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"All it takes is a youthful heart, some tenacity, clean living, and the grace of God," says Beulah Howell who provided some secrets to longevity.
And when Howell speaks on longevity, people listen.
That's because on Christmas Day Howell will turn 100-years-old.
In Howell's honor her family and the staff at the Hugh Chatham Nursing Center threw her a celebration yesterday.
"She's very intelligent, very independent, loves talking about her children, is extremely active and she even went to prom night in the spring," said Sherry Swaim, LPN, who was helping Howell prepare for her grand entrance.
The spunky centenarian has been planning for this birthday celebration for over a year, say staff. Many point to how sharp and whitty she is for her age.
"She's got her mind just like you and I," said Melissa Holt, CNA.
When Howell was a five-year-old she recalls walking in a field near her home when she felt it was God who let her know that his hand was upon her and that he would guide her through her life.
Howell trusts Jesus as her savior and she rededicated her life to him at the age of sixteen.
Howell became a pianist and played for her church until she was age 90.
"Today, times are different compared to when I was younger," said the centenarian. "When I went to school, I recall attending the 1st through 3rd grade in a one-room school and school only went to grade 11.
Our home where my family lived was lighted by oil lamps," reflected Howell smiling.
Howell reflected on the first time she listened to the noise coming out of a radio. "It was at the neighborhood general store." She recalled watching an airplane land on a neighbor's field when she was a child too.
Her fondest and most humorous moment as a child was when she found out that when her brother at three-years-old was told of her birth on Christmas by her mother. "He protested because he wanted a dog from Santa instead," chucked Howell.
Howell, the third child in a family of eight other siblings mentioned her three brother's served during war; Weldon in the Marines, Arnold in the Navy, and Calvin in the Army.She mentioned she was always proud of their service to the country.
When asked about holding her first job, Howell said that when she was 16-years old she had a job that paid $1 per day in wages.
Celebrating a birthday on Christmas was something Howell had to get used to she claimed.
"You get ripped off on gifts," said the birthday champion. "You sort of package up the one gift and try to figure out if it was for Christmas and your birthday."
However, she doesn't let the Christmas season go by without letting everyone know about her late husband, Clyde Howell. The Howell's were married on Christmas Eve in 1933 and married for 70-years.
Though Howell was happy to celebrate with family and friends attending from from as far as Myrtle Beach, SC , Texas, and even England, she took a moment prior to attending the birthday bash to stare at a photo of her and Clyde.


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FORT WALTON BEACH — Okaloosa and Santa Rosa county officials learned Monday they'd received hundreds of thousands of dollars in state defense infrastructure grants.
"That's phenomenal," Okaloosa County Administrator Jim Curry said upon hearing the news.
Okaloosa County received two grants. One is for $200,000 to use for land acquisition in the Shoal River basin near Duke Field. The second is an $181,245 grant that will go toward improvements to the intersection of Martin Luther King and Downs Road near the back entrance to Hurlburt Field.
Santa Rosa County Commissioner Don Salter said $200,000 in state grant funds would help fund "ongoing land acquisition around Naval Air Station Whiting Field."
Read a press release announcing the grants.
"The grant will allow our county to continue to purchase land and conservation easements around the base and its many outlying fields to prevent encroachment and other incompatible land uses," Salter said in an email.
Okaloosa County's Shoal River Military Installation Buffering Project funding is the second $200,000 installment from the state for land preservation along the Shoal River, said Jeff Littrell, director of the county's water and sewer department.
The first military installation buffering grant was used to purchase 353 acres running south along the Shoal River from approximately Interstate 10 to the State Road 85 bridge, he said.
The county is working with the Northwest Florida Water Management District and is studying the possibility of creating an "offline water reservoir" for surface water storage, Littrell said.
The land, which runs on either side of the river, can also be used for future wetlands mitigation and to protect the river water from pollution, he said.
Eglin Air Force Base benefits from the county owning the land because its Duke Field flight line lies just south of the area being purchased.
"It does benefit Eglin by taking the land out of the future development pool," Littrell said.
This year's grant will be used for more of the same type of land acquisition, Littrell said.
"We're extremely pleased we have such great partners here," he said. "This is one of those win, win, win situations."
Statewide, grants totaling $1,581,245 were handed out to support Florida military installations, according to a news release from Enterprise Florida.
The grants protect a $60 billion economic impact and approximately 686,000 defense industry jobs, the release states.
"This grant program is a vital tool in maintaining Florida's reputation as the most military friendly state in the nation," Gov. Rick Scott was quoted as saying in the release. "Jobs for Florida families is my top priority, and these grants will improve the quality of life for hundreds of thousands of Floridians employed at our military installations."
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Satie won a Drama-Logue award for her performance in the West Coast premiere of Alan Brody's Invention for Fathers and Sons (1989). Her other theatre credits include Waiting for the Moon to Fall at Theatre 40 and Kvetch at the Odyssey Theatre. Stephanie played the recurring role of Ida Pfeiffer (Paul's Mom) on The Wonder Years and has appeared on Beverly Hills 90210, General Hospital, and All My Children. Her performance in Refugees was described as "120 percent passion all the way" by the Los Angeles Times and has won critical acclaim across the country and abroad, earning four stars from The Scotsman in Edinburgh.
