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Written and Directed by Ralph McCubbin Howell
Produced by Hannah Smith
Presented by Trick of the Light and BATS Theatre
at BATS Theatre (Out Of Site), Cnr Cuba & Dixon, Wellington
From 23 Nov 2013 to 5 Dec 2013
Reviewed by Laurie Atkinson [Reproduced with permission of Fairfax Media], 25 Nov 2013
originally published in The Dominion Post
Broken River is performed in a makeshift theatre set up on the ground floor of the commercial building at 135 Victoria Street, close to Bats' temporary home in Dixon Street.
Dominating Chris Reddington and Nick Zwart's stage design is their working kinetic water sculpture that resembles one of those terrifying mutant insects called a pivot irrigator that crawl all over the Canterbury Plains. On either side of it is a braided river bed made out of 500 plastic milk bottles.
The revolving irrigator spans the large circular stage on which the inhabitants of a small farming community eek out a precarious living if they are sheep farmers and a more affluent one if they are dairy farmers.
But trouble is brewing between those wanting to push ahead with a dam on the river, expand dairy farming and make a prosperous future for their children. Violence is threatened, graffiti is daubed on sheds, cattle are let loose, and a barn is burnt down.
Broken River is obviously a highly topical play with the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment releasing a report on water quality just this week. To avoid a piece of Green propaganda which would be as boring as a piece of Soviet agit-prop theatre, the playwright has added a mysterious visitor.
He appears one day walking along the riverbed. His white suit, long unkempt hair and beard give him a Christ-like appearance. He is mute. All the adults, except an old Maori lady (Nancy Brunning), are wary of him. Only a child accepts him.
Another visitor is Nick (Paul Waggott) who grew up in the community and is returning many years later to make an official report on the situation. His impartiality is compromised when he meets up with his former girlfriend (Erin Banks) now a mother and married to a belligerent dairy farmer (Alex Grieg).
Broken River is an ambitious play. The central environmental debate is accoutred with not only a murder mystery and the possibility of a renewed romance but also with an air of mysticism. It's a strange mixture of clothing that never wholly blends satisfactorily. However, the audience is held throughout.
The production in the cavernous space is impressive though the acoustics are not the best and quietly spoken naturalistic dialogue is too often lost. The excellent cast of ten slot neatly into their stereotypical rural roles but without ever playing them as stereotypes.
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1 Rembrandthuis
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Jodenbreestraat 4 NL - 1011 NK Amsterdam
Situated in the heart of the old Jewish quarter, this house with its triangular pediment dated 1630 was Rembrandt's home from 1639 to 1659, and it was here that most of his masterpieces were created. The painter's studio was on the first floor. The m..
2 The Netherlands Maritime Museum
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Kattenburgerplein 1 NL - 1018 KK Amsterdam
Formerly the Admiralty's principal warehouse, this vast building, erected on 18,000 piles, has housed the Amsterdam Maritime Museum since 1973. The collections present a fairly exhaustive overview of the Netherlands' maritime history, whether trade, ..
3 Drents Museum
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Brink 1 NL - 9401 HS Assen
The museum collections are shared among a historic house (1885), the abbey church, the Drostenhuis and the Ontvangershuis (the former home of the inspector of taxes). The exhibition is comprised mainly of local archaeological finds (boat from 6 300 B..
4 Nieuwegracht
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Nieuwegracht NL - 3512 Utrecht
Similar to the Oudegracht, this canal is lined with elegant houses. There is the Hofpoort, the Baroque door of the Courthouse (17C) and an old pretty house at no. 37. Further on at no.63, is the Catharijneconvent museum. From the bridge, there is an ..
5 Museum het Catharijneconvent
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Lange Nieuwstraat 38 NL - 3512 Utrecht
The late-Gothic former monastery of St John of Malta and a neighbouring house from the 18C bring together religious art collections tracing the history of Christianity in the Netherlands from its beginnings to today (liturgical vestments, manuscripts..
6 Canals
Nature and gardens
NL - 3512 Utrecht
The very shady canals in the centre of Utrecht (Oudegracht and Nieuwegracht) have the peculiarity of being bordered by a quay much lower than street level. There are vaulted cellars there.
7 Spoorwegmuseum
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Maliebaanstation NL - 3512 Utrecht
This museum is in the old Maliebaan station and brings together films, pictures, documents and models on the history of Dutch railways. More than 60 locomotives, wagons and trams are exhibited on the disused tracks. As well as a signal box and a stat..
8 Gemeentemuseum den Haag
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Stadhouderslaan 41 NL - 2517 HV Den Haag
The municipal museum was built in 1935 by Berlage. Its reinforced concrete structure is faced with yellow bricks. A gallery leads to the museum's rooms, where the displays and natural lighting coalesce perfectly. The collections are divided into six ..
9 Museumpark
Nature and gardens
NL - 3002 AP Rotterdam
The Museumpark, inaugurated in 1993, was created to designs by Rem Koolhaas, an architect who is a native of Rotterdam. It is made up of three areas. The first is covered in gravel and small apple trees. The second includes an asphalted podium. The t..
10 Kubuswoningen (cubic houses)
Architecture, castles and historic districts
NL - 3013 AK Rotterdam
The cubic houses (kubuswoningen) raised above this walkway are the work of Blom. They appear to balance a single corner on a concrete base and were built between 1978 and 1984. The Kijkkubus, the show house of the group, can be visited. The Het Potlo..
11 Mesdag Panorama
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Zeestraat 65 NL - 2518 AA Den Haag
This "panorama", a device that was very fashionable a century ago, shows Scheveningen in 1881. The work is a collaboration between Hendrik Willem Mesdag and other artists of the Hague school. Painted in a style that is in the purest traditi..
12 Madurodam
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George Maduroplein 1 NL - 2584 EE Den Haag
The name of this miniaturised town is a tribute to George Maduro, an officer who was deported to Dachau then killed in 1945. The creation of Madurodam dates back to 1952. The models, built on a scale of 1: 25, bring together Holland's most typical bu..
13 Willemsbrug
Architecture, castles and historic districts
NL - 3025 Rotterdam
This cable-suspension bridge, conspicuous for its red pylons, is the work of C. Veerling. Opened in 1981, its four carriageways are an important link between the two shores of the New Maas/Meuse.
