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Mountaineers looked like a team devoid of confidence as they slumped to a disappointing defeat at the hands of Matabeleland Tuskers with scarcely a fight. Apart from Shingi Masakadza, who fought a lone battle, the team that had such a marvellous Logan Cup record last season were dismissed for 92 runs in their second innings, chasing only 199 to win. The Matabeleland Tuskers seam battery did a fine job, spearheaded by Chris Mpofu, who took four for 40, taking his total for the match to nine. Keegan Meth, back to his economical best, took three for 19 in 14 overs.
Going into the final day, Mountaineers were 40 for four wickets, and their two international batsmen, Tino Mawoyo and Hamilton Masakadza, were among those dismissed, so their chances of victory on a difficult pitch looked slim. From the start they played like a team without hope, scarcely offering an attacking stroke against the determined pace bowling of Tuskers. Timycen Maruma, the captain, was particularly disappointing, as he is so often a fighter in such circumstances, but on this occasion he had little to offer. After almost an hour at the crease for just 10 runs, he unwisely shouldered arms to a ball from Chris Mpofu that came back and bowled him.
Ten runs came in the first hour and the procession continued. The night-watchman Silent Mujaji did the best he could, until he was stumped for 5 off 69 balls in 94 minutes. But it was the responsibility of his more capable partners to take the initiative, and with the exception of Shingi Masakadza they failed badly. Shingi, always a fighter when the situation is difficult, played a positive and determined innings of 29 off 45 balls, before a ball from Mpofu had him fending a catch to mid-on. Otherwise the Matabeleland Tuskers bowlers had things all their own way, as the other home batsmen could offer nothing more than timid defence.
It would appear that their unexpected defeats in last year's three domestic competitions, for which they were favourites, and especially the Logan Cup final to this Matabeleland Tuskers team, has shattered the confidence of the Mountaineers players. Their coach Gary Brent strongly praised their wonderful attitude throughout pre-season practice, but if the vital ingredient of confidence is missing, this will all be in vain. Mountaineers have the skills and dedication to succeed, even to win the Logan Cup, but before that can happen, they need to repair their wounded spirits. Full scorecard below the cut.
Tuskers 306 (85.4 overs; Ewing 102, Mushangwe 5/112) & 186 (66.1 overs; Meth 41*, S Masakadza 4/49), Mountaineers 294 (91.1 overs; H Masakadza 75, Mpofu 5/55) & 92 (48.2 overs; S Masakadza 29, Mpofu 4/40). Matabeleland Tuskers win by 106 runs.
[Match report via ZC]
A fine all-round performance by Matabeleland Tuskers, and in particular their all-rounder Keegan Meth, gave them a convincing victory over Mountaineers on the latter's home ground in Mutare. The cricket committee's decision to make Saturdays the match days in the 50-over competition was otherwise an instant success in Mutare, attracting an enthusiastic family crowd and a festival atmosphere.
Meth courageously returned to the Matabeleland Tuskers side only a month after his horrific facial injury against Bangladesh, and he was to play a vital role in this match with bat and ball, as he had on his last visit to this ground, in the Logan Cup final last April. Mountaineers were without Hamilton Masakadza, nursing a strain. Under cloudy skies Mountaineers won the toss and eagerly put Matabeleland Tuskers in to bat, as the pitch had cracks in it and was expected to help the bowlers considerably. There was some movement early on, but overall much less than the home side anticipated. After one ball had been bowled in the Tuskers' innings play was suspended for almost 20 minutes as the black covering on the sightscreen was found to be inadequate and had to be fixed.
When play did resume, the batsmen struggled for a while against fine bowling from the occasional internationals Tendai Chatara and Shingi Masakadza. When Gavin Ewing was out lbw to Masakadza for 11, the score was 19 for one in the eighth over, after which Paul Horton struggled to 2 off 21 balls when he was dismissed. Terry Duffin made 21, but the middle order came through well. Craig Ervine made a more fluent 47 as the ball lost its shine, before giving his wicket away just short of his 50.
After the 37th over, though, the score was only 132 for five and Matabeleland Tuskers were struggling. From this point Keith Dabengwa and Meth transformed the innings. Dabengwa had begun cautiously, but soon opened up and batted superbly for his unbeaten 82, with six fours and three sixes. Meth joined in the assault, with 43 off 37 balls, and the pair added 108 in 13 overs, doing particularly well against the spinners. Matabeleland Tuskers finished with a score of 240 for five, far better than had looked likely for most of their innings. Masakadza was the best bowler, deserving better than his two for 38 off 11 overs.
