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NewsCorp Scandal—Open Thread–Update: Murdock Greeted With Plate of White Substance, Wife Smacks Assualtant
posted at 10:13 am on July 19, 2011 by Rovin
What's Wrong With This Nation?
The national and world media are fixated on a phone hacking scandal by NewsCorp, and yet the liberal media ignores the fact that two American citizens were murdered at the hands of this Government by supplying weapons to Mexican Cartels.
But, by all means……let's allow the "crucifixion" of NewsCorp go forward.
"Let those who have not sinned, cast the first stone"
Update: After two hours plus of questioning the Murdochs, a "patron" appears from the side of the camera to present Mr. Murdoch with a plate of an unknown "white substance". Rupert's wife reacted faster than the Bobbies and smacked the assailant right on the noggin.
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Bank of Canada sees inflation spiking, rates steady
By Louise Egan
OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian inflation could spike above 4 percent for the first time since 2003 next year, double the central bank target rate, but the Bank of Canada looks unlikely to respond with rate hikes at any time soon.
Meeting unanimous market expectations, the Bank of Canada on Tuesday held its overnight lending rate at 3 percent, citing risks from a weak U.S. economy and financial market turmoil.
It backed away from a hawkish tone of just one month ago and signaled it may stand pat on rates for the rest of the year.
"The comments of the bank are in my view quite a bit more neutral than the previous time in June, so I think the bank is really moving on to not changing rates for quite a while," said Carlos Leitao, chief economist at Laurentian Bank of Canada.
Markets initially pushed the Canadian dollar a notch lower, although the currency later rose to near a six-week high around US$1.002, or 99.77 Canadian cents to the U.S. dollar, as gloomy Fed comments drove the U.S. dollar lower.
In a statement announcing its interest rate decision, the Bank of Canada flagged higher inflation as the one development that has taken it by surprise.
But it made no hint of a future rate hike to rein in prices and suggested that the U.S. slowdown and the market turmoil made a future rate cut as likely as a future rate rise.
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Will War in the Middle East Eventually Begin the Battle of Armageddon?By Christine Bettridge
Will history eventually disintegrate into a global holocaust of devastating chaos like many religious people say? Is the present situation in the Middle East that religious folks say are pointing at to give their claims weight? They are insisting that these events have been arranged specifically to forecast the day that Christ will rise up and walk the earth again at judgment. What makes this claim different then what they have asserted repeatedly in the passed?
It all goes back to what the Bible says about Armageddon. Armageddon is mentioned in the New Testament once, and that is in Revelation 16:16. The phrase ''Armageddon'' is often used metaphorically. This is in keeping with fictional stories that focuses on apocalyptic themes of the world ending. However, Revelation 16:16 is covered with allusions concerning the Old Testament. This is because the New Testament is largely rooted in the ideas and descriptions of Hebrew sacred writings.
Yet, writers have rewritten, tailored, and combined thought instead of quoting directly from the Old Testament. Why? It was necessary for writers to do this because they wanted to relate to an environment which would enable them to address themselves as they existed at that time. In taking liberally from the Old Testament imagery they were able to place a New Testament, first century relevance, viewpoint on them.
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I am new to waterfouling but I have been playing around with a duck call for a while I can produce a hail call and a quack that I am happy with.
So to call ducks what calls do I need to be able to produce?
I have a RNT J-frame and like the sound and I have found a single reed easy to blow. Looking into RNT new Quackhead timber call as well.
Also same question for geese. What sounds do I really need?
I have a really cheap HS goose call and find it hard to to get the sound I like. Sounds out of tune but as I can tell can't be tuned. Does anyone know about the new RNT Quackhead Goozilla.
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Railroad Avenue pedestrian crossing is a traffic hazard
Original post made by Occasional Cyclist, Danville, on Oct 11, 2009
The aim, of making the street more wheelchair friendly, is laudable but the execution is simply dangerous; you only have to look at the black marks to see how many car tire sidewalls it has claimed, and it completely blocks the north bound bike lane.
OK during the day there are often cars parked in the bike lane but at night, in the dark and perhaps rain no amount of white repainting is going to take away it's potential to injure and possibly maim an unwary cyclist.
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a resident of Danville
on Oct 12, 2009 at 2:17 pm
I completely agree. This crosswalk is a hazard. As a driver, I'm extremely nervous that someone will unknowningly step out into the street and I won't have enough time to stop. Afterall, pedestrians in the crosswalk with flashing lights don't need to look and make sure there are no cars, that have the right away to just walk.
As a cyclist, I approached the town when this was first installed, upset the bike lane was removed and was told that cyclists need to ride in the road, share it with cars. Jeeze - I've been cursed at by many a driver. I suggested remving the on street parking to help improve the visibility. That was a no go.
I suppose the city will need to wait until something awful happens ... something pretty traumatic, right in front of the restaurant.
Be careful, not anticipting anything to change.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 13, 2009 at 2:47 pm
I agree, I bike and drive my car right through here all the time. I am super cautious as several times there are people that are standing on the bulb and they are very hard to make out against the landscaping. Plus one step in the road and they could be hit easily by a car that does not see them. And I worry that the flashers offer a false sense of security because pedestrians are known to dangerously assume that drivers see them. This is way too dangerous for the pedestrian.
For the biker, it is dangerous as well. Car drivers, hard to believe they would want to "save" three extra seconds, burn extra gas, and wear their brakes more than they need to, have insisted on passing me (on bike) on that short stretch or road between two stop signs.
This needs to change ASAP before someone is maimed or killed due to its poor design. But who here believes the beaurocrats will do anything until an accident occurs.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 13, 2009 at 11:26 pm
I'm fine with embedded flashers although, in these times of distracted driving, it is dangerous to assume they will be honored.
And the siting seems suspect. This is already a very short block, so I don't see this crossing doing much to improve accessibility, but I'd be interested to hear an opposing view from someone who would otherwise have a hard time visiting those businesses.
Barbara - I too contacted the town when this crossing first went in and was told to use the Iron Horse Trail if I wasn't comfortable mixing it with traffic in the middle of the road. Helpful, eh?
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Lenaert de Schoolmeester (i.e., schoolteacher, because he formerly had been a schoolteacher at Aiken in the territory of Liege, Belgium) was a Mennonite elder. The Dutch martyr Jater told during her trial in 1550 that she had heard him preach in 1540 at Maastricht, Dutch province of Limburg. He impressed upon his hearers that they should live "after the way and doctrines of the apostles" and that they would be persecuted because of the name of God. Lenaert had also baptized Jater. He may have been identical with Lenhard van Maastricht, Leenaert van Yzenbroek, and Leonhard Falber.
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His mother always lurks, just in case he needs disciplining. LOL.
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I agree with the others bro, looks to much like makeup. Should have left it alone. I went home last night after seeing this thread and I darkend mine up a bit more. I'll post some pics later tonight.
Yes, change it back.
I think it looks amazing, you've done a great job turning an already great helmet into a fantastic helmet
I don't know Nate. I kind of liked the first one, but the second isn't bad. That's what I love about sandy buckets... you really are never "wrong"
I do the same weathering with acrylic. You could grab some more tans for the eyes if you wanted to make another change.
I do a little different technique, but you get the same idea...
I'll start a new thread with some of my TKs. I don't want to take away from your awesome work here. I'm still amazed this is a CE...
