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Mumbai: His insistence on a spinning track boomeranging, a sheepish Indian cricket captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni on Monday said he was disappointed with his tweakers who did not adjust their pace to exploit the pitch in the lost second cricket Test against England here.
India were handed a humiliating 10-wicket loss by the English, who were expected to struggle on the spinning track that Dhoni had asked for before the game.
Instead of the host spinners, it was England`s Monty Panesar who made batsmen dance to his tune and walked away with 11 wickets. On the other hand, Kevin Pietersen and Alastair Cook proved their class with hundreds on a track that seemed to terrorise other willow-wielders.
"Definitely outplayed. Monty bowled really well. All get turn, but the pace he bowled at made sure that the batsmen were on the front foot. To some extent, yes I am disappointed with our spinners. We let England bat on the back foot. We could have brought them forward," a disappointed Dhoni said at the presentation ceremony.
Dhoni had lambasted the opening Test pitch in Ahmedabad despite India`s win and today he said his bowlers just could not get a hold over the pace to bowl at here.
"All of a sudden they have to change their plan. Ahmedabad was completely different and it was a change of conditions," he said.
Dhoni said the next two Tests, starting with the game in Kolkata on December 5, would be a test of character for his team.
"When two best sides are playing, series are close. It will be a test of character in the two coming games," he said.
Dhoni`s rival number Alastair Cook said he has all but forgotten the disappointment of losing the toss.
"Without a doubt, it is a great win. I can`t fault the effort of the lads. I could have called heads and obviously it was an important toss. The way we bowled on that first day it was fantastic," said Cook.
Cook lauded the contribution made by Pietersen and Panesar.
"You don`t need to tell KP anything and it was great to watch from the other end. Credit to the way Graeme Swann and Monty bowled. Brilliant performance. It`s been interesting two weeks and we have seen ends of the spectrum," he said referring to the nine-wicket loss in Ahmedabad.
Man of the match Pietersen the hundred in the match ranks quite high in his(R personal bests.
"Now that we have won, this hundred is at the top. Yesterday I said Test hundreds feel a lot better when you win," said Pietersen.
Back in the fold after being at loggerheads with the England Cricket Board for quite some while, Pietersen lauded his teammates and the dressing room unity.
"Panesar and Swann were outstanding. Cooky didn`t talk about himself, but he was outstanding. What a difference a week makes. The way boys have come back is great. Cricket wise, it is not bad now.
"Thanks to the guys in the dressing room and the management. Every day you put on an England jersey, it is special. Thanks to the supporters who have travelled, and also the Indian support. They have been great too," he said.
Asked what was the key to performing well on the Indian soil, Pietersen said, "You have to trust your defence, that is the big difference. You play sweep shots early on, it doesn`t look that good."
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American Jewsare celebrating Israel's jubilee with great fanfare, but here in thehomeland, folks seem considerably less enthusiastic. You get thesense that Israel at 50 is like a bar mitzvah boy who doesn't want aparty -- not until he gets taller and his acne clears up. Not untilhe feels normal.
On a very hot day last week I walked into theelectrical shop on the main street of my Jerusalem neighborhood.There I found the stocky proprietor grumpily thanking thetakeout-Moroccan food vendor from around the corner for inviting himto his house for a barbecue on Yom Ha'atzmaut, Independence Day.Sensing a journalistic opportunity, I asked the electrical man: So,what say you about the jubilee? His terse reply, freelytranslated:
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We are champions of high-tech, our per capitagross domestic product of $17,000 is higher than Spain's, but thesedays unemployment is sharply up, the shekel devalued. Folks with goodjobs and steady incomes have the luxury of feeling glum over the bigissues: war and peace, synagogue and state, the deep rift betweenleft and right. The shopkeeper, most likely, has an added reason tobe in no mood for celebration: Blank videotapes are costing him moreand his customers are buying fewer of them, and his rent iscalculated in dollars, meaning he owes the landlord more shekels thanhe did last month. But does this mean the country is "alhapanim"?