Mountaineers never looked like challenging their target. Chris Mpofu and Meth bowled perhaps even better than their Mountaineer counterparts had done, but against feebler opposition. Bernard Mlambo pulled a ball from Mpofu magnificently for four, but he was all at sea against Meth, eventually edging him to second slip to depart for 8. Mountaineers suffered a serious blow when Tino Mawoyo also fell for 8, lbw to Mpofu, and the slide was on. Five wickets were down for 32 in the 13th over and there could be no coming back from here.
The acting captain, Timycen Maruma, fought defiantly for a while, cracking three powerful boundaries, but then he groped at a ball from Meth well outside the off stump and edged a catch to the keeper, departing for 17. Matabeleland Tuskers bowled Meth out, his 12 overs – the new limit now allowed in the 50-over game – going for 41 runs for four wickets. Shingi Masakadza pulled a short ball from Dabengwa for six to become only the second batsman in the side to reach double figures, and was followed by Donald Tiripano (15), the pair adding 35 together in a face-saving partnership. The final total was 109, Masakadza last man out for 28. Mpofu finished off the innings, finishing with four wickets for 20 runs. Cricketwise, the day was a disaster for Mountaineers; as a public relations exercise for the people of Mutare, it was a festive and well-run occasion. Full scorecard below the cut.
Tuskers 240/5 (50 overs; Dabengwa 82*, S Masakadza 2/38), Mountaineers 109 (33.3 overs; S Masakadza 28, Mpofu 4/20, Meth 4/41). Matabeleland Tuskers win by 131 runs.
[Match report via ZC]
Matabeleland Tuskers are the new Logan Cup champions. Depleted, without five of their key players, they beat the previously undefeated Mountaineers by 18 runs, a remarkable achievement. The key factor was their swing bowler Keegan Meth, who has been steadily improving throughout the season and now seems to have instilled fear into the hearts of opposing batsmen with his deceptive swerve and accuracy. In this match he took 13 wickets at a cost of only 108 runs, besides playing a second innings of 65 runs, and if ever one man won a match for this team, this was the occasion.
It was clear at the start of the day that the result of the match would most likely hinge on the result of the battle between Hamilton Masakadza and Meth – and Meth won handsomely. Masakadza off-drove a single off Keith Dabengwa in the second over of the day to take the home side's total to 100, which brought him to face Meth in the next over. He pushed fatally outside the off stump, edged a catch to the wicketkeeper and departed for 14, to scenes of jubilation from the fielders. As it turned out, this was the point where they won the match. Again, though, they were excessively noisy in the field, especially early on.
It was now the responsibility of the rest of the Mountaineers team to stand up and show they were not totally reliant on Masakadza in a tight situation – and this for the most part they dismally failed to do. The experienced South African Jon Beukes was one batsman who might have stood in the gap for Mountaineers, as he ran to 16 confident runs off 14 balls, with three fours, but he was then given out lbw on the front foot to Meth, and now the middle order surrendered meekly. Donald Tiripano, the night-watchman, had held an end up grimly for almost an hour, but edged a low catch to second slip off Meth to depart for 5 off 42 balls. Prosper Utseya, who has often been a man for a crisis in the past, was this time another lbw victim to Meth for a single, and Benjy Katsande lasted only three balls before edging to the keeper. Seven were now down for 125, the point of no return had been passed, and the last four wickets had fallen for seven runs in four overs.
Meth must have been tiring, but he kept bowling. At last Timycen Maruma and Shingi Masakadza showed some defiance, keeping out Meth and starting to attack Dabengwa, who had been blocking up the other end. Dabengwa as captain now faced the dilemma of whether to continue with Meth or give him a break for a while, but just as decision time was imminent, Meth struck again. Shingi Masakadza had been trying to counter his movement and upset his length by going down the pitch to him, which brought the keeper up to the stumps; the batsman did it once too often and was stumped for 17; eight down for 155.
Maruma now decided to take advantage of the wearied bowler, now in his eleventh over, smiting him for two mighty leg-side sixes in succession. In the meantime Dabengwa gave way to Chris Mpofu, but Tendai Chatara gave Maruma unexpected support, with five well-selected boundary hits off the fast man. They survived until lunch, and then Tawanda Mupariwa replaced the exhausted Meth; he quickly produced a rising ball that Maruma, on 36, edged at an awkward throat height to the keeper, who dropped it. After two overs by Mupariwa, Dabengwa brought back Meth, but he no longer had the power to terrorize; the batsmen could now play him like any other bowler and kept the scoreboard ticking over comfortably. Mountaineers supporters began to entertain delusions of victory.
