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UA added 16 points from Chase Budinger, who had a double-double with 10 boards, and 13 points from Ivan Radenovic to improve to 13-2 overall and 4-1 in Pac-10 play.
Marcel Jones had 26 points to lead OSU (8-9, 0-4), with Sasa Cuic adding 16. No other OSU scorer had more than 7.
The Cats created numerous inside offensive opportunities, hitting more than 20 of their 28 made shots inside the paint. The Beavers made it close with scrappy play and decent shooting, hitting 47 percent from the floor. UA hit 49 percent and needed all 12 steals and a slight rebounding edge to put away OSU. Shakur's point-guard play, with six assists and nine points, also helped UA play steady when needed.
The Cats opened the second half with a 12-6 run in the first five minutes to stretch its lead to 21 points, 54-33, and the game appeared out of doubt. Radenovic hit a jumper, Budinger hit a layup, Jawann McClellan knocked down a shot and Williams hit two shots and two free throws.
The Beavers fought back, and a 7-0 run fueled by Wesley Washington, Jack McGillis and Angelo Tsagarakis made it tighter at 59-47 before Williams hit a driving layup to stop the run.
But OSU kept coming, with Seth Tarver, Washington and Jones hitting shots to cut the lead to 10 points, 61-51 at the nine-minute mark. Jones hit another layup between UA scores and it was an 11-point game at the second media timeout (7:59), 64-53.
Radenovic canned a trey shortly thereafter, and then added a pair of points from the line to push UA up by 16, to again make it appear a rout, but OSU had six points in the next minute to trim the lead to 11 points, 70-59.
Little-used UA substitute forward Fendi Onobun scored all of
Williams had 16 and Budinger 14 points in the first half to stake UA to a solid 15-point lead at the break.
Cuic stopped the run with a trey, and Jones dunked on a fast break, but was called for a technical for hanging on. Radenovic hit both free throws to push UA's lead back to seven, 12-5, at the first media timeout at 15:50.
Budinger jammed a lob from Shakur, and a bit later fed Williams underneath and he was fouled, making both free throws for a 16-5 lead a minute later.
Arizona got into a little lull and the Beavers cut into the lead with a free throw by Marcel Jones and a Cuic jumper, followed by a Jack McGillis three-pointer and at the second media timeout it was UA 17, OSU 11 with 11:29 left in the half.
UA's early rebounding helped get two more baskets, with Williams scoring a second-chance bucket and Budinger building a drive-and-bonus three-point play after another break off the boards. OSU answered with a dunk by Jones for a 22-13 margin.
OSU kept it reasonable with a Wesley Washington acrobatic bank shot, on which he was followed and hit the bonus, to make it 24-16
McClellan bounced a lead pass to Shakur on a break a short while later for a crowd-enlivening score and it was UA up by 28-18 at the 7:26 timeout.
After a few traded buckets, OSU coach Jay John called timeout with the ball at the 4:29 mark, still trailing by double digits, 32-22. The Cats' 10-0 run put more space between the teams over the next several minutes.
The Beavers came out of the huddle and couldn't cash in, and a minute later Budinger had a steal and fed McClellan for a dunk. Budinger played back-door with Shakur through eye contact and laid another bucket in for a 36-22 lead, and Williams twisted in a looping layup on the break to make it a 16-point lead.
Jones stopped the glut with a leaner and Cuic got free for a layup to trim it back to 12 points, 38-26, but Budinger got an inside pass from Williams to get free for a dunk. Cuic hit a free throw at the other end inside the final minute, and the Beavs had the ball after an offensive rebound, but UA got a steal and UA coach Lute Olson called timeout with 13 seconds left. Shakur was fouled in the paint and made a pair of free throws for the halftime margin, 42-27.


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I don't think there's an actual statistic, however I think that less than 15% of people who claim to have eaten at a barbecue restaurant have actually ate real barbecue. There are simply so many restaurants which could be classified as 'corporate barbecue'. These multiple chain restaurants serve up the typical barbecue choices, beef brisket, pork ribs, smoked chicken, turkey, and sausage. While these various barbecue choices do typically start off in a real barbecue smoker, often they are finished in an oven, or kept in a warmer throughout the day before making it to your plate. Too many times I've visited one of these chain restaurants only to sit down to a plate of brisket that tastes exactly like roast beef, excessively dry chicken, ribs completely void of a spice rub exterior, and other meats that require excessive barbecue sauce to rescue them and make them edible.
There's one place in particular that claims to offer 'Texas style barbecue', however they seem to always fail in the delivery of this claim. If you find yourself standing in front of a cafeteria style line placing your order, only to have the people behind the line shouting jingles which echo across the restaurant letting everyone else know of your food selection, then chances are you're at a place that will fail to satisfy your craving for real barbecue. The same can be said for that one restaurant that passes out bright colored plastic cups as souvenirs for visiting.
Apart from these corporate 'cue places, there's the family style restaurants and steak houses that have a few barbecue options on their menus and claim that they're true Texas style barbecue. They pride themselves in having fall off the bone ribs that come to your table slathered with almost half a bottle of barbecue sauce. Quick news flash for you, ribs should not fall off the bone. A good barbecue rib will pull away easily from where you take a bite, however the rest of the meat should stay on the bone. A 'fall off the bone' rib has either been boiled or baked in an oven. These places also typically offer barbecued chicken or pulled pork, which is nothing more than plain chicken or shredded pork with the same amount of barbecue sauce poured on. Bottom line; steakhouses are for steaks, burger joints are for burgers, and 'neighborhood' restaurants are for your quick dinner fix when needed.
If you're wanting real barbecue then jump in your car and start driving around. Keep your eyes peeled, because most of the time the best barbecue you can find is often in a small, run down building with a quaint sign out front that reads 'BBQ'. If you step out of your car and immediately get greeted with a rich wood smoke smell, then chances are you've indeed found a real barbecue joint. It's best to ask the people in these places what they recommend. Often you'll be told everything, but typically there's something that people just rave about and that's what you should stick with. It may take a couple of visits to various small barbecue joints like this before you find one that blows your taste buds away, but once you find that one you'll be hooked for life. You'll tell all your friends and be more than willing to travel a little bit further to get some barbecue.
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"Have no fear. The outcome of the battle for life is already decided" (John Paul II, World Youth Day, Denver, 1993).
Reflection: Despite how powerful the culture of death seems, we foster, in ourselves and others, a supreme and uninterrupted confidence that the tools of grace with which God has equipped the People of Life are far more powerful and eternally victorious. We do, at the same time, have to work anxiously to be faithful to our own role in proclaiming, celebrating and serving that victory.
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Let $P$ be a square matrix and $ \rho(P)$ the spectral radius of $P$. How to show \begin{align} \rho\left( \dfrac{P}{ \rho(P) + \epsilon } \right) < 1 \text{ for all } \epsilon >0. \end{align}
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Let $ \rho(P)$ be the spectral radius of $P$. Show $ \rho( \dfrac{P}{ \rho(P) + \epsilon } ) < 1 \text{ for all } \epsilon >0. $
Let us elaborate on the comment by Chris: by the definition of an eigenvalue you can show that $$ \lambda \in\sigma(P) \text{ if and only if } c\lambda\in \sigma(cP) $$ where $c$ is any non-zero constant. Next, $\rho(P) = \max\{|\lambda|:\lambda\in\sigma(P)\}$ so $\rho(cP) = |c|\rho(P)$.