Satie recently completed her master's degree in English at California State University, Northridge, where she still teaches. Please join us as Stephanie Satie transforms her personal classroom experience into a journey through the minds and hearts of America's newest immigrants. This performance is sponsored by the Gould Center for Humanistic Studies.
WENDY KAO '01, piano
In addition to her musical achievements, Page is an accomplished sculptor, athlete, and student. Her horse sculptures won " Best of Show" and "First Prize" at the Los Angeles County Fair in 1999 and were displayed at the annual Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum student art show in 1998 and 1999. During her four years at CMC, Page has run long distance for both the cross country and track and field teams. She is captain of the women's cross country team, has twice competed in the NCAA national championships; and has been named All-Conference Athlete for four consecutive years and All-Region Athlete for three years. A premed student, Page serves as president of the 3-College premedical club and will graduate this spring with a degree in psychobiology.
Wendy Kao '01, is an economics-accounting major from Taipei, Taiwan. She has studied piano since the age of nine and is a student of Hao Huang, professor of music at Scripps College. Kao is currently preparing a piano concerto with the Claremont Concert Orchestra, as well as a senior solo recital to be performed at the Athenaeum next spring.
Please Join us as Brandi Page and Wendy Kao perform music by Mozart, Handel, Bartok, Sarasate, and Ravel.
Martinez has worked for the South Side Summer Theatre in El Paso, where she handled press, community outreach, and fundraising. More recently, through the Le Fe Clinic, she helped develop a new theater program. At CMC, she served as Editor-in-chief for The Collage. An English and Spanish literature major, the play was written for her senior thesis and will be performed by fellow students (Donesha Dennis, Sarah Hernandez, Diana Lopez, Adelina Mendoza, Alfonso Morales, Anthony Ramirez, Leticia Rodriguez, David Stahlin).
The Immaculate Conception of Virginia Manchado is a comedy in English, Spanish, and Spanglish. It centers around a young pregnant girl in a conservative border town family. Set in Texas, the play will address issues of sexuality and religion within the Chicano culture.
Please join us for this original and thought provoking play-written, directed, and produced by Claudia Martinez.
The play begins opening night at the Cleveland Grand Opera Company where the opera staff is frantically making last minute preparations for "ll Stupendo" and the arrival of the evening's special guest star, Mr. Tito Merelli, the world's greatest tenor. A wild fight ensues, leaving the Opera Company without a star! The show must go on, and Ludwig presents his audience with an uproariously funny comedy of confusion and mistaken identity. Join the cast (Christina Cheshier, Rebecca Hermanowicz, Karl Kahn, and Justin Shiroff) for an evening of fine food and fantastic entertainment. Chris Monjoy will be there-will you?
Seating will be festival style and is limited. Sign up as soon as possible, circling your first, second, and third choice of date. You will be contacted if your first choice reservation date is unavailable. Community guests will be charged $13.50 for the dinner.
MARK MASTERS, conductor, American Jazz Institute Orchestra
CECILIA COLEMAN, piano
PUTTER SMITH, bass
JOE LABARBERA, drums
KRISTEN AUTRY, violin
LUDVIG GIRDLAND, violin
J'ANNA JACOBY, violin
PAM JACOBSON, violin
NICOLE GARCIA, violin
TOM VOS, viola
JOHN KROVOZA, cello
SHARON RIZZO, cello
In 1978 Smulyan was asked to join Woody Herman's Young Thundering Herd, which at that time included Joe Lovano, Marc Johnson and John Riley. He left Herman's band in 1980, moving back to New York to join the Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra. He has performed and recorded worldwide with renowned artists such as Freddie Hubbard, Dizzy Gillepsie, Ray Charles, B.B. King, Lionel Hampton, Herbie Hancock, Wynton Marsalis, and Diana Ross.
He has recorded four CDs for the Criss Cross label: Saxophone Mosaic (1995) (voted one of the 25 best CDs of 1995 by WBGO, New York's leading FM jazz station); The Lure of Beauty (1990); Homage (1991); and Gary Smulyan with Strings (1997) (which was selected as one of the ten best CDs of 1997 by the Boston Globe). He is the winner of the 1990 Jazz Times critic's poll, the 1994 Down Beat readers' poll, and the 1998 Down Beat Critics Poll.
Smulyan currently performs with the Village Vanguard Jazz Orchestra, the Carnegie Hall Jazz Band, the Three Baritone Saxophone Band (a tribute to Gerry Mulligan), the Tom Harrell Octet, and the George Coleman Octet, as well as his own projects.
Please join us as this master saxophonist performs compositions arranged for string ensemble, rarely performed live in concert. This concert is one of a series of performances conducted by Mark Masters as part of CMC's jazz history course.
Upon completion of his education at Qinghua University in Beijing in 1952, Ji volunteered for service in the Chinese People's Volunteers in Korea, where he served for two years as English stenographer for the Chinese delegation at the cease-fire negotiations. He attended the Geneva Conference (1954) and the Bandung Conference (1955) as the junior-most member of Premier Zhou Enlai's delegation. Over a period of seventeen years, Ji served intermittently as the principal English interpreter for Chairman Mao Zedong, Premier Zhou Enlai, and other top Chinese leaders, including interpreting for the Kissinger and Nixon visits to China.