14 Erasmusbrug
Architecture, castles and historic districts
NL - 3025 Rotterdam
This bridge links the town centre with Kop van Zuid, an area of 125 hectares which used to be part of the port, where today apartments, offices and leisure facilities are going to be built. Opened in 1996, Erasmus bridge was built by B. van Berkel. A..
15 Boijmans van Beuningen Museum
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Museumpark 18-20 NL - 3015 CX Rotterdam
Situated on the edge of the Museumpark, this museum of fine arts occupies a building dating from 1935, added to with a concrete and glass extension in 2003. The collection has grown considerably since 1958, thanks mainly to the van Beuningen legacy (..
16 Naturalis
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Darwinweg 2 NL - 2312 Leiden
Seven permanent exhibitions illustrate in a lively and interactive way the richness and complexity of nature: the Prehistoric Parade, the Theatre of Nature, the Earth and Life exhibitions, the Ecosystems room, the Visions exhibition on Nature and the..
17 Fries Museum / Verzetsmuseum
Museums and art
TurfMarkt 11 NL - 8900 CE Leeuwarden
This museum occupies two historic houses: the Eysingahuis (late 18C) and the impressive Chancellerie ( Kanselarij, 1566). Its varied collections illustrate Friesian culture, history and art: remains from archaeological excavations, objects and photos..
18 Museum Het Princessehof (Dutch Ceramics Museum)
Museums and art
NL - 8911 DZ Leeuwarden
This 17C palace, the former residence of Princess Marie-Louise of Hesse-Cassel, today houses the Ceramics Museum. The collections in this museum are especially rich: porcelain and stoneware coming from Asia (Japan, China) and europe (Italy, Netherlan..
19 Het Nederlands Openluchtmuseum
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Schelmseweg 89 NL - 6816 SJ Arnhem
Situated in a beautiful undulating and wooded park (44ha) this museum comprising around 100 authentic farmhouses, mills, factories, steam dairy and granges, focuses on the architecture and rural activities of Holland's regions. Each building displays..
20 St.-Servaasbasiliek
Religious buildings
Keiser Kareplein 3 NL - 6221 Maastricht
This impressive monument, one of the oldest in the Netherlands has been much modified but was begun around 1000 and extended in the 12C. The royal doorway (south) was erected in the 13C. The lateral chapels, the north doorway and the cloister on to w..


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CV INTERVIEW: Don Stenberg defended life before the Supreme Court – now he wants to fight in the SenateBy
I spoke recently with Nebraska State Treasurer Don Stenberg. He previously served three terms as Attorney General. Stenberg narrowly lost to Ben Nelson in the 2000 Senate race. Senator Nelson, D-NE, made national headlines by casting a vote in favor of Obamacare. But to rematch Nelson, Stenberg must first beat Attorney General Jon Bruning for the Republican nomination. To learn more about Don Stenberg, visit www.stenbergforsenate.com.
Why are you running for the United States Senate?
I'm running for the United States Senate because our country is going in the wrong direction and we have to get back on track.
I think there's a number of reasons we're heading in the wrong direction. Our elected officials in Washington appear incapable of restraining federal spending. Congress routinely imposes unfunded mandates on the states. Congress has turned much of the lawmaking function over to the bureaucrats. Many members of Congress have lost touch with the American people because they've been in Washington too long. Sadly, court decisions have overturned a number of traditional values.
I want to go to Washington to work on all those problems.
Speaking of the courts, your name was on a landmark Supreme Court case, Stenberg v. Carhart, in 2000. Now you argued that case yourself before the Court, right?
That's right. I argued that case personally in the U.S. Supreme Court. The background of the case most of your readers are probably well aware. Nebraska was one of the early states to pass a statutory ban on partial-birth abortions. By the time we got to the Supreme Court, I think 30 or 31 states had passed statutes banning partial-birth abortions.
We were granted cert and the Court agreed to hear our case. And I argued that case. I think the most important thing I can say [about the case] is that it matters who sits on the Supreme Court. The partial-birth abortion case is an ideal example of that. Sadly, we lost on a 5-4 decision. Justice O'Connor cast the deciding vote. Just a few years later, Congress passed a partial-birth abortion ban. And that was argued in the U.S. Supreme Court a few years after Stenberg v. Carhart. In that case, Justice Alito had replaced Justice O'Connor. And the Chief Justice had been replaced as well, although that didn't enter into it.
And even though the arguments were essentially the same and the statutes were the same, the Court in that case upheld the federal ban on partial-birth abortions. It just underscores how tremendously important it is who sits on the United States Supreme Court.
You went up against Ben Nelson in 2000. The polls had you down 30 points, but by Election Day you almost got the better of him, losing 50.9 to 49.1. Looking for a re-match now, you first have to get through the Republican primary. Your campaign literature calls you a "lifelong conservative." Tell me what you mean by that.
I do have a number of Republican opponents in this primary, but my major opponent is the current attorney general. He's kind of the establishment candidate – has the establishment money. But he's a conservative of convenience. He was a liberal Democrat who supported gun-control, abortion rights, affirmative action, and homosexual scout masters among other things. Then he decided to run for office in the conservative state of Nebraska and now he says he's a conservative.
But Freedom Works, Sen. Mike Lee, the Madison Project, radio talk show host Mark Levin, conservative blogger Erick Erickson – none of them are convinced. That's why they and a number of other conservatives are endorsing the lifelong conservative in this race. I think the importance of each of those endorsements is that these organizations and individuals have closely researched all the candidates in this Republican primary and reached the conclusion that Don Stenberg is the one that can be counted on to be a conservative voice once he gets to Washington.
Now recent media reports have suggested that Ben Nelson might not even be that interested in seeking another term. Is that just a headfake? Or has his Obamacare vote become that unpopular in Nebraska?
It's hard to say for sure what Nelson will do. He has expressed some hand-wringing. But he has $3 million cash on hand in his account. He hired a campaign manager last spring. He certainly appears to be a candidate. The Democrats have spent $1 million in advertising here in Nebraska to try and prop him up.