Well since everyone hates the new paint under the eyes,
I'll toss this one in the trash & start over
needs more sand...
I don't want to see any white left!
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I went to fix the eyeshadow problem
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And dropped the helmet on the tile floor.
Looks like it's been dropped, banged up, and dragged thru a sandstorm...
In other words, an amazing job!!!
Amazing helmet.
Really nice job.
Nice work - I like both - hopefully it survived the fall.
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Yes it looks awesome - great job - sort of odd juxtaposition... Sandtrooper on the infield... looks like you slid into home plate.
Again.. great Job.
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That's really good work, kudos to you. The weathering is truly superb my friend.
Wow, that's gorgeous work! And I agree that the pics on the baseball field rock!
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TNA House Show Results 3.02.14: Knoxville, TN
By Ryan Clark on March 3, 2014
Credit William Ramsey and Prowrestling.net
1. Manik and Kenny King beat Zema Ion and Chris Sabin. King and Manik danced with Zema's headphones on during the match. They celebrated after the match with a great dance off as well. The choreography of this match was awesome by all four guys.
2. Ethan Carter III beat Dewey Barnes and Norv Fernum in a handicap match. EC3 was on offense for most of the match and the ending seemed very predictable. It didn't seem to hold the crowd the way other matches did.
3. ODB beat Rockstar Spud. Before the match, Spud said no one was going backstage. ODB interrupted and challenged him to a match. ODB didn't like how Rockstar Spud said women belonged in the kitchen after calling Barnes and Fernum women for losing to EC3.
4. Samuel Shaw defeated Shawn Shultz. Shultz is from right here in Knoxville. Shaw won by choke out. Shawn Shultz cut a promo about how on Rocky Top we treat women better than Sam Shaw treats Christy Hemme. This was the storyline for the match. Both men told a good story and did a nice job with the match.
5. Gunner beat James Storm in a No DQ Knoxville street fight. Gunner wanted to fight Storm before the event even started and this prompted the street fight stipulation. When Gunner made his entrance he recognized all the servicemen and women and parents of those serving along with the veterans before leading us all in the Pledge of Allegiance.
It was noted during intermission that Earl Hebner is now credited with refereeing over 100,000 matches in his career
6. Mr. Anderson beat Bully Ray in a best of three falls cage match. Bully Ray jumped Mr. Anderson before the match started to garner extra heat. Bully Ray won the first fall. Anderson came back and took the next two falls.
Notes: Before the event, Manik, Zema Ion, Sam Shaw, and the Hebners were all signing autographs and were awesome to take photos with and the whole experience was super fan friendly.
Attendance was estimated around 1,400. The best face performer was oddly enough ODB. The best heel by far was Bully Ray. He's so natural in that role. A great entertaining house show.
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Don't even recognize 80% of the names on this card. Miserable.
Finally breaking 1,000 at a house show. GOOD JOB TNAWFUL!
One would hope you'd be able to do that in a major city like Knoxville, so close to your headquarters of Nashville.
But make no mistake, you are still losers of the eyes of anyone with all their chromosomes.
Botcher, out.
PS. Earl Hebner hasn't reffed 100,000 matches. Lol.
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The two guys Top Secret tried to portray as enemies actually kinda liked each other.
As usual, there is an array of interesting teasers on the cover of Top Secret. The squaw in question at left is Jeanne Carmen, who was a famous blonde pin-up, but who was naturally brunette, and had played the role of a Native American girl named Yellow Moon in the cheesy western War Drums. So that's the source of the squaw reference. Whether Elvis actually stole her from Sinatra, we can't say. It's possible any woman in Hollywood would have to be stolen from Sinatra, the guy got around so much. And as if to prove the point, he would later have a fling with the cover star here, Sabrina, aka Norma Sykes. We talked about their tryst in this post from earlier this year.
Anyway, the bit that really caught our attention was not the alleged Elvis-Carmen-Sinatra triangle, but the story about Ingo Johansson being doped. Ingemar "Ingo" Johansson was a world champion boxer who had won the heavyweight crown from Floyd Patterson a year earlier. In the March 1960 rematch, Patterson put Johansson's lights out with a blow so vicious that Johansson was left twitching on the canvas. It was a definitive victory, just as Johansson's earlier win over Patterson had been, but in 1960 white-black boxing matches were overtly racially divisive, and so Top Secret took advantage by suggesting that perhaps Patterson's camp managed to slip the Swede a mickey. That question was answered in the March 1961 third match between the two, when Patterson again knocked Johansson out.
After their careers were over, Johansson and Patterson became good friends and even flew to visit each other in their native countries every year. Top Secret could well have done a story on that, but of course harmony doesn't sell magazines. So while in the U.S. civil rights strife raged through the rest of the sixties and into the seventies, two guys who once made a living beating the living shit out of each other quietly proved that, given a chance to see each other's similarities rather than differences, people tend to get along just fine.


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,I cannot faithfully spend one more minute competing, nor helping anybody that chooses to compete in Meca.
bush league BS. Who's to say they won't change the rules on me too? I had my install confirmed by a R & E member. But now my confidence is shaken; and I don't want to put myself through potential stress and anger when they change the rules again.
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Re: Anyone else frustrated?
Blame KOC and the FO for the Jazz's woes, picking up Raja Bell with a 3 year contract was a huge mistake, we didn't do anything to help our situation at the wings.
If Sloan didn't love Bell so much they might not have got him. Letting Matthews go is one of the worst moves in franchise history. Going cheap at other more needed positions so they could get another overpaid PF when they already had Milsap still has me scratching my head.
To say he f*cked up the Jazz is wrong. Al Jefferson has been the guy to actually put a ton of effort and put this team on his back, even with a team that isn't very good.
He takes lots of shots but it doesn't equal wins. If he was the player his stats and contract indicate he is they should be good.
The Jazz miss Jerry more then a lot of people and a certain poster in this thread think, our mental toughness tonight was pathetic, we would have brought a lot more toughness if we had Sloan.
They sucked with Sloan so to say they miss him is a stretch.
I hope we get Harrison Barnes or Terrence Jones in the draft, and maybe Jimmer if we get up to 11-14th range with the other pick.
Do they play center or pg? Are they going to be stars? It looks like they will definitely have 2 lottery picks to play with and Jimmer is ranked in the top 10 from what I saw.
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I'm looking for a good (but less expensive) replacement for Wen Cleansing Conditioners. When I use Wen, I follow the directions (massage into scalp, comb through ends, allow to sit, then rinse), and apply more as a leave-in and use that as my styling product for the day. I get good results but I go through the product like mad.
I was wondering if anyone tried this with the VO5? If so, how were the results?
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Canton, OH - The Malone University Wellness Council will host the seventh annual Jack Hazen Open 5K Run, and Pump & Run, on Saturday, April 12, 2014 on the home turf of the Pioneer cross country teams.
Participants will be grouped according to age: from 14-and-under through 70-and-over. Participants may compete in the 5K run only, or combine a bench press (the pump) and a 5-K (the run). Runners will earn a deduction from their race time relative to the amount of repetitions they were able to pump. The pump begins at 7 a.m.; the run begins at 9 a.m. Walkers are welcome.
Register here.