In addition to a number of diplomatic appointments at home and abroad, Ji served as minister counselor at the Chinese Embassy in the United States, Chinese Ambassador to the United Kingdom, and under-secretary-general of the United Nations (1991-1996).
As CMC's Freeman Foundation Visiting Professor in Asian Affairs, Ambassador Chaozhu Ji is teaching a course in Chinese foreign policy with Professor C. J. Lee. In his luncheon address, Ji will discuss China's foreign policy, emphasizing Sino-U.S. relations. This lecture is sponsored by the Keck Center for International and Strategic Studies.
Starr grew up in Texas, attending high school in San Antonio. He attended Harding University in Arkansas for two years before transferring to George Washington University. He earned his law degree from Duke University Law School and clerked for Supreme Court Chief Justice Warren Burger. In 1977 he joined the law firm of Gibson Dunn & Crutcher in Washington, DC and became an associate partner. Starr joined the Department of Justice in 1981 and served as counselor to the attorney general until 1983, when President Reagan appointed him to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia. He was the youngest judge ever to serve in that capacity. Starr served as solicitor general during the Bush administration, and then reentered private practice as a partner for the firm of Kirkland & Ellis.
In I993 Congress asked Starr to evaluate the diaries of Senator Bob Packwood who resigned after allegations of sexual misconduct. A year later, a special three-judge federal panel appointed him to investigate the Whitewater affair, replacing Robert Fiske. Starr's five-year, 50-million-dollar investigation was expanded numerous times and led to several indictments and the impeachment of President Clinton.
Please join us as Kenneth Starr discusses the pitfalls inherent in ignoring the separation of powers. This lecture is cosponsored by the Athenaeum and the Res Publica Society. The dinner is open to the CMC community only. All are welcome to the talk.
Wold graduated cum laude with a degree in accounting in 1963. He earned his law degree from Stanford University Law School and is a member of the California bar. Prior to his appointment to the FEC, Wold had his own practice in Orange County, where he was a member of the Sheriffs Advisory Council, and was counsel for election law litigation for the firm of Reed and Davidson. He has represented candidates, ballot measure committees, and political action committees in state and federal trials and appellate courts.
A member of the California Political Attorneys Association, Wold was nominated to the Federal Election Commission by President Clinton in 1997. The bipartisan FEC consists of three Democrats and three Republicans appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate. The Commissioners serve full time and are responsible for administering and enforcing the Federal Election Campaign Act. They generally meet twice a week, once in closed session to discuss matters that, by law, must remain confidential, and once in a meeting open to the public. At these meetings, they formulate policy and vote on significant legal and administrative matters.
Lunch begins at 11:45 a.m. Darryl Wold speaks at 12:15 p.m.
One of the most acclaimed and controversial writers of our time, Fukuyama's first award-winning book The End of History and the Last Man (1992) was a bestseller in four countries and has appeared in over twenty foreign editions. His second book Trust: The Social Virtues and the Creation of Prosperity (1995) had similar success and was named Business Book of the Year. Last year he published a new book, The Great Disruption: Human Nature and the Reconstitution of Social Order (1999). Currently the Hirst Professor of Public Policy at George Mason University and the director of its Institute of Public Policy's International Commerce and Policy Program, Fukuyama previously served in the political science department of the RAND Corporation and the policy planning staff of the US Department of State.
Please join the Henry Salvatori Center and the Athenaeum in welcoming to Claremont one of the most distinguished social thinkers of our era.
For the past nine years, Smith has focused his attention toward environmental justice in communities of color. In 1992 he organized the Southern Community Labor Conference for Environmental Justice, attended by over 2500 delegates the largest turnout ever for an environmental justice event. As a national associate director for Greenpeace USA, he led a successful campaign to stop Shin Etsu from building the worlds largest PVC production facility in the poor, polluted, and predominantly African-American community of Convent, Louisiana.
A veteran in the human rights, peace, and civil rights movement, Smith served as a board member of the Washington Office on Environmental Justice, program associate with the Commission for Racial Justice of the United Church of Christ, and director of the Washington Office on Africa. In recognition for his tireless efforts campaigning for civil rights and environmental justice he received the Sanctity of Life Award from the Southern Christian Leadership Conference in 1996.
Smith joins us as part of the Claremont Colleges Earth Day to May Day, a series of events, speakers, and workshops that explore the relationship between environmental, social justice, and labor issues.
Lunch begins at 11:45 a.m. Damu Smith speaks at 12:15 p.m.