This election is tremendously different than the one I barely lost to him in 2000. In that race, he was a popular former governor. He had no Senate voting record. All the polls showed that he started 30 points ahead of me. And we were still able to turn in the closest U.S. Senate race in Nebraska history.
In this race, I have lead Ben Nelson in every single poll since December 2010, which was before I even became a candidate. We beat Nelson consistently by three to six points. And that's after they spent $1 million trying to make him look good.
He has an extremely unpopular voting record here in Nebraska. First and foremost is his vote for Obamacare. Certainly the single biggest vote he ever cast.
A lot of people across the nation are familiar with Nelson's vote on Obamacare. But many pro-lifers might be surprised to find out that Nelson also voted to keep federal funding for Planned Parenthood.
Well, he did. And between those two votes, it's going to cost him the pro-life support that he's always had.
We were co-endorsed in 2000 by Nebraska Right to Life. We tried to warn them at the time, based on his appointments to the judiciary, the fact that he never showed up for a pro-life rally in his entire life — that he shouldn't have been supported. But they did split the endorsement. Had we got a sole right-to-life endorsement, we would have beat him in 2000.
So that's another important difference. And there are other votes, like the Dodd-Frank vote has really upset the bankers and many others who have to live with that heavy-handed regulation. And there's also the vast number of new regulations from OSHA and EPA that Obama has pushed. And Nelson has been an Obama supporter and has a voting record to prove it.
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Did not know all those salient facts about Jon Bruning being an ex-liberal. Given his recent talking points, which make him sound like a pandering politician, I guess I shouldn't be surprised, though.
I did not know about Mr. Stenberg before this interview, but given his obviously strong pro-life convictions I am certainly leaning towards him now, but I would like to hear his position on immigration. I am happy to hear he supports immigration as a general principle, but I would like to know his position on mandatory e-verify, DREAM Act, a guest worker program, and other issues.
Jon Bruning is the true conservative in this race. He's been a rock-solid Attorney General and the liberal comments Don puts front and center are from when Bruning was in college. Did you ever say anything dumb in college, Andy? Bruning is leading the lawsuit against Obamacare and is the only candidate who can beat Ben Nelson. This is the 4th time Stenberg has run, and it's a terrible idea for us to support him again, unless we want to lose the seat.
Jon B's rep & past is pretty widly known. More folks are learning more every day. Don Stenbgerg has my vote. He is SOLID CONSERVATIVE. Don was our Attorney General and he was AWESOME !
I don't think Americans are ready to repeal Roe vs Wade. Think most Americans are comfortable with the status quo, as yesterday's defeat of a pro-life bill in Mississippi proved. America is continuing to regress. I don't think the moral fiber of most secular 'democracies' can NOT be repaired. Think the only valid solutions is absolute Catholic Monarcy.
Dear Davide~ I would think that if Americans aren't ready for a repeal of Roe, they sure won't go for a Catholic monarchy, though Vatican City doe seem to be better run than the US, what with a stable economy,no wars etc. I thinK you make my point that the best way to greatly reduce abortions in this country is to convince women not to have them and provide them with support to make the right choice ~ Best wishes for the new year to you and your family, Greg


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Australian selectors leave Mike Hussey out of ODI squad; Brad Haddin recalled
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- January 06, 2013
BRAD Haddin has been recalled to a new look Australian one-day squad that does not include the retiring champion Mike Hussey.
With Michael Clarke, Dave Warner and Matthew Wade resting the 13-man squad has is almost unrecognisable from the Test team.
Just three players who are in the side for third Test against Sri Lanka in Sydney remain in the one-day squad, Phil Hughes, Mitchell Johnson and Mitchell Starc.
Australia's Twenty20 captain George Bailey is skipper for the first two games against Sri Lanka in Melbourne on Friday and Adelaide next Sunday.
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Ryan Posted at 10:22 AM January 06, 2013
Inverarity is and always has been a fool. His excuse for dumping Hussey is pathetic......looking forward to the 2015 world cup? Give me a break....
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Aransan of Altona Posted at 11:00 AM January 06, 2013
Hussey has retired from Test cricket. Has he retired from the shorter forms of the game?
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Adz of Sydney Posted at 11:03 AM January 06, 2013
Why are these million dollar cricketers not plying? Isnt that what they are payed to do?
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Rabbits of Sydney Posted at 12:14 PM January 06, 2013
Mind you, with the squad they picked, maybe Huss won't be too worried about missing out !!!!
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CA Posted at 1:18 PM January 06, 2013
I don't see a number of young players in the suad at all - just a lot of recylced failures This was a chance to introduce new players and let them show what they have =- most of this lot have been there before and failed After all it only One day stuff which is mostly irrelevant in any case
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PLATTSBURGH — For about a year, the League of Women Voters has been studying how campaigns are financed, both locally and nationally.
On Saturday, March 2, the Plattsburgh League of Women Voters will hold a free, open-to-the-public forum called "Preserving Our Democracy: The Case for Campaign Finance Reform for New York State" at the Plattsburgh Town Hall.
The LWV is a nonpartisan organization that began in 1920.
Today, it has local groups in every state and works to improve government by educating and engaging citizens.
"The whole state of New York is in an uproar about campaign finance reform,"said Sally Sears-Mack, president of the Plattsburgh League. "People up here aren't so far away that they don't need to hear about this and get the right scoop, not just any scoop."
The forum will be led by speaker Barbara Bartoletti, the legislative director for the League of Women Voters of New York.
Bartoletti represents the League's interests in Albany, and is instrumental in getting their voices heard by lawmakers.
During Saturday's forum, she will share the New York League's findings on campaign finance reform, and provide information on how people can get involved, whom they can contact and how they can contact those people.
"This is the first time we have taken a position on this issue," Sears-Mack said. "We are not doing it nationally yet. We feel it's more important to fix where you live."
Sears-Mack said citizen involvement is the only way to make positive change, whether the scale is local, state-wide or national.
"Many years ago, when the League of Women Voters was founded, women couldn't vote," Sears-Mack said. "With enough public outcry and demand for change, we will get change."
In 2010, the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision ruled that corporations are individuals and can therefore contribute unlimited funds to independent groups backing or opposing candidates for federal political office.
