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"A fruit-laden and slightly tart loaf. Excellent with tea or coffee."
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1 cup
boiling water
1 cup
dried apricots, chopped
3 tablespoons
1/2 cup
cream cheese, softened
1 cup
white sugar
2 cups
all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons
baking powder
1/2 teaspoon
baking soda
1/2 teaspoon
1 cup
dates, pitted and chopped
I have given this loaf as a gift, and those who have received it all rave about it. When sliced, it is a very attractive looking bread. It also keeps well, if you don't devour it too quickly.
I made this recipe as muffins and I do think it turned out as it should but, I just didn't love them. That said, I brought them in to work and a few people ate most of them. If you LOVE dates and dried apricots, you will probably LOVE this recipe.
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I discovered this recipe when searching for something new to replace my old standard pumpkin bread. The cream cheese really is the key here, I think. It gives the batter a little 'kick' and makes it more moist. I can even see this batter being used with different fruits. I think next I will try it with dried sweetened cranberries and the dates. I might even try throwing in some coconut! This got good reviews from everyone and it really is different. two hints: I found that I did not need to bake it quite as long as the recipe calls for - I took mine out 10 minutes early, and - use California apricots instead of the more common mediterranean or turkish apricots. They're getting harder to find these days it seems (probably because they're more expensive) but they are well worth it - they are moister, sweeter, a more vibrant color, and don't seem to have the sulfites that the imported ones have. (I can tell the difference because I have asthma and sulfites really get to me - I can't even eat the Turkish apricots.) You have to read the fine print on the packaging, but it should be fairly easy to find on the package whether they're imported, or from California. I'm going to be making lots of this loaf for gifts this year!
I made this for a women's brunch at my church, and it received rave reviews. The cream cheese in the batter gave it a rich quality that many quick breads don't seem to have. And the apricots and dates were a nice combination. Thanks for a great recipe that I'm sure to use many times.
I just went back for another slice, mmm! This loaf came out wonderful, studded with colorful chunks of fruit and moist with a slight sour tang of the cream cheese. I did add a teaspoon of vanilla and used unsalted butter-not margarine. Since I used dates that were pre-chopped in sugar (to keep from sticking together), I lightened up on the sugar a tad. I didn't use a cup of boiling water either, just enough to submerge all of the apricots. I will absolutely make this tasty loaf again! Yum!
I made this for breakfast. Instead of hot water for the apricot soak, I used orange juice. It is wonderful!
I haven't made this in a couple of years and forgot how good it was. Oh boy I just ate 2 warm slices sooo good! I left out dates as I'm not fond of them.
This was delicious and easy!. I substituted golden and regular raisins, since I didn't have any dates. I increased the recipe by one half and baked it in a bundt cake pan. It took slightly under 1 hour to be done. The house smelled wonderful! It had more of a cake texture, but it was not overly sweet. The dried fruit balanced the "loaf" perfectly. I will be making this again, probably experimenting with different types of dried fruits.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Apricot Cheese Loaf
Serving Size: 1/12 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 12
Amount Per Serving
** Calories: 271
** Calories from Fat: 64
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A different question that Appelbaum asked during the presentation in Berlin, and one I've asked many times during my research of Certificate Authorities, is: if we were able to do this, how do we know if anybody else has done the same thing?
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You know how some cars may wear different badges and sport slightly different bodywork, but are essentially the same design beneath the metal skin? One memorable example is General Motors' old "pony car": The Chevrolet Camaro and the now-dead Pontiac Firebird were near-perfect clones of each other. Another example is the mid-1990s Ford Probe and the Mazda MX-6. Heck, the same thing happens even in the rarefied air that is the supercar market space: The Audi R8 is basically a Lamborghini Gallardo wearing a German business suit over its mechanical bits instead of the Lambo's Armani.
Well, what's good for car companies is also good for PC peripheral manufacturers.
Mionix, for one, seems to think so. After all, its Avior 7000 and Naos 7000 – both of which are the co-subjects of this review – are basically the same mouse under the skin except for a couple of details.
This practice of using one basic design, then tweaking a few features here and there to generate at least two "different" products, begs the question: Why do companies do this?
In my opinion, it's a very easy way to expand product lines. More product lines means more options for the consumer. And more options for the consumer means more sales.
