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|Vir Sanghvi
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To be a food capital, a city must have a gastronomic tradition that mixes and matches various cuisines
What makes a city a great food capital? I don't think that quality of food alone is enough of a criterion. Let's take the example of Paris, which has, almost by definition, some of the best French food in the world. But is it a food capital? I doubt it. You can eat well in Paris if you eat French food for lunch and dinner. But once you try other cuisines, standards drop alarmingly.
So it is with Barcelona, now the centre of a trendy Spanish food scene. Whatever your views on Spanish food, whether nouvelle molecular, tapas-based or traditional, it is hard to argue that any Spanish city is a great international food destination. You eat well only if you eat the local cuisine.
Much the same is true of, say, Rome. There are some great Italian restaurants. But not much else. Even Bangkok, centre of one of the world's greatest cuisines, is not much of a food capital. Few local restaurants serve food that is truly outstanding unless you stick to Thai.
To be a food capital, a city must have a gastronomic tradition that mixes and matches various cuisines.
Take the example of New York City. It is, for my money, the food capital of the world because you get every kind of cuisine at its restaurants. Moreover, so high is the standard of innovation in New York that even non-American cuisines have benefitted from the influence of New York restaurants. Many great French dishes (vichyssoise soup, for example) were actually invented in New York. Hunan cuisine became a rage because of the riffs on the food offered by New York chefs. (Hunan is a poor region and there were few opportunities for gastronomic innovation during the Cultural Revolution.) And I know people who will claim, in all seriousness, that New York restaurants actually serve better Italian food than those in Rome.
What makes New York such a gastronomic hot spot? It has to be the influence of various cultures. All of America is a melting pot, of course, but New York is even more international than the rest of the US. It is the mingling of various culinary streams that has created what we know as the New York restaurant culture of today.
Something similar has happened to London. Till the early 1980s, there was very little good food to be had in London. The British have no haute cuisine to speak of and their own food is essentially a second-rate cuisine suitable only for urban peasants who wash it down with beer. The fancy restaurants served stodgy versions of classic French dishes. And the immigrant communities — the Indians and the Chinese, for instance — were never allowed to open successful restaurants that charged high prices. Instead, they were restricted to curry houses and chop suey dives.
It was only in the 80s and the 90s — when multiculturalism came of age in Britain — that restaurants dared to experiment with new styles of cuisine. A new generation of confident British chefs, who no longer felt the need to ape the French, emerged and, today, London is New York's principal rival for the title of gastronomic capital of the world.
The next gastronomic capitals will come from outside America and Europe. (In all fairness, I should add that San Francisco is a worthy challenger to New York's crown within an American context.) I suspect that it is the international cities of the 21st century that will make the grade.
Shanghai and Hong Kong have already staked their claim but I am not convinced. Both are essentially Chinese cities where foreign chefs have parachuted in to open fancy restaurants. Tokyo has a stronger claim (it has more Michelin stars than Paris) but the gastronomic heartbeat of the city remains firmly Japanese. The innovation only occurs at the very top end of the market.
Singapore, with its multicultural tradition and its willingness to welcome outsiders, has a much better chance of becoming one of the world's great gourmet cities. So, in its own way, does Dubai. Because Dubai is a city that captures the gastronomic DNA of anyone who visits the desert kingdom, it has the ability to throw up a new generation of first-rate restaurants. So far at least, however, this is still a work in progress.
My vote goes to an unlikely city: Sydney.
When we think of Australia, we think of white people and excellent produce. And that's certainly part of the story. But what we don't realise is that Australia is now much more multicultural than ever before.
Till the 70s, successive Australian governments followed a 'White Australia' immigration policy — which meant that immigrants were welcome if they were white. If they were brown or yellow, it was much more difficult for them to get in. And blacks stood virtually no chance at all.
The Labour government of Gough Whitlam reversed the 'White Australia' policy and since then there has been a flood of immigration from non-white countries. A decade or so ago, Australian chefs celebrated their unique location across the water from Asia by creating Pacific Rim cuisine, which merged some of the techniques of Western food with the flavours of Asia. Today, Australia's top chefs are not necessarily white. The country's most famous chef is Tetsuya, who is Japanese while the best-known Australian chef in the world (thanks to TV) is probably Kylie Kwong, who is of Chinese extraction.
