inch Galaxy Note 8 is reasonably comfortable to hold one-handed in portrait mode to make jottings with its pressure-sensitive pen, and is a delight to use. Still, you'll need to really want the added features that pen input brings to the device, because it's relatively expensive.
Panasonic Toughpad FZ-G1 review
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BLACKFOOT — Governor C.L. "Butch" Otter, as well as federal, state and county officials, toured areas affected by flooding or in danger of flooding in eastern Idaho Thursday.
"Bingham County is more prepared for flooding than we were in 1997," said Bingham County Commissioner Cleone Jolley.
Bingham County Disaster Services Director Craig Rowland said "at the Blackfoot site Thursday, the water level is at 11 feet. That's one foot below flood stage."
THOMAS — The new facilities at the Snake River School/Community Library opened with its summer reading program this week. The library is open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Thursday during the summer.
The summer reading program is at 10 a.m. and 12 noon each Wednesday and Thursday and lasts through June.
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Indie Spice (Sandymount) restaurant
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First Timer
Credibility Score:0%
Reviewed 19th November 2014 (visited 18 November 2014 )
We were a party of 4 adults. Although the waiters were very pleasant, they had no idea who ordered what, so they consistently placed our orders in front of the wrong people or just in the middle of the table. Nevertheless, the starters and main courses were delicious and the portions were ample. The desserts were very disappointing - looked like 'bought in'. The venue is very pleasant and VERY clean - toilets excellent. I would certainly go back, but I wouldn't bother with dessert. Not too expensive, in fact excellent value for money.
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Credibility Score:62%
Reviewed 29th September 2014 (visited 29 June 2014 )
Went to Indie's a while ago for a Graduation dinner food and service was great.
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Credibility Score:45%
Reviewed 09th August 2014 (visited 8 August 2014 )
Fantastic Indian food. This is a great restaurant the food is top quality but the calm atmosphere is a delight. So many restaurants are jammed packed you nearly feel like you are sitting on your neighbours knee. This is a perfect location for a great date.
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Credibility Score:60%
Reviewed 09th July 2013 (visited 7 July 2013 )
We have been many times to Indie Spice and overall it is a lovely restaurant. The food is lovely, tasty and the thali is very good Unfortunately one member of staff in particular has ruined the experience for us each time. First we left a tip and before we were half way off our seats he grabbed the tip and it seemed he kept it for himself, even though he didn't serve us. It was rude and he should have waited! Second time the same waiter took our request for the bill and did not bring our change of 4 euro for over twenty mins, the place was not busy and he kept looking over. Its as if he presumed that it was his tip! when I asked he seemed shocked that I had asked for my change. Upon leaving I handed a tip to the very nice waiter, who had served us and was very well mannered Its such a shame this one waiter ruined a romantic meal where I had to give out in front of my partner.
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Credibility Score:32%
Reviewed 19th November 2012 (visited 26 September 2012 )
Visited this restaurant and chose from the set menu, had the bhaji to start which was amazing, the bhuna for a main course was alos delicious....I couldn't fault the food. The restaurant is very nicely decorated and the staff are very polite and accommodating. Will definately be returning.
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Reviewed 26th January 2012 (visited 21 January 2012 )
Love this restauant. Have been 3 times now. The decor is very colourful and funky and the music is bliss! Very clean and staff v professional. Food has a modern twist of a v high standard. The week day lunch specials are fantastic value but the A la carte menu is quite pricey. Will keep visiting...One of my favourites.....
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Went on a sunday afternoon and were seated straight away - love the decor inside and relaxed atmosphere, the food was very nice, but for the price the portions were very small. we both enjoyed the meal very much and would go back. I love their take away deal which gives 2 starters. two mains two sides and 2 beers for 30 - I find this very good value and the food is wonderful.
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Reviewed 01st November 2011 (visited 30 October 2011 )
I visited here with my parents on the bank holiday weekend for a sunday early bird. I really liked the modern decor, especially the atmospheric lighting. The menu was well laid out, explaining some details about the ingredidents were selected, the food was very good and reaonable value. the service was prompt and efficient - a very enjoyable meal.