It's a very intelligent and elegant strategy, really. A company only invests once for initial design and R&D and pre-production tooling prep; this is probably the most financially-intensive part of a new product roll-out, so it only makes sense for a company to reduce this cost as much as possible. If the basic design of the product can be tweaked, the company can then easily expand its product line without incurring a bigger budget hit.
I think Mionix operates on this very sound principle. Throughout the course of this review we'll see just how much the Avior 7000 and the Naos 7000 share with each other, as well as how divergent from each other they are.
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Speaking of the scroll-wheel, it is notably bereft of any side-scrolling functionality. Most mice I've tested for Techgage can do side-scrolling through the scroll-wheel. While I personally don't use side-scrolling too much, it's interesting that the Avior 7000 can't do it.
The Avior 7000's surface is covered with a matte black, smooth rubberized coating which is both comfortable to the touch as well as resistant to fingerprints. The coloration certainly lends the mouse a serious, austere aspect, although there is a concession to gamers' desire for some kind of visual bling (which I'll show later).
Here are a few other shots of the Avior 7000 in detail.
This left rear 3/4 view shows off the Avior 7000's smooth rump, highlighted by a Mionix logo. Because the Avior 7000 is completely symmetrical, the right rear 3/4 view is an identical mirror image.
Here you can see the left flank of the mouse, featuring the pair of thumb buttons. Again, the right flank looks the same as this.
This shot shows off seven of the Avior 7000's nine buttons, as well as the braided cable. It also shows the mouse's sculpted flank quite well.
And this shot shows off the Avior 7000's underside. The emitter for the ADNS-3310 IR-LED optical sensor is almost perfectly dead-center (sitting within the Mionix logo – the company does a great job reminding you who made the mouse, doesn't it?). This view also shows off the Avior 7000's two large feet.
The plan view shows off the fact that the Avior 7000 is an ambidextrous mouse.
Now that we've looked at the Avior 7000, let's turn our attention to the Naos 7000.
Judging by this photo, the Naos 7000 doesn't really look that different from the Avior 7000. It shows all seven of the mouse's buttons as well as the braided cable. Like the Avior 7000, the Naos 7000's left flank is sculpted and is covered with the same rubberized covering. Perhaps the only visual difference that one can discern from this perspective is that the Naos 7000 has a slightly rounder and higher rump.
Speaking of the mouse's rump, this shot shows off the left 3/4 view.
This shot of the right rear 3/4 view clearly shows that the Naos 7000 is a right-handed mouse. The right flank is sculpted so that the right ring finger and pinky each sit in their own grooves. These grooves make handling this mouse very comfortable.
The rear view shows off the Naos 7000's sculpted flanks even more dramatically. The left flank has a groove cut out for the thumb, and you can really see the right flank's shape and how the ring- and little-fingers are supposed to rest on the mouse.
This photo shows another principal difference between this mouse and the Avior 7000. Where the Avior 7000 has a pair of buttons on the right flank, the Naos 7000 does not.
The plan view also reinforces the fact that the Naos 7000 is a right-handed mouse, and nothing but.
And here's a look at the Naos 7000's bottom. By the way, the optical sensor is identical to the one in the Avior 7000. Also, because of its greater width, Mionix installed two more feet on the Naos 7000.
The Naos 7000 is clearly a close relative of the Avior. Both mice are equipped with the same optical sensor which, incidentally, is capable to a maximum DPI rating of 7000 (which explains where Mionix derives the "7000"). They also both share a similar understated aesthetic.
The two Mionix mice share other features. Both have an onboard 32MHz ARM processor; both also have high-quality Omron mechanical switches which not only feel great to actuate, but are also rated to have a lifespan of 20 million clicks. Under the skin, therefore, it's clear that the Avior and the Naos are each other's twin.
I mentioned earlier that Avior 7000 features a concession to some gamers' hankering for some visual bling in their gear. The Naos 7000 does, as well.
And here it is: Both Mionix mice have LED effects that show up through the logo on the mice's rumps and in their scroll-wheels. The shot shows both mice lit up as plugged into the host machine sans their software packages installed. The mice's software endows the user the ability to manipulate the LED effects as they so desire.
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raising awareness by completing this challenge! for Project AWARE Foundation (International) because I care for the marine enviroment
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SINGAPORE: India and the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) "are of the view that a forward-looking approach is required" if the "East Asia Summit process" is to steer clear of controversies.
This has been indicated to The Hindu by diplomatic sources, after a meeting which ended in Laos on Friday between the ASEAN and Indian officials. The ASEAN was represented by its Secretary-General Ong Keng Yong and officials from each of the 10 member-states, while the Indian team was led by Rajiv Sikri, Secretary (East).