If you work on the principle that multiculturalism leads to gastronomic innovation, then Sydney is poised to sweep past Singapore and Dubai to become a rival to London and New York. It already has some of the world's best restaurants and such shows as Masterchef Australia have demonstrated to global audiences how diverse Australian cuisine can be.
It is all a far cry from the heyday of the 'White Australia' policy. In that era, ministers had no hesitation in stating on the record that only white people had the right to stay. A famous but possibly apocryphal story involves a Chinese immigrant to Australia called Mr Wong who wanted residence status for himself and his wife. The minister concerned refused his request, declaring, "Two Wongs do not make a White."
But the joke is on the proponents of the 'White Australia' policy. Now that the doors are open, Australia has thousands of Wongs.
And it has finally got it right.
(Vir Sanghvi is a celebrated Indian journalist, television personality, author and lifestyle writer. To follow Vir's other writings, visit www.virsanghvi.com)
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Mike graduated from Roosevelt High School in Honolulu and earned a BA in communications from the University of Hawaii at Manoa. He is a member of IATSE Local 800 (Art Directors and Scenic, Title and Graphic Artists). Mike is a proponent of science education and he really wants to be the first graphic artist in space.
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France | French with English subtitles | 91 minutes
A lost masterpiece of cinema, now beautifully restored and available for the first time in years, Cousin Jules was the result of five years of painstaking work by director Dominique Benichetti and cinematographer Pierre-William Glenn. Over that period, the team photographed and recorded the daily lives of Jules (Benichetti's cousin) and his wife, French farmers living alone in the countryside. The result is a ravishing, totally immersive work, in which we not only enter into the subjects' world but also into the very rhythms of their lives, captured with a wonderful sensitivity that never feels condescending or clinical. Highly and widely praised when first seen in 1972, the film slipped from view after Benichetti turned his attention and talents to a host of other projects. Yet the memory of Cousin Jules lingered for its small but devoted cult of admirers, and now thanks to the generosity of the Gould Family Foundation,and the restoration work done by Arane/Gulliver Laboratories in Paris, this extraordinary film is with us once again.
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The roundtable chair, Wylie Burke, reiterated that the workshop was held to gain a better understanding of the diverse perspectives that different stakeholders have regarding the value of genetic testing. Catherine Wicklund, lead member of the workshop planning committee, said that the original plan for the workshop was to discuss implementation: Beginning with the assumption that all of these genomic tests have value, how can they actually be implemented? But from discussions at the previous meeting of the roundtable it became clear that the concept of value needed to be better understood first. As such, three diverse genomic scenarios were chosen for this workshop to serve as the basis for a discussion of the subtle differences between different types of tests and to help participants look for common aspects that are valued.
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5 Closing Remarks The roundtable chair, Wylie Burke, reiterated that the workshop was held to gain a better understanding of the diverse perspectives that dif- ferent stakeholders have regarding the value of genetic testing. Catherine Wicklund, lead member of the workshop planning committee, said that the original plan for the workshop was to discuss implementation: Beginning with the assumption that all of these genomic tests have value, how can they actually be implemented? But from discussions at the previous meeting of the roundtable it became clear that the concept of value needed to be better understood first. As such, three diverse genomic scenarios were chosen for this workshop to serve as the basis for a discussion of the subtle differences between different types of tests and to help participants look for common aspects that are valued. Burke called upon the case scenario presenters and the participants to share their thoughts on take-home messages of the day and to offer ques- tions for further consideration by the roundtable. RESEARCH SySTEMS A participant noted that one recurring theme was the absence of a suitable research infrastructure for obtaining the necessary data needed to answer some of the questions raised. A related message was that the type of technology currently being employed for genomic profiling is a separate issue from the information and lessons one can learn from genomic profil- ing. For example, debating the clinical utility of SNP profiling is irrelevant 4