Registration forms are also available at the Malone University Wellness Center on the Canton campus, located at 2600 Cleveland Avenue N.W. Awards will be presented to the top three overall winners as well as the top three winners in each age group for both the Pump & Run and the 5-K only competitions.
Coach Jack Hazen is now in his forty-seventh year of coaching at Malone. He has led countless teams to nationals in cross country and track and has inspired many top performances including five national championships in cross country, including 1972, 2007, 2008, and 2009 men's teams as well as the 1999 women's team. He served as men's long distance running coach for Team USA in the 2012 Olympics held in London.
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Airbnb For Dating Only Lets Users Rent Rooms To Attractive Guests
Find your next no-strings-attached romantic encounter on LoveRoom.
LoveRoom is a new online platform that launched last week with the intention of helping people find a place to stay for free. There's one significant catch however, the only people who are able to use it are those deemed "attractive enough" by the community. It claims it can help you to find your soulmate, but the company's definition may be something closer to a one-night stand.
Here's what greets you on the LoveRoom homepage:
A platform where single people from all around the world can rent their living space to others under one condition: they need to be attractive.
You would be forgiven for thinking the website is the love child of OkCupid and Airbnb, but just to be clear, it has no affiliations with either of the established brands.
If you're concerned about inviting a stranger into your home, the company has posted six tips to help you avoid any problems. Some of the advice isn't exactly new, "do some research on the person," and some of it isn't exactly useful either, "make sure your host is a hottie!"
The site also asks you to answer questions such as "Tub or shower?" and "Carpet or hardwood?" so that other members can determine if they would like to share a room with you. You can also upload photos, add friends, and send private messages to get a better idea of your potential host/guest.
So far the idea, which Josh Bocanegra came up with last month, doesn't make a lot of sense to people. Fast Company also pointed out that only 41 members signed up on its beta launch, which could be a sign there isn't really a demand for this kind of service. That's a decision you have to make on your own though, and if it does appeal, you can look forward to the full launch which is slated to take place on Valentine's Day, 2014.
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Posted by Holger Kisker on May 16, 2011
Cloud computing continues to be hyped. By now, almost every ICT hardware, software, and services company has some form of cloud strategy — even if it's just a cloud label on a traditional hosting offering — to ride this wave. This misleading vendor "cloud washing" and the complex diversity of the cloud market in general make cloud one of the most popular and yet most misunderstood topics today (for a comprehensive taxonomy of the cloud computing market, see this Forrester blog post).
Software-as-a-service (SaaS) is the largest and most strongly growing cloud computing market; its total market size in 2011 is $21.2 billion, and this will explode to $78.4 billion by the end of 2015, according to our recently published sizing of the cloud market. But SaaS consists of many different submarkets: Historically, customer relationship management (CRM), human capital management (HCM) — in the form of "lightweight" modules like talent management rather than payroll — eProcurement, and collaboration software have the highest SaaS adoption rates, but highly integrated software applications that process the most sensitive business data, such as enterprise resource planning (ERP), are the lantern-bearers of SaaS adoption today.
Posted by James Staten on May 1, 2011
Is your cloud strategy centered on saving money or fueling revenue growth? Where you land on this question could determine a lot about your experience level with cloud services and what guidance you should be giving to your application developers and infrastructure & operations teams. According to our research the majority of CIOs would vote for the savings, seeing cloud computing as an evolution of outsourcing and hosting that can drive down capital and operations expenses. In some cases this is correct but in many the opposite will result. Using the cloud wrong may raise your costs.
But this isn't a debate worth having because it's the exploration of the use cases where it does save you money that bears the real fruit. And it's through this experience that you can start shifting your thinking from cost savings to revenue opportunities. Forrester surveys show that the top reasons developers tap into cloud services (and the empowered non-developers in your business units) is to rapidly deploy new services and capabilities. And the drivers behind these efforts – new services, better customer experience and improved productivity. Translation: Revenues and profits.
If the cloud is bringing new money in the door, does it really matter if it's the cheaper solution? Not at first. But over time using cloud as a revenue engine doesn't necessarily mean high margins on that revenue. That's where your experience with the cost advantaged uses of cloud come in.


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Bench Press
Perform 3 sets of the following:
A) Bench Press x 8 reps
Rest 30 seconds
B) 20 Supinated Band Pull-Aparts
Rest 2 minutes
6 Rounds of:
5 Deadlifts (with a pause at the bottom)
7 Ring Rows or 3-6 Strict Pull-Ups
While not for time, perform this workout quickly but with an emphasis on Deadlift technique. Choose a load that makes you work hard but not have to fight for position. Make the pull-ups or ring rows difficult.
Spend 20 minutes working up to a heavy Single on the Bench Press. No failing. Use spotters. Try and go heavier then last week. Complete 3x20 Band Pull-Aparts during the bench press time.
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Kipping Pull-Up
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Your spine has 24 vertebrae divided into 3 segments; 7 cervical (your neck), 12 thoracic (mid/upper-back), and 5 lumbar (low-back). Below this is your sacrum, which are actually 5 fused vertebrae, and below that is your coccyx (or tailbone). On the posterior side of your spine, there are facet joints that facilitate movement of the segments. In between the vertebrae you have discs housing a gel-like substance that act as shock absorbers between segments. Now importantly, just behind the discs and just in front of the facet joints lays your spinal canal. The spinal canal is where your spinal cord and all your nerves are housed. Every nerve in your body comes from some point in that spinal canal, ergo, it's pretty freaking important. Wrapping around the spine are also ligaments, tendons, and muscles that work to both mobilize and protect your spine, and blood vessels that nourish all of this tissue.
Hopefully having this info and picture in your mind can help to clarify a few things about both strengthening your back and preventing injury. Any insult to the tissue around the spine can be painful. Muscle strains are the most common. These guys are well suited to move your spine into a safe position and keep it there under load. However, once the position is compromised, those same muscles are not that good at getting back there. So if you set your back well on a dead lift but then lose it on the way up, your spinal erectors may very well be barking at you for a few days as a reminder. Similarly, if you lack the flexibility to even start in a good position for the dead lift, you are also at risk for strain. If you strain your back, ice can help for the first 24-48 hrs, and ice and heat after that. Most strains are not serious.
The position your spinal cord wants you to maintain while under load follows the natural curve in your spine and provides the most room for the nerves inside. That position is: a strong arch at the lumbar, a slight arch at the thoracic, and a slight natural arch at the cervical. *(While the thoracic can be slightly rounded (or flexed) in standing posture, an arched (or extended) spine up top will have all the spinal erectors working together and result in a better arch down low). The discs of your spine are put at risk of bulging or tearing when the spine is flexed under load (a rounded back on a dead lift), or worse, flexed and rotated. If a disc bulges or ruptures, the gel from inside it can put pressure on the nerves and blood vessels in the spinal column, resulting in sometimes debilitating pain. Once a disc is ruptured it will NEVER be the same. Good posture, in the gym and out, are paramount to minimizing pain in this case.
The flip side of rounding your back can also be problematic. Over arching, or hyper-extending, your back can cause the cartilage in your facet joints to wear away. This can cause or exacerbate spinal arthritis (spondylosis). Worst-case scenario here is that bones spurs occur and either press against the spinal cord or fuse with other vertebrae. Neither sounds good.