Finally, put $$ c = \frac{1}{\rho(P)+\epsilon} $$ to get $$ \rho(cP) = \frac{\rho(P)}{\rho(P)+\epsilon} $$ and you only need to upper-bound the latter ratio.


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Junior Matthias played at the No. 4 and No. 5 position throughout the season and posted a 7-4 record overall. Matthias defeated Trinity's Caroline Henry (9-2, 9-5, 9-1) in a crucial match to help push Penn to a 5-4 victory over the Bantams. Matthias was named Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area in 2008 and is enrolled in the
Scott is one of Penn's best weapons on the court. This season, she played the majority of her matches at No. 2, but also played as high as No. 1, posting an 8-3 overall record, 1-0 at No. 1. Scott went 3-0 at both the 2009 and 2008 Howe Cup. She is a two-time second-team All-America and first-team All-Ivy. Scott finished the 2008 season ranked No. 13 in the nation. She is enrolled in the
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Following a solid start to the Ivy League slate, the Princeton baseball team (5-17) will head to Seton Hall for a midweek clash with the Pirates (11-13) on Wednesday, Apr. 3 at 4 p.m. The non-conference game will be the first of four during the remainder of the regular season.
Last Time Out: Princeton went 3-1 in its Ivy opening weekend, including a sweep of Brown. Mike Ford, Zak Hermans and Kevin Link all earned complete game victories, as the Tigers split with Yale to open the conference schedule. Hermans earned his first win of the year in a 4-0 victory over Yale on Mar. 30, while Ford and Link were on the mound for a pair of 3-1 defeats versus Brown the next day.
On Deck: The Tigers hit the road for their first Ivy road trip of the year this weekend at Dartmouth and Harvard. Princeton plays the Big Green on Saturday, Apr. 6 in doubleheader action, followed by a twinbill the next day versus the Crimson. First pitch is set for 12 noon both days.
Shut 'Em Out: Zak Hermans tossed the Tigers first shutout win of 2013, going the distance in Princeton's seven inning 4-0 victory over Yale to kick off Ivy play. The senior righty struck out five and scattered three hits in 24 batters faced. He also had four 1-2-3 innings.
At the Plate: Alec Keller headlined the offense following Princeton's Ivy opening weekend. As the leadoff batter in all four games, he went 7-for-15 with four runs, a triple and a home run. He also was 1-for-1 in stolen base attempts.
Freshman Billy Arendt also started all four games and was 4-for-9 with a double, an RBI and a run. The infielder made four putouts and 14 assists for a perfect fielding percentage.
Ivy Debuts: Freshmen infielders Billy Arendt and Danny Hoy, and pitchers Chris Bodurian and Cameron Mingo, along with sophomore pitcher Danny Thomson made their Ivy League debuts last weekend. Arendt and Hoy both started all four games.
Scouting Seton Hall: The Pirates host a pair of midweek contests, beginning with Rider on Tuesday before hosting the Tigers the next afternoon. Seton Hall is coming off a 2-1 series versus UConn and is 11-13, 3-3 BIG EAST. Zack Granite leads the offense with a .340 batting average (32-for-94) and has 22 runs, 10 RBI, four triples and two doubles. A starting pitcher has yet to be determined for Wednesday's meeting.


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Lang, who replaces Mike Warde, spent the 2012-13 season as a volunteer assistant coach with Army.
Lang spent three seasons as the women's head coach at Manhattanville and one season as the men's head coach before moving to Army last season.
A 1998 graduate of American International College, Lang also spent two seasons as an assistant at AIC.
"Eric was a valuable member of the staff last year and he will seemlessly step into this assistant role," said Army head coach Brian Riley in a news release. "His credentials are excellent. He knows our conference, knows how important academics are, is beginning to understand West Point and is an excellent on-ice instructor and recruiter."
Lang will handle Army's power-play units, have recruiting responsibilities and will have a hand in video analysis and on- and off-ice work.
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AMHERST, Mass. - The University of Massachusetts ice hockey team began the season with a 3-2 exhibition loss to St. Francis Xavier (Canada) on Friday night.
St. Francis Xavier opened the scoring with two first-period goals, just over two minutes apart. Todd Norman lit the lamp first at the 9:58 mark of the opening 20 minutes and teammate Mike Smith added a goal at the 12:30 mark for a 2-0 lead.
After a shaky first period, the Minutemen came out strong in the second period, narrowing the lead to 2-1 on freshman Stephen Werner's (Chevy Chase, Md.) power-play goal. Werner won a battle for a loose puck in front of the net and poked it past the St. Francis Xavier goalie. The goal was assisted by Thomas P?ck (Klagenfurt, Austria) and Tim Turner (Saginaw, Mich.).
St. Francis Xavier still led 3-1, when freshman forward Michael Mullen (Pittsburgh, Pa.) let loose a slapshot just inside the blue line that beat St. Francis goalie David Haun top shelf to narrow the margin to 3-2. The goal was assisted by freshman Peter Alden (West Tisbury, Mass.) and sophomore Dustin Demianiuk (Franklin, Mass.). However, the Minutemen could not score the equalizer after pulling goalie Gabe Winer (Stoughton, Mass.) with just over a minute to play.
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AIKEN, S.C. – University of South Carolina Aiken athletic director Randy Warrick announced late this week that Kara Kreutzer has been appointed as the new Pacer head women's cross country coach.
Kreutzer comes to USC Aiken after spending this past year as a student assistant coach for the Augusta State men's and women's cross country teams.
"I think Kara is a young, energetic coach who will hit the ground running with our program," noted Warrick. "She has been a part of a great cross country program at Augusta State and she will bring good knowledge and experience as a former collegiate runner to USC Aiken. Her background in the Peach Belt Conference will bode well for us as we prepare to host the 2011 Peach Belt Conference Cross Country Championship at Pacer Path."
A December 2010 graduate of Augusta State with a Bachelor's of Science in Biology, Kreutzer ran cross country and track for the Peach Belt Conference institution.
"I am so excited about working with the returning runners and recruiting some new student-athletes into the program," remarked Kreutzer. "I hope to implement training workouts to aid the team in being competitive and successful for the upcoming cross country season."
Kreutzer was consistently a top five scorer for the Jaguar cross country program under the direction of Adam Ward.
Kreutzer claimed All-Academic honors in 2007 and 2008, while also being named to the PBC Presidential Honor Roll after the 2007-08 athletic year.
As a member of the Augusta State women's club track team, Kreutzer is currently the school record holder in the 2K, 3K and 10K Steeplechase.
Kreutzer was also a member of Augusta State's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee for all four of her years at the institution.
An extremely well-rounded individual, Kreutzer was a member of many other organizations during her time at Augusta State. She was a member of the Biology Club, the Tri-Beta Biology Honor Society and the Chemistry Club. Kreutzer was also a Student Ambassador Board member and a member of the Iota Pi Chapter of Alpha Mu Gamma.
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Just recently in January of 2011, Kreutzer was the road race director for Trot to Adopt 5K. The road race was set up to benefit Lifesong for Orphans.