ARTHUR JARVINEN, percussion
ERIKA DUKE-KIRKPATRICK, cello
ROBIN LORENTZ, violin
DOROTHY STONE, flute
MARTY WALKER, clairnets
VICKI RAY, piano
AMY KNOLES, percussion
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This concert by the acclaimed California E.A.R. Unit will include several works by contemporary composers, including the world premiere of a composition by Mathew Rosenblum that was specialty commissioned by the Gould Center for Humanistic Studies. Rosenblum's piece, scored for flute, clarinet, violin, keyboard, electric bass, percussion, and prerecorded text, exemplifies the synthesis of diverse musical elements that characterize the composer's highly individual and innovative style. In his music, Rosenblum makes liberal use of classical, jazz, rock, and world music traditions. "My goal," he asserts, "is to continue to explore ways in which seemingly separate musical voices and traditions may be woven together into a newly expressive whole."
Rosenblum earned advanced degrees in composition at the New England Conservatory and Princeton University. His works have been performed throughout the United States and Europe by such ensembles as the New York New Music Ensemble, the Prism Chamber Orchestra, and the Rascher Saxophone Quartet. He is currently composer-in-residence and associate professor of composition at the University of Pittsburgh.
The California E.A.R. Unit is one of the world's most celebrated new-music ensembles. They have performed at festivals at Tanglewood, Brussels, Aspen, Paris, New York, Amsterdam, Cologne, Kiev, the Kennedy Center, and many places in between. Their recordings for the Nonesuch, Crystal, New Albion, New World, and Cambria labels have featured works by such composers as Wadada Leo Smith, Louis Andriessen, and E.A.R. Unit member Arthur Jarvinen. Since 1987 the E.A.R. Unit has been Ensemble-in-Residence at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.


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Members of Beulahland Non-Denominational Church of Jonesville shared food and fellowship with the community at the church's free Thanksgiving dinner on Saturday.
The church sponsored the free Thanksgiving meal Nov. 17 at Hamptonville's Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall and were able to fed a crowd of approximately 150.
Christy White of Beulahland Non-Denominational Church said they also sent several plates home with people to take to home-bound and elderly members of the community.
"We had an awesome event today. We give God all the glory and are so humbled and thankful that He gave us the opportunity to host this event in His name," White said. "We are already looking forward to doing future community events as God leads."
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A new rule will protect proposed renewable energy sites from conflicting mining development on public lands in the Western states, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) said at the end of April.
Balancing these is the job of the federal government, and so far during President Obama's 2nd term, some parts of the government are doing better than others.
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In light of this year's Craft Beer Week, from May 13-19, Montana's Tamarack Brewing Company is spotlighting
Adults aren't the only ones with a need to escape from daily stress - kids have a burning desire to stretch their legs in wild places too.
This great, wild frontier is often called the crown jewel of our nation's refuge system.
In April, after hearing from fellow rangers in western parks about how drilling is infringing upon national parks, Ranger Ellis Richards created
Sweeping federal budget cuts are already seriously impacting wild lands across the nation. Agencies that manage America's lands are struggling to cope with inadequate funding.
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X marks the Sport.
The following relates to ideas under discussion and evaluation. Whereas some concepts show promise to production reality. Some show discussions and conception in regards to market and growth projections.
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And in the latest monthly episode of BMW halo / super car rumors, comes a rumor (from CAR) that plans for a 600HP M8 supercar may be firming up.
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The report goes on to claim that M division head Friedrich Nitschke has proposed that the M8 share the exotic carbon fiber/aluminum construction of the upcoming … CONTINUED
The ever persistent rumors of a BMW supercar surfaces again. This time, Automobile claims that a 600+ hp BMW M8 supercar is headed for a 2016 debut (to celebrate BMW's 100th anniversary).
Although BMW CEO Norbert Reithofer is said to be ambivalent on the idea of a supercar, BMW M President Dr. Friedrich Nitschke remains dogged on the project while getting creative by considering the production of the M8 on the same carbon fiber / aluminum platform as the i8 hybrid electric sports car. This would … CONTINUED
The upcoming BMW i8 hybrid electric sports car will effectively be BMW's halo sports car once it's released in 2014/2015. And although an M version is not expected to be released, we couldn't help but let our imagination run wild a bit for an M model race version, including a full carbon fiber model. Enjoy!
The on-again-off-again BMW supercar successor to the M1 is now rumored to be coming in 2016, according to Autobild. Why so long? Because the i8 electric hybrid sportscar launches in 2014 and BMW would like to give the i8 some time on the market without any potential sales cannibalization posed by a successor to the M1. We think it's unlikely that BMW will revive the M1 nameplate, but may instead choose a previously unused and higher identifier – perhaps the M10 (which was recently trademarked).
The market … CONTINUED
File this under "Too Good To Be True" for now. If you ask 10 BMW enthusiasts what fantasy car they want BMW to make happen, nine probably will say 'A real supercar like the original M1 was.' If the restless BMW insider SCOTT26 is to be believed, he has told us that BMW is considering exactly that. Internally dubbed "M-One," this project is said to be at a very early stage, meaning it only exists as a sketch so far. No surprise then that there … CONTINUED


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LOS ANGELES (AP) - The FBI has re-issued files it kept on Marilyn Monroe, removing dozens of redactions from entries related to surveillance of the actress for communist ties.
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The AP appealed the redactions in the file as part of a series of stories on the 50th anniversary of Monroe's death in 1962, but the bureau previously said it no longer had access to the files. The bureau issued a new version after a request for details on the records' locations.