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The College of Communication and Information will name a classroom in honor of CCI alumna Hilda Murray, an accomplished entrepreneur and business executive. A brief ceremony, part of the CCI Board of Visitors spring meeting, will take place from noon to 12:30 p.m. on Friday, March 7, in Room 309 of the Communications Building. A plaque honoring Murray, which will hang outside the classroom, will be unveiled at the ceremony.
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Ron Winslow has spent the last quarter century chronicling the most important health news—from the latest cancer research to questions about medical ethics—for Wall Street Journal readers. Winslow will talk about "Covering Science: Worst of Times, Best of Times" when he delivers the annual Alfred and Julia Hill Lecture at 8:00 p.m. on March 11 in the McClung Museum Auditorium.
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A two-time Pulitzer Prize–winning author and science journalist will receive an honorary doctorate during UT's spring commencement ceremonies. John Noble Wilford, a 1955 journalism graduate, will receive an honorary doctorate of letters and science at the College of Communication and Information ceremony in May. The UT Board of Trustees approved the degree today at its winter board meeting held in Martin.
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WBIR news anchor Robin Wilhoit recently received the College of Communication and Information's 2014 Diversity Award at the college's annual Experience Diversity Banquet.
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Several years ago, the thought of online dating left you LOL. Today, it is the second most popular way for couples to meet. "People like online dating because there are so many choices and opportunities to customize your search" for the perfect mate, said Elizabeth Hendrickson, assistant professor in the School of Journalism and Electronic Media. Hendrickson's research interests include issues relating to social media.
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Lisa Fall and Kenneth Levine in the College of Communication and Information teach their students about serving others and bridging cultural divides.
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The College of Communication and Information will hold its annual Experience Diversity Banquet at 7:00 p.m. on Friday, February 21, at the Bearden Banquet Hall. The keynote speaker is Robin Wilhoit, news anchor for WBIR-TV in Knoxville. Wilhoit also will receive the 2014 College of Communication and Information Diversity Award.
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WNYC Public Radio's "On the Media" program reported on the ways that proponents of creationism have used the tools of modern media to make their case. The segment host, Brooke Gladstone, interviewed UT journalism professor and author Ed Caudill on his book Intelligently Designed: How Creationists Built the Campaign Against Evolution.
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Suzie Allard, associate professor and associate director of UT's School of Information Sciences has received a national teaching award. Allard was given the 2013 LJ Teaching Award from Library Journal, one of the nation's top library and information science trade publications.
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T.Y. Hilton understands much has changed with Reggie Wayne no longer part of the Colts' offense.
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A third-round draft pick in 2012, the former Florida International star has been a prominent figure in the Colts' resurgence since his arrival. Perfectly complementing Wayne last year, he caught 50 passes for 861 yards and seven touchdowns and averaged a team-high 17.2 yards per reception.
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Hilton, by contrast, is building off of last year's sturdy foundation.
Confident in his abilities and determined to improve each week, Hilton is not only a reliable target but an explosive one. And in light of circumstances, Luck is likely to tap the resource as often as possible — just like he did during the second half of the Houston game, when the Colts climbed out of a deep hole for a 27-24 win.
"Andrew did a great job getting me the ball," Hilton said. "(Offensive coordinator) Pep (Hamilton) did a great job calling the plays. Once we get out there, we kind of just have fun, settle into the game and just do what we do."
Luck certainly has fun hooking up with the dynamic player he first noticed on TV while both were still in college.
"I remember watching him play a little college football. They had a game against Louisville on a Thursday night," Luck said. "It seemed every time he touched the ball, he took it to the house. I was (asking), 'Who is this little guy? A jitterbug out there.'
"I think his explosiveness, his dynamic ability is pretty evident from the start when you're out there on the practice field with him. He's special."
Perhaps, but he doesn't see himself that way — even though defenses will likely defend him that way.
But marked man or not, he has no plans to change what has worked so far.
"I'm going to continue to do what I do and go out there and have fun," Hilton said. "When the ball is thrown my way, go out there and make a play."
No need to change that.
Rick Morwick is the sports editor of the Daily Journal. Send comments to email@example.com.