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Tonight was this season's first Harvard Square Farmer's Market delivery of the Cape Ann Fresh Catch Community Shared Fishery, and Cleetus the Cod made his way into our home, our hearts, and our stomachs scant hours after being yanked fresh from the Atlantic Ocean. Why did I name him Cleetus? Mainly for alliterative effect… one I worked out while walking in the gathering New England storm to the truck where he waited for me. And Cleetus was KING SIZED; this bad boy was the biggest fish we've yet had over for dinner.
I wish I had a scale so I could've weighed him, but I can tell you that dragging his fins home from work on the subway was both surreal, and exhausting. Thank goodness eating him fortified me so well…
This is only 1/2 of Cleetus's sweet sweet meat; the rest is waiting patiently in the freezer for a later application of cod chowder, or maybe cod fritters, or maybe codcakes. We'll see. But for now, here's about 1-1 1/4lb roughly (read: amateurishly) harvested cod fillets (which I'm proud to say were at least perfectly boneless and skinless, if not entirely successfully cut from the, er, carcass.)
I cut my fillet into 6 mostly equally sized strips, or fingers, or cutlets, or whateveryamacallem.
Salt and pepper all sides of the fish fingers liberally, and then dredge thoroughly in flour.
In a heavy bottomed skillet, heat a few tablespoons (enough to lightly coat the surface of your entire pan) over medium high heat. Melt one tablespoon butter into the hot oil, and swirl well.
Carefully place your cod pieces into your hot sizzling butteroil, and shake the pan gently to keep any damp spots from sticking. Sear gently over high heat for 5-6 minutes, or until nicely browned on the bottom, with a creeping cooked level working up the sides of each piece, leaving pink only on the very top centers.
When browned, carefully flip each piece with tongs and a spatula. Swirl the pan to distribute the remaining oils well under each piece, and gently shake the pan to keep them from sticking. Cook for another 5-6 minutes, until crispy.
Piccata is one of my favorite sauces, but I admit I've only ever used it over chicken, pork, or veal cutlets. But I had literally nothing in the pantry but a lemon, some well-salted capers, some butter and, of course,…
…some wine. Here's some cheap, but drinkable and delightfully cookable, chardonnay. I rinse my capers well…
… then add about 1 cup of wine, let reduce, then add my rinsed capers, the juice of one lemon, and — at the very last minute — one tbs butter.
Fresh, buttery leaves of Bibb lettuce tossed with cilantro, pinched fresh mozzarella, blood orange EVOO and white wine vinegar compliments the briny buttery goodness of Piccata's pan sauce over tender fresh crunchy spears of pan-seared cod. Bright as a spring morning sun, fresh as a moonlit spring night, and tasty like a tango of flavors gracefully prancing across the palate, and as satisfying as sex on the beach. Or so I hear. Keep your fingers crossed for me, folks, that our Mexican Christmas holiday happens the way we hope it will.
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The health industry is facing increasing challenge with data" as traditional methods fail to manage the scale and complexity. This paper examines clustering of patient records for chronic diseases to facilitate a better construction of care plans. We solve this problem under the framework of subspace clustering. Our novel contribution lies in the exploitation of sparse representation to discover subspaces auto- matically and a domain-specic construction of weighting matrices for patient records. We show the new formulation is readily solved by ex- tending existing `1-regularized optimization algorithms. Using a cohort of both diabetes and stroke data we show that we outperform existing benchmark clustering techniques in the literature.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. -- The eighth suspect in the beating of a Columbia teen has been sentenced to 10 years in prison.
Yahquann Gantt, 19, was sentenced Thursday on charges of aggravated assault and battery, robbery and criminal conspiracy. Gantt will get credit for being in jail since his arrest in June 2011.
Carter Strange, 18, was attacked as he jogged through the Five Points area to get home before his parents' midnight curfew.
Police say Strange was attacked by four teens while four others were waiting in a nearby car and did nothing to stop or report the assault.
Vicki Strange told Circuit Judge Michael Nettles that her son's beating has changed her family forever.
"They don't know what our family has gone through. Until someone decides your child's life isn't worth anything, you have no idea how I feel," Vicki Strange said.
The eight teens were arrested after police released video footage of them roaming Five Points on June 20, the night of the attack. Video footage showed them following other people that night before they attacked Strange, said prosecutor Dolly Garfield.
"It is my belief that these individuals were roaming through Five Points looking for prey and Carter Strange was their prey," Garfield said. "Yahquann Gantt crossed the street to help herd the prey."
After the attack, more surveillance cameras were installed in the neighborhood near the University of South Carolina. There are more than 200 cameras there now.
Gantt apologized to the Strange family Thursday.
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Rain water has been leaking into Blackbaud's Daniel Island headquarters for years.
But now the problem has gotten so bad that some employees must move into a nearby building while the leak is fixed, the software firm said in a federal regulatory filing.
Under the terms of the deal, Blackbaud's landlord, a company controlled by Blackbaud founder Tony Bakker, will cover the costs associated with the disruption, including the repairs and more than 10,000 square feet of office space at 146 Fairchild Ave., also on Daniel Island. A Blackbaud spokeswoman declined to comment on the disclosure that was filed Thursday with the Securities and Exchange Commission. She referred all questions to Bakker's Duck Pond Creek-SPE LLC.
Bakker, who owns the Charleston Battery soccer club, did not respond to a request for comment Friday.
Blackbaud moved into its newly built 235,000-square-foot headquarters at 2000 Daniel Island Drive in 2000, the same year Bakker stepped down as CEO.
It's unclear when the leaking started, but according to the lease amendment and remediation agreement signed this month, a water infiltration investigation was completed in 2006. It's also unclear what was done in the intervening seven years, or how long the fix revealed this week will take.
Plans to do exterior repair of the Blackbaud headquarters were dated Sept. 17, 2012, according to the March 22 lease amendment. Under the terms of the contract, no more than 9,000 square feet of the headquarters building can be closed at a time.
"Upon notice from Blackbaud of any continued water intrusion or other defects in completed portions of the Work, construction shall not commence in new portions of the Leased Premises until such defects have been cured," according to the agreement.
The document didn't say how much of the building is affected or how many employees will have to move to Fairchild Street. It also didn't provide an estimate about how much the repairs and other costs will be, but there were hints that they could be quite extensive.