Get into and maintain a good position for your lifts. If you can't, then don't load weight on the bar until you can. Perform exercises like static back extensions to strengthen your spinal muscles so you can keep that back set. Work on mobility consistently, and limit ROM as needed until you can maintain a set back throughout a full ROM. Remember to always practice good posture in and out of the gym.
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New amfAR Awards Accelerate Research Towards HIV Cure
amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research, on Thursday announced a new round of research grants totaling more than $1.4 million. The vast majority of the funding will support cure-focused research projects.
amfAR Highlights Critical Need for Increase In PEPFAR Funds
A new infographic from amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research, highlights the critical need to maintain funds for The President's Emergency Plan For AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), one of the most successful global public health programs in US history.
Surge of HIV in Indiana Shows Value of Syringe Exchange
Syringe exchange programs can significantly help reduce HIV infections, says amfAR in a new brief.
HIV Still a Huge Issue for Women, Says Dr. Susan Blumenthal
Dr. Susan Blumenthal says that we need to do better to address HIV infections among women, here in the U.S. and around the world.
Do Black Lives Matter? Asks amfAR in New Report
A new report by The Foundation for AIDS Research concludes that the impact of HIV on Black gay men is the 'greatest' failure in the United States' response to AIDS.
amfAR Holds Inaugural Gala in Hong Kong
On March 14, amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research, will hold its inaugural fundraising gala in Hong Kong's Shaw Studios.
amfAR Dedicates $100M to Countdown for a Cure Initiative
amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research, announced on February 19 that it has created a $100 million investment strategy in support of its Countdown to a Cure for AIDS initiative, launched with the aim of developing the scientific basis of a cure by 2020.
amfAR Examines Controversial Pricing of Hep C Treatment
While the new drugs have made curing HCV easier and more effective, amfAR's new report finds that the aggressive pricing of the treatments will place an unjustifiable and unsustainable burden on healthcare systems in the U.S. and around the world.
Jeweler Harry Winston Provides Corporate Sponsorship to amfAR
Building on its legacy of philanthropy and charitable giving, international fine jeweler and watchmaker, Harry Winston, Inc. announced a groundbreaking new partnership with amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research.
On World Human Rights Day, Report Highlights Trans Health and Rights
A new report by amfAR and GATE highlights the ongoing struggle of transgender individuals across the globe in their fight for access to appropriate and effective HIV care and treatment.
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Overflowing with fun, Ladies Night Out is Waukesha County's most fantastic February evening of specialty shopping for a good cause. This 7th annual event features over 50 vendors selling jewelry, decorative clothing, household decor, gardening items, salon specialties, accessories, fine chocolates and more. Pick up something for yourself, a special gift, or just go hang out with the ladies (and some gents)!
When: February 8th from 6 pm until 9 pm
Where: Country Springs Hotel in the Grand Salon and Foyer, Pewaukee, WI
Tickets: $15.00 in advance or $20.00 at the door
The evening includes free hors d'oevers and door prizes. A raffle and a cash bar will be available and all the proceeds benefit ABCD.
For further information and ticket sales contact Marilyn Hogan at 262-560-0464 or Jeanne Leitl at 262-567-3192.
Also featured: An ABCD information table where you can learn about ABCD's free breast cancer helpline services and one-to-one breast cancer support. Also, learn how to become a mentor.
ABCD is very grateful to the Oconomowoc Woman's Club for continuing this tradition of support. Third-party events like Ladies Night Our are vital to ABCD's work – while the community raises funds, ABCD stays focused on educating the public about its mission and providing educational outreach about breast cancer. It's always a team effort…thank you for being part of it!


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Holy Smoly.....Look what you started Dawg!! :)
On another thread, there was talk about PTR building a quality MP5 clone. I was commenting on it and tried to say, "It could destroy the MKE market". Unfortunately, the lead paint chips that I ingested as a toddler took control of my typing skills and it got written as, "I could destroy the MKE market". By the time I found out what happened and tried to correct it, the cat was outta the bag and people were asking how I was going to destroy them.
The above post was just a joke about my earlier typo, more to make fun of my own mistake than anything else.
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"Sometimes change sucks."- Anne Frank
Reloading: A low impact exercise with a high impact payoff.
Take your wife or GF to the range more. If you want her to get the bug, you've got to expose her to the disease.
Just FYI, Atlantic bumped the price up to $1500 on the MKE guns.
I think that MKE made a run of guns that were imported and sold and are now drying up. And MKE will soon make another run of guns and they will be imported and sold. This talk of them stopping production is Just TB and other pot stirers creating a panic.
You know, Especially with those back stabbing Paki's and those taliban sh**heads and Turkey being a predominately Islamic country, it may very well be the elimination of the importation of any parts ,guns or ammo from these countries. In light of the assmunch that keeps leaking classified material to the enemy (wikileaks) and if PTR puts out a good product (MP5) and has no receiver block like the MKE, that most probably kill that market. You know the PTR price will be less than $1500 and I will take that over an MKE and Atlantic will probably stock these and sell for a good price. I just wish I would have waited on my recent UZI that are on sale again! Oh Blaine, those are soooo nice.
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Our price has been the same for the MKE pistols and has not changed. It is a 50/50 shot if we will be able to get anymore of these in the future .
We will try to make a few calls to see if there are any updated info on these but they were supposed to be coming in some what regularly , the fact that they have not had a 2nd importation leads us to believe there is a combination of issues causing the delay.


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The band, who first shot to fame in 1965 with songs such as I Can't Explain and My Generation, played a two-hour set at the city's Wachovia Center.
Along with their most famous hits, the gig featured a number of songs from forthcoming album Endless Wire.
The record will be their first new material since 1982's It's Hard.
New dates
The group struggled with some of the new songs, and guitarist Pete Townshend apologised to the crowd after a performance of a seven-song "mini-opera" from the album.
"Thank you for putting up with it - I know it's tough to hear new music," he said.
Townshend and singer Roger Daltrey are the only surviving members of The Who's original line-up.
They have been joined by Townshend's brother Simon on guitar, Pino Palladino on bass and John Bundrick on keyboards, with former Beatle Ringo Starr's son, Zak Starkey, on drums.
Earlier this month they announced 14 new dates would be added to the North American leg of the world tour.
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So..how was Tuf4
With serra beating Gsp, how do you guys feel Tuf4 was. Was it the real deal now? or does you guys still think it was a joke?
Serra def saved the concept thats for sure. Lutter made it out to be a complete joke when he couldn't make weight. Serra just went out there and made the best of his opportunity and won. I got MAD respect for Matt Serra for doing what he just did.
Also, there will probably be another Comeback special now that Serra captured the title.
no there wont that sh!t was a ratings disaster
I still think it was a bunch of garbage to give them a title shot. Serra got lucky with punching and I dont think he will be a true champ. He will lose the belt very soon. I think having a "television show winner champ" is bad for the sport. You should have to earn your way to a shot, beating respectable opponents along the way (other contenders not comeback people), and then beat the champ to get the belt. Just my opinion but that is how I feel about the whole thing.
Well, I personally think Serra doing what he did is sort of crazy. I think it was cool they did this deal once, but I would never do it again if I was the UFC.
:thumbsup: Not disrespecting the older fighters but they were too mature and didnt piss eachother off at all and there were no big rivalries.
To get TV ya need contraversy or drama. TUF 4 had neither.
I enjoyed Tuf 4 it was pretty kool, I had stated earlier that his victory hasnt made the show look like a complete waste.