The next stage will be discussed at an ad hoc meeting in Malaysia in a few weeks time. They are the ASEAN, its "Plus Three" partners China, Japan, and South Korea and the other three partners India, Australia, and New Zealand. The emerging issues centre on the relative roles of the Plus Three, on one side, and the other three.
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Mr. Ong noted, after the first EAS in Kuala Lumpur last December, that all the participants shared the vision of a pan-regional community. The move is aimed at harmonising the relative roles of the members to realising the vision.
While the ASEAN officials insist that the association will remain in the driving seat to promote the cause of a pan-regional community, a senior ASEAN political leader told The Hindu that the partners of the 10-member organisation, especially the bigger players such as China, India and Japan might soon play greater roles. The subjects discussed in Laos included counter-terrorism, a field in which New Delhi offered to share its expertise with the association.


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Historical Fiction The Likes of Which You've Never Seen Before
It is very rare to see a historically based anime show whether it's fiction or facts based that is not about Feudal Japan, and that's what makes Le Chevalier D'Eon so special. Other than the distant cousin, The Rose of Versailles, Le Chevalier delves brazenly into European history of 18th century and creates a historical fantasy with supernatural twist that feels so real. I first saw this gem on Netflix and immediately fell in love with the show. Another masterpiece from the makers of Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex, Le Chevalier D'Eon is absolutely amazing and engrossing. A real treat for me to see anime masterfully intertwine history with mysticism, fiction and magic. The writers creatively based the story on historical facts without going over the top. I loved how they took Psalms and turned them into "dark magic" that only select few could master – poets; it clearly showed the tragedy and irony of how something good could be twisted into evil. The anime has a rich and intense storyline with plenty of action, political games, intrigues, espionage, suspense, mystery, drama, constantly twisting and turning so that I couldn't sit back from the edge of the seat, never knowing what to expect, wanting to know what happens next. The script and dialogues were complex and deep. The series brilliantly showed the opulence of Versailles and its inhabitants, the obliviousness of the royalty and aristocracy of the time to the turbulence going on in the country leading to the decay and destruction of Monarchical France. The clothing, royal palaces and landscapes were amazingly accurate and beautiful detailed. The well-choreographed breathtaking and brilliantly detailed sword fights were artfully done never devolving into something unrealistic or over the top and the magic duels were just as intense and intriguing – a tribute to the limitless possibilities of anime. The characters were complex, introspective and the suspense of not knowing their alliances, loyalties, views, convictions or intentions until the very end just added to the depth of the show. The characters' personalities were perfectly evoked by the voice overs and the music enhanced the mood of the scenes so that I could close my eyes and still feel like I was there. The creators made a good usage of CGI to reproduce the vast, opulent spaces of Versailles as well as other landscapes. The series opening and ending credits music was very beautiful, haunting and heart wrenching. Engaging plot, beautiful art and animation, and absolutely no filler episodes! I definitely recommend these series. Six stars from me!


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Even Germans are stunned by their historic win over Brazil
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On June 5, 2013, media outlets published the first revelations of former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden, a watershed moment for the right to privacy in the Internet age. The disclosures of the last year have drawn a devastating portrait of unchecked government surveillance. To mark the first anniversary of the revelations, Human Rights Watch releases perspectives from the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, India, and Brazil on how the Snowden documents have shaped the debate on surveillance and human rights. This page will update throughout the day.
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Motorola Mobility Appoints Jeanne P. Jackson to Its Board of Directors
LIBERTYVILLE, Ill., Jan. 13, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — Motorola Mobility Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: MMI) ("Motorola Mobility") today announced the appointment of Jeanne P. Jackson, President of Direct-to-Consumer for NIKE, Inc., to the company's Board of Directors effective immediately.
"We are pleased to welcome Jeanne to our Board and look forward to benefiting from her extensive retail industry knowledge and experience," said Sanjay Jha, chairman and CEO of Motorola Mobility. "Jeanne's background and insight will prove invaluable to Motorola Mobility as we continue to position the company for future growth and success."
"This is a very exciting time for Motorola Mobility," said Jackson. "I am honored to join the Board and look forward to working with the other directors to build on Motorola Mobility's positive momentum as it begins its journey as an independent company."