When Maruma reached an admirable fifty, only another 24 runs were needed to win. But, tragically, a mix-up between the batsmen led to his being run out for 51 and the fighting partnership of 69 was ended. Natsai Mushangwe tried to hit out, but was caught in the outfield off Mpofu and the Logan Cup went to Matabeleland Tuskers. Full scorecard below the cut.
Tuskers 195 (68.2 overs; Mabuza 54, Mushangwe 3/44) & 290 (103.3 overs; Meth 65, Utseya 2/37), Mountaineers 239 (67.2 overs; H Masakadza 119, Meth 6/40) & 228 (63 overs; Mlambo 68, Meth 7/69). Matabeleland Tuskers win by 18 runs.
[Match report via ZC]
The top two teams in the MetBank Pro40 Championship table, Mountaineers and Matabeleland Tuskers, have both been knocked out in the semi-finals. Perhaps they were distracted by the prospect of the Logan Cup Final to be played between them both in Mutare, starting this coming Wednesday, but certainly both turned in very poor batting displays to be beaten by teams that finished below them on the log. Matabeleland Tuskers did even worse than Mountaineers the day before, being bowled out for a miserable 94 by Southern Rocks, with Brian Vitori taking five cheap wickets. The Masvingo-based team made light work of their target, losing only one wicket as they raced to victory before three o'clock.
Matabeleland Tuskers were to regret their decision to bat first on a pitch that was slow but otherwise sound. The fault, though, was not with the decision but with those who should have taken advantage of it. They never looked like making a big score right from the start. The left-arm seamer Vitori bowled a fine spell from the pavilion end, but he did not have too much opposition. He dismissed both the newcomer Brian Chari and the experienced Keith Dabengwa in his second over, and in his fourth the captain Gavin Ewing, who had played a lone game in keeping the score ticking over, was furious to be given out caught at the wicket off an inside edge for 21. The team was seriously handicapped, though, by the loss of their two excellent English professionals, though, with Paul Horton and Adam Wheater required to return to their counties.
The score was now 34 for three, and worse was to come. Charles Coventry battled to 16 off 37 balls before he fished outside the off stump to be caught at the wicket off Mike Chinouya, returning to the side after injury, and the rest of the middle order caved in weakly in a series of soft dismissals. The third wicket fell for 56 in the 20th over. At last now, however, when it was too late, came some spirited resistance. Brad Staddon played with admirable composure and skill, helped by 10 from Tawanda Mupariwa, and the ninth wicket put on 27 runs, the best partnership of the innings. It took the return of Vitori to capture the last two wickets, although Staddon's lbw for 25 was another rather controversial decision. The total was a dismal 94, and it would have been much worse without Staddon's fighting spirit. Vitori finished with five wickets for only 26 runs, while Robertson Chinyengetere took three and Chinouya two. Almost nine overs of their allotted 40 went unused.
Southern Rocks, unaccustomed as they are to victory, had nothing to worry about as long as they did not become careless. Matabeleland Tuskers came out fighting, and determined to show that fact to the world by the constant barrage of noise they kept up in the field. They did make the batsmen fight for the runs. Sikandar Raza and Cham Chibhabha played some good straight drives over the bowler's head in the powerplay overs before, at 29, Raza (14) miscued a pull to deep midwicket off Chris Mpofu, who was fast and aggressive.
Craig Ervine, just back from the World Cup, came in next to play a solid, capable innings, his most notable strokes being pulls off the short deliveries. Chibhabha played a sound innings, speeding up as he approached his fifty, but he was denied this landmark by Ervine, who drove a four and a six off successive balls to take Southern Rocks through to the final. Chibhabha finished with 45 and Ervine 36. Well as the Matabeleland Tuskers bowlers had performed, their batsmen had not left them nearly enough runs to play with. Full scorecard below the cut.
Tuskers 94 (31.1 overs; Staddon 25, Vitori 5/26), Rocks 97/1 (20.3 overs; Chibhabha 45*, Mpofu 1/23). Southern Rocks win by 9 wickets.
[Match report via ZC]
They may have lost the T20 title narrowly on Saturday, but Sunday saw Southern Rocks 'B' turn the tables on Tuskers to claim the one-day title by a convincing margin, leaving them holding 2 of the 3 'B' titles for the season. Tuskers won the toss and opted to bat, but were bowled out for 171 in the 46th over as Rocks' Tendai Chisoro took 5/31, ably supported by Keith Kulinga (2/43), to keep Tuskers in check. Stephen Trenchard's 25 was the best of the bunch for Tuskers.