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The Harvester, Epochalypse and A Town Called Dragon slate by Legendary Entertainment producing developing projects. By the date lines, the latter two of these broader spectrum seeming titles queue a due within a median 2014; the former along a 2015 release. Only a look for upcoming releases will not update any sort of synopsis or multiplex times. These Legendary productions are coming to a comic book store near you. And unlike any of the studio's power titles from their animation showings such as --, the upcoming trio prompt the announcement of a partnership with Penguin Random House.
"We want to deliver great comics, and this new agreement with Penguin Random House enables us to be much more effective in bringing our stories to readers. We are very excited by this new venture," said David Sadove of Legendary's Publishing Operations.
While the matters of distribution, sales, production and publishing are part of the overall picture it's the ambitious premises that illuminates the potency these developments optimize such a binding, not to mention catalyzing, partner deal.
Jeff Abraham, President of Penguin Random House Publisher Services, added "Legendary is known for creating some of the most popular films of the past decade. We're excited to partner with Legendary Comics and to help grow their publishing unit into a thriving participant in the graphic novel market."
Come Fall 2014, it's beyond a nick of time fomenting a science fiction-thriller pacing disaster at an Epochalypse scale:
When a mysterious space-time phenomenon causes 600 years of human history to collapse into a single era, an elite team of Resynchronization officers must wage a war against the very laws of time.
A Town Called Dragon leverages urban fantasy out its torporous vampire/witch/ghost tales plateau bringing an action-adventure to the fore: Modern-day America and ancient mythology collide when the last dragon egg finally hatches, and an ordinary group of citizens must unite to defeat it.
Thriller and horror are the twin-turbo impetus behind a modern day plot line coming in 2015:
A supernatural suspense story unfolds when two rebellious investigators discover that the nightmarish urban legend of "The Harvester" is more real - and more dangerous - than they ever imagined.
"Penguin Random House Publisher Services' expertise will enable us to broaden our reach as we expand our ever-growing catalogue. Working with a mix of seasoned comic book pros and some bright newcomers, we are committed to delivering the best new stories, characters and worlds in the industry. The three new titles we are announcing today are just the tip of the iceberg of what's to come from Legendary Comics," said Bob Schreck, Legendary Comics' Editor-In-Chief.
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[production] text = "SOMETHING"
Using Zend_Config: $config = new Zend_Config_Ini('/path/to/ini/some.ini', 'production'); echo $config->text;
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Zend_Config_Ini uses parse_ini_file to read the ini file from disk. This function doesn't support escaping double quotes.


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Jamie Foreman Movies and Career Information
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Jamie Foreman is an English actor best known for his roles as Duke in Layer Cake and Bill Sikes in Roman Polanski's Oliver Twist. He played opposite Ray Winstone and Kathy Burke in Gary Oldman's Nil by Mouth and also featured in Elizabeth, Gangster No. 1 and Sleepy Hollow. He appeared in the 2006 Doctor Who episode "The Idiot's Lantern". He also featured as a racist taxi driver in The Football Factory. Foreman also played Basta in the film Inkheart. He also appeared in one episode of Law and Order: UK in 2009. He is the son of Freddie Foreman, a former South London gangster and associate of the Kray twins. He was married to actress Carol Harrison and they have one son, Alfie. His recent work for BBC Radio includes the title role in Wes Bell, directed by Matthew Broughton, and the six part series Hazelbeach by David Stafford and Caroline Stafford. He also played a small role in I'll Sleep When I'm Dead. He is a fan of Tottenham Hotspur. In 2011, Foreman joined the cast of EastEnders as Derek Branning, taking over the role from Terence Beesley. It was later confirmed in 2012 that Foreman was leaving and that Derek would be killed off.
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On Fri 05-May-2011 12:24 , Bryce Martin wrote: > I think that it is ridiculous that IBM creates software that is > stomped by a browser upgrade.... even IE 8... which has been out > since when? March 19, 2009. That is right... OVER 2 YEARS AGO!!!!! > > It's sloppy at best, but negligent of its customers and products at > worst. How do you not fix something browser based in over 2 years? > My mind boggles when I see this crap from them... they are better > than this, or at least they should be. Thank goodness I don't need > to use an HMC, or might really be mad :D As described... Seems to me that the browser would be considered to be the problem since their upgraded code is no longer able to process what apparently was being processed previously without any difficulty before the upgrade.? That is to say, when a browser is upgraded and then directed to the same link which is accessing\performing the same un-upgraded code\actions that existed since before the browser was upgraded, then how would the fault be the unchanged versus the changed feature? Why would IBM be expected to ensure that every browser upgrade was still properly rendering their code\output since a level already verified to be supported? Should IBM ensure every release upgrade to a 5250 emulator should remain compatible with their previous version of that non-IBM 5250 emulator? While I suggested Rob should get a DCR or APAR to track, that is only because the IBM response suggested they had submitted a "request to development to get this repaired". I figured that response implied both that IBM admitted some culpability and that a resolution to the request could be tracked [since code changes would come only from one of those two features, both of which have tracking identifiers].(Continue reading)


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With the success of Tria Hair Removal Laser 4X, Tria Beauty did it again with the new Tria Age Defying Laser.
Tria Beauty's Age Defying Laser is an FDA-cleared laser for facials that can be used at the comfort and privacy of your own home. It works wonders by enabling users to perform laser facials at home, just like the facials administered by the dermatologists' office! After about three to four weeks of use, skin really does look and feel firmer, more radiant, softer, smoother, more vibrant, while dark age spots, redness, fine lines, wrinkles and pores are lessened. This miracle Age Defying Laser makes dull and tired looking skin glow, look healthier and younger, as if you've had ample beauty sleep. Retail price for this Age Defying Laser is $495 (90 day money back guarantee, so it's a win-win), which may sound pricey at first, but when you add up all the money saved from expensive skincare products and dermatologist visits, this is truly an incredible value!
What it does: The Age-Defying Laser sends targeted beams of light deep within the skin to support natural collagen production the exact same way that the professional treatments do. It treats skin from within: beams of light penetrate the skin to create microscopic zones of cellular disruption. The skin feels warm, but the surface is left undisturbed. It stimulates natural healing: the body's natural healing process springs to action, working to rapidly heal the treated areas by stimulating natural collagen production. It supports new collagen: as new collagen forms, fine lines, wrinkles, and imperfections are naturally sloughed away. Check out this video here to learn out this Age Defying Laser works.
Research results: Women who used the laser in clinical studies reported a number of visible improvements to their skin, including enhanced clarity, smoothness, and radiance. After 4 weeks participants reported:
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Now that [artist id="502642″]Eminem[/artist] has pushed up the release date of Recovery by a day to June 21 (following the album's leak last week), the Detroit rapper is pulling out the big guns to promote the disc.
In a new video ad called "Emwow" that looks calculated to go viral, Vince the ShamWow guy sets aside the miracle sponge for 30 seconds to sell you about the slice-it, dice-it wonders of the new Marshall Mathers disc. Wearing a black polo embroidered with the Recovery title and his signature headset, Vinny holds up the disc and announces, "Hey, it's Vince with Eminem's new album, Recovery, and you're gonna be clappin' when you hear Eminem rappin'."
He then demonstrates the "dozens of uses" for the disc, including slicing razor-thin tomatoes for your sandwich, serving as a drink coaster, a necklace for the ladies or even as bling for your garden hose (get it?). He even suggests cutting the disc in half (an unusual selling point for a CD, but we'll go with it) and using one part to slice cheese and the other to chop onions.