Jackson, 59, is President of Direct-to-Consumer for NIKE, Inc., a position she has held since March of 2009, and which she assumed after serving on the NIKE Board of Directors for eight years. Jackson's career spans 30 years in Retailing and Marketing, having served as CEO of Walmart.com, CEO of Gap, Inc. Direct, and President and CEO of Banana Republic. She's also held retail leadership roles with Victoria's Secret, The Walt Disney Company, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Federated Department Stores. Jackson is a recognized industry leader, with profiles in Business Week's "Top 25 Managers of the Year," Fortune's "The Fifty Most Powerful Women in American Business," and "America's Most Influential Women" by Vanity Fair.
Jackson currently serves on the board of directors for McDonald's Corporation. Jackson has also served on the Board of Advisors of the University of California, Irvine and Harvard Graduate School of Business. She is the past President of the United States Ski and Snowboard Foundation Board of Trustees, and formerly served on the Boards of Nordstrom Inc., Williams-Sonoma Inc, Harrahs, the Orange County Performing Arts Center, and Sage Hill School of Orange County, California.
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After the show, we invited ourselves to the 205 after-party for the PopRally screening of Margot at the Wedding, hoping power duo Noah Baumbach (director) and Jennifer Jason Leigh (actress)who'd both participated in a panel discussion earlier in the evening at MOMA's preview of the flickmight attend just for the hell of it. They didn't. Neither did anyone else. The audience was remarkably sparse, with people filling out only the cushy couches and chairs; there was virtually no one waiting at the bar to order drinks. Audience members for the screening were chosen by lottery, which I think might have affected the turnout for the party portion of the evening. Maybe it wasn't the type of crowd that wanted to make the trek from the museum to the Lower East Sideor, if they were coming anyway, maybe they didn't want to drink with the specimens they saw at the screening. We hung out downstairs at 205 Tuesdays instead, where residents Justin Miller (DFA) and Jacques Renault (Runaway) spin funk and disco house to a bunch of kids who aren't afraid to dance dirty. Even if we felt old enough to serve as the chaperones, at least they were having fun.
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N. Korea may face new U.N. sanctions
Major powers reach accord on draft resolution
UNITED NATIONS — The United States, China and other major powers reached agreement yesterday on a draft U.N. resolution that condemns North Korea's recent underground nuclear test and imposes additional military, financial and trade sanctions on the communist state. The draft was presented to the full, 15-nation Security Council for consideration and could be adopted as early as tomorrow.
The agreement followed weeks of intensive, closed-door negotiations among the Security Council's five permanent members — the United States, Russia, China, France and Britain — plus Japan and South Korea.
Going into the talks, one of the key questions was whether China and Russia, North Korea's longtime allies, would join the United States and other Western powers in backing tough new measures to punish the Pyongyang government for its April 5 nuclear detonation and a flurry of ballistic missile tests.
Russia's U.N. envoy, Vitaly Churkin, said yesterday his government shares the "frustration" of the United States and other powers with North Korea's actions, which "pose some real proliferation risks." But he said the text is carefully worded to exclude military action and to leave the door open to political talks.
Still, the resolution, if passed, would represent an escalation of the U.N.'s efforts to restrain North Korea. It would sharply restrict Pyongyang's access to international grants, financial assistance and low-interest loans. It would also reinvigorate efforts to enforce a range of sanctions imposed on North Korea after its first nuclear test in October 2006.
The text calls for U.N. member states to inspect all shipments entering or leaving North Korea if there is a reasonable suspicion that the cargo contains banned nuclear or missile technology. It also urges member nations, for the first time, to board ships suspected of carrying banned materials on the high seas and to seize any contraband they find.
The draft, however, includes important caveats, such as the need for the so-called flag state — the country in which a ship is registered — to approve the boarding. U.S. Ambassador Susan Rice and other U.N. diplomats said that if the flag state did not allow inspection on the high seas, it would be required to direct the ship to a nearby port for inspection.
Rice also said the draft resolution also would strengthen existing sanctions against North Korea in "five critical areas," including a comprehensive ban on North Korean arms exports, while permitting only the import of light weapons and small arms.
The resolution's adoption would send a message to North Korea that its "behavior is unacceptable" and that "they must pay a price," Rice said, adding that this resolution "will bite."
But her predecessor John Bolton, who represented the Bush administration at the U.N., said the draft marked only a "modest" strengthening of previous sanctions he helped negotiate three years ago. He said that it is unlikely that North Korea will allow one of its vessels to be searched on the high seas and that the resolution contains no provision to use force to compel North Korean ships to dock in a foreign port.