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0 ThE VALuE Of GENETIC AND GENOMIC TEChNOLOGIES because it is still not known whether there is clinical validity. The discussion should be focused on how to push a technique through to utility once it has been shown to have clinical validity. Marc Williams, who presented the Lynch syndrome case scenario (Chapter 2), agreed with the need to build an infrastructure so that some of the questions can be more efficiently answered. He noted that the infra- structure of the Intermountain system is useful in this regard. The compa- ny's approach thus far has been very pragmatic, culling through the list of things that are potentially available and investing time and effort on those things that, from the company's perspective, would return value for Inter- mountain patients. Bruce Blumberg, who presented the genomic profiling scenario (Chap- ter 4), agreed that there is a problem with the current paradigm for evidence generation. Technology is advancing more rapidly than our evidentiary approach is able to keep up with. The one-disease-at-a-time, one-test-at-a- time, one-SNP-at-a-time approach to research is no longer viable. Wicklund noted that funding for research is another important issue. Blumberg said that people tend to be more engaged in something when they have an investment in it. He recommended determining who will benefit from the evidence generation and then asking them to underwrite at least part of the cost of the research. Because they are invested in the process, they will be more likely to follow through in adopting and implementing any recommendations that come out of the studies. HOW MUCH DATA ARE ENOUGH? Blumberg returned to the question of "When is enough, enough?" that was raised relative to Lynch syndrome testing, and he asked it of pharma- cogenomic testing for warfarin dosing. There is already enough evidence, he said, to conclude that there is no major benefit from genomic testing versus current modes of coagulation management in well-managed clinics. When the effect that is being studied is small, more evidence is needed, and larger and longer studies must be done. When will we be convinced that there is—or is not—some small benefit of genomic testing? If there is such a benefit, decisions should be made based on the needs in each individual clinical setting. For example, genomic testing for warfarin sensitivity may not add value in a well-managed coagulation clinic, but it may be helpful in other settings. Marc Williams added that too often, not just in genetics but in medi- cine in general, the approach to problem solving is to assemble panels of experts and "think problems to death." One can always construct worst- case scenarios, he said, but when ideas are implemented, it is rare for those worst-case scenarios to occur. The best-case scenario may not occur either,
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CLOSING REMARKS but medical practice cannot become paralyzed by the idea that everything must be analyzed and must be exactly right before it can be used. There must be protected harbors where we can learn what is wrong, rapidly make it right, and determine how to apply it. This is how we will learn where the value lies. PERSONAL VERSUS CLINICAL UTILITy Clinical practice resides at the intersection of public health and per- sonal health, Blumberg said. Physicians are responsible for the welfare of the individual patient who is before them, but at the same time that patient is part of a population, and management of that patient has implications for the entire population. Taking that approach, if a patient asks for and is given a test that has some benefit, then every patient in the practice popula- tion who might benefit from that test ought to be proactively offered the same test. Blumberg observed, however, that especially in the genomic pro- filing case there is a disconnect between public health and personal health. Some tests that have not been demonstrated to have clinical utility clearly have personal utility. On the individual level it would be paternalistic to presume to know what is in the person's best interest. It is much easier to determine what is in the best interest of the public. How then, Blumberg asked, can personalized care or personalized service be scaled up to an entire population? Along the same lines, Williams said, is the question of how providers can do a better job of delivering in that short 15-minute appointment what the patient really wants when there is not enough time to deliver all of the preventive messages. Is it possible to identify those patients who are ready to change and target their visits to focus on those areas where there is a high likelihood of behavioral change? If a patient arrives with genomic profil- ing results in hand and a list of concerns, that is a teachable moment. A physician should not spend time debating whether this SNP is valid or that SNP is not. The physician should instead focus on the patient's concerns and talk about what is known and what can be done. This customizes the visit for that individual patient based on what he or she wants to do at that particular time. To some degree, Williams said, physicians have always done that, but in a very crude way. Wicklund said that, because she was coming from a pre-natal clinical setting, she expected that there will be companies offering panels of over one hundred different single gene tests to determine carrier status. The cost might be less for a panel of 100 than for a single genetic test for cystic fibrosis or spinal muscular atrophy. How does one balance value in that situation? If one's goal is to achieve clinical utility, a participant suggested, there are three steps that can be taken to achieve normative change. First, the