"Alternate non-monetary arrangements reasonably acceptable to Blackbaud shall be made at Landlord's expense during any closure of the cafeteria and fitness facilities," the exhibit stated.
Blackbaud is in the midst of other transitions as well.
Almost a year after making its biggest acquisition to date, former Texas rival Convio, Blackbaud is working to integrate its products and personnel.
In January, the company announced CEO Marc Chardon would step down at the end of this year or sooner if his successor is named. The company recently entered into retention agreements with four top executives and hired an executive search firm as part of that process.
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We tried it: Oreo introduces 2 new flavors
Oreo celebrated its 100th birthday this year and has been cranking out new flavors with America's sweet tooth in mind. Two new fudge creme cookies — Coconut Delight and Double Chocolate Fudge — have been dubbed as Oreos.
The newsroom of the Naples Daily News did a taste test and the results are in. Everyone liked one or the other and some enjoyed both. Double Chocolate Fudge won by a nose, or should we say a bite. Most tasters were surprised that the cookie — despite its triple whammy of chocolate base, chocolate frosting and chocolate coating — wasn't too sweet, and enjoyed the crunch of the thin cookie under the chocolate topping.
The majority felt the cookies were a takeoff of the Girl Scouts Thin Mint cookies and were delighted that these could be left in the refrigerator or freezer to conquer a snack attack.
Complaints: The thinness of the coconut layer in Coconut Delights gave not enough of a real coconut taste, said some. Others didn't like the idea these are single cookies with a topping and chocolate coating, not a sandwich cookie like the original Oreo.
Here are observations from a few of the tasters:
Katherine Albers, Collier County government and transportation reporter: "The chocolate one was perfect. Too much chocolate makes me sick, but this was just the right amount. I liked the coconut one the best, although I thought it could have more coconut."
Tim Aten, In the Know columnist: "I was surprised that both cookies were thin and chocolate covered, which I liked. I was expecting fudge or coconut-flavored creme sandwiched between two cookies a la the beloved classic Oreo. Although I liked them, I don't think Nabisco should be calling these new creations Oreos, capitalizing on something that they are not."
"Double Chocolate Fudge is the best of the two cookies sampled because it reminds me of Thin Mints, which have always been my favorite Girl Scout cookie hands down. As with Thin Mints, the crispness counts here."
Leigh Tahirovic, Marco Magazine editor and health and fitness and religion editors: " I preferred the coconut ones. It has a mild coconut flavor and even dare I say a hint of mint. Better served cold or frozen."
Amy Bright Stubblefield, Naples Daily News single copy sales manager: "Chocolate was perfect. I am an Oreo cookie (cookie part only) fan and could normally do without the 'stuff' completely, but the chocolate 'stuff' was good on this one and there was just enough of it."
At 180 calories for three cookies, with 80 calories from fat, everyone agreed that these were winners for adults and children alike: sweet enough to satisfy a child and the child inside of every adult without being an overdose of sugar.
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Posted by Erik B on 11/20/2014
Castillo is a legendary LES restaurant - and for good reason. The food is GOOD and reasonably priced (when's the last time you ate out for under $10?). It's great to see a neighborhood staple continue to thrive in a changing city. Long Live Castillo!
Posted by Mr. Taylor on 09/03/2014
Came into the restaurant quiet good place ordered my meal. When it came my eggs were so thin I felt sorry for the chicken that died to not help me get full. My pancakes taste like the dough mix not fully don't my cheese which cost me two dollars were not melted never will I come back to this place. Only good thing was my waitress very nice lady
Posted by Gabriel Santiago Estevez on 05/28/2014
Good music Good food Respectful environment Cultural atmosphere Great service Cold beers Bilingual staff
Posted by Amy on 01/23/2014
I have been going to this places for years. One of my favorite for dominican food sancocho soup is delicious, oxtail stew and chicharron de pollo with bones (fried chunk chicken). The service is good they take care of customer in a good manner. The price are pretty cheap for a lower east side manhattan.
Posted by Anonymous on 04/29/2013
I frequented this restaurant regularly and since its a local establishment I would go along with the spotty service. I love supporting local business. Unfortunately, after all these years and coming back time and time again. This morning sitting at a table, another table came into the restaurant. I ordered a tea to-go and my friend was waiting for a menu to eat in. After about 10-minutes we look over to see the next table has all their food. We had not even gotten menus/water or the tea to go. When I asked the waitress she replied she was busy. Which is laughable as there were only 2-tables in the entire restaurant. Even still as a waitress you need to service the people that come in. Saying you're too busy to give water or menus while a later table has received all their food is just not good service.
Posted by Mike on 11/08/2012
Its one of the last old school latino places. The neighborhood is changing and hopefully the landlord will be reasonable so they can stay in business. Some of the better roasted chicken in the city with rice beans and salad for under $9. I love the goat stew, go you wont be disapointed, last comment killer cafe con leche.
Posted by jbooggramercy on 10/19/2012
Everything about this place is great. If you've never had mofongo then you should go get some now. That or any of the sandwiches. Keep it coming!!


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Published on July 11, 2014
• Business alumna returns to speak with LIFE students
Susquehanna University alumna and successful business owner Lauren Elsasser, Class of 2013, spoke Friday to high school students attending this year's Leadership Institute for Entrepreneurship (LIFE).
Elsasser, who graduated with a business administration degree in entrepreneurship from Susquehanna, started The Miss Cupcake and Let's Make Whoopie business while a student. She is also marketing and merchandising associate with the start-up company Birchbox in New York.
Among her advice to the aspiring entrepreneurs gathered outside her food truck: Don't overwhelm yourself. Starting anything is more manageable if you take it piece by piece—just like assembling one of the delicious whoopie pies she gave to the students after her presentation.


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This story is so hilarious that we're going to jump straight into it. Some dude called Paz gate-crashed Paris Hilton's 30th birthday party and stole her cake. We kid you not. He's chronicled his confectionary-criminal spree on his Facebook page, complete with photographs from inside the bash.