The thing about the contenders on that show is that they mostly only fight each other and pretty much always lose, I mean I bet on Spratt this last time, and he got pissed on, Pete Sell got beat, Scott Smith was defeated by Cote so that really doesnt count towards a 'complete victory' because they're really not beating anyone outside of that house, unless your Matt Serra.
Lutter turned out to be a dud, but Serra turned into a star. Seriously, this did a whole 'lot to help Matt Serra's popularity, and you know what? Good. Sure, I about crapped my pants when he destroyed GSP, but Serra's a likeable guy, so I'm not all bummed about it. Shocked? Yes, but bummed? No.
I enjoyed some parts of TUF 4(Carter vs Clementi for example), but a lot of it was just dull. I mean, I don't give 2 shits about Edwin DeWees or Gideon Ray, so watching them wallow in their mediocrity was tough to watch.
Also, Matt Serra deserves to be the champion wheter you like it or not. He just beat a man who was considered to be the no.1 WW in the world in a very dominating fashion. How is that bad for the sport?
Yea really people need to stop shitting on Serra because he didnt earn the title the more common way. And whats with this negative shit towards the reality show? The fighters dont deserve any respect because they had to work their way to top on a tv show? So ****en what I dont see TuF as a reality series I see it as a UFC event every week and am interested in it and want to see it as much as a title fight.
Matt Serra deserves that title.
He is a fighter that you can see growing all the time, he is always different in his fights, you can pin all your arguements to the TuF 4 finale, but do it in a fair way and compare it to 2002 Matt Serra, compare it to 2007 Matt Serra
Now for the reality of the matter for those against Serra, he is forever solidified in UFC history with that title so get used to it cause as long as there are welterweights, people are going to remember Matt Serra.
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A nice place to visit with Group of friends.
This place is created on the theme of a rural village Fair. Its a very good attempt to give a change to the regular dining experience. Everything is loud colorful and jazzy. They change their menu regularly and have wide variety of veg and Non veg delicacies.The food is scattered in different sections all over the place. It looks like a lavish wedding stall. For the entertainment of visitors, they have performers performing in the centre. The staff treats you like a family with personal touch in everything.
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Fun filled evening..for the strong hearted
A specialized themed place in the suburbs. The look of the place is authentic village like with the wooden stalls and khaats. Every bit of the decor makes you feel like being in a village (minus the cattle).
The village serves a wide variety of food. You cannot go home disappointed with a wide spread from chaat, indian, pav bhaaji, dosas, chinese and more. The place is not about the food but about having a good time with a BIG group. You cannot go here with less than six people. It will only be a disaster.
The pani puri was top end and I helped my self with atleast three rounds (each round made up of atleast 6-7 puris). Chaat section was too good and the most crowded too...quite understandable. Dosas were a big hit too. You can probably give the pav bhaaji a pass with better options available.
To finish off your night, do go for the masala chaas or the gola...skip the ice cream if you want to feel more village type. The puppet show with latest item songs is a good entertainment stall. However, the bigger entertainment was the live garba which began post the puppet show. All the people were attracted to whatever free place that was available to go in big circles and dance their hearts out.
This place is certainly good for those who want to have a relaxing evening or have fun with friends and family the 'dehati' style. Strictly not meant for people who have a thing for fine dining.
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December 18,2013
e halo
This a place where people must go to get flavours from different parts of india!
It boasts a huge seating arrangement that vary from chairs and tables to "khatiya" with "takiya"!
As soon as you enter, you get the feel of Rajasthan right away!
They have different sections of stalls that offer different types of food..right from traditional rajasthani, punjabi, chinese, gujarati etc etc.With the amount of varieties that they offer, it is a pretty reasonable place to meet people and gorge on food!
I just wish they had another non-veg section as well!
All in all,a nice place to hang out and eat your heart out!
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Arpit Sarawagi
December 07,2013
Perfect place for family function
I went in the Village for a family function and it was a great experience. The food was good and they have variety of food choices to choose from. A perfect place for a family gathering and to spend time with you near and dear ones. They also conduct a puppet show which will make you crazy. A place which should be visited.
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Hemanshu Pandya
November 26,2013
A place to chill not to eat for a non foodoholic.
This place has become a place of regular visit just for the guest visiting us from out station, being close to my place of residence. If one wants to go for food then you would surely not get the autheticity but would surely get a fanfare of food spread all across on various counters, just like the one found in a typical indian wedding.
The thing good about this place is that it provides entertainment for all the age groups. A feel of a traditional village market provides pot making for the kids, a puppet show an inhouse DJ where one can shake legs. A bangle seller, a tattoo maker and one can have a chumpi malish.
A place good to have a two three hour long celeberations on anniversaries.
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November 20,2013
For fun
We threw a 75th birthday party for my grandfather at Village and it was one the best decisions made. The guests were more than full when they were out of this place. There is a lot of things I would like mention. firstly the food and service, which we thought was impeccable. as we entered early as hosts they served us with delicious starters before any of our guests entered which we though was awesome. also they made the cake cutting really special with doing a village style 'khatidaari' and we all were happy souls.
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Dhanashree Nimkar
November 12,2013
Pathetic place to be in
I visited Village last Sunday with my family to celebrate my birthday. It was a complete disaster.
It was too much crowded, no space to breathe. On the top of it, they play loud garba/dandiya music. It was seen as a practice session for all gujjus before navratri. Bad food. Mostly food items were jain. Had to wait at each counters for food.
Not recommended at all. Not worth the money you pay.
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November 12,2013
Good Experience
Visited this restaurant in the raghuleela mall for dinner buffet,
It was good experience, completely veg restaurant, the food was good,
There was puppet show, in which they used to play a song, & they would make puppet dance,
Crowd was good, but here too as seen earlier in Thane branch too, there was 1 birthday party going on, due to which there was more crowd, But still the atmosphere was good, sort of big marriage party,
Overall Good Experience !!!
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Shah M
September 04,2013
Decent !!!
Been this place 3-4 times.
It felt good for 2 times.
After that the ambiance becomes monotonous.
Concept of fun fair is nice.
Good place to throw birthday party, family, school or office get together.
Oh and if you happen to be photographer don't forget to carry your camera with you.
Food out here is Decent and Nothing very Exotic or Classic.
They have this Unlimited set menu for a fixed price.
Though the variety is a Lot but the food taste and quality is very Average.
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Meeta Parmar
July 09,2013
best family time
The only best hub with family and group enjoyment ...it covers everything best music ambiance variety of food quality its 400 unlimited includes all type of food ... lot of little entertainment inside restaurants... one must visit with family to feel different from the regular life...
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April 02,2013
They also cook Non Veg in their Kitchen - DONT GO
I had visited this place many time as this WAS one of my fav. veg place, I am Brahmin & eat at Pure Veg restaurants only, however what we saw couple of days ago was shocking for us , visited this place with my family & guests & it was time to close so while searching for our kids we happened to enter their kitchen were we saw they were cutting Goat/ Bakra with same kitchen knife - I was shocked - and when they found us there they forced us not to disclose it outside as its pure veg restaurant - people wont come there then.
Note/ request: Staff staying there cook Non Veg for themselves in same kitchen & with same knife. Can anyone take any action on this - Pls help & stop them to play with people religions.