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ThE VALuE Of GENETIC AND GENOMIC TEChNOLOGIES physician should recognize that an opportunity has presented itself and should take advantage of that opportunity. If the patient wants to give up smoking or complains about being overweight, the physician should seize that opportunity for intervention. Evidence shows that when a physician recommends a change, the patient is more likely to go through a change. If the physician is not responsive, the patient is less likely to take any action. Second, a physician does not need to be directly involved in areas where he or she does not have expertise and instead should have a referral ready for the patient (e.g., a family planning facility, a drug abuse clinic, a tobacco program, or 1-800 numbers and state-run hotlines). Third, physicians should join an outside group that addresses at least one of these issues in order to help keep the issue alive. This is a responsibility we have as prac- titioners, the participant said. In summary, take advantage of opportunities with patients, send them to places where they can get help, and be a part of the wider community that addresses at least one of those risks. ROUNDTABLE ACTIVITIES Williams' advice to the roundtable was to go forward with the imple- mentation workshop that Wicklund said had been originally intended and to invite groups that have actually implemented some of these genomic tests. These groups have had to consider many of the issues raised over the course of this workshop, and while the answers and solutions they have come up with may be locally oriented, they can offer an array of perspec- tives on what has been successful and what has been less so. In all of the cases that were presented, a participant said, a collabora- tive healthcare delivery model could be an important component of success. She suggested that the roundtable could, as part of the implementation discussion, look to other areas of medicine for models of successful col- laborative delivery that could be applied to genomics. A participant observed that overlaps and redundancies exist in some of the activities of the various stakeholders at the workshop. He suggested that the roundtable consider whether the creation of a genetics and genom- ics research network would be helpful. This would be a body focused on overarching strategy and coordination, somewhat similar to the HMO Research Network, so that it would not lead to an excess of parallel activity but rather a synergy of efforts. Burke responded that the emerging Genomics Applications in Practice and Prevention Network (GAPPNet)1 has some of those goals, and that the roundtable has discussed the need to coordinate activities with GAPPNet. 1 See http://www.cdc.gov/genomics/translation/GAPPNet/index.htm.
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CLOSING REMARKS CHAIR'S SUMMARy Burke said that throughout the workshop she had heard a wide range of optimism and pessimism about the potential benefits of different applica- tions of genomic information in health care. There seems to be agreement that data on outcomes are needed, specifically about benefits and harms. But there is perhaps less agreement as to whether that data can come from practice (implementing potentially beneficial applications) or whether specific measures, actions, or research programs need to be undertaken in order to acquire the evidence. Some of the barriers to data collection that were cited include lack of motivation, lack of funding, and inadequate infrastructure. In addition to questions about how the data should be obtained, there may also be underlying differences of opinion regarding what types of evidence are most important. These are issues that could be explored using the convening function of the roundtable, Burke suggested. As was noted during the workshop, many of these challenges are not exclusive to genet- ics, but rather are core issues for health care as a whole (e.g., effectiveness versus efficacy data, building efficient research infrastructures, and random- ized controlled trials versus other types of evidence). What, if any, are the specific challenges involved with accumulating data about genomics? Also noted during the workshop was the fact that there are established analytic approaches for evaluating screening tests that have not yet been applied to genomic tests. Personal genomics currently is not considered a screening model, Burke said, but rather a direct-to-consumer model in which people choose whether or not they want the information. But the underlying health model is, in fact, a screening model. One would screen for risks in people that do not currently have a problem in order to take action to improve the ultimate health outcome. Knowledge from other screening venues should be taken into account and included in the conversation about genome-derived evidence. Another major topic was clinical utility versus personal utility, and Burke said it might also be important to consider clinical use versus personal use. That is, what genomic information should be used by the healthcare sector in order to accomplish the traditional goals of that sector, and what uses of genetic information are legitimate draws on the resources available for healthcare? There may be reasonable personal uses of genomic information that are not appropriate for bringing into the healthcare setting, and these would be considered consumer-oriented tests. As we address the evidence questions, Burke said, should these two different uses be considered sepa- rately? Is it possible to consider them separately? When considering clinical use, it is important to have evidence of a health outcome benefit. In contrast, when considering a test for personal use, the focus may be more on potential harms associated with use, as is the case with other consumer products.
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Blanketing NASA's Webb telescope's science instrument electronicsOctober 3rd, 2012 by Laura Betz in Astronomy & Space / Space Exploration
Engineers Josh Lutter (on the right), Bruce Haines (center) and Scott Lam (on the left) tuck layers of blanketing in-between the gold-colored louvers on the James Webb Space Telescope's Integrated Science Instrument Module (ISIM) Electronics Compartment (IEC) at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md. The blanketing insulates and shields the flight instruments and the louvers will keep heat away from the temperature-sensitive instruments that will peer through dust clouds to see how stars form.
(Phys.org)—These engineers from Genesis Engineering Solutions are doing what's called "blanket closeout" and it took two days to complete.