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Men's Hockey Splits, Still Top of WCHA
SCSU's men's hockey team wrapped up their final regular season home stand of the season with a pair of WCHA meetings against Michigan Tech over the weekend. St. Cloud State was victorious on Friday night 5-3. SCSU went one for three on the power play in the contest, scoring during the first man advantage of the game. Drew LeBlanc made the game 1-0 early in the first period and from that point on SCSU dominated. The Michigan Tech Huskies made an attempt at a comeback in the third period, scoring three goals but were unable to get anymore pucks past goaltender Ryan Faragher. Faragher made 42 saves in the contest.
Saturday night was senior night, featuring a ceremony that honored the careers of Taylor Johnson, Ben Hanowski and Drew LeBlanc prior to puck drop. (Listen to KVSC's Senior Salute from the broadcast here.) The night proved to be an emotional turmoil for the SCSU as they fell to the unranked Huskies of Michigan Tech 5-1. Michigan Tech wasted no time scoring in the game notching their first goal at the :28 mark of the first period to take a 1-0 lead that they never gave up. St. Cloud State took 37 shots in the contest but only one was able to get past MTU's goaltender Jamie Phillips. Jimmy Murray scored the lone goal for SCSU with just under three minutes remaining.
St. Cloud State does remain in the top spot of the WCHA with a two-point lead over Minnesota and North Dakota. With the win Friday the Huskies secured a home ice spot for the first round of WCHA playoffs March 15-17th. St. Cloud State dropped in USCHO polls this week to eighth place and is now tied for tenth place in the all-important PairWise rankings.
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Mirror's Edge review (X360)Reviewed on July 23, 2009
The future is not as pleasant as it looks. Underneath its brightly colored and highly reflective surface, a totalitarian government sees fit to monitor the flow of all information and crush any dissent among its citizens. In this world, the only privacy allowed is through use of an elite, underground team of mailmen, specially trained in traversing dense urban landscapes in short periods of time. Known as Runners, or those who walk in paths not meant for human locomotion, in Mirro...
Viking: Battle for Asgard review (PS3)Reviewed on July 23, 2009
I had intentions when I chose Viking: Battle for Asgard. I was in a very clear, very violent mindset when I brought it home. Blind Guardians Battlefield was my hymn, I resisted the urge to let out a primal, growl of a war cry when I put it in my system, and I prepared myself for what I believed would be an all-out, soul-shattering war from beginning to end.
Homeworld review (PC)Reviewed on July 23, 2009
The many skirmishes of Homeworld are punctuated by long periods of cold, dead silence, with the gentle hum of your ships engines contributing to it rather than breaking it. There is no sound in vacuum space, of course, and while Homeworld does break this rule, few other games are this adept at conveying such an appropriately quiet atmosphere. For as action-packed as the campaign often is, its the frequent stillness that stays with you.
Kung Fu review (NES)Reviewed on July 23, 2009
Kung Fu is not a game that lends itself to deep analysis. Theres nothing subtle about it, no deep gameplay, and certainly not any rich art design or anything. It is what it is, which is basically a straightforward retro action game that will inspire a lot of silly grins and snickering. Theres nothing big at stake here, which is what makes the games charm.
Legacy of the Wizard review (NES)Reviewed on July 22, 2009
Legacy of the Wizard has a lot going for it: colorful graphics, a rich soundtrack, diverse playable characters, a huge expansive world to explore, and plenty of items to collect and experiment with. While this sounds like a NES classic so far, one key ingredient is missing from the recipe: game play. To put it bluntly, the game play stinks worse than bad dragon breath and therefore spoils the entire dish.
Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis review (PS2)Reviewed on July 22, 2009
At first, I didnt believe Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis had what it takes to be epicor even great. In truth, good was all I really expected.
Double Dragon III: The Sacred Stones review (NES)Reviewed on July 21, 2009
This third and final Double Dragon for the Nintendo is god awful. It is the final, desperate gasp of a franchise that was already growing rapidly dated. When you look back, none of these games were very good. They featured a couple of bland interchangeable characters, an assortment of forgettable baddies, and combat that was skewed to the opposition. When other beat em ups began to emerge with greater personality and more solid fight mechanics, it was natural for Double Dragon to be discard...
Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible II review (GBC)Reviewed on July 21, 2009
This is one of those Japanese RPGs that defines the term "under the radar", but hopefully a new (fan) translation will change all that. It was first released in 1993 on the Gameboy and ported to the GBC in 1999, but with few changes, besides the improved colours. Initially there is nothing much of note, just nondescript towns and townspeople, a world map that uses cones for mountains and blue squares to represent towns, and dungeons that are short and mostly uninspired in design. However, if you...
Mighty Final Fight review (NES)Reviewed on July 20, 2009
Mighty Final Fight is a fairly enjoyable brawler from Capcom, the masterminds behind the Mega Man franchise and assorted Disney games. They also created the original Final Fight, which caused a sensation when it first hit arcades in 1989. Consider this Nintendo game to be a kind of condensed version of that one, with a few flourishes here and there.
Olympic Decathlon review (APP2)Reviewed on July 20, 2009
Everyone knows about the free card games you get with Windows, but they are nothing compared to Microsoft's wonderful early Eighties game, Decathlon. It simulated all ten events of its namesake, and you could practice or play through them all; Decathlon telescoped a grueling two-day affair into an intense thirty minutes. Even friends with the latest consoles enjoyed getting better and almost beating me, and I had fun mostly winning. We took breaks between events, just like real ath...
One Piece: Going Baseball - Kaizoku Yakyuu review (GBA)Reviewed on July 19, 2009
This is a simple game. You throw the ball. You hit the ball. You catch the ball. Those lines were spoken by the manager of the Durham Bulls in the movie Bull Durham. Although baseball isn't the most cerebrally taxing sport, modern baseball games make Americas pastime seem like a complicated affair for the uninitiated You have to decide who to start, batting order, when to get the bullpen going, what deodorant the players use, and which back alley dealers they will buy steroids f...
Double Dragon II: The Revenge review (NES)Reviewed on July 18, 2009
Double Dragon II is in some ways a step forward and in other ways a step backward. The good comes with the bad, and the bad is often irritating. The lesser parts ultimately outweigh the better ones, and we walk away thinking this could have been a really good brawler. Just a little bit of thought would have gone a long way.
Confidential Mission review (DC)Reviewed on July 18, 2009
When Confidential Mission, a standard light gun title by Hitmaker, was released, quite a number of creative games in the genre had come and gone. During the mid '90s, Namco unveiled Time Crisis, a game that gave you the ability, with the help of a foot pedal, to take cover from attacks. Silent Scope, by Konami, actually makes you wield a sniper rifle to locate targets from absurd distances. Hell, Police 911, released the same year CM was ported to the Dreamcast, has sensors impleme...
Munchman review (TI99)Reviewed on July 17, 2009
Many home maze-chomp games in the eighties tried to emulate Pac-Man, maybe adding something, with weird mazes, one-way doors, turning walls, keys and so forth. In theory, at least. Some pretended like giving more frequent extra lives was a big bonus over the arcade, when really they'd just gotten your money anyway. Most barely went beyond adding graphic detail, shifting point values, or changing sounds or the reward in the center. Some subtracted it, like the Atari 2600 port of Pac-Man. Munch...
Double Dragon review (NES)Reviewed on July 16, 2009
Double Dragon is a fair brawler. For one of the earliest entries in this genre, thats not bad. Compared to the execrable arcade version, it fairs even better. But put it next to a game like Mighty Final Fight or Ninja Turtles III, and Dragon demonstrates some wear. Its not as technically competent as the former or as inventive as the latter. Such is often the condition of being first. A game like this can start a genre, but its one thing to do that and another to remain relevant as ...
Half-Life: Desert Crisis review (PC)Reviewed on July 16, 2009
Blasting someone out of the sky with an electromagnetic beam rifle; making heads explode with twin Desert Eagles while somersaulting through the air; disintegrating someone's entire torso with an over-sized, electrified sledgehammer - these are some of my fondest memories in gaming.
Metal Slug 4 review (ARC)Reviewed on July 16, 2009
Lots of words come to mind when I think about SNK's Metal Slug games, and one of the very last is competent. Riding an elephant, turning into a zombieI didn't love this shit because of how well it complemented the gameplay. I loved it because it was fucking insane. An elephant eating chili and incinerating the enemy army with his breath would be the highlight of any other game, but in just one level of Metal Slug 3 it's a distant second to seeing your undead hero melt the flesh off their bone...
Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem review (GCN)Reviewed on July 16, 2009
Im fairly certain that the scariest thing Ive ever experienced in a video game happened in Eternal Darkness: Sanitys Requiem. In one of the games many stops along the timeline of an ancient book detailing the history of a dark, unseen force, I found myself in the shoes of a Persian swordsman named Karim, who was journeying into the desert to claim a legendary treasure for his lover. The Forbidden City that Karim came upon looked startlingly similar to the one Id explored as Roman sol...
Sanrio World Smash Ball! review (SNES)Reviewed on July 16, 2009
So, Hello Kitty's Sanrio buddies DO have a competitive side. As the referee, she's above it all, but her pals grimace and showboat after each goal in the soccer and breakout amalgam that is Sanrio World Smash Ball. (SWSB.) It's still wholesome fun, from introductory-round enemies adorably whiffing easy kicks to the four-fruit passcodes for continuing at later matches. It even gets away with elevator music between matches. It's just far more intense than you'd expect from Sanrio.
TaleSpin review (NES)Reviewed on July 15, 2009
TaleSpin is a game that I did not wholly enjoy. I certainly didnt enjoy it on the same level as Capcoms Darkwing Duck or Rescue Rangers. And yet, its a fairly competent piece of software that delivers all the requisite action and brand power. Fans of the syndicated Disney cartoon TaleSpin will find that this is probably the only good video game based on it. This isnt just a concession based on the low bar set by other TaleSpin games, but also a fair appraisal independent of any oth...
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Looks like it will play movies with cinavia.
Thanks cinavia was so annoying...
Looks like it will play movies with cinavia.
Thanks cinavia was so annoying...
I'm sick of hearing about XBMC... these are still early days as far as homebrew media players for PS3s, they will get better.
how and what do you mean by this? i have been wanting to play mkv on my ps3 since day 1.
mkv is supported? ok i'm impressed (even if juttery its a sign of good things to come) apologies for my earlier comment.
i could convert mkv to avchd but some large files (mostly 1080p) don't want to convert at all and with the new firmware update 720p movies get the image cropped at the top right 1/4th of the screen upon playback.
Might the spu-medialib stuff be of use? I don't know much (anything) about multimedia programming, but the cell-based functions could be used as a basis for implementation here, yes?
I agree with you - however, it depends on how it is referenced. 'When will we get XBMC?' is pretty annoying, and I'd rather have a native PS3 app just like this. Just keep in mind the standard it set for homebrew multimedia playback and management.
You should definitely add support for MKV files!! That would make this program sky-rocket into legend!
This looks like a good start thats for sure.. Now time to test...
Thank you very much for this release. First glances, i see lots of possibilities for this media centre... I am very excited at the prospect of updates and bug fixes...
Lots of respect to you.
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Re: Why is FICO different for two identical reports ?
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I just reviewed my MyFico info for both Equifax and Transunion, and was amused that the scores are different, despite both agencies reporting the exact same things: the top level dashboards both show "Great" and "Very Good" For the same categories, there are the exact same accounts. exact same balances. Even my "current credit card activity" is the same. However, on the "What's Hurting Your Score" page (the one with the scales), the Eq one cites "bad payment history", while the Transunion one cites "high account balances' and "high credit usage". One score is 769, one is 741. I thought FICO was supposed to be a balanced score that represented a single unified metric, and I'm a bit baffled as to why I'm getting two completely different scores on what seems to be the same data.
Welcome! "FICO" is a generic term and when I first joined here I thought there was only one FICO score. On the contrary, FICO created a different formula for each CRA (e.g. EQ, TU, and EX). So, even with 100% precise and perfect and mirrored reports, the FICO scores between TU and EQ will differ, though only by a few points. From what I understand the scores are different because each CRA contracted FICO to create a score using their data via a licensing agreement. Therefore the scores differ. And while a score range of 300-850 is advertised, it is slighly different and that can create varying scores too.