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June 25,2012
Awesome food...I miss Delhi
Loved the meal at this place... The amritsari papad was excellent with the soft paneer bits adding an interesting texture to the dish... The Rajma was buttery and lovely, the kadhai paneer spicy but excellent and the nargisi Kofta jussst purrfect. The Zatka roti was a killer...overall great food! I wish I had saved space for some of those gulab jamuns... We'll just have to go back for them :)
April 16,2012
Except for chats and sweets everything sucks here
This is one of the worst place to have your lunch or dinner, the biriyani should have been kept the name as Vegetable Oil Biriyani here, may be he has put 50ml or so for one serving. The taste was absolutely bland no taste or aroma. I don't think they have a profession cook in place.
The cashier and staff in the selfservice part don't know any other language than hindi and will not give heed to any feedbacks and are very casual in their attitude.
It's like you want to eat eat or get lost, we don't care.
Even though sweets and chats are somewhat okay may be because they are not prepared here like the other suffs.
All in all this place is anytime avoidable.
March 01,2012
December 27,2011
Pathetic ..I would like to rate half points
Khushboo's is pathetic place for dining. Though there are 5 ACs fitted only two work OR they switch on only two to save on Elec bill. When we inquired why don't we have AC, the answer was "Winter Sir, who wants AC" and you know Bangalore winter ... afternoons are hot. They would charge AC menu rates but wouldn't switch on the ACs. Its happened with me thrice and last time when I visited I blasted at the owner and walked out of the place ... Please don't visit if your looking for cool and nice ambiance ..the waiters would behave as if like they are feeding us for free...
April 12,2011
Delhi food?Where is it?
I know after seeing 4 reviews with 5 star, I also felt like considering my stars but could not help.
So I am from North part of country and pretty much know what a Delhi chat is like - black masaleedar chola, crisp fresh bhatoora, fried potatoes on the side. What we had in Khushboo was no where near to that. Forget about making it 'as in Delhi' etc, it was not even Okish from any standard. Apart from that we ordered thandai which was also soo bad. The only thing which was okish was allo chat - that too we had to ask him to make again as the previous one was not at all crisp. Moong daal chilla was also okish.
So it's like this - since places like these are not very costly anyway, so it doesn't matter if you try it out. But be cautious if you are planning a visit there..because definitely it's not a place to plan a visit.
Ambiance is pleasant compared to other chat places.
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November 11,2010
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Went to this awesome place today...
Wat yummy chats,,OMG,,Still cant believe.
Yes its a little on the pricier side but its definately worth it.Dahi balle are my personal fav.This place has to be tasted.Nothing like it n am gonna go there atleast once a week...:-)
Khushboos Rocks..
October 16,2010
Great food, Great Location, Decent Prices
First, I had the pani puris (gol guppas as they are called in true delhi fashion at this place) downstairs after the valet had parked our car. They have 4 different kinds of "paani's" and 2 different puris, including something called a "delhi puri"...The chaat was excellent, but we were still hungry and so we headed upstairs for dinner.
The decor reminded me of Hindi movies from the 70's , you know the ones where the hero and heroine are dancing in the middle of the room and the rest of the crowd hangs around with a drink in their hand, standing next to a mirrored wall.
So the decor was not too happening, but the waiters, although initially lethargic proved to be very efficient and courteous.
The food was stellar, my mouth is watering as I write this. The achaari aloo, stuffed bhindi, daal, saag paneer, all excellent.
I especially loved the spicy tangy achaari aloo and the tasty although a bit oily bhindi.
The naan rotis etc were great too.
The bill wasn;t too bad at all Rs 1400 for 4 adults and 2 kids, and we ordered quite a bit.
Only downside - no alcohol license, and possibly the decor, Although when I think of Zeenat Aman dancing under the chandeliers, even the decor was not bad at all.
Unmesh Khadilkar, Engineer @ Broadcom
August 24,2010
salvation is here
it always surprised me that for all the wealth of excellent & reasonable eating options in bangalore, the one thing that was always missing was a good chaat place. and by chaat I mean the authentic north indian chaat. salvation is here, finally a place in bangalore that serves authentic & true to taste north indian chaats -
5 stars: aloo pyaaz kachori, gol gappas, aloo tikkis, kadhi chawal, paapdi & the kaanji - seasonal
4 stars: chola bhatura, palak paneer & the tandoori platter
3 stars: aloo chaat.
the lassi & the kulfi aren't up to the mark but the exceptional chaat more than makes up for it.
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You can read a few more thoughts I wrote on my piece here, and this is why I'm really posting. I've registered FredrikdeBoer.com, and set up a professional and academic website there. For some time, I thought I would keep that completely sequestered from this blog. I'll admit that, at many times, I've come to regret ever revealing my last name online. But as I've said, I believe in accountability for one's statements, and this is the Internet, where everything is forever. There's no sense in hiding.
There is sense in growing. Look: my political positions are what they are. My disposition is what it is. I believe that democracy is about antagonism. I believe that the consequence of rule by the people is that political disagreements are naturally going to be unfriendly, if they are real and prosecuted well, which is why family and friendship are so important. You know how I feel about this stuff. This is not an apology; for those who don't like the way I interact politically, the bridges have been burned. For those who do, there's no need to apologize. But it's time to evolve. I rarely achieve what I want to achieve here.