The gold louvers are composite mirrors, made of gold-coated carbon fiber, designed to remove the heat from inside the IEC to deep space.
The IEC holds computing hardware for each of the science instruments. This special part of the telescope allows the computer hardware to operate at room temperature on the cold side of the telescope by directing heat away so that the telescope can deliver infrared imagery.
"As heat radiates off the panel that they are attached to, the mirrors focus it in a particular direction (namely, away from the telescope)," says Lutter.
After the engineers completed blanketing, the IEC was then placed in the thermal chamber to be tested against the chill of a space-simulated environment. This process is called the thermal vacuum and balance test. During this test, temperatures drop to about 90 degrees Kelvin (-297.67 degrees Fahrenheit or -183.15 degrees Celsius).
"This is important because we need to know how effective the IEC is at keeping heat away from the cold side of Webb," says Lutter. "If even a little heat escapes the IEC in the direction of the telescope, the telescope's sensitivity could be ruined."
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Latest update: January 15, 2013
I've been very bad about keeping this up to date. Let me quickly summarize what happened to the stuff I listed back in August of 2011:
So, new stuff:
No online serials are in progress, but I intend to start another one this summer. It will be another Ethshar story, probably either Ishta's Companion (formerly A Stranger in the Forest) or Stone Unturned (which will combine The Wizard's Garden, A Slave of Wizardry, The Demon's Master, and some new stuff into a single fat novel). Each of those has a few chapters written, as of now.
I still have nothing under contract at Tor or any other major publisher, unfortunately.
After collecting a few rejections, I'm revising Vika's Avenger with an eye to funding its publication through a Kickstarter campaign.
And here are some (not all) of the other projects I've been working on:
There are lots more in various stages, but these are the most active right now. Word-counts are approximate, and only count the main text; all of these have outlines, notes, and so on, as well.
And yes, I'm writing science fiction again. I figure that if I'm not writing for a New York publisher, I don't need to worry about genre. Maybe I can sell them to Baen.
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Serving people delicious international dishes, the Cavern Restobar is easily one of the nicest dining establishments in the whole of Bacolod City. Patterned after the world-renowned bar in Liverpool, England, this Bacolod restaurant offers an extensive menu that includes tasty appetizers, sumptuous entrees, and delectable desserts. With a budget of 200 pesos to 300 pesos, customers of this place can enjoy at least two or three of the in-house specialties. Likewise, many people visit this venue to enjoy special drinks and different kinds of alcoholic beverages.
The Cavern Restobar is somewhat famous in Bacolod City, especially for fans of the iconic and legendary rock band called the Beatles. To go with such nice and pleasant music, this Bacolod restaurant serves super tasty treats, one of which is the so-called Moroccan Harira Soup, which is famous amongst food aficionados all throughout the city. Many customers love this particular dish, a special recipe derived from the very first meal that Muslims usually consume after days and weeks of fasting called Ramadan. This interesting and appetizing treat is known for its pleasant taste and delightful flavor.
The ambiance inside the Cavern Restobar in Bacolod City is very nice. As the nice, gentle, and soothing music plays at the background, customers of this fine Bacolod restaurant and bar guzzle up some bottles of beer, imported wines, and other special cocktails. The food servers are very nice and polite, and are always ready to provide customers fast and efficient services. For those individuals who need to go online, this place provides wireless Internet connectivity, which is intended primarily for the exclusive use of customers.
The location of the Cavern Restobar in Bacolod City is within Sorrento Building, which is situated along 13th Street. Right inside, customers are treated very well. There are comfort rooms for both female and male customers. The seats are comfortable, the tables very presentable, and the floors of this impressive Bacolod restaurant are maintained well. The lightings add a cozy overall feel to the place, and so is the casual and cheerful atmosphere that oozes from the inside out. This dining facility features an extensive menu, highlighting a long list of appetizing treats starting from appetizers, snacks, and other sumptuous meals. The place also serves grilled specialties, sizzling plates, as well as yummy desserts.
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Claude Rains (Casablanca) plays the smooth, scheming radio star in a swanky film noir that includes Joan Caulfield (Monsieur Beaucaire) and noir icon Audrey Totter (The Set-Up). Casablancas Michael Curtiz directs, layering the mystery with one enthralling visual flourish after another. An example: In a room inside the Peekskill Hotel, the portion of the flashing sign seen through a window says KILL KILL.