"Tacos, steak bone, silicone," Vince demonstrates, tossing aside a breast implant and oversharing, "I like mine real, so forget about it."
This being Eminem, the ad ends with some bathroom humor, as Vince announces a special bonus product thrown in for free, a feminine-hygiene product called the ShamPon.
The rapper surprised his fans at Activision's E3 party on Monday night in Los Angeles, bringing out guests Travis Barker and Rihanna to help him celebrate the upcoming release.
A spokesperson for Em's label said the album, which features guest spots from Pink and Lil Wayne in addition to Rihanna, will hit stores a day earlier than expected to satisfy the rapper's biggest supporters.
"We believe fans want to support their favorite artists by purchasing the real album and not a leaked version," Steve Berman, vice-chairman of Interscope Geffen A&M, said in a press release announcing the new date. "At the same time, we realize speed is of the essence when fans are so passionate about wanting to hear new songs from such an enormously popular artist like Eminem. … Even by releasing Recovery only a day earlier than previously announced, it makes a difference to those fans."
What do you think of the "Emwow" ad? Does it make you more likely to buy the new disc? Sound off in the comments.


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Movement: numbered '409' on the inside of the front plate
Movement: the silver index disc engraved 'I 1234567 A', c. 1700 and later
case; gold, enamel
case 48.2 mm diameter case 23.7 mm thickness movement 36.7 mm diameter pillar 4.2 mm height
Case: Polychrome pictorial enamel case with silver rims and silver pendant. The main enamel panel on the back shows Venus chastising Cupid. On the inside the panel is decorated with and Italianate landscape. The band consists of a ring of enamelled metal with a continuous landscape with buildings. Dial: White enamel dial with hours I-XII and single dot half-hour marks around a quarters circle. A winding hole at I-II o'clock. The gold hands are not original and most of the hour hand is missing. Movement: Gilt-brass plates with four turned tapering pillars. Barrel with ratchet and click set-up under the dial. Fusee with chain and standard stop-work, the stop-block cylindrical. Four wheel train, the centre wheel recessed into the front plate. Verge escapement with an adjustable potence and a counter potence let into the edge of the back plate. Brass three-arm balance, spiral balance spring and geared regulator, the silver index disc engraved 'I 1234567 A'. The balance bridge is pierced with C-scrolls and has a polished steel coqueret. The movement is unsigned but is numbered 409 on the inside of the front plate. Notes: The combination of a pictorial enamel case back and band with silver rims and pendant is unlikely. The general appearance of this watch suggests that the enamel panel on the back and the enamel ring of the band are of late 17th century date but have been expertly cut out and remounted in silver at a later date. Certainly, the movement is characteristic of Swiss work in about 1800. The dial, however, appears to be contemporary with the enamel parts.
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G'DAY EVERYONE !!! In only a few more hours Australias will be CELEBRATING AUSTRALIA DAY!! A DAY WE ALL STAND UP BE PROUD THAT WE'RE ALL AUSTRALIAN AND MOST OF ALL THROW SOME LAMB CHOPS ON THE BARBIE – no not a sprimp – thats so 1985 !! Check out and have a laugh at the video below of Australia's first "Lambassador" and his Plea to the United Nations to make January 26th INTERTNATIONAL AUSTRALIA DAY !! –
Leave a comment below and let us know what you love most about Australia ? Is it our beautiful beaches, our cute and cuddly Koala Bears ? Our Cricket team ? Our Super HOT Accents ? MasterAbbott .. eerrmm *cough* sorry I thought I'd throw that in. Our beer ? Be as creative as possible. The best comment will win themselves a video game of some sort on one of the following platforms : XBOX, PS3, Nintendo Wii, or PC. (only one entry per person – competition ends 27th Jan – AU )
Happy Australia Day from The Capsule Computers Crew. Think of us tomorrow while were having a BEER – NO NOT FOSTERS !!! – thats the beer we give away because no one here in Australia wants it & throwing a few LAMB Chops on the Barbie !! 😉
I love the people in Australia and the atmosphere of us. The cricket team (hopefully they can win and rap up the series today). I love our accents who nobody else can copy. And finally the BBQ and OUR LAMB EMBASADOR, SAM KEKOVICH.
Raise your tongs and throw some lamb chops on the BBQ today on Australia Day 🙂
I love our games developers. We don't have many but the ones we do have are gold. HAPPY AUSTRALIA DAY EVERYONE!!!
Its the lifestyle and people. We are all laid back champs that just roll with it and love this country. Bad times or good times we always hold our heads up high and know how to celebrate a good time.
Happy Australia Day!!
Definintly the animals! Koala Bears and Kangaroos!
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10 incredibly inspiring things about the Hong Kong protests, in photos
Facing repression and adversity, the students demonstrated restraint, hope and creativity.
Will Hong Kong's protesters clear the streets?
The deadline is fast approaching.
Why Hong Kong police are 'celebrating' the attacks on protesters
Hatred runs both ways on the streets of Mong Kok, following an attack last night on protesters in the commercial district.
Here's what the violence in Hong Kong looked like Friday night
A standoff between students protesting for democracy and their opponents turned ugly.
No one wants to host the Olympics anymore
Nations are dropping out of the running for the 2022 Olympics all over the place. Can't blame 'em.
Meet the enemies of Occupy Hong Kong
Violence erupted on Friday against Umbrella Revolution encampments. Here's who attacked and why.
Advice for the #UmbrellaRevolution, from Tiananmen protest veterans
Lesson #4: The riot police pullback is actually a dangerous sign.
What Beijing really fears: Hong Kong protests spreading across the country
After days of silence, Chinese media lash out at protesters. Mainlanders, in Hong Kong for the holidays, are shocked.
Hong Kong's #UmbrellaRevolution: A day in photos
On the eve of China's National Day, the protests gained momentum.
Hong Kong democracy protesters and officials mark uneasy National Day
The protests represent one of the biggest political challenges for Beijing since it violently crushed pro-democracy protests in Tiananmen Square in 1989.
Why Obama should keep quiet about the Hong Kong protests
Already, China is exploiting the US stance for propaganda.
Hong Kong protesters greet threats with cheer
On Tuesday night, neither lightning nor an ominous ultimatum could kill the students' mood.
Hong Kong police barricade streets, block in protesters
The move raised fears that the police were preparing an extensive crackdown before Hong Kong opens for business on Monday.
Hong Kong protesters dig in
Thousands massed outside Hong Kong's government headquarters Saturday night, keeping the pressure up and demanding more freedoms from Beijing.
Tragedy hits the Himalayas
An avalanche swept away two European climbers, while a veteran Japanese mountaineer plunged to his death.
Hong Kong police pepper sprayed protesters out of government compound
Tension mounts ahead of a planned sit-in by pro-democracy activists to protest against Beijing's tightening grip on the city.
Alibaba.com: Supermarket for torture devices?
Alibaba may be Wall Street's wunderkind, but for dictators searching for thumb cuffs and shock devices, it's a great place to shop.
It's a little too easy to test positive for opium these days
It doesn't just happen on Seinfeld. It happened to this Chinese man as well.