The cake itself was apparently worth $2,000 dollars and as Paz describes it, "It's big. It's red. It's says Paris." His elaborate journal entry starts one day before Paris-gate thanks to a friend's phone call inviting him to be a fellow crasher. It takes you through Paz and friend "Kevin" strolling down the red carpet, bodypainted nymphs with Tinkerbell wings and an 8-foot tall Iron Man impersonator. There were six open bars on site, which the duo liberally sampled from.
Of the actual cake-hijacking, Paz writes, "… It was at this inebriated moment I decided no one was going to waste $2,000 with of anything on my watch. 'Hey', I mumble to Kevin, 'I have to rescue the cake'." That's exactly what superhero Paz did because no one was paying attention or eating the damn thing. After Paris had blown out the candles of course! They're not mean, guys. They're socially and financially prudent, clearly.
They swiped it, by dodging the head of security, the waiter and God knows who else, and took their prize home. And in the end, he wrote, "It's red. It's delicious. And I don't know WTF I'm going to do with it." Erm, pass us a slice? Also, did anyone even notice that it was missing? Happy Birthday, Paris! You can't make this stuff up.
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Manchester United's trip to Swansea on Saturday August 17 will be Sky Sports' opening live game of the new Premier League season - and it will be free to all.
The 1730 BST kick-off at the Liberty Stadium will be David Moyes' first league game in charge of the Red Devils, who will be looking to get their title defence off to a winning start.
And to celebrate the first day of the Premier League season, Sky Sports is inviting every home in Britain to enjoy a free day of action on Saturday August 17. Sky Sports 1 will replace the regular programming on Sky 2 (on Sky and other pay TV services) and Pick TV (on Freeview and You View) meaning millions of home viewers can enjoy a live top-flight match, a Football League fixture, plus a host of other football shows at no cost.
The other biggest games of the opening weekend - Jose Mourinho's return as Chelsea manager and Manuel Pellegrini's debut as Manchester City boss - will also be live on Sky Sports.
Chelsea will host Hull on Sunday August 18 at 1600 BST while Newcastle will be the visitors to the Etihad Stadium on the Monday night at 2000 BST.
The selections, made together with the Premier League, are the first of 116 live fixtures on Sky Sports - the most ever in a single season.
In the first round of fixtures, Sky Sports will show 43 live Premier League matches by December 1 - at least three matches every week, while every team will be shown by October 6 and at least twice by December 1.
Every clash between last season's top four will also be screened as well as nine derbies including Manchester, North London, North East and South Wales.
Barney Francis, managing director of Sky Sports, said: "This is our biggest ever season of Premier League football. When you look at the opening fixtures in black and white, you can see that no other broadcaster comes close to the quality that we offer.
"Sky Sports will show every match between last season's top four as well as every club at least twice by December. We'll have more than three times as many matches as BT, and our schedule is even stronger than it was last season.
"With the best team of analysts, a fantastic new weekend schedule and coverage from the Football League, UEFA Champions League, La Liga and the SPL, this is the best ever football season for Sky Sports viewers."
Meanwhile, BT Sport - the new broadcasters on the block - will show the first live Premier League game of the season when Liverpool host Stoke at 1245 BST on Saturday August 17.
The new channel have also secured Tottenham's clash with Chelsea on September 28 and the first Merseyside derby between Everton and Liverpool on November 23 as part of their 38-game package.
Sky Sports live games:
Sat 17: Swansea City v Manchester United (5.30pm)
Sun 18: Crystal Palace v Tottenham Hotspur (1:30pm)
Sun 18: Chelsea v Hull City (4pm)
Mon 19: Manchester City v Newcastle United (8pm)
Sat 24: Aston Villa v Liverpool (5.30pm)
Sun 25: Cardiff City v Manchester City (4pm)
Mon 26: Manchester United v Chelsea (8pm)
Sat 31: Crystal Palace v Sunderland (5.30pm)
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Sat 21: Chelsea v Fulham (5.30pm)
Sun 22: Arsenal v Stoke City (1.30pm)
Sun 22: Manchester City v Manchester United (4pm)
Sat 28: Swansea City v Arsenal (5.30pm)
Sun 29: Stoke City v Norwich City (1.30pm)
Sun 29: Sunderland v Liverpool (4pm)
Mon 30: Everton v Newcastle United (8pm)
Sat 5: Sunderland v Manchester United (5.30pm)
Sun 6:Norwich City v Chelsea (1.30pm)
Sun 6: West Bromwich Albion v Arsenal (4pm)
Sat 19: West Ham United v Manchester City (5.30pm)
Sun 20: Aston Villa v Tottenham Hotspur (4pm)
Mon 21: Crystal Palace v Fulham (8pm)
Sat 26: Southampton v Fulham (5.30pm)
Sun 27: Chelsea v Manchester City (1:30pm)
Sun 27: Sunderland v Newcastle United (4pm)
Sat 2: Arsenal v Liverpool (5.30pm)
Sun 3: Everton v Tottenham Hotspur (1.30pm)
Sun 3: Cardiff City v Swansea City (4pm)
Sat 9: Norwich City v West Ham United (5.30pm)
Sun 10: Tottenham Hotspur v Newcastle United (12pm)
Sun 10: Sunderland v Manchester City (2.05pm)
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Located in the beautiful Sierra foothills, midway between Sacramento and Lake Tahoe, we are a diverse, warm and welcoming community; a place where our members can develop close and lasting friendships. We embrace traditional and non-traditional families, singles, and both partners of interfaith marriages. While we are a Reform congregation, as the only Jewish place of worship in the region, our religious services reflect both traditional and contemporary modes of worship.
Rabbi Alan Greenbaum, brings his experience and devotion to Judaism and the Jewish people to our community. Our vibrant and growing religious school is led by Harriett Kroot, a teacher and former principal with a lifetime of experience who provides our children with a remarkable curriculum of special Jewish experiences and family programs while empowering them to live the rest of their lives as knowledgeable Jews.