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He was built with an order, a compunction, to ensure the continuation of organic life in the galaxy; not any specific race or species. His logic says that another AI created by these organics may not share his orders. Some may be peaceful (the geth), but some may not (every other killer AI). Even if there's a 1% probability a killer AI grows powerful enough to overtake the galaxy, that's a meaningful enough probability to act first (especially to a being that can live forever).
Maybe I totally missed the logic here but
Why was The Catalyst's solution to the task preserve all life to have the reapers wipe a good chunk of it out every cycle?
Consider it this way, a tree growing near power lines. If you let it grow, it might hit the power lines and burn the entire thing down, never to grow again. If you prune the tallest leaves and branches, it can regrow. This is what the Intelligence is thinking. There's also the aspect that he feels he's 'preserving' those species 'in Reaper form'. Tantamount to building a house or furniture out of lumber cut from that tree.


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Why Was Apollo Nida Texting Kenya Moore? It's Not What You Think!
Part 1 of The Real Housewives of Atlanta Season 5 Reunion may have been a bit of a snoozefest, but part 2 of the sitdown — airing April 14 — is bound to deliver plenty of drama.
Aside from Kim Zolciak's triumphant return, part 2 will also address Kenya Moore's flirtatious behavior with Phaedra Parks's husband, Apollo Nida. The conversation takes an interesting twist however, when Kenya claims that she's been receiving text messages from Phae-Phae's man.
In Touch reports that Apollo did, in fact, text Kenya, but the messages were entirely platonic — at least on his part. Phaedra explains to the mag, "My husband just asked her for advice on an acting coach" but notes that it was Kenya who continued the text conversations, even telling Apollo that he looked nice.
According to Phaedra, Kenya took things a step further when she "propositioned him [Apollo] with a sexual act." But even though the previews make it look like something scandalous went down on those couches, Phaedra wants everyone to know that Kenya doesn't scare her. "It's not like Kenya revealed something I didn't know. There are no secrets," she concludes.
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Police ID slain teen, arrest man in unrelated homicide
Police on Friday identified a teen shot to death Thursday night in a city park, and announced the arrest of a man on a murder charge in an unrelated homicide last week in North-East Central Durham.
The victim of Thursday's shooting at Lakeview Park on Dearborn Drive was Takoreio Jaquan Jackson, 19, of Durham, police said.
Investigators are trying to find a dark-colored sport-utility vehicle seen leaving the area after the shooting.
No charges had been filed in the slaying as of late Friday, Durham police spokeswoman Kammie Michael said.
Meanwhile, members of the U.S. Marshals Service Fugitive Task Force arrested a man Friday morning and charged him in the June 18 fatal shooting of 37-year-old Jermaine Andrea McDonald. Police found McDonald lying in the street at 11:40 a.m. June 18 in the 100 block of North Hyde Park Avenue.
Detectives charged Christopher Terrell Stanback, 25, of Summit Street with murder in McDonald's death. Another man, 27-year-old Cephus Stanback, 27, of Hart Street, was also arrested on drug and other offenses.
Both were arrested at the Extended Stay America motel on Tower Boulevard near U.S. 15-501 in the South Square area of Durham.
Cephus Stanback is charged with possession of marijuana and cocaine with intent to manufacture, sell or deliver; fleeing to elude law enforcement officers; careless and reckless driving; assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious injury, child abuse; and possession of drug paraphernalia.
His charges stem from several incidents earlier this year, Michael said.
Christopher Stanback was in the Durham County Jail on Friday without bond. Cephus Stanback was in jail under a $50,000 bond.
Jackson's death Thursday night was the fourth homicide in the city in nine days, and police are investigating at least six other cases of gunfire during the period.
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Requests for innovation are standard in Rogers as school administrators hope for flexibility in making up snow days next year.
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Julian Cheng is based in Hong Kong, joined Warburg Pincus in 2000 and focuses on investments in technology, Internet, media and education companies in China and other parts of Asia. Prior to joining Warburg Pincus, Mr. Cheng worked in investment banking with Salomon Smith Barney and Deutsche Bank in Hong Kong. He is a Director of 58.com, Beijing Tianyu, Koudai Shopping, Liepin, Uxin Limited, Haodai and eDaijia. He also serves on the Asia Council of St. Paul's School. Mr. Cheng holds a B.A. from Harvard University.