Forget filial piety. Young Chinese are fed up with the old
And the fight is getting nasty. An editorial asks, 'Did the old get bad, or did the bad get old?'
Beijing supporters use fear-mongering against Occupy Hong Kong
Communist officials view the democracy movement as an Arab Spring-like threat.
When this Chinese city got serious about improving air quality its air quality improved
Shocker, right?
A new wave of torture hits Tibet
The severe abuse of a 64-year-old woman in detention is more evidence of President Xi Jinping's hard-line approach to Tibet.
Thousands of pro-democracy activists stage 'black cloth' march in Hong Kong
Beijing this summer has made it clear it will not allow fully-democratic elections.
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I am trying to work through Boothby's An Introduction to Differentiable Manifolds on my own and, embarassingly, have got stuck at the very first chapter. At the end of section 4, chapter 1 (called: Further examples of manifolds: cutting and pasting), there's this question:
Prove that adding a handle to a 2-manifolds in the fashion described above for $S^2$ and $T^2$ actually does give a 2 manifold
Unfortunately, Boothby gives no formal definitions for cutting and pasting so I have no idea about how to show that a sphere with a handle will be locally euclidean. For example, what if the handle is attached to the surface such that at the joint (a circle) the two surfaces meet sharply, so that for points on the joint we cannot find a normal.
So, my questions are:
Where can I find the operations of cutting formalised (I realise that pasting is connected to quotient topology, so I am studying that now). And, how does one answer this question rigorously?
Edit Upon further thought, 'cutting' could be this: since a manifold $M$ is metrizable, we can remove an open disk (open so that I get a boundary in the resulting manifold) around a point, i.e., we consider $M - B(p,\epsilon)$. So, given two dissimilar points, we remove two non-intersecting open disks (we can do this because a manifold is hausdorff). Now, how do I 'paste' the ends of the cylinder 'smoothly'?


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The following is a slideshow of 15 hot photos and bio of TV reporter and presenter Pilar Rubio, who is the girlfriend of Spanish soccer star Sergio Ramos. As you can see in the photos, Pilar Rubio in one beautiful woman.
In addition to being on TV in Spain, Pilar Rubio is well known in the country because she is the long-time girlfriend of Spanish soccer star Sergio Ramos. Hope you enjoy the photos in the slideshow.
15 Hot photos of Pilar Rubio, girlfriend of Spanish soccer star Sergio Ramos
Pilar Rubio was born on March 17, 1978, in the city of Torrejon de Ardoz, which is a suburb of Madrid, Spain. Though she went to college to study economics, Pilar Rubio never got her degree because she started to work in television.
Though she has done many TV shows in her career, and even some movies, Pilar Rubio is probably best known for being the main reporter on the Spanish TV comedy show "I Know What You Did" ("Se lo que hicisteis") on La Sexta network. Pilar Rubio has also been on the TV show "The Price is Right", in the Spanish version I think.
In both 2008 and 2009, Pilar Rubio was voted as the sexiest woman by the Spanish version of FHM magazine. In addition to doing TV shows and a few movies, Pilar Rubio has also modeled for some men's magazines.
Though she was already famous in Spain, Pilar Rubio became even more famous when she started dating Spanish soccer star Sergio Ramos in September of 2012. The couple have been together ever since, and Pilar Rubio gave birth to the couple's first child in April of 2014.
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Dorothy and her beloved Toto are back on the big screen as "Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return" opens world-wide May 9, 2014. Only this time her trio of Tin Woodsman, Lion (no longer cowardly) and Scarecrow, double in numbers as they are joined on their journey by an owl, china princess and a candy marshmallow soldier.
Instead of a movie populated live, as it was in the classic 1939 film with Judy Garland (Dorothy), Ray Bolger (the scarecrow) and Bert Lahr (the cowardly lion), the new movie is in 3D animation but also has a stellar cast of voices.
Lea Michele (Glee) is Dorothy, with Dan Aykroyd as the Scarecrow, Jim Belushi as the Lion and Kelsey Grammer as the Tin Man. Other character voices are Martin Short (Jester), Hugh Dancy (Marhsal Mallow), Bernadette Peters (Glinda), Megan Hilty (China Princess), Patrick Stewart (Tugg, a talking tree) and Oliver Platt (Wiser, the Owl).
And instead of having to face a wicked witch out to revenge her wicked sister's death and obtain the ruby slippers, the group has to outsmart the evil Jester (Short) who wants to take over Oz.
"The wicked witch is basically gone, dead. I needed a new antagonist," said children's author Roger S. Baum. Yes, the last name is the same as L. Frank Baum who wrote the "Wonderful Wizard of Oz in 1900. After a career in banking and business, requests for "Oz" books led him to follow his great grandfather's footsteps.
"Dorothy's Return," produced by Summertime Entertainment, is based on Roger S. Baum's "Dorothy of Oz." Summertime Entertainment's Carroll brothers, CEO Ryan and President Rolland are already working on another "Legends of Oz" movie.
A recent joint phone interview with Roger S. Baum and Ryan Carroll offered insight into the challenge of following-up a classic story and movie.
Referencing "Wicked" and other shows and books, Baum said he has been asked if Oz spinoffs are overdone. "The answer is no. There's a thirst for Oz." He added, "It is a challenge. I don't want to step on toes. Great grandfather wrote 14 books, Ruth Plumly Thompson wrote 19. I don't want to copy. What I want is the feeling of Oz. I don't want to get away from Ozy."
Baum explained the expression. "Ozy is something non-violent. (The book and film) have some scary parts but not violent. There's no blood and guts in Oz, just fun and mischief," he said. "I'm mindful of the history of Oz and all the people who love Oz or just the first book. I do not want to insult that. It's a responsibility I don't take lightly."
As to his Jester, Baum said, "There's flexibility. A jester is supposed to be half-way decent and you can bring in some fun. This jester is evil and fun. He is the perfect opposition. It just hit me. I can replace the wicked witches who are basically dead, with the Jester." However, evil as the Jester is, the movie still is "Ozy."
"We achieved a PG rating. We landed where we want," Carroll said. A former student and performer at Chicago's Goodman Theatre, Carroll explained why Summertime Entertainment took the animation a step further to 3D. "It immerses you into the environment. You have the ability to modify and softly bring the audience into the environment. It's not shocking," he said.
Carroll expects the movie's core group to be ages 6-11 but would also appeal to teens and adults. "It works on many levels." Part of that was the quest (saving Oz from the Jester) and part the development of new characters who overcome their flaws. "There are the arcs of the story and characters who have a long life span," he said.
"There's jeopardy with a villain. There's Marshal Mallow from the candy army who follows the rules. By the end, he thinks for himself and he falls in love with China Princess. She's very breakable but self-indulgent. By the end she gets over herself," Carroll said.
Another new character is Wiser, the owl. "Wiser is funny but afraid. He cloisters himself. His character is afraid to go and do things. Ultimately he overcomes that. The characters have different challenges to overcome," he said.
Carroll likes that the dialogue isn't too preachy and that the animation leans toward a magical atmosphere. "It doesn't force the issues. We visually tell it." By we, Carroll emphasized that the film was a team effort.
"Everyone worked on it from script writers to producers," he said. That included brother Roland, who studied at University of Southern California's School of Cinematography and was the executive producer of several films and Bonne Radford, a producer/animator formerly with Dreamworks. "Bonne had a direct influence," said Carroll.