I consider myself, at the end of the day, an insanely fortunate person. I am living in a nice place with a beautiful, accomplished, and brilliant woman, with our dog and cat and my books. I've got good friends and great food and dark beer and a warm bed. There isn't much money, but there hasn't been for a long time, and anyway we don't need much. Most of all, I get to do what I've always wanted to do: I teach writing and language, and I get to research about same, and when I'm in my office grading papers or pouring over some recent study, I know how lucky I am. I realized some time ago that many people don't know what they want to do with their lives; I've known since I was thirteen. It's an incredible blessing, and I force myself to consider what a privileged, lucky man I am every day.
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I don't have Permanent (as I have all the tracks from the four albums that I mentioned) but looking at the track listing it's missing a lot of their more important work (Atrocity Exhibition, Decades, Disorder, Insight, Digital etc). More generally I think it's more rewarding to listen to albums as they were intended to be heard rather than listening to fragments in a compilation.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio---Brett Sterling scored twice and Andrew Ebbett notched three points as the Chicago Wolves beat the Lake Erie Monsters 3-2 Saturday night at the Quicken Loans Arena.
Ebbett scored the team's first goal before Sterling produced his second two-goal game of the season for the Wolves (12-9-2-1), who ran their winning streak to three games. Goaltender Matt Climie (5-7-0) stopped 30 of 32 shots faced.
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First Period---1, Lake Erie, Olver 5 (Barrie, Sgarbossa), 1:26; 2, Chicago, Ebbett 4 (Matheson, Tanev), 10:05; 3, Chicago, Sterling 7 (Kassian, Ebbett), 13:05 pp. Penalties---Stollery, Lake Erie (interference), 6:46; Pock, Lake Erie (interference) 12:47; Connauton, Chicago (holding), 14:53; Malone, Lake Erie (tripping) 17:39; Climie, Chicago (unsportsmanlike conduct) 17:53; Ebbett, Chicago (tripping) 17:53.
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The magic of the 3Ws lives on. #Wondow pic.twitter.com/Qr3znuSxWC
— San Jose Earthquakes (@SJEarthquakes) August 4, 2013
Since Chris Wondolowski sported his misspelled jersey on the Men's National Team and scored a hat trick, he has been superstitious about carrying around that extra W for every game.
So of course, Quakes equipment manager Jose Vega surprised Wondo with an extra W on his kit when he returned to Buck Shaw. Superstitious it may be, but we do not doubt it.
Wondo led the quakes to victory over the Chivas by scoring the two goals of the game. Needless to say, ff it is working for him, we do not mind supplying as many extra W's as he wants.
It was Shelby Humphrey's birthday wish to attend a Quakes home game to see her favorite player, Chris Wondolowski.
To make this happen, she saved her allowance and any extra funds she could find since March of this year, naming it the "Wondo Fund." Shelby ended up collecting the funds needed to purchase a ticket for her and was able to celebrate her special day with the Quakes at Buck Shaw Stadium. Shelby's friend wrote a poem for her about her favorite Wondo.
It was a night to remember - not only was she able to see her favorite team dominate on the field, but after the game, Wondo signed the poem and posed for a photo.
Happy birthday, Shelby!
For Chris Wondolowski's big return back to Buck Shaw Stadium after his world travels, he was not only welcomed home with open arms by fans, but also by his family. This was the first time that Wondolowski's grandfather has seen him play at home in Santa Clara.
This was a special moment for both of them because his grandfather, who flew in from Oklahoma, was in attendance to see Wondo's two goals for the 2-0 win over Chivas USA.
Today at 4 p.m. PT, USA and Honduras battle for a spot in the Gold Cup final.
Which Quakes heroes will make it through? Will it be Marvin Chavez representing Honduras or will it be superstars Chris Wondolowski, Clarence Goodson and Alan Gordon representing the USMNT? Tune in to Fox Soccer at 4 p.m. PT and make sure to follow @SJEarthquakes on Twitter for updates.
Want to be ahead of the style curve along with some of your favorite San Jose Earthquakes players? Then make sure you are attending the A&W Root Beer Float Night on July 13th at Buck Shaw Stadium to get your very own Float Mustache. As you are cheering on the Quakes against the Seattle Sounders this Saturday, make sure to find the Float table where all proceeds will benefit Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF). Not only will you be contributing to a great cause, there will be celebrity scoopers helping to make your very own float! Some of the guests include soccer legend Brandi Chastain, former Earthquakes players Chris Dangerfield and Kelly Gray, and many more! Join the players and celebrities in getting you very own float mustache, exclusively at Buck Shaw Stadium.
After Wondolowski's historic first-half hat trick, many soccer sites are ranking him higher and higher as this tournament goes on. From MLSsoccer.com, Greg Seltzer ranked Wondo with the highest score on the team with a 7.5. On ESPN.com, they ranked him a high 9, again the best on the team for his two diving headers to finish. On Pro Soccer Talk, he is climbing up the striking depth chart with an 8, again the highest rank on the team.