The FICO for each of the CRAs also weigh in account differently. In my experience, EQ weighed revolving utilization a whole lot more than TU. For example, I had 89% utilization reporting at one point in time and took a loan to pay all of my CCs off. Utilization in one month went from 89% to 1%. Both TU and EQ reported 89%. But when the balances went down, my EQ FICO increased 125 points and my TU FICO increased 80 or so points. Conversely, IME, TU weighs baddies a lot more than EQ. I had a baddie report once and TU dropped a lot more than EQ. This alone can cause your score difference. Certainly your mileage may vary. This can explain why the "things that are hurting your score" (the top one to four items that hurt the most and the top one to four items that help the most) vary between both reports.
Finally, it's very, very rare to see two reports exactly alike. It's not uncommon to have an account on one report and not the other. That alone can cause a significant score difference. Also not every creditor will update all 3 reports at the same time and that can cause a big score difference in some situations. In the past I've had lates report on one and not the other. Even something small like dates can result in a large score difference.


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Minority within a Minority
Reflecting on Marital Violence in the
Nepali American Community
Compared to many other groups of Asian origin, Nepali Americans have remained below the radar in regards to both scholarly and activist interests about their lives in the United States. The lack of systematic governmental data on this community as well as the tendency of outsiders to consider Nepali Americans as no different from Indians contributes to their veritable invisibility. There are very few and scattered descriptions of the history, socioeconomic profile, numbers, and concentration of Nepali immigrants in the United States. Accounts of domestic violence in the Nepali American community, a subject that is often shrouded by cultures of silence, are even more difficult to track.
We have attempted to partially address these gaps of information in this chapter.1 First, we describe the legal and sociocultural position of Nepali and Nepali American women. Second, based on our dialogues with several Nepali American women who are part of a Nepali women's network, we discuss dimensions of domestic violence, focusing particularly on underreporting of such violence and the culture of silence surrounding it. Third, we discuss the reasons for the relative (in)ability of Nepali American women to seek help from South Asian women's domestic violence organizations. Given the problems of gathering systematic data, we cannot describe exactly how often violence occurs or how prevalent it is across social strata. However, we discovered that almost all Nepali women we approached in different parts of the country were aware of some cases of domestic violence in the community. This persistent pattern of awareness within our small sample is indicative of the existence of wider patterns of violence throughout the Nepali American community writ large.
This chapter draws on both secondary and primary data to present several dimensions of domestic violence among Nepali Americans. We obtained much of


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Deputies in one Eastern Carolina county are looking for a man who fired on them after a home invasion Thursday morning.
Corey Cox is wanted for four counts of kidnapping, robbery with a dangerous weapon, burglary, felony possession of marijuana and assault with a deadly weapon on a government official.
Deputies say Cox and three other men burst into a home on Merrimon Road in the North River community, assaulted those inside and bound them with duct tape.
As the men were leaving, deputies arrived and attempted to stop their vehicle. One of the fleeing suspects fired three shots at deputies.
Three of the four suspect were apprehended. Donte Johnson, 26, of Beaufort, Jerard Cherry, 19, of Cove City, and Shondale Bryant, 24, of New Bern are in jail on a half million dollar bond.
Deputies seized $17,000 in cash, a quarter pound of marijuana, a handgun and a sawed off shotgun.
Cox should be considered armed and dangerous.


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Thin stream abstraction on top of pubnub
Thin stream abstraction on top of pubnub
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Sometimes a message gets lost in pubnub until you send another one and those two messages come together
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Has anyone ever dinned at Victoria and Alberts and if so is it easy to book?
we are looking for somewhere special for our Honeymoom and would welcome your reviews and opinions. Is it worth the money? how long does the meal last ?
Has anyone ever dinned at Victoria and Alberts and if so is it easy to book?
we are looking for somewhere special for our Honeymoom and would welcome your reviews and opinions. Is it worth the money? how long does the meal last ?
My DW and I have dined there several times and it is an ideal venue for an anniversary, in fact we did exactly that on our silver wedding anniversary a few years ago.
You can dine either in the main restaurant or try for the Chef`s Table which we did on our anniversary. To be honest though, the Chef`s Table is a better experience if there are more than just the two of you. We dined at the Chef`s Table on another couple of occasions with some friends and enjoyed the experience much more.
The main dining room is also a great dining experience and the meal is likely to last around 2 hours.