Baum summed up the general feeling about his great grandfather's magical place. "The thing I love about Oz is you turn around and anything is possible."
For more information visit Summertime Enterainment.


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Food & Drink
Restaurant of the Year
Longtime Ana Sortun lieutenant Cassie Piuma took the refined, Turkish-centered, Mediterranean-spanning fine-dining finesse of Oleana and democratized it at this spacious spot near Prospect Hill…
Neighborhoods: East Boston
Rincon Limeño
Working-class Eastie deserves more respect than it gets, especially for its bounteous assortment of traditional Mexican, Central American and South American restaurants…409 Chelsea St., Boston (617-569-4942) rinconlimeno.com
Private Dining
Le Salon du Mistral
Devotees who flock to Mistral for grilled pizzas, refined French plates and knockout brunch (warm cinnamon buns, anyone?) may not realize that the bistro also boasts one of the prettiest private rooms in town…223 Columbus Ave., Boston (617-867-9300) mistralbistro.com
Jillian Medugno
There's a reason Bagelsaurus draws long lines…1796 Mass. Ave., Cambridge (857-285-6103) bagelsaurus.com
Banh Mi
Pho Viet's
When seeking this essential Vietnamese street-food sandwich—baguette, fresh herbs, crunchy pickled daikon and carrots, Asian mayo and/or fish sauce-based dressing, fresh chilies and/or Sriracha and a protein of your choice—you'll note that Dorchester has numerous quality purveyors…88 Connection Food Court, 1095 Comm. Ave., Boston (617-562-8828)
Blue Ribbon BBQ
City slickers agree: For down-home barbecue near Boston, Blue Ribbon serves the prize pig. And beef brisket…908 Mass. Ave., Arlington (781-648-7427); 1375 Washington St., Newton (617-332-2583); blueribbonbbq.com
Ran Duan of The Baldwin Bar at Sichuan Garden II
Seventeen years after the B-Side Lounge birthed the local craft cocktail revival, Boston is blessed with scores of skilled, scholarly, engaging bartenders making serious drinks…2 Alfred St., Woburn (781-935-8488) sichuangardenrestaurant.com
Patrick Marasco
Sweet Cheeks
Sweet mercy. While some barbecue joints treat their Southern-inflected side dishes as afterthoughts, Top Chef alum Tiffani Faison has drawn national notice with her basket o' biscuits: flaky, oversized accompaniments served with a creamy dollop of sweet honey butter…1381 Boylston St., Boston (617-266-1300) sweetcheeksq.com
Clear Flour Bread
If there's a problem at this brilliant bakery located on a quiet Brookline side street, it's the surfeit of options…178 Thorndike St., Brookline (617-739-0060) clearflourbread.com
South End Buttery
This local bakery/cafe is a constant hive of activity, drawing daily crowds with its excellent coffee, pastries, salads and sandwiches…314 Shawmut Ave., Boston (617-482-1015) southendbuttery.com
The Sinclair
Closure, noun: The satisfaction achieved by brunching at the same spot that gave you a hangover…52 Church St., Cambridge (617-547-5200) sinclaircambridge.com
Patrick Marasco
Nowadays, every new restaurant thumps its chest with a signature burger, each patty permutation wilder than the last…348 Congress St., Boston (617-695-1806) drinkfortpoint.com
Best Little Restaurant
Tucked into an easy-to-overlook Chinatown basement, Best Little serves traditional Cantonese and Teochew dishes at ridiculous bargain prices…13 Hudson St., Boston (617-338-4988) bestlittlerestaurant.com
Heath Robbins Photography
Club Sandwich
Henrietta's Table
It's a lunchtime staple—but even done well, a club sandwich can be the menu's beige paint: a nondescript background element amid more eye-catching offerings…1 Bennett St., Cambridge (617-661-5005) henriettastable.com
Coffee Shop
Barrington Coffee Roasting Company
Once upon a time, simply saying "venti" was enough to make one feel oh-so-informed on coffee…346 Congress St., Boston (857-277-1914); 303 Newbury St., Boston (857-250-2780); barringtoncoffee.com
Moody's Delicatessen & Provisions
Greater Boston finally got a deli that merits a trip, a Waltham storefront that makes its astonishing, globe-trotting assortment of charcuterie, salumi and sausages from local animals, serving them in a bright combination of densely packed retail wonderland and counter-service sandwich joint…468 Moody St., Waltham (781-216-8732) moodyswaltham.com
Katie Noble
Liquid Art House
We eat art at this restaurant/gallery hybrid, where pastry chef Giselle Miller does amazing things with a plate as her canvas…100 Arlington St., Boston (617-457-8130) liquidarthouse.com
Dim Sum
Winsor Dim Sum Cafe
When most folks hear dim sum, they think of those frenetic, large-scale places where trolleys are wheeled about, and sitting in the wrong corner can mean long delays between the kitchen and your chopsticks…10 Tyler St., Boston (617-338-1688) winsordimsumcafe.com
Mike's City Diner
We've all met Mike's. We're usually in last night's clothes, but there he is: a reliable reminder of the pre-preppy South End, bleeding local color while salving wounded weekend warriors with big, cheap spreads of great greasy-spoon grub and service that's stern yet nurturing…1714 Washington St., Boston (617-267-9393) mikescitydiner.com
Blackbird Doughnuts
Between pop-ups and dedicated dessert purveyors, doughnuts are having a moment…492 Tremont St., Boston (617-482-9000) blackbirddoughnuts.com
Nicole Popma
Food Truck
If you equate Middle Eastern cuisine with falafel and shawarma, get yourself some lunch from the Sheherazad truck…(617-710-6057) sheherazadfood.com
In an era where food-truck fleets swell ranks while fine-dining establishments shutter, it's nice to see some classics soldier on strong as ever…774 Boylston St., Boston (617-262-3023) lespalier.com
Myers + Chang
This casually hip South End pan-Asian eatery was doing gluten-free years before it was cool, back when only genuinely gluten-intolerant diners cared and scant few places could accommodate their deadly serious dietary restriction…1145 Washington St., Boston (617-542-5200) myersandchang.com
This pair of busy, weekday lunch-only spots near Government Center offer a gyro sandwich that many Americans have never tasted, the most popular version in Greece: not the usual nasty factory-made ground-beef/lamb cone, but slabs of marinated pork stacked, grilled and sliced off a vertical rotisserie…3 Center Plaza, Boston; 92 State St., Boston; (617-227-0101) zoboston.com
Ice Cream
Christina's Homemade Ice Cream
New Englanders love their premium ice cream, consuming more per capita than any other Americans; many brilliant local parlors thrive by satisfying that jones…1255 Cambridge St., Cambridge (617-492-7021) christinasicecream.com
The subcontinent's steady influx of expats to Boston has greatly expanded the regional diversity of our Indian, Pakistani and Sri Lankan restaurants…447 Somerville Ave., Somerville (617-764-3152) dosa-n-curry.com
Katie Noble