Clearly this is Wondo's time to shine, and he is not dulling out anytime soon. After that first half, Wondo came out sporting a new jersey with just as many "w's" in his last name as goals scored, which media and fans thought was very fitting.


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Joined: 6/11/08
I think with my heart and move with my head.-Kongos
This only matters if those PvP players are going to be the majority of the players in SotA. It doesn't sound like they are going to be the majority of players. If the majority of the players are going to be "carebears", then the only real option is to get over it or wait for something else to play. In any event, the presence or absence of those features will not determine if the game will fail.
I can not remember winning or losing a single debate on the internet.
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Originally posted by InsaneMembrane
Most writing on forums nowadays want restrictions in different ways when it come to PvP.
Not easy for you to know though since you're banned from forums.
Originally posted by Aragon100
As I have stated earlier, the account "InsaneMembrane" is banned from the forums. I am still there.
The magicpvpsliderbarthingy(TM) will solve all issues for all PvP problems by connecting like players to each other. You don't like full loot? No problem, slide that slider bar to non-full-loot and you are all set.
It isn't going overboard though, it isn't like you can say " i dont like seeing people wearing red capes " and have it remove them from your game...
Anyway, most PvPers want full loot head ripping smash fests, most PvEers just want to craft. In the middle is where it will end up meeting, and it will be a much richer PvP than all the padded rooms out there currently. That much has already been made clear from the videos and 2M stretch goal.
Originally posted by InsaneMembrane
It will definetly not solve all issues with PvP.
Carebear PvP and hardcore PvP is different and SotA will only have 1 online PvP.
So reading forums tell me that the only PvP SotA will have is the carebear version.
PvP slider mean nothing since the felucca version of PvP will not be in the game.
Originally posted by Aragon100
Uhm, yeah, the slider is specifically meant to separate the carebears from the real players(PvPers). That's why carebears and PvP players alike do not have to worry about it! Full loot WILL BE IN THE FRACKIN GAME GUYS. It has been said, it will be done.
How hard is that to understand.
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Joined: 6/11/08
I think with my heart and move with my head.-Kongos
Exactly what kind of open world PvP will exist in the game hasn't been clearly stated yet. Aragon100 isn't anymore correct than anyone else. We only know that there will be PvP, and that the people who want PvP will be separate from the people who don't.
Though, on the whole "game will fail" statement, that's just false. There are a lot more people who were happy without PvP than with PvP in the old UO, but even there, UO peaked at 278K people. There's probably going to be more than 278K people who try the game out, and most "modern" gamers are more inclined to engage in consensual PvP without full loot.
The game is not in danger of failing because of any policies on PvP.
I can not remember winning or losing a single debate on the internet.
Originally posted by InsaneMembrane
Full loot in or out isnt decided on yet, give me a link to that decision.
SotA will have 1 online PvP mode.
There are PvE carebears that will take part PvP in the ONLY existing version of online SotA PvP.
These PvE carebears wont accept the rules of UO felucca.
These PvE carebears wont accept full loot, they want to be able to entirely block players (ignore isnt enough) that kill them more then 1 time cause they are griefers in the eyes of the carebears.
PvE carebears wanted a less skill demanding PvP game so the developers gave them a card game as magic system, cards will randomly pop up on my screen which i have to choose from, i cant choose the spell i wanted to cast.
So no risk vs reward in SotA, no consequences, not skillbased PvP, being able to block players out from PvP is what we will see in SotA carebear PvP.
Originally posted by lizardbones
Yeah i agree that SotA PvP will be a carebear version of PvP.
Oldschool UO felucca PvP players like me have to look elsewhere.
And SotA will be way less successful without players like me sponsoring the game. Only thing that make me happy with that is that the carebears that slowly destroyed SotA PvP with their carebear PvP ideas now will have to play in a less funded game, hardcore PvP players will not play SotA.
My whole guild will instead try Star Citizen that seem alot more promising to be the new felucca.
Originally posted by Aragon100
You truly have no idea what you are talking about. I encourage you to watch the Dev chats again on what they have discussed for PvP, which yes actually does include full loot for those who select PvP as primary gameplay. That my friends, is no frackin trammel kiddy playground.
Stop being uninformed haters. Get educated.
Hard Core Member
Joined: 9/23/08
...and that you know because your crystal ball told you?
Personal beliefs =/= facts.
Only minor fraction of EVE population live in null sec(intense PVP area), most players don't care bout PVP, full loot or whatnot.
Originally posted by InsaneMembrane
And as i already knew, you could not provide a link to where full loot is decided by developers to be in the game, cause it just isnt decided.
You're the clueless one here and it is amuzing how you continue to defend this coming carebear game as something else. SotA will not be the new oldschool UO, it will be just another WoW game.
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Joined: 8/27/04
Perhaps tomorrow will be better.
I agree on the word realistic but you need to realize that realistic cannot be done well in a video game ,so certain restrictions need to be implemented.
First of all if you were some common criminal/hug in real,you would be hunted down and jailed or dead for good.So since a game allows pvp with really no recourse,you need to make sure that encounters are fair.This is why sport leagues have age restrictions,salary caps,difficulty ratings,they want a FAIR system for all involved.