Our congregation is a place to pray and learn and draw close to God. It is a loving environment for celebrating and commemorating life's special occasions. It is a place to call home. Please explore our website, and should you have any questions, feel free to call our office or send us an e-mail at email@example.com
Welcome to Congregation B'nai Harim! Dear Friends,Been to a cemetery lately?It sounds like a depressing question, but it really isn't. Wehave in our communities two very special Jewish cemeteries. These are the Pioneer JewishCemeteries located in Grass Valley and in Nevada City. While we take primary responsibility forthe maintenance of these sacred grounds, we share that with the Commission for thePreservation of Pioneer Jewish Cemeteries and Landmarks. The oldest graves go back to the1850's.I mention it here for two reasons. First, these cemeteries represent our oldest history in theregion. Second, they are a wonderful living reminder of how we function as a community.Even in our earliest days when there were only a handful of Jews living in Nevada County, wefunctioned as a caring community - taking care of every aspect of Jewish life for each other.And as we did in pioneer days, so we do today in the second decade of the 21st century. We atCongregation B'nai Harim strive to be a community which is both warm and welcoming. Wehave a vision of a vibrant Jewish community and work hard for that to continue as a reality. Weare proud of our heritage and of our Jewish values and share them with anybody who cares tojoin us.As a member of this wonderful community, please make every effort to participate in our manyactivities over the year. I think you will enjoy it and we will be a stronger congregation as aresult of you being an active member!I wish you a healthy and joyful year!Shana tova,Rabbi Alan Greenbaum
Welcome to Congregation B'nai Harim and the Nevada County Jewish Community Center. In 2013 the office of President is being shared by three members. Thanks to dedicated Board members and active membership, we feel supported and proud of our engaged members and presence in the foothills community. We keep the NCJCC open every week for Shabbat services, holiday celebrations, and community and social activities. We host Sunday School classes from pre-school to high school, and Hebrew School for those wanting to learn and prepare for Bar and Bat Mitzvah. Our adult education includes Rabbi led discussions such as "Ess and Fress" and pertinent books, movies, and lectures.In most organizations, the people are what make it special. Our Rabbi, Alan Greenbaum leads meaningful Shabbat and High Holiday services, prepares our Bar and Bat Mitzvah boys and girls, and is involved in education and social counsel when needed to help or support our members and families. He steadies the rudder for many as we experience life's challenges. Harriett Kroot is the Principal or our Sunday and Hebrew schools. Her teaching skills and leadership supports the dedicated teachers that guide our children in Jewish education and learning a challenging language. The Sunday School mornings start out with simple service with ritual, prayer, and songs. While created for the students, all members are welcome to join a short injection of worship. While we are cautious of trying to individually list everyone who contributes for fear of missing someone, many of our members contribute by leading services when the Rabbi is away; hosting community dinners; hosting onegs; baking challas; overseeing the finances, building and landscape; promoting and publicizing activities; updating our website; leading activities; contributing time and resources; performing, sharing, and giving. We host fundraising activities in the community to gain exposure at the Nevada County Fair and our now famous Deli Night. We offer a Mens Club and Sisterhood to the community, not just our NCJCC members. We truly are a community organization and are blessed with caring and helpful members who often contribute tirelessly. We thank everyone for their contribution and commitment to a successful welcoming environment to enable year-around worship, holiday celebration, Jewish education and lifestyle, and friendships.
Shalom, Garrett Eckerling, Victor Simon, and Gordon Mann, Presidents
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The Southeast Oklahoma Rural Health Network (SORHN), a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit, recently changed its name to Rural Health Network (RHN) of Oklahoma. The change comes as efforts increase to improve access to health care for individuals living in Southeast Oklahoma and surrounding areas. RHN members include: Choctaw Memorial Hospital, Pushmataha Family Medical Center, Pushmataha Hospital, McCurtain County Hospital, Kiamichi Family Medical Center and Little Dixie Action Agency, Inc. RHN will be soon adding a critical access hospital and an additional hospital to its network.
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Friday night lights are shining bright for the 2013 Bearcats. The intensity level is through the roof. It is great to be a part of the excitement.
As a parent, it is always mixed emotions as your child takes the field. There is such a sense of pride and gratification to see your child so fired up and intense about something however, deep down suppressed within, lies the fear of injury. You don't often think about it, however you know it exists and you're reminded with each injury-timeout.
Come out and support the team tonight as they play against the Atoka Wampus Cats in the Homecoming game.
Homecoming activities begin at 7:00 pm with kickoff at 7:30 pm.
It was a different looking team when the Antlers Bearcats varsity football squad hosted the Talihina Golden Tigers on Friday, September 13, 2013. Fresh off their win against Valliant the week before, the Bearcats came on strong with Drew McKnight (#2) catching a 37-yd pass thrown by QB Zach Speer (#5) and taking it into the end zone with 2 minutes left in the first quarter. Tanner Brown (#12) kicked the extra point and Bearcats took the lead 7 to 0.
The Antlers Middle School and Junior Varsity football teams traveled to Valliant September 12, 2013. Overall, the teams did well. The 7th grade lost, but the 8th and on Thursday, 9th grades won their respective games.
The Honobia Bigfoot Organization, Inc., invites you to attend the Honobia Fall Festival to be held Oct 5, 2013 from 9 am until 5 pm at the Honobia Community Center. This year's events include a 5K run sponsored by the Choctaw Nation, BBQ cooking contest, old car show, kids' baseball tournament and school art contest.