A stone's throw from chain-ridden Park Square, chef Charles Draghi and partner/sommelier Joan Johnson serve traditional Northern Italian cuisine with rare wines to match, drawing a loyal crowd. A focus on pristine, sustainable seafood and meats, perfect local produce and house-grown herbs, and the rare-in-Boston culinary wonders of Draghi's Piemontese ancestry make his daily-changing menu consistently rewarding…69 Church St., Boston (617-426-6969) erbaluce-boston.com
O Ya
Boston's costliest restaurant trades not on a lavishly appointed room nor an army of cosseting servers, but the subtle, exquisite pleasures of modern Japanese sashimi, sushi and cooked dishes, showcasing exotic species from distant oceans…9 East St., Boston (617-654-9900) oyarestaurantboston.com
Angela's Cafe
On a quiet Eastie side street, septuagenarian grandmother Angela Atenco Lopez dresses chicken and pork with moles, adobos and pipians, the incredible complex sauces of her native Puebla…131 Lexington St., Boston (617-567-4972) angelascafeboston.com
Photo Credit: Holly Rike
Neighborhoods: Allston
The Glenville Stops
Everyone knows Allston for its modest, student-friendly restaurants, but grown-ups seeking fine food and good service in a genteel setting get short shrift…87 Glenville Ave., Boston (617-903-3638) glenvillestops.com
Photo Credit: Andy Ryan
Neighborhoods: Back Bay
Back Bay has many fancy, pricey restaurants suitable for romance and special occasions, but few are as lovely as this jewel in the crown of chef Chris Coomb…371 Comm. Ave., Boston (617-517-5915) deuxave.com
Neighborhoods: Beacon Hill
The Tip Tap Room
Playful chef Brian Poe runs wild with wild game at his cool, quirky tavern on the back side of Beacon Hill, where young pros come for the 100-strong beer list…138 Cambridge St., Boston (857-350-3344) thetiptaproom.com
Neighborhoods: Brighton
MDM Noodles
The advent of Boston restaurants specializing in lesser-known regional Chinese cuisines is among our favorite recent dining trends…351 Washington St., Boston (617-208-8663) mdmnoodle.com
Photo Credit: Holly Rike
Neighborhoods: Brookline
Fairsted Kitchen
While we weren't looking, Washington Square morphed into a genuine dining destination, exemplified by this inviting, unpretentious room…1704 Beacon St., Brookline (617-396-8752) fairstedkitchen.com
Neighborhoods: Central Square
Taking over the space long occupied by the beloved Rendezvous, Viale faced the daunting challenge of winning over its predecessor's crestfallen fans…502 Mass. Ave., Cambridge (617-576-1900) vialecambridge.com
Neighborhoods: Charlestown
Brewer's Fork
We're under the spell of Brewer's Fork, named for the stirring paddle that early beer makers believed possessed magical, intoxicating powers…7 Moulton St., Boston (617-337-5703) brewersfork.com
Photo Credit: Debra Li
Neighborhoods: Chinatown
We've long buzzed about Shojo's craft cocktail program, but the recent arrival of chef Mark O'Leary has electrified its kitchen…9A Tyler St., Boston (617-423-7888) shojoboston.com
Photo Credit: Jillian Medugno
Neighborhoods: Davis Square
Outside, this 1941-built diner car looks unchanged. But the inside boasts a massive makeover (cherry-red leather booths pop against rough woods)…381 Summer St., Somerville (617-629-9500) rosebudkitchen.com
Neighborhoods: Dorchester
Anh Hong
As Boston's largest yet most overlooked dining destination, Dorchester is at least recognized for having our best Vietnamese restaurants…291 Adams St., boston (617-265-8889)
Neighborhoods: Downtown Crossing
jm Curley
Like its mayoral namesake, Curley earned its legacy. A local pioneer of several now-familiar gastropub tropes, it serves serious food and beverage with a winning wink…21 Temple Place, Boston (617-338-5333) jmcurleyboston.com
Photo Credit: Jillian Medugno
Neighborhoods: East Cambridge
Loyal Nine
Despite their foraging, farm-to-table, seasonal ethic, our Colonial forebears almost certainly didn't eat or drink as well as modern New Englanders…660 Cambridge St., Cambridge (617-945-2576) loyalninecambridge.com
Neighborhoods: East Somerville
La Brasa
From "burnt" veggie salad to steak, essentially everything is brushed by wood-fired flame at this pan-Latin eatery from former Sel de la Terre toque Daniel Bojorquez…124 Broadway, Somerville (617-764-1412) labrasasomerville.com
Neighborhoods: Fenway/Kenmore
Island Creek Oyster Bar
The eponymous briny-buttery bivalves are now found on every raw-bar menu in the Hub that's worth its weight in shellfish…500 Comm. Ave., Boston (617-532-5300) islandcreekoysterbar.com
Photo Credit: Jillian Medugno
Neighborhoods: Fort Point
Debating pizza is a bloodsport, but we'll stick our neck out: Todd Winer's pies (the second certified Neapolitans in Massachusetts) are among Boston's best…345 Congress St., Boston (617-345-0005) pastoralfortpoint.com
Neighborhoods: Harvard Square
Alden & Harlow
Last year's Best New Restaurant continues to dazzle with chef/owner Michael Scelfo's bold, imaginative, smoke-inflected cookery, not at all hurt by the Square's best craft cocktail program…40 Brattle St., Cambridge (617-864-2100) aldenharlow.com
Neighborhoods: Inman Square
OK, it's a 10-minute walk from Inman proper, but so worth it. The delight starts from your first bites—an amuse-bouche compliments of the kitchen…118 Beacon St., Somerville (617-576-7700) bergamotrestaurant.com
Neighborhoods: Jamaica Plain
Tres Gatos
Caution: Impulse purchases ahead. They start with top-notch tapas, zesty but not inelegant plates served graciously in a living room-like setting…470 Centre St., Boston (617-477-4851) tresgatosjp.com
Neighborhoods: Kendall Square
West Bridge
Yes, the egg in a jar is now famous among local food lovers. (If you haven't yet experienced that pomme puree-meets-crispy duck skin classic, for shame.)…1 Kendall Square, Cambridge (617-945-0221) westbridgerestaurant.com
Photo Credit: Holly Rike
Neighborhoods: Mission Hill
Penguin Pizza
Calling it "just a neighborhood pizza joint" is like calling a penguin "just a bird." This Penguin proudly wears a tux, so to speak, serving pies laden with duck confit…735 Huntington Ave., Boston (617-277-9200) thepenguinpizza.com
Neighborhoods: Newton
Sky-high costs continue to drive talented chefs to Boston's suburbs. Newtonites are among the beneficiaries, as Sycamore offers something they once had to venture into the city for…755 Beacon St., Newton (617-244-4445) sycamorenewton.com
Neighborhoods: North End
Neptune Oyster
Once again, the best restaurant in our most famous concentration of Italian and Italian-American
eateries isn't Italian, but a groundbreaking purveyor of exceptional New England raw bar…63 Salem St., Boston (617-742-3474) neptuneoyster.com
Neighborhoods: Porter Square
This quiet, rustically attractive restaurant isn't a canonical Italian trattoria: There's no chalkboard menu, and the wine list is too expansive…1682 Mass. Ave., Cambridge (617-441-2800) giuliarestaurant.com
Photo Credit: Nicole Popma
Neighborhoods: Roslindale
Sophia's Grotto
Down a brick-paved alley and secreted away in a small courtyard waits Sophia's, eager to serve Rozzie residents (and in-the-know Italian lovers) homestyle cooking of the highest order…22r Birch St., Boston (617-323-4595) sophiasgrotto.com
Photo credit: Imagix Studio
Neighborhoods: Roxbury