Rocks had very little problems chasing the total, losing just 4 wickets along the way and claiming the title with over 11 overs to spare. Alester Maregwede again top-scored, as he did in the T20, with 37, while Thabo Mboyi took 4/24 for Tuskers in a losing cause. Full scorecard below the cut.
Tuskers 171 (45.4 overs; Trenchard 25, Chisoro 5/31), Rocks 172/4 (38/5 overs; Maregwede 37, Mboyi 4/24). Southern Rocks 'B' win by 6 wickets.
While our attention was distracted by the World Cup, this weekend was finals weekend for the T20 and one-day inter-provincial 'B' competitions. The Twenty20 was first up, on Saturday, with Matabeleland Tuskers and Southern Rocks facing off for the title, and with Rocks having already claimed the 'B' 4-day title they would have been hoping to continue their winning roll.
Tuskers won the toss and opted to field, giving Rocks the chance to set the running - they tallied up 122/5 from their alotted overs, with Alester Maregwede (29) leading the scoring. Two wickets came by run-out, while Tochukwu Enwerem had the best figures for Tuskers with 1/20.
Tuskers only just managed to chase that down, though - Mark Mabuza's 25 was the best of their innings, as they crossed the line with just one ball to spare to claim a 2-wicket win, having almost self-destructed with some terrible running of their own - the last 4 wickets of their over "fell" to run-outs. Roy Kaia took 1/14 for Rocks to lead their figures. Full scorecard below the cut.
Rocks 122/5 (20 overs; Maregwede 29, Enwerem 1/20), Tuskers 124/8 (19.5 overs; Mabuza 25, Kaia 1/14). Matabeleland Tuskers 'B' win by 2 wickets.
Matabeleland Tuskers ensured their place in the Logan Cup final with a comprehensive win over Midwest Rhino in the second of this week's Logan Cup matches. With some impressive batting performances powering them on, Tuskers posted 393/8d and 335/3d in their innings, with Paul Horton and Gavin Ewing both scoring 119 in the second. For Rhinos, Riki Wessels saved their blushes in the first innings, scoring a huge 146 before Rhinos were bowled out for 298, but they were left chasing 431 in the second innings, or having to bat out 4 sessions to secure the draw that would have been good enough to get them to the final - but that proved too much of a challenge as they were bowled out for 253 to give Tuskers a comfortable 177-run win. Full scorecard below the cut.
Tuskers 393/8d (96.3 overs; Trenchard 84, Nicolson 3/121) & 335/3d (54.5 overs; Horton 119, Ewing 119, Mugava 2/42), Rhinos 298 (88.4 overs; Wessels 146, Meth 3/44) & 253 (67.1 overs; Benade 64, Mboyi 3/47). Matabeleland Tuskers win by 177 runs.
Dates are in for the rescheduled MetBank Pro40 semi-finals - if you remember, the first attempt at finals weekend was completely washed out.
Friday 25 March: Mountaineers v Midwest Rhinos
Saturday 26 March: Matabeleland Tuskers v Southern Rocks
I assume the final will take place on the 27th, but that's not yet confirmed. Matches to be played at Harare Sports Club.
The other Logan Cup match of the round, Mashonaland Eagles v Matabeleland Tuskers, was a heavily rain-affected affair that drew to a close after the completion of the first innings. Tuskers chose to field after winning the toss, and held Eagles to 131, with Dean Mazhawidza's 78 being the only thing that stood between the side and even greater humilation. Keegan Meth had an outstanding spell with the ball, taking seven wickets for 42. As an indication of how much the weather had affected the match, it took Eagles until the morning of day four to complete their innings, which was just over 60 overs long.
Tuskers lasted a similar amount of time, but managed to post 188 and at least secure the point for a first-innings lead. Unlike Eagles, there was no stand-out innings, with Adam Wheater's 33 being the best of an otherwise forgettable innings. Chad Keegan took 4/43, with Andrew Hall chipping in with 2/36. With no chance of either side completing a second innings in the remaining time, that was all she wrote.
Full scorecard below the cut. The result leaves Tuskers in third in the tourney table, behind Rhinos - who they'll now meet in the final round, starting Friday, in a match that will decide who goes on to meet Mountaineers in the Logan Cup final. Tuskers must win that match to go through, while for Rhinos a draw will do.
Eagles 131 (60.2 overs; Mazhawidza 78, Meth 7/42), Tuskers 188 59.3 overs; Wheater 33, Keegan 4/43). Match drawn.