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1. Set - noun
· a group of things of the same kind that belong together and are so used; "a set of books"; "a set of golf clubs"; "a set of teeth"
Synonym(s): set
Hypernym(s): collection, aggregation, accumulation, assemblage
2. Set - noun
· (mathematics) an abstract collection of numbers or symbols; "the set of prime numbers is infinite"
Synonym(s): set
Hypernym(s): abstraction, abstract_entity
3. Set - noun
· several exercises intended to be done in series; "he did four sets of the incline bench press"
Synonym(s): set, exercise_set
Hypernym(s): exercise, exercising, physical_exercise, physical_exertion, workout
4. Set - noun
· representation consisting of the scenery and other properties used to identify the location of a dramatic production; "the sets were meticulously authentic"
Hypernym(s): representation
5. Set - noun
· an unofficial association of people or groups; "the smart set goes there"; "they were an angry lot"
Synonym(s): set, circle, band, lot
Hypernym(s): social_group
6. Set - noun
· a relatively permanent inclination to react in a particular way; "the set of his mind was obvious"
Hypernym(s): inclination, disposition, tendency
7. Set - noun
· the act of putting something in position; "he gave a final set to his hat"
Synonym(s): set
Hypernym(s): placement, location, locating, position, positioning, emplacement
8. Set - noun
· a unit of play in tennis or squash; "they played two sets of tennis after dinner"
Synonym(s): set
Hypernym(s): playing_period, period_of_play, play
9. Set - noun
· the process of becoming hard or solid by cooling or drying or crystallization; "the hardening of concrete"; "he tested the set of the glue"
Synonym(s): hardening, solidifying, solidification, set, curing
Hypernym(s): natural_process, natural_action, action, activity
10. Set - noun
· evil Egyptian god with the head of a beast that has high square ears and a long snout; brother and murderer of Osiris
Synonym(s): Seth
11. Set - noun
· the descent of a heavenly body below the horizon; "before the set of sun"
Synonym(s): set
Hypernym(s): descent
12. Set - noun
· (psychology) being temporarily ready to respond in a particular way; "the subjects' set led them to solve problems the familiar way and to overlook the simpler solution"; "his instructions deliberately gave them the wrong set"
Hypernym(s): cognitive_state, state_of_mind
13. Set - noun
· any electronic equipment that receives or transmits radio or tv signals; "the early sets ran on storage batteries"
Synonym(s): set
Hypernym(s): electronic_equipment
14. Set - verb
· put into a certain place or abstract location; "Put your things here"; "Set the tray down"; "Set the dogs on the scent of the missing children"; "Place emphasis on a certain point"
Synonym(s): put, set, place, pose, position, lay
15. Set - verb
· fix conclusively or authoritatively; "set the rules"
16. Set - verb
· decide upon or fix definitely; "fix the variables"; "specify the parameters"
Synonym(s): specify, set, determine, define, fix, limit
Hypernym(s): choose, take, select, pick_out
17. Set - verb
· establish as the highest level or best performance; "set a record"
Hypernym(s): lay_down, establish, make
18. Set - verb
· put into a certain state; cause to be in a certain state; "set the house afire"
Synonym(s): set
Hypernym(s): change, alter, modify
19. Set - verb
· fix in a border; "The goldsmith set the diamond"
Synonym(s): set
20. Set - verb
· make ready or suitable or equip in advance for a particular purpose or for some use, event, etc; "Get the children ready for school!"; "prepare for war"; "I was fixing to leave town after I paid the hotel bill"
Synonym(s): fix, prepare, set_up, ready, gear_up, set
Hypernym(s): change, alter, modify
21. Set - verb
· set to a certain position or cause to operate correctly; "set clocks or instruments"
Synonym(s): set
Hypernym(s): adjust, set, correct
22. Set - verb
· locate; "The film is set in Africa"
Synonym(s): set, localize, localise, place
Hypernym(s): stage, present, represent
23. Set - verb
· disappear beyond the horizon; "the sun sets early these days"
Synonym(s): set, go_down, go_under
Hypernym(s): descend, fall, go_down, come_down
Antonym(s): rise
24. Set - verb
· adapt for performance in a different way; "set this poem to music"
25. Set - verb
· put or set (seeds, seedlings, or plants) into the ground; "Let's plant flowers in the garden"
Hypernym(s): put, set, place, pose, position, lay
26. Set - verb
· apply or start; "set fire to a building"
Synonym(s): set
Hypernym(s): originate, initiate, start
27. Set - verb
· become gelatinous; "the liquid jelled after we added the enzyme"
Synonym(s): jell, set, congeal
Hypernym(s): solidify
28. Set - verb
· set in type; "My book will be typeset nicely"; "set these words in italics"
29. Set - verb
· put into a position that will restore a normal state; "set a broken bone"
Synonym(s): set
Hypernym(s): put, set, place, pose, position, lay
30. Set - verb
· insert (a nail or screw below the surface, as into a countersink)
Synonym(s): set, countersink
31. Set - verb
· give a fine, sharp edge to a knife or razor
Synonym(s): set
Hypernym(s): hone
32. Set - verb
· urge to attack someone; "The owner sicked his dogs on the intruders"; "the shaman sics sorcerers on the evil spirits"
Hypernym(s): assail, assault, set_on, attack
33. Set - verb
· estimate; "We put the time of arrival at 8 P.M."
Hypernym(s): estimate, gauge, approximate, guess, judge
34. Set - verb
· equip with sails or masts; "rig a ship"
Hypernym(s): equip, fit, fit_out, outfit
35. Set - verb
· get ready for a particular purpose or event; "set up an experiment"; "set the table"; "lay out the tools for the surgery"
Synonym(s): set_up, lay_out, set
Hypernym(s): fix, prepare, set_up, ready, gear_up, set
36. Set - verb
· alter or regulate so as to achieve accuracy or conform to a standard; "Adjust the clock, please"; "correct the alignment of the front wheels"
Synonym(s): adjust, set, correct
Hypernym(s): change, alter, modify
37. Set - verb
· bear fruit; "the apple trees fructify"
Hypernym(s): reproduce, procreate, multiply
38. Set - verb
· arrange attractively; "dress my hair for the wedding"
Synonym(s): dress, arrange, set, do, coif, coiffe, coiffure
39. Set - adjective
· (usually followed by `to' or `for') on the point of or strongly disposed; "in no fit state to continue"; "fit to drop"; "laughing fit to burst"; "she was fit to scream"; "primed for a fight"; "we are set to go at any time"
40. Set - adjective
· fixed and unmoving; "with eyes set in a fixed glassy stare"; "his bearded face already has a set hollow look"- Connor Cruise O'Brien; "a face rigid with pain"
41. Set - adjective
· situated in a particular spot or position; "valuable centrally located urban land"; "strategically placed artillery"; "a house set on a hilltop"; "nicely situated on a quiet riverbank"
Synonym(s): located, placed, set, situated
42. Set - adjective
· set down according to a plan; "a carefully laid table with places set for four people"; "stones laid in a pattern"
43. Set - adjective
· being below the horizon; "the moon is set"
Synonym(s): set
44. Set - adjective
· determined or decided upon as by an authority; "date and place are already determined"; "the dictated terms of surrender"; "the time set for the launching"
Synonym(s): determined, dictated, set
45. Set - adjective
· converted to solid form (as concrete)
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