In a full-service room decorated with the bright colors of sunset over a limpid Caribbean sea, this veteran Dudley Square charmer delivers finely wrought traditional Dominican fare…160 Blue Hill Ave., Boston (617-445-5403) merenguerestaurant.com
Neighborhoods: South Boston
Moonshine 152
Southie is finally putting the bad old days of middling pub menus, crummy pizza and bad Chinese-American fare in its rearview mirror…152 Dorchester Ave., Boston (617-752-4191) moonshine152.com
Neighborhoods: South End
While the South End is recovering nicely from a recession-driven lull in its restaurant scene, Jamie Bissonnette and Ken Oringer's small corner Italian joint continues to deliver great neighborhood value…253 Shawmut Ave., Boston (617-391-0902) coppaboston.com
Photo Credit: Jillian Medugno
Neighborhoods: Theater District
This Mediterranean seafood restaurant might be the younger sibling of high-end heavy hitters like Mistral and Sorellina, but its sophistication belies its years…1 Charles St. South, Boston (617-421-1200) ostraboston.com
Neighborhoods: Union Square
Casa B
A gorgeous design by its architect owners has helped make Casa B an attractive choice for casual, romantic dinners…253 Washington St., Somerville (617-764-2180) casabrestaurant.com
New Restaurant
Homecoming king Matt Jennings shuttered Providence's fabled Farmstead Inc. to open this newcomer in his native Hub, and we couldn't be happier to have him back…120 Kingston St., Boston (617-993-0750) townsmanboston.com
Jillian Medugno
River Bar
Great dining and drinking at the mall? You heard right…661 Assembly Row, Somerville (617-616-5561) river-bar.com
Petsi Pies
Renee "Petsi" McLeod has been baking pies for adoring crowds for more than 20 years…285 Beacon St., Somerville (617-661-7437); additional locations in Cambridge; petsipies.com
A4 Pizza
As you'd expect, the pies at this pizza-focused Somerville sib to Cambridge fave Area Four are killer, with a 12-year-old starter giving rise to dough that's fermented for three days, finished in a custom wood-fired oven and heaped with toothsome toppings, like the soppressata, sausage and bacon of the aptly named Carnivore…445 Somerville Ave., Somerville (617-764-4190) areafour.com
Wayne Chinnock
Place to Go When Price Is No Object
Dining at Menton is like reaching the summit of Mount Everest: a peak experience (highest-end of the high-end Barbara Lynch empire) with some harsh conditions (one wine-paired tasting menu sets you back $300)—but if you (and your wallet) can survive, it's an unforgettable experience you'll treasure forever…354 Congress St., Boston (617-737-0099) mentonboston.com
Joe Greene
Though it billed itself as a speakeasy-style cocktail lounge when opening, Wink & Nod has surprised and delighted us with its inventive culinary incubator program: Every six months, the kitchen hosts a different pop-up…3 Appleton St., Boston (617-482-0117) winkandnod.com
Power Dining
The Bristol
Suggesting lunch here is an alpha move…200 Boylston St., Boston (617-338-4400) fourseasons.com/boston/dining
Yume Wo Katare
Boston's quality ramen options have expanded admirably in the past few years, but this tiny Porter Square storefront, with only 18 seats between its counter and two tables, has an inimitable charm…1923 Mass. Ave., Cambridge (617-714-4008) yumewokatare.com
Ames Street Deli
Ames Street Deli's sammies are like next-generation tea sandwiches: petite and precise, imaginative and
ultra-sophisticated, much like the food that husband-and-wife team Tse Wei Lim and Diana Kudayarova are known for at their flagship, Journeyman…73 Ames St., Cambridge (617-374-0701) amesstreetdeli.com
SELECT Oyster Bar
Ahoy! Longtime Neptune Oyster chef Michael Serpa unanchored himself from the North End to launch his own restaurant, SELECT…50 Gloucester St., Boston (857-239-8064) selectboston.com
Todd Lipman of Bistro du Midi
For the finest variety of varietals, we put full faith in the fabulous list curated by Lipman, who brings his talent and palate to chef Robert Sisca's Public Garden-side Provençal palace…272 Boylston St., Boston (617-426-7878) bistrodumidi.com
Photo Credit: Nicole Popma
Soup Dumplings
Dumpling Cafe
Shanghainese soup dumplings, aka xiao long bao, are a food-geek holy grail: baggy, teardrop-shaped steamed dumplings of minced pork or…695 Washington St., Boston (617-338-8859) dumplingcafe.com
The South End's oldest Spanish joint is painfully, raucously crowded from the moment it opens for dinner to nearly the end of service every night, with no reservations…1704 Washington St., Boston (617-536-4300) toro-restaurant.com/boston
Grill 23 & Bar
There aren't many ways to transcend the cliches of the luxury steakhouse, but this clubby, handsome, locally owned Back Bay institution does so with a better class of boutique prime beef…161 Berkeley St., Boston (617-542-2255) grill23.com
While foodie trends come and go (cronuts, we hardly knew ye), sushi never goes out of style…1166 Washington St., Boston (617-482-8868) oishiiboston.com
Photo Credit: Holly Rike
Dorado Tacos y Cemitas
This sleek, affordable counter-service Mexican spot near JFK Crossing stands out for its fish tacos…401 Harvard St., Brookline (617-566-2100) doradotacos.com
Tasting Menu
Control freaks may blanch at Boston's growing number of prix fixe and tasting menu-only restaurants…47 Mass. Ave., Boston (617-585-9575) astaboston.com
Cha Yen Thai Cookery
The extravagant talent of chef/owner Manita Bunnagitkarn shines at this teensy, bargain-priced Coolidge Square storefront…613 Mt. Auburn St., Watertown (617-393-0031) chayenthaicookery.com
Life Alive
OK, OK. With menu items like "The Goddess," "The Swami" and "The Udon Miso Masterful," this organic cafe won't shatter any stereotypes about earthy-crunchy-touchy-feely types…765 Mass. Ave., Cambridge (617-354-5433); additional locations in Lowell and Salem; lifealive.com
West African
Senegalese cuisine weaves native traditions with historical influences from North Africa, Portugal and the bygone French empire…1746 Washington St., Boston (617-266-0003) terangaboston.com
Photo Credit: Aley Lewis
Buff's Pub
Bulk up on sauce-slathered bites of spicy greatness at this deceptively nondescript Newton sports bar, where the legendary heaps of chicken wings…317 Washington St., Newton (617-332-9134) buffspubofnewton.com


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QPR away ticket update
by Stuart Vose
Next stage of sales ahead of Loftus Road clash.
Tickets for the second away trip of the season, to Queens Park Rangers, are now available to season card holders with 17 or more loyalty points until 5pm on Thursday 7th August, after which a further announcement will be made.
Tickets are priced as follows:
Adults £35/£30
Under 21s £30/£25
Under 16s £17/£15 (Under 8s are free with a £30 adult ticket.)
Over 60s £30/£25
A further announcement will be made in due course, should any tickets remain after the first phase of sale.
Supporters can purchase tickets in person at the Stadium of Light ticket office, by calling 0871 911 1973 or via the online box office.
All tickets are sold subject to ground regulations.