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It's not as marginal a subject as one might think; the most useful historical genres rarely announce themselves as such. Where else but in an obituary collection like Robert McG Thomas's 52 McGs (2001) could you learn about the mocking 1930s student organization the Veterans of Future Foreign Wars? Or, in Jane O'Boyle's Cool Dead People (2001), the librarian "who enraged segregationists back in 1959 when she refused to withdraw from circulation a children's picture book about a black rabbit who married a white rabbit"? But then, this fine tradition ranges back to the bitchy obits of Aubrey's Brief Lives in the 1690s and the trippy testaments of William Teggs's Wills of Their Own (1876). Its latest literary rebirth was launched by James Fergusson at The Independent of London, and perhaps The Dead Beat's most telling revelation is that Fergusson previously worked as an antiquarian book dealer. Literature, at least, really can bring its dead back to life.
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Truely at the end all I see is you being sorry because he was going to upload it, and I would be personally embarrased XD
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I'm kinda' bummed at how everything seems to be slowing moving towards competitive MP. I miss the days where an FPS had an awesome story behind it, had a really well done SP campaign.
What I'd like to see is a proper sci-fi FPS. I've mentioned this before- not one that takes place entirely on a planet, how about one that takes place in space, where your ship is being seiged? Fighting in the corridors, dodging and ducking from room to room for cover, periodically stumbling into a bogie and engaging in a little hand-to-hand combat.
I could see a branch off of CoD doing this. And for MP, why not have a Co-Op mode? Where you and some buddies can tackle the "SP" campaign together? I think that'd be a freakin' hoot, and likely why I enjoy the L4D games so much.
Anyhow, as to this CoD, I think I'll still enjoy the SP quite a bit. I've yet to buy WaW and MW2, maybe I'll get 'em on sale later this year and play 'em before I play this one.
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ST. PAUL, Minnesota: Michele Bachmann (R) narrowly won re-election on November 6, 2012. She defeated her Democratic challenger Jim Graves 50.59% to 49.41%. The slim margin is just outside the range in which an automatic recount is triggered. Graves conceded to Bachmann early on Wednesday, November 7, 2012.[1]
As Minnesota Public Radio (MPR) has reported, Bachmann spent the most money per vote among the Minnesota congressional candidates. They estimate that she spent roughly $65 per vote. This is contrast to her challenger spending $8.70 per vote. MPR calculated these totals by dividing candidate spending totals through October 17th by the vote totals received on November 6th.[2]
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Mahendra Mahey, Emma Tonkin and Robert John Robertson report on the 2007 European Conference on Research and Advanced Technology for Digital Libraries, held in Budapest, Hungary, over 16-22 September, 2007.
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The Second Digital Repositories Programme Meeting
Julie Allinson and Mahendra Mahey report on a 2-day JISC Digital Repositories Meeting focusing on project clusters working together and other related issues held by JISC in Warwick, UK over 27-28 March 2006.
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Towards a Toolkit for Implementing Application Profiles
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for tim kennedy to be an army vet, he sure is acting like a whiney bitch. geez just accept your hand slaps werent enough to win
for tim kennedy to be an army vet, he sure is acting like a whiney bitch. geez just accept your hand slaps werent enough to win
Ironcjb82-agreed. I have watched him a few times and I guess more than anything, I respected for serving his country but he sounded like a baby.
I don't think that it would have a difference but I have never seen a worst officiated match than the KJ Noons vs Gurgel match. First, while I do beleive that the KO after the bell was not illegal because he starting to swing, shouldn't Gurgel been given more time to recover? Maybe it is not in the rule book, but in my opinion, a non-illegal blow after the bell caused him to be out of it and he should have been given a few more minutes, no different than a groin shot. The second mistake happened when the fight was not stopped after Gurgel went down in the second round. Everyone knew that Gurgel was still not OK after the shot he took to end the first round, so how was he going to fight out of going down again. Third mistake was not calling the illegal knee that Noons threw before the fight was stopped. While Noon seemed frustrated, wanted to be a good sport, whatever the case, he has to keep going until the ref tells him to stop and once he stopped, then he starts going and throws an illegal kick? Like I said, I don't see how Gurgel would have beat him but nonetheless, very poor officiating.