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Purvi Verma
March 20,2013
A great themed restaurant
This place is crowded most of the time, being an excellent place to host parties. They have recreated an entire village scenario, from the chai walas on cycle to a fortune teller under a banyan tree. The place has a lavish buffet which has chaats, pavbhaji, south Indian snacks, Chinese, Punjabi, desserts and much more. And everything here is good except the main course. Overall this place is a must visit for the ambiance and the food and service.
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November 11,2012
lovely ambiance decent food
Been there quite a few times....
Ambiance: a typical village kinda themed restaurant...beautifully done wid trees and astrologers, bullock carts and rickshaws
service: its a self service buffet kinda place
the waiters are dressed up in rajasthani style.
food: dey have sugar cane juice, chai wala on cycle, warm milk
their chaats are too good....
d main course is though average...
deir pav bhajis, dosas, tandoor mushrooms are also good
400 per head for so much in a beautiful ambiance is totally worth it...
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June 22,2012
Fabulous experience!
went to this place with my fiance and i had the time of my life here! The village decor is beautiful and you absolutely forget you are in a crazy metropolitan like Mumbai when you are here! The variety of the food is unexpectedly large and this is the best place for foodies! The dance floor adds to the charm of this place as you can do garba, dandiya or just dance to other music played by the dj. The trucks, post offices, n other village scenes are so colourful and bright that they totally lift your mood! I loved the concept of waiters roaming on cycles giving kulladwali chai and candies etc! Its a great place for huge family get togethers or just a small escape with your loved ones! Different and better than the regular restaurants and totally worth every penny!
The only little drawback is that they do not have private washrooms and you need to go out and use the washrooms of Raghuleela Mall! But tht's just a little issue! The place is excellent!
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May 11,2012
Welcome to the Sauna
Went there last week and the place was as hot as a sauna. No proper ventilation, aircon not working properly, lot of crowd all added into a humid, suffocating atmosphere in which it was nearly impossible to enjoy the food.
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Ritesh Fernandes
June 07,2011
once u cn Visit
basically village is good for chat / pav bhaji / Dosa...but main course is just not good at all .!!! ambience's is very diff...from the normal restaurant so 1 time u cn try this place
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Seema Hegde
August 15,2010
The worst I could expect
I Visited The Village in Vashi and must say had the worst experience so far .The food quality is bad ,its stale food . And the worst thing i found a strand of hair in the kulfi .I was so disgusted ,i reported this there also mentioned it in my feedback form .Its been a month now and Im dissapointed ,i havent even recieved any apology .Does the management not care about all this ??
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June 21,2010
Could be much better
The concept since to be very good and idea is excellent.
fantastic for family gatherings. However not at all a peacefull place, too noisy too crowded
Good for chats.
Punjabi food is better on roadside dhabas.
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Aniket Pargaonkar
April 30,2010
Amazing experience . . .
Well its a shame to call this place just a restaurant!!! It should be called the "ultimate satisfaction place"!! Once you enter this place, you forget that you are on the second floor of a metro mall as it straight away teleports you to a rustic Indian village. The decor is very nicely done to make you feel as if you are on a vacation outside the city. They have khatiyas for sitting and they have also kept some bullock carts, trucks, auto rickshaws in which you can sit and eat :) Very innovative indeed!! Also to entertain you there are traditional musicians and dancers. You'll find a lot of Gujjus playing the garba and dandiya and in all having a blast! Also present are puppet shows, women making bangles & drawing mehendi. Well after doing all this, ya you can get really hungry!!! And then when you look at the food buffet, you are amazed at the sheer range of the food items. You have authentic Gujju, Marathi, Punjabi, Jain, Marwadi, Rajastani, South Indian, chaats ..... well literally every known Indian delicacy!! And believe me the food is really fresh and yummy. Infarct you feel like a child in a chocolate factory ... donno where to start from!! In fact they even have ganne ka juice, barf gola, kulfi .... whew!!! I can go on and on ... The price is 275 per head and its a steal!! But remember to go there early and be sure that you'll end up spending at least 2-3 hours there. Especially if you have relatives coming over, its a fantastic place to go with them and have a fantastic family evening! Mumbai surely needs more places like this! :) Full marks from me!! Bonn apatite and have lots of fun!!
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Vinay V
April 04,2010
Worst Restaurant Award goes to 'The Village'
Going to Village on a weekday is a nightmare..Go at your own risk if you have a high immunity system and can eat the stale and smelly food that the village serve's its customers.. As its a restaurant that serves buffet it is quite obvious that on a weekday the buffet just doesn't get over and iam quite sure the same buffet is served the next day... That quite happened to us when 15 of us visited the restaurant on a week day to celebrate ones birthday.. Dal bati, biryani, dals, subji every thing was bad and the roti's was sour as the atta from which they were made was stale.. Thought of reporting it to FDA at that point of time out of mere frustration... NOT RECOMMENDED..TAKE MY HONEST ADVICE.
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March 29,2010
Love it!
I like everything that is Unlimited. Unlimited downloads, unlimited phone calls, unlimited sms, unlimited well you get the point. And unlimited food and drinks is my favourite. The Village restaurant delivers the unlimited in a limited time from 7pm to 11pm.
The Village is a theme restaurant based on well as the name suggests rural village. For a single ticket weekend price (multiple entry) of 399/- for adults and 219/- for kids (over 3 years) it is an all-you-can-feast-on experience much enjoyed with a large group of friends/family. Start early say by 7.15 pm so as to get the best sitting (no reservations policy) and enjoy until your stomach says please-no-more.
|| The place ||
The Village is conveniently located on the 1st floor of Raghuleela Mall in Kandivali (West). The place is designed to give you the feel of a village. It brings the experience together with mud plastered walls, traditional low sitting diwans, dhaba style benches, and a village tree sheltering an astrologer, a bangle maker, a potter, a mehendi artist all providing services for a nominal price. Also adding to the ambiance were the chana-chor-garam stall, a champi Indian massage stall, a paan-wala, a candy maker, trucks and rickshaws cleverly converted into dinning tables, charpois and a daak ghar to mention a few. I quite enjoyed the 15 min shoulder and neck massage for Rs 25/-. Other services like the personalised bangles, clay pot making, mehendi etc. were quite nominally priced.
I have been coming to this place for a few years now and they have only recently changed the ambiance. The food stalls are now neatly arranged in a row all around the village and the sitting widely spread proving ample room for a large crowd. Although I personally preferred the old layout better but this aint bad.
|| The food ||
Diverse is the word. I started off with jal-jeera to startle the taste buds and aid the digestion as there was an avalanche of food to follow the stomach. Indian buttermilk was another option but I gave it a skip. I pretty much tried a bit of everything sampling my way from stall-to-stall starting with dahi batata puri, sev puri and then pav bhaji. Adding to the food list not necessarily in this order were kachori, mixed bhajia/pakodas, small uttappa like cakes with paneer toppings, chole, paneer lababdar, mixed veg, naan, roti with makhan, daal-baati, jalebi, gulab jamun, sweet milk, cheese dosa, rava dosa, jal-jeera again, baraf golas, kulfi, khichia, chow mein, some more jalebis. Now that I try to remember I think I may have missed out on a lot of stuff. Ah! There was a sugar cane machine but it had gone bust. Also I was told by the management starting mid April they are going to start serving aam-ras. Nice.
|| The service ||
Simply brilliant! Service with a smile, I say. The Village staff was genuinely excited in serving us and was extremely courteous. The staff repeatedly approached us to see if we wanted anything to be brought from any of the food stalls to the table. Water was refilled and paper napkins along with plates were replaced with new ones as and when needed. There was a guy riding on a bicycle offering garam chai and bhajias. Service on wheels. Sweet.
|| Other things ||
The guests were also entertained with garba and sanedo (Gujarai folk music), Bhangra and Bollywood music numbers. Previously for the kids they used to have a puppet show but that seemed missing this time. Also this time around I didnt notice the Rajasthani folk troupe. May be I was too busy eating to take notice.