First of all you can't imitate actual death because you would actually die,so you wouldn't need to worry about your wares.Perma death is totally not going to work so again you need restrictions.Players want to play ,not run back and start acquiring more gear to play,so no looting is not a good idea.I would prefer to see something along the lines of penalties,such as accuracy penalties or movement speed penalties and or xp penalties,there is a limitless world of ideas.
What i would like to see in pvp games is perhaps a rating system similar to what Unreal used.Players attacking much weaker players would most likely suffer a penalty to their rating with no chance to improve.This rating could be used to give players various perks/improvements,so there would be meaning to attacking an equal or tougher opponent.
Bottom line is i feel too many gamer's simply want to have an EASY distinct advantage leading to an EASY win,so they are in essence the true care bear.When i played in a lot of sport leagues,i would NEVER choose an easier rated league,i always wanted the challenge,that is the true meaning of sport and challenge as pvp SHOULD be in gaming.
Realistically,there is a LOT more to do in gaming than worry about pvp,games are not attaining 50% of their potential.Pvp is a real lazy way to pretend a game has content or meaning,you simply check a flag that says players can attack players,no real effort there by the developer.
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Joined: 2/26/09
Originally posted by Gdemami
And thats your version of personal beliefs
Novice Member
Joined: 5/10/13
If I agreed with you we'd both be wrong.
Originally posted by vzerov
It's actually CCP who said themself that most players stay in high sec. So his personal beliefs seem to also be the official beliefs...
My computer is better than yours.
Originally posted by Wizardry
Full loot is the reward in risk vs reward PvP games. And consequences is that you loose your gear when you suck at PvP.
Risk vs reward and consequences. That wont be seen in SotA with all the carebears whining 24/7.
My guild had some of the best UO players ever seen and they just about always fought outnumbered cause they enjoyed that challenge. They took a risk and got rewarded cause they had way better playerskills.
Full loot also work very well if gear is as easily replacable as they were in oldschool UO, took about 5 minutes. Oldschool UO is before UO went WoWified with Age of Shadows february 2003.
And please tell me how you can tell if a player is weaker then you when you have no levels in a game?
If a new player decide to go to a highrisk area for lets say a very rare rescource then he might get a nice reward but he could also suffer the consequences for taking such a risk. See i got all 3 important words in that line, risk, reward, consequences.
Originally posted by Aragon100
me clueless
nobody asked for video.. you want video? i am a PK, i haz this shizzle bookmarked
lul lul
Dev Chat on 5.16.13
32:45 - 36:30 (pvp)
MMORPGITALIA Interview
06:10 - 07:45 (pvp)
26:46 - 29:55 (pvp and thief)
32:00 - 33:43 (pvp)
roflmao @ you nub
there is even more than this, it is a google search away from your lazy butt. but it all says the same thing which you have already been told. pvp is there, full loot is going to make an appearance for the pvp players which the carebears will probably never come across. so there is not going to be any carebearing of pvp. cos the carebears wont pvp, they wont piss in the pvp water.
the only thing RG has said 100% is not going to be allowed is the outright griefing caused to nubs by hardcore PKs. while that does make me slightly sad, everything else they have said about this game, does not make me sad.
now what I suggest all of you pvp end of days frackin foos do, is start to talk over on the sota forum instead of QQ your entire lives in here. put out your concerns. be heard. the only thing you will get a no on is outright PK grief.
dooo eeeet nao
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Joined: 2/14/10
Originally posted by Komandor
Not at all. It is a common misconception.
UO was awesome. If you look at the sub numbers it was dying well before Trammel. The problem was that only the PvPers were left so Trammel killed the remaining player base and not having Trammel sooner killed the rest well before.
Back to the OPs intentions though. SoA will never be PvP centric and it will likely end up with a small player base. I have no idea what to think of it yet but it seems like it will cater to people who want to spend real cash on cosmetics, housing etc. All of the things that were earned in UO are now for purchase with real dollars. I remember planting my first small forge on the ice island the the sense of accomplishment was amazing. Building up to that seemed worth it. I am not sure where the hook will be here.
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Hard Core Member
Joined: 9/23/08
Not at all, that is a well documented fact. Official CCP statistics.
Originally posted by InsaneMembrane
There is nothing set in stone in that interview, they will try it out in alpha/beta and if the players like it they will add it to the final release.
I can assure you that the whiner carebears will remove that feature from the game.
And what was it with the sound? Couldnt hear some of what was said.
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Joined: 5/06/06
Easy solution for the Full Loot PVP crowd. Set a level barrier and a group modifier. You can only initiate combat on character(s) that are your level or higher. When in groups, the highest level character in the group dictates who the target can be and the group can have no more than a three to one advantage.
One big hit against Full Loot PVP is gear. If it is a PvP focused game, then the game economy needs to be based around crafting and trade, not loot from quests. This prevents a lot of the anger for the carebear players (myself included). If I just spent an hour or more clearing a dungeon for that one special shiny; I don't want john q ganker to come along when I exit the quest and have no resources left, and get an easy kill and take all the loot I just worked for. There is no risk v reward there.


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