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Wonderful experience!! Lunch special of two courses for E8.95. Pleasant and prompt service. Gorgeous fresh authentic food!! There are lots of other deals avialabe early bird specials, sunday sepcials etc.
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Reviewed 18th August 2011 (visited 18 August 2011 )
Just in from a great discovery. A friend recommended this place tonight so off we popped in the car to Sandymount and quelle surprise!!.Delightful staff, great food and best of all €48 for two. Starters of seekh kebab, mains of Lamb Bunha and Chicken Tikka with Pilau rice and one dessert of delicious Strawberry ice-cream, 2 glasses of Merlot with a complimentary glass and a Baileys. Best value in town and take a table by the window and watch the evening stollers of Sandymount doing their thing. Brilliant!


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Пакет: hfsprogs (332.25-5) [universe]
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Ресурсы Ubuntu:
Исходный код hfsprogs:
Please consider filing a bug or asking a question via Launchpad before contacting the maintainer directly.
Original Maintainer (usually from Debian):
- Rogério Brito
It should generally not be necessary for users to contact the original maintainer.
Внешние ресурсы:
- Сайт [www.opensource.apple.com]
Подобные пакеты:
mkfs and fsck for HFS and HFS+ file systems
The HFS+ file system used by Apple Computer for their Mac OS is supported by the Linux kernel. Apple provides mkfs and fsck for HFS+ with the Unix core of their operating system, Darwin.
This package is a port of Apple's tools for HFS+ filesystems.
For users, HFS+ seems to be a good compromise to carry files between MacOS X and Linux Machines, as HFS+ doesn't suffer the problems of FAT32 like:
* huge space waste (in slack space as devices grow faster); * ability to create files that are more than 4GB in size (especially good for those working with multimedia and that need to carry large ISO files); * ability to use case preserving (and even sensitivity!); * ability to use uid's and gid's on the filesystem.
Users in general can enjoy such benefits since it is expected to have more HFS+ filesystems in use, as Apple has announced Macintoshes for ix86-64, besides the filesystem being already supported by PowerPC systems since the beginning.
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All About Pulkit Samrat
The 'Fukrey' actor Pulkit Samrat tied the knot with her long time girlfriend and Salman Khan's rakhi sister Shweta Rohira in a private ceremony in Goa. The marriage was attended by Salman Khan and his brother actor-director Sohail Khan. The wedding was also attended by Salman's 'Jai Ho' actress D ... read more
Bollywood babe Sonam Kapoor is known for her exquisite style and looks. Her new look revealed in the first teaser of the upcoming film 'Dolly ki Doli' is definitely something out of the ordinary. Surely no one has seen such a unique bridal getup, whether in rural or urban India. Sonam poses as Do ... read more
Filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri recently offered 'Hate Story 2' to the audience and he is now set to direct a musical love story titled 'Junooniyat' with Pulkit Samrat and Yami Gautam. "I am all set to direct my next film which is a musical love story. Please don't slot this film in the rom-com ... read more
Arbaaz Khan has roped in fashionista Sonam Kapoor and 'Furkey' Pulkit Samrat for his new project, titled, 'Dolly Ki Doli'. It is a rom-com movie which will mark the directional debut of Abhishek Dogra. The film also features Rajkummar Rao of 'Kai Po Che' fame. Pulkit Samrat will be seen as ... read more


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Publicly funded agencies increasingly use tax money to fund 'news' centers that portray themselves in a flattering light
The county's news operation is stocked with former reporters. That's a common scenario from the White House to the Capitol to Palomar Health.
Gerard F. Corbett, chairman and chief executive of the Public Relations Society of America, said the government's need to reach the public in new ways coincides with a ready supply of journalists in need of work.
"If you are a classically trained reporter, you know how to sniff out information, you know how to put together a cohesive story, and that's a great talent to have, a talent that's in demand," he said.
With more limited media sources, some important functions of government risk being ignored without new services like the County News Center, said Mordecai Lee, professor of governmental affairs at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
"I think one can make an argument that if the news media is contracting and the focus seems to be on a definition of news that is inherently negative — the watchdog of government — then the stories that are deemed boring public administration will be neglected and that there's nothing wrong with government generating them," said Lee, a co-editor of "The Practice of Government Public Relations."