The music at times was a bit too loud and a private birthday party group seemed to hog a lot of the common place but no big deal.
I and my entire family had a great time and thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience. I am surely coming back here again and looking forward to their new menu.
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March 10,2010
village me khana yaha se accha ..
well on shelling out a good amount of money you will expect alot when you enter... but thanks for making me realise that later !! this seriously is a village i mean the people inside are so lazy , tired (i guess even now a days villagers wont be so bad ! )
hope you change this approach my friend !
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July 21,2009
I don't belong to this Village...
This place is great only if you are a big group or a family who wants to hog on veg food.
Since above don't apply to me I felt it was very expensive. Weekends Buffet is 400 pp and Weekdays it is 300.
The sweet dishes were good. But rest all is ok fare for spending 400 bucks.
I would prefer Rajdhani Thali (the nearest I know is at Oberoi Goregaon) though the ambiance and the village cultural effects will not be there. But still 250 bucks a thali for unlimited food at Rajdhani is any day better.
If I would like to spend 400, I would prefer Tandoori Table at Thakur Village for a mix of veg and non veg buffet.
Don't go to Village for the food. Go only if you are a group who likes veg food and wants to spend more than a couple of hours lazing around and eating all the time :)
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Anirudh B Balotiaa
June 20,2009
Dont go just for food...
If you want to have just the food, skip this place totally. Food variety is HUGE but quality is nothing to boast about.
Its best to go in a group. If you are just 2-3 people, as the noise is very loud and its gets irritating after sometime, you will be hardly able to talk much. So in a group you have things at your own pace, have a bit of everything and you will be overstuffed pretty soon.
Ambience is nice, though it can get quite cramped at weekends, so best to go early and get a nice seat to spend 2-3 hours.
I went there at 7:15 PM, thought it was early, but after one hours, I was glad we came early and got a table. With so much to offer, you HAVE to have a table so that you can take intervals in between and enjoy the entire course on offer.
Overall, I dont think I will go again, as the food was nothing great and the noise was quite a lot thru out.
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May 11,2009
Good Concept...Food could be better
This place is done up like a Rajasthani village replete with the nach gana, mehndi, palmistry et all. Love the ambience especially if you are celebrating an occasion they call you sing songs make you dance etc. The music is a bit loud and doesnt really permit conversation. Good experience if you are going in a large group especially if there are kids. Of course something like Choki Dani would be far better but this is a nearer option.
Food: They have a huge variety from Rajasthani to chaat, south Indian and punjabi. The quantity is actually overwhelming. There was dal khichdi, kadhi, dal batti kurma, chaat, dosa, pav bhaji, chole, methi mutter malai, capsicum paneer, dal tadka,pulao, tandoori mushroom and cauliflower, chilla, jalebi, halwa...phew am sure I missed some items. Somehow the quality of food was not upto the mark.
They have chaas, milk and jal jeera in drinks and of course golas. Only thing they left out was paan.
Service: Is very good with the staff keeping an eye on you and unobstrusively repleneshing everything required.
Damages: On weekdays its 250 - 300 while weekends it Rs 400. Somehow didn't find it worth the price. I agree there was a large quantity of food but would have been better if they focussed on quality rather than quantity.
Would probably not visit again given there are better options for similar prices.
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Prasad Mehta
November 16,2008
Real Village.Real Food.Amazing Interiors!
I went to village yesterday.It was a awesome experience with whole family.I believe that it's unique and the welcome you get while you enter is really amazing.And the munimji from whom you have to buy coupons and the toll naka.It's really fun.And overall you get such a wonderful food.And the interiors really take you to the real india.For theme i would rate it 5 stars.But stillit lacks something.The variety i thought was limited to certain amount,although so many things were available and the punjabi food which i had chole,paneer makhanwala and naan.I believe that was wasn't upto the mark.So it losts it one mark over there.But the chaat and the barbeque was execellent and the golas 'icepopcikles' were great too.And even i enjoyed sitting in a actual truck and having gola.Worth going with your family and friends.
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Anaggh Desai
April 26,2008
village never had it so good
Everything seems to have been written about. Whilst it is obviously VFM place, would not be on my list of priorities for a repeat.
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Kapil Bhatia
July 29,2007
just what the name should offer
Last weekend we had a family dinner at a restaurant called "Village". This is a rather interesting and unique concept place located in Raghuleela mall at Borivali (west). The idea is you pay Rs.300 per head and get an entry which gives you access to all the food that is available that evening at the place. Cuisines available are Rajasthani, Gujarati, Punjabi and live "chaat" counters. Entry is first-cum basis and they don't accept reservations. And that's also because the seating is free style, you just about corner off a table where you set base with your team and then go about on the food hunt.
It's a very gujarati/rajasthani influenced set-up of a typical village with a town square which has a huge articial tree under which tarot card readers, bead sellers, mehendi-walis are located serving the diners. The seating is also very typical with khatiya (cots) and tables. If you move around you will see some rather interesting tables like a truck which had a table set behind its back and a rickshaw split open to fit a four-seater table.
We entered the place at about 8PM and it was moderately crowded but in no time the place was jam packed. Just around that time they start the entertainment show where a bunch of ladies perform a traditional dance and a man saddled on a costume horse does a little jig too! Thankfully after the dance there was a small break and a puppet show kept the noisy kids busy for a while. The large space gives them great freedom to run around like crazy.
Spread out across the place are various food counters where you can just about eat anything as much as you like. We had pani-puri, sev puri, masala khicha, khama dhokla, vada - And a bit more just for starters. I didn't seem to like the khicha very much it was too salty. Maybe the masala papad would have been a better bet!
The pav bhaji was a good choice, because the pav is soft like cotton and absolutely delicious. The center court is where you have the main course items like panner ki sabzi, dal baati, khichu, karela kish-mish, gatte ki sabzi, biryani, khichdi, kadi, dal dokhli accompanied with bajre ki roti, tandoori roti, phulka, channa batura. For a sweet ending there was gulab jamun, jalebi, dal ka sheera, kulfi and kadhai doodh.
For refreshments don't expects the cokes and pepsis of the world around here. There is sugarcane juice, chaas (butter-milk) and a gole wala if you want to suck up some flavoured crushed ice. Oh and yes they have a hooka counter also where you can pick a flavour of your choice. But this ain't included in the 300 bucks we paid earlier.
Verdict: The place is a good experience, tends to get a bit loud with all the naach-gaana. Strongly recommended that you go there in groups - couples stay away and surely not for those looking for a nice quiet place to chat. Food is good variety and quality but nothing awesome about it. I am not sure if I would go back again.