At first glance the portions seem a bit on the small side, however as there are loads of courses, you certainly won`t leave the place feeling hungry.
It is essential to make a reservation which you can do 180 days before your visit.
Is it worth the money? Well it isn`t cheap that`s for sure, however it is a great experience for a special occasion and worth splashing out at least once.
You must let us all know what you think of the place.
Slowhand, isn't it the style of this restaurant to change the menu frequently? There is no set menu, rather a general "feel" for the type of choices that may be offered on your night there?
It's an experience not to be missed if you're celebrating that special "something"!
My DW and I have dined there on our wedding anniversary and thoroughly enjoyed it. They even give you a personalized menu with your name in beautiful script across the top. We've got ours in one of our memory albums. The meal is superb and while the portions do seem small at the time, you'll leave absolutely stuffed. And as you leave, the maître d presents your honey with one, beautiful, long stemmed red rose.
Is it expensive? Well, yes but when you put it into perspective, I believe it's well worth the price.
Do make your reservations as early as possible. Like Slowhand says, 180 days before your visit. The restaurant fills up fast.
Tom (... now I'm hungry! Again!)
That`s right Tink.Originally Posted by Tink, post: 217460
The menu changes daily as the head chef sources what he considers to be the best ingredients available on a daily basis.
At the Chef`s Table however you are not given a menu.
Instead the chef comes to your table, and then over a glass of bubbly, he/she asks your party if anyone have any preferences or allergies etc.etc..
You then leave it to the chef to "tailor make" your meal for you.
At the end of the evening you are given personalised menus, printed with your name and detailing all of the courses you have chosen.
Slowhand, can you elaborate a bit more on why the Chef's Table experience is something you found more enjoyable with more than two?
Donna and I have also done the Chef's Table as well as the main restaurant. To us it is well worth the price. Donna is a much more picky eater than I (she doesn't do any seafood, veal, wild game etc.) V&A has always worked with her to make sure that she got a meal that she would enjoy even if it meant adding in items off of the vegetarian menu also to meet her needs.
We too believe that the Chef's Table (which I think seats 8, maybe 10) would have been more enjoyable with other couples. You are back on the far side of the kitchen away from the remainder of the diners and it would be nice to have friends to talk to while dishes are being prepared. The one good thing about it though is that men are allowed to take their jackets off while they are back there. They do ask you to put them back on if you wander out into the main dining room to go out and use the restrooms though. I'm not sure I would want to share it with total strangers but it would be nice to be able to plan it with a group of friends.
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Don`t get me wrong Tink, the Chef`s Table is a wonderful experience.Originally Posted by Tink, post: 217507
The thing is that you are seated on the only table there which is sized to suit a party of 10 [or 12?]
As the table is located actually in the kitchen with only a handrail between you and the chef`s, you are then free to chat with them and ask any questions regarding their work etc.etc.
I felt like we were in a "goldfish bowl" when there were just the two of us, but it`s great when there are other folks in your party in order to share the experience.
Incidently we were getting some strange looks from the chef`s when it was our anniversary meal.
It was only when they presented us with our menus after the meal that I found out why. Emblazonned on the menu in hand written gold letters it stated "Congratulations to Mr & Mrs ******* on your Golden Wedding Anniversary".
The chef`s said later that we looked good for our ages!
Here's the page at Disneyworld.disney.go.com that elaborates on the Chef's table. Even got a pretty good picture of it!
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I'm writing this a few hours away from the opening of Viennese architect Susanne Zottl's new exhibition at SCI-Arc, A Styrofoam Lover with (E)motions of Concrete. According to SCI-Arc, the show "proposes a new program that at once asks for a transformation of existing spaces and structures, as well as an improvement of the energy efficiency of existing buildings."
"Walls in this exhibition bend and undulate," SCI-Arc continues; "they push into space; spaces pushes into them. They gain their shapes by using casting, coupled with a flexible textile membrane, as its mode of creation." To be totally frank, it sounds a bit like it's just a big wall made from a creatively poured mix of concrete and styrofoam—but, having said that, I like Zottl's own accompanying descriptions enough to draw attention to the project.