The University of California San Diego and San Diego State University have joined the trend in publishing their own reports.
"In concept I don't have anything against these types of programs because I think that they can be very valuable: yes, they are one-sided and told from the side of the public agency, but I also think that they can be hugely valuable," said Rachel Laing, a former managing editor at The San Diego Daily Transcript who served as the deputy press secretary for ex-San Diego Mayor Jerry Sanders.
"Not everyone is interested in just reading about the muck. They just want the darn information."
Sometimes that information has come out less than candid.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency apologized after it held a televised news conference about wildfires in California, with four agency public-affairs executives posing as reporters. An obscure water district had to stop packaging press releases so they showed up on Google News after the Los Angeles Times revealed the program. And Pentagon-paid "military analysts" had to stop posing as independent commentators on TV, after The New York Times exposed the ruse.
"I think the more disclaimer and candor that these government news sites can muster, the better, because there's a danger that they will become propaganda machines principally, as opposed to providing needed public information, and influence public policy, opinion and elections in ways that they are really distorting the best interests of democracy," said David Westphal, the former Washington editor for McClatchy Newspapers and a journalism professor at USC Annenberg. "There's a danger for the citizenry and also for the elected officials because it could really backfire on them."
Nevertheless, Westphal said he doesn't expect government agencies to reverse course.
"I think we've just seen the beginning of this."
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In the past five years, 295 pachyderms have died, many of unnatural causes
The boom in mineral-based industries may have put Odisha in the league of top investment destinations in India in the past one decade, but it appears to be a bane for its 'famous' elephant population.
As many as 295 elephants have died in the past five years, and more than 60 per cent of the deaths have occurred unnaturally.
The high number of deaths is now attributed to critical pressure on habitats in districts endowed with large mineral deposits.
Since 2008-09, a total of 57 elephants have died naturally and 59 on account of disease, taking the total number of natural deaths to 116. But 179 elephants have lost their lives to poaching, poisoning, deliberate and accidental electrocution and accidents, and for 'reasons not known.'
In the current year, 46 jumbos have already perished, including seven owing to deliberate execution. The past year (2010-11), which witnessed 83 deaths, was the most disastrous year for the pachyderms.
Such has been the pressure on the elephants that depredation has been recorded in 26 out of the State's 30 districts, something unheard of a decade ago. Distressed elephants have been migrating to other districts, traversing long distances, trampling ready-to-harvest crops, and often coming in conflict with humans.
"The situation has become very complex. Elephants are fast losing their habitats to rapid development taking place around the forested regions that were once calm. Elephants cannot live in constantly disturbed areas," Odisha's Chief Wildlife Warden J. D. Sharma told The Hindu here on Friday.
Mr. Sharma said: "Roads are laid right through the elephant corridors. The frequency of trains in districts that have healthy elephant population has gone up. Rural electrification projects do not adhere to the parameters that can help to prevent electrocution of elephants."
He said the train movement in the mineral-rich Keonjhar district had gone down to 13 minutes and, more importantly, trains passed through the critical forest area. "Under this circumstance, one should not hope that elephants would live a normal life in forest."
But the dust deposited on green leaves by the movement of vehicles, mining and the disposal of fly-ash has emerged as the biggest threat to the survival of elephants. As the State braces itself for generation of over 40,000 MW of thermal power, the situation is likely to change for the worse.
The State government had thought of restoring elephant corridors. But the plan had a lot of chinks. A plan to acquire land from farmers and make it green for creating a contiguous forest was shelved as it would have created more animosity between humans and elephants.
With development taking place faster, especially in the mineral-based sector, elephant conservation has taken a back seat. "Our views need to be incorporated into all development plans so that elephant deaths can be minimised," Mr. Sharma said.
During the last decade-and-a-half, the government has received investment proposals worth more than Rs. 1,30,0000 crore, mostly in the mineral sector. Even if half of it comes through, elephants will be left with hardly any space to live in, says Prasanna Behera, an Angul-based wildlife activist.
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