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March 26,2007
A new concept with the same old food
Village is a buffet type regional cuisine place inside a mall, the Raghuleela Mall at Kandivli (W)to be precise. We were driving around aimlessly to try out a new place for Sunday lunch and since we had some work at Link road Malad, we decided to try out this place. It was also mentioned in the What's Hot supplement that comes along with TOI Mumbai edition on Fridays.
About Village
It is a large hall with a traditional village kind of ambience. Three counters serving Punjabi, Gujarati and Rajasthani cuisine respectively, cots and chairs strewn around the place with tables, a central place where they have live musicians and dancers, plus some autos, tempos and lorries converted into interesting seating arrangements.
The experience
We were welcomed by a guy applying 'tilaks' to men and women alike and a glass of cold chaas (and by some REAL LOUD MUSIC).
Once inside, we saw a lady performing the traditional Rajasthani dance performance to some live music that was quite loud for an eating joint. The place was quite crowded but there were enough seats to accomodate more people. Each of the regional counters had over 15 varieties.
Some of them in the Punjabi couter were Chole, Parathas, the grilled mushroom and cauliflower, Veg 'Kolhapuri', Dal Tadka etc.
The Gujarati counter had some interesting dishes like the Parwal in green gravy, Mixed Kathor nu shaak (mixed sprouts in a spicy sweet gravy), dahi kadhi, bajra ni khichdi, ghee rice, chilas were made fresh in the live counter, bajra rotis, etc...There were the staple dhoklas and khandvis ofcourse, along with kanda bhajia and methi bhajias.
The rajasthani counter had mainly chaats.
The desserts were kadhai wali doodh (milk simmering away in a large kadai with malai floating on the top, garnished with saffron and chopped nuts), moong dal halwa floating in ghee, jalebis, shrikhand, gulab jamun, kulfis from the ice box like the roadside kulfi-wala, golas and sugarcane juice from the live counters.
They have attempted the mela kind of ambience by throwing in some hukkas, palm reading lady, mehendi lady, pupper show...
My opinion
While I appreciate the effort in creating the ambience (you almost forget you are in a mall) and the idea behind creating a mixed regional cuisine 'dhaba' - the plethora of choices and noises make it a little overwhelming. I for one, couldn't figure out what to eat. The freshly grilled tandoori mushrooms were good. So was the bajra ni khichdi which I was eating for the first time. The punjabi gravies were run of the mill, high on masala and oil, as in most regular restaurants. As our Punjabi friend remarked - the punjabi counter had a 'kolhapuri' dish and the dal tadka had plenty of curry leaves in the 'tadka' which is not essentially punjabi. The Gujarati food had loads of sugar in everything I tasted. The kulfi was pretty tasteless and the kadai wala doodh was just sugared milk - and I couldn't focus on the food at all while the decibels were increasing by the minute.
It is Rs.300 per head inclusive of service charges on holidays / weekends and between 150-250 on other days.
6/10 for the ambience
4/10 for the food
7/10 for family entertainment /kid-friendly place etc.
Worth a visit if you are in the western suburbs on a weekend and if you choose the dishes from the menu carefully.
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I have seen posts here and different site that have people talking about having/getting a gun licence and the others talk about getting a concealed weapon permit. I might be wrong, but I thought by getting a unlimited Indiana gun licence for "personal protection" would mean having a concealed weapon.
Im sorry, im new with all this stuff.
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Indiana Concealed Carry Permit Information
Indiana is a Shall Issue State and issues concealed handgun licenses to residents of Indiana as well as out-of-state/non-residents. Shall Issue means that the sheriff must issue you a permit even after meeting all requirements for an Indiana Handgun Permit. The relevant Indiana statute is IC 35-47-2-3 which you can read here.
Indiana handgun licenses are qualified or unlimited. A qualified license is issued for hunting and target practive. Unlimited licenses shall be issued for the purpose of the protection of life and property.
Obviously, you want to verify everything personally. Handgunlaws.us is something worth checking out. As far as I understand, you get your carry conceal license by filling out a form and getting fingerprints and bringing everything to your local sherrif's office. This allows you to carry your firearm (technically you can open carry, but this is a whole separate issue). There are of course limits to where you can carry, mostly schools and government buildings and a few other places.
If you just want to buy a gun, you don't need any license. You just need to pass a background check. From what I understand, you can buy a gun for home defense and use it at range without any license. I think you need to transport it unloaded in trunk, though. Indiana is one of the friendliest states in the union.
Thanks for all the info, Im sorry to you guys but i've had a stroke so I cant find the right works everytime. I guess ill flag down a muncie, Indiana police officer and ask him/her if having a unlimited gun licence allows someone to carry a concealed handgun with a quick and simple answer, yes or no.
My "license to carry handgun state of Indiana" says:
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I chose to get a lifetime license which has the same requirements as a 4 year just you never have to renew.
It was very easy to do and since I live outside the city limits the sheriff is where I went to fill out the paper.
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Their hours are Monday through Friday from 8 am to 11:30 am and from 12:30 pm to 3:50 pm
Their email is firstname.lastname@example.com
Their website: Muncie Police Department | Records Division
General info from Indiana State Police on firearms licensing can be found at ISP: Firearms Licensing
Before you go to the Muncie Police Department you fill out the online gun permit application at Application for Handgun License
Instructions for the online application process are here: http://www.in.gov/isp/files/Instruct...y1_2011(1).pdf
When completing online you have the option to use a private contractor (contracted with the State of Indiana) called L1 Solutions. They charge a fee which expedites the process and they have locations for fingerprinting. The costs for a lifetime personal protection license is $75 for State Fee and $50 for local fee (You have to pay both fees).
After completing the online portion you go into the Muncie Police Department to complete the process by payment of local fees (and fingerprinting if you did not choose to use L1 Solutions).
The permitting process above ALLOWS you, one approved, to carry open or concealed subject to federal and state restrictions on places you are not allowed to carry.


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Carnival celebrates one million Facebook fans
Doubles all round in the marketing department for Carnival Cruise Lines after passing the one million fan mark for its Facebook page.
The cruise line made the milestone last week, four years after establishing a presence on the omnipresent social network and with recent rapid growth of consumers "liking" its fan page.
According to an independent Facebook tracking service, Carnival is adding close to 5,000 new fans every day, although it has some way to go before it reaches the heady levels of stars Eminem and Lady Gaga which have 42 million and 40 million Facebook fans respectively.
Carnival is the first cruise line to pass the one million fan barrier and one very few travel organisations to have also passed the same mark. Disney has 26 million Facebook fans, adding 22,000 new fans every day.
The company uses its fan page for a vast array of functions, such as promoting special offers, competitions, YouTube videos of its ships, polls, and trip search tools.
About the Writer :: Kevin May
Kevin is senior editor and a co-founder at Tnooz. He was previously editor of UK-based magazine Travolution and web editor of Media Week UK from 2003 to 2005.
He has worked in regional newspapers (Essex Enquirer) and started his career at the Police Gazette at New Scotland Yard in London. He has a degree in criminology, a postgraduate diploma in magazine journalism and publishes his first book - a biography about Depeche Mode - in 2017.
Carnival is also the largest cruise line in the world, would help to explain why they have so many Facebook fans. They also have a very loyal following, people who cruise Carnival love and will only cruise Carnival. However, 1 million fans is an accomplishment! Way to go Carnival!