Quoting her own write-up at great length:
"Practicing architecture in the city of vienna confronts us frequently with the question of how to invent architecture within existing structures and in the context of protected monuments. Many of our projects are remodelings of historic structures. The agreement with the Bundesdenkmalamt (federal office of historical monuments) is that additions to and alterations of the monument are only permitted, as long as there is a clearly readable break between the historic substance and the new elements. So the monument in its former appearance could, at any point of time, be reconstructed. We are convinced that this attitude—the act of freezing a particular status of a building in time—represents a dead-end. The quality of grown structures is their intensity, which is created by the traces left on it by [the] different stages it ran through. Contemporary tasks and questions demand continuous re-interpretations of existing structures. In order to keep "monuments" as living organisms within the city, their transformation into the contemporary context is inevitable. Baroque architects and sculptors did not act shyly when transforming gothic cathedrals according to their view of the world."
If, as Zottl suggests, the "remodeling and renovation of existing buildings in our time are strongly linked to the improvement of their energy efficiency," then the problem being set up here is actually extremely interesting. How do we intervene into the existing building stock of a city—especially a city with such historically monumental structures as Vienna—without violating preservation laws but also delivering a new era of sustainability? How do we transform our own Gothic cathedrals, to paraphrase Zottl, be they old brick warehouses or simply the vinyl-sided suburbs, so that they meet the green standards that we expect from architecture today?
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Well, I was pretty productive this morning! Not.
Instead of getting all my Quickbooks work done, I spent nearly an hour registering and signing up for Live! with Kelly's Spa-la-la-la-la giveaway.
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Ohhh yeah Anyway, my efforts were fruitless because I need a scanner and a scanner I do not have. I'll find one though. Then I'll be entered to be selected to win a spa getaway and I'll win! Just you wait and see!
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I decided to use the riced cauliflower as just that – rice, and then added this "sauce:"
Aldi's roasted red pepper and tomato soup makes delicious tasting sauce! I thought about added regular marinara, but who eats marinara with rice? Roasted red pepper and tomato soup totally makes more sense 😉
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PAKISTAN: UN Human Rights Council must respond to bombing of Balochistan
On 27 August 2006 it was reported that fighter jets and helicopters attacked the south western province of Balochistan, killing some 37 government opponents, including a former governor and chief minister of the province, Sardar Akbar Khan Bugti. The military action is also reported to have claimed the lives of two members of the provincial assembly and two of Bugti's grandsons. Afterwards, the president-cum-army commander congratulated the troops for their overwhelming use of force in killing the 79-year-old invalid and his handful of supporters.
Since 2001, the military has engaged in brutal and uncompromising attacks on its opponents in Balochistan. It has used the air force on at least six occasions. Some 600 persons are estimated to have been disappeared. Out of at least 4000 persons detained in the province before 5 December 2005, when the federal interior minister spoke of them before the National Assembly, not even 200 hundred are known to have been produced in the courts. The actual numbers of those detained and disappeared may be far higher.
While the conflict in Balochistan is ostensibly about separatism and tribal politics, in fact the government's determination to attack and kill ruthlessly is fuelled by its desire for control of the resource-rich areas of the province, and its unwillingness to share the profits obtained with the local population. A parliamentary committee of the National Assembly in 2003 advised the country's military government that it should solve the conflict in Balochistan through dialogue and recognition of the legitimate demands of local people that they be paid royalties for the extracting of mineral wealth. The army instead provoked militancy through its use of force and denial of the right of victims to take complaints against military personnel to the courts.
This latest slaughter is only likely to provoke far greater divisiveness in a country that is already rife with conflict. Apart from ensuring continued widespread popular support for Bugti, which resulted in riots in major cities, the government has further distanced itself from the country's provincial assemblies, three of which have openly opposed the military operation in Balochistan.
Somehow, despite all of this Pakistan has been able to secure membership on the new UN Human Rights Council. As this latest incident illustrates, being a member of such a body has done nothing to sway the military from policies that aim to obtain bloodshed rather than peace.
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- Water use and reasonable electricity charges.
- Broadband internet access, residents must provide their own Ethernet cable.
Other services are available if you wish to use them. These are at your expense:
- User-pays laundry room.
- Limited off-street parking available.