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Suffolk police responded to a crash involving a dump truck and flat-bed truck Monday afternoon, which is still causing major traffic congest…
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Crews will be out along N.C. 12 in Dare County next week, continuing repairs after Hurricane Arthur.
ERT waiving tolls for rerouted motorists
Motorists rerouted at the Midtown Tunnel Thursday during severe weather will not be expected to pay a toll.
Driver charged with DUI after fatal I-64 crash
A man has died after Virginia State Police say a drunk driver crashed into his vehicle on Interstate 64 Thursday night.
Midtown Tunnel to close overnight for emergency drain work
ERT has reopened one lane of the Midtown Tunnel after closing it for emergency maintenance after recent storms created drain problems.
Tree falls on I-264 in Portsmouth
A tree fell onto travel lanes of Interstate 264 westbound during strong storms Thursday afternoon.
Tractor-trailer, vehicle collide at VB intersection
Two people were seriously injured when their vehicle collided with a tractor-trailer in Virginia Beach Thursday morning.
More billing glitches with Elizabeth River Tunnels
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Four vehicles crash on Coleman Bridge
Virginia State Police confirm a four-vehicle crash on the George P. Coleman Memorial Bridge Wednesday evening.
Tractor-trailer hits I-64 overpass in Norfolk
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E-ZPass Virginia warns of possible phishing scam
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Motorcyclist taken to hospital in Norfolk crash
A motorcyclist was injured in a crash in Norfolk Wednesday morning.
Two flee scene after crashing stolen car on I-64
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Helicopter flies passenger from tractor-trailer crash
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Truck hauling bricks overturns in Suffolk
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Car crashes into Chesapeake post office, hits customer
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Motorcyclist dies days after being hit by car
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Re Emily Brady's 'Takeout on Euclid Avenue' [April 8–14]: What a refreshing change it is to read your story. Every paragraph flows, and I love how you started out with the question of why [restaurant owner May May] cleans the blood himself and then answer it at the end.
Great work; I thoroughly enjoyed reading this article. A glimpse into a world many know little about. Bravo.
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Re Ward Sutton's 'In Bloom: The Alternate History of Kurt Cobain' [April 8–14]: I really loved this alt-history of alt-music. Great work, Ward!
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Well, now I feel a lot less bad about going back in time and drowning Jim Morrison in his bathtub in Paris.
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Re Voice reader Gilbert Corby's letter [April 1–7] about P.J. Tobia's 'Afghaniscrewed' [March 25–31]: Corby insists, "The left was wrong about opposing Nixon's Vietnamization then [during the Vietnam War], and it is wrong about Afghanistan now."
Really? Nixon's Vietnamization resulted in the collapse of the South Vietnamese puppet government and a total of at least 4 million Vietnamese, Cambodian, and Laotian people and 56,000 GIs killed for the greater glory and profits of the military-industrial complex and the Wall Street bankers who financed it and profited off it. (You remember: the same ones who just collapsed the U.S. and global economies.)
The oil, gas, and pipeline wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pakistan are cut from the same colonial cloth. Corby's fearmongering about "bigger 9/11s" is belied by the fact that there would have been no original 9/11 if the geniuses at the Pentagon hadn't sent in the Marines to occupy, of all places, the Muslim holy land in Saudi Arabia, where Mecca is located.
Occupying Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pakistan stirs up the same hornets' nest and is most likely to have exactly the same result—or worse. The best and only way to prevent "bigger 9/11s" is to bring the troops home now!
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Re Rob Harvilla's 'The Roots Take Manhattan' [February 25–March 3]: Jimmy Fallon is funny. He will settle into his new role. He is not as animated as Conan, thank God! This is a new flavor. Give this show a chance.
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NEW ORLEANS A 40-year-old man who allegedly robbed employees at a public library in New Orleans East shot and killed himself while being chased by police, according to NOPD spokesman Officer Frank Robertson.
The incident happened around 3 p.m. in the 5600 block of Read Boulevard.
Robertson said the suspect fled the scene with 'numerous money bags' inside his backpack. They were able to track him down to an alley in the 10000 block of Seawood Drive and called the K9 unit to apprehend him.
At this point, according to Robertson, officers heard a single gunshot.
They found the suspect bleeding from the head with 'an apparent self inflicted gunshot wound,' Robertson said. He was pronounced dead on the scene.
The man hasn't been identified.
This case is being investigated by the Public Integrity Bureau as well as the Office of New Orleans Independent Police Monitor.


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