A few big knocks, a lot of poor ones, and a tame draw of a result in Bulawayo - that's what the second of this week's Logan Cup matches served up, and with Tuskers needing a win to keep hold of second place in the tournament table, that wasn't the result they were looking for. Southern Rocks posted 261 to open the match, led by Chamu Chibhabha's 105 - he was ably supported by Richmond Mutumbami (54) and Stuart Matsikenyeri (47), but if you total them up you'll see that there wasn't muuch of a contriubtion from the rest of the team. Tuskers' bowlers spread the wickets around, with Njabulo Ncube, Keegan Meth and Tawanda Mupariwa each taking three apiece. In reply, Adam Wheater's 126 formed the basis of Tuskers' innings as they worked their way to 365, with captain Gavin Ewing scoring 80 as Tuskers secured the first-innings point. Blessing Mahwire took 4/54.
Time ran out on Rocks' second innings, though - it had gotten off to a good start, with Roy Kaia scoring 112 and Chamu Chibhabha falling just short of a ton of his own with 91, but the match was declared a draw with Rocks on 292/4, leaving Sikandar Raza unbeaten on 41*. And that was all she wrote. Tuskers move down into third after this round's matches, overtaken by Rhinos after their thumping defeat of Eagles, while Rocks remain rooted to the bottom and without a win in the series yet. Full scorecard below the cut.
Rocks 261 (103 overs; Chibhabha 105, Mupariwa 3/35) & 292/4 (111 overs; Kaia 112, Meth 2/52), Tuskers 365 (129.1 overs; Wheater 126, Mahwire 4/54). Match drawn.

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Weak Link Found for Fallout and Leukemia
By WARREN E. LEARY, Special to The New York Times
Published: July 28, 1990
Researchers have found a weak association between radioactive fallout from atomic testing in Nevada in the 1950's and leukemia rates in people who lived downwind, but they said the evidence was not strong enough to prove the tests caused the cancer.
The report by scientists from the University of Utah and other institutions, to be published next week in The Journal of the American Medical Association, said a study of death certificates and other records of 6,500 Mormons who lived in Utah at the time of the tests cannot link the tests definitively to later cancer cases.
But the study said there was a stronger suggested link between fallout and leukemia when looking at certain groups within the study, including those exposed at an early age who developed cancers within a few years.
Fallout from the more than 100 nuclear weapons tests carried out above ground by the Atomic Energy Commission from 1951 to 1958 at its Nevada Test Site was concentrated most heavily in areas of Utah and Nevada that were downwind from the site. The study said this fallout might have been responsible for 3 to 6 percent of the leukemia deaths in Utah from 1952 to 1981.
''In view of the consistency of our findings with other literature and the lack of other plausible explanations, we conclude that the excess of acute leukemias in southwestern Utah is probably not due to chance and may be attributable to fallout radiation,'' the report said. ''However, the estimated number of cases attributable to fallout in this region is small, and these cases are indistinguishable from those caused by other factors.''
The researchers, led by Dr. Walter Stevens of the University of Utah Medical School, said their report is the first to estimate the dose of fallout radiation received by individuals, based on their location and studies of radioactive deposits in soil. The study was sponsored by the National Cancer Institute.
In Washington County, Utah, the area of heaviest fallout, the average dose to bone marrow was about 2 rads, the report said, compared with an average of 0.3 rads from fallout for the rest of the state. A rad is a measure of radiation exposure, and the average dose from natural background sources in Utah in the 1950's was about 0.3 rads. This would have been in addition to the radiation fallout.
Leukemia is a cancer of the blood-forming tissue, notably bone marrow, and has long been associated with radiation exposure. The report said the incidence of leukemia was higher in groups exposed to larger amounts of fallout than those in less exposed areas. #1,177 Mormons in Study The researchers limited their analysis to members of the Mormon Church, who make up 70 percent of Utah's population, because detailed church records could be used to determine who had died and moved into or out of different communities during the atomic testing period. The study examined 1,177 Mormons whose leukemia deaths could be confirmed with death certificates and compared them with 5,330 similar individuals who died of other causes.
The study noted that earlier studies indicated Utah's leukemia rate was 1.5 times higher than the rest of the nation and its general findings were in the same range. The overall trend of a weak association between fallout and leukemia seen in all age groups was not statistically significant, the study said.
The study raised the possibility of a link between fallout and leukemia death among those who were younger than 20 years old when they were exposed to the highest levels of radiation and contracted the disease within 10 years of exposure. In Washington County, the study noted, 7 of the 17 leukemia deaths among Mormons might have been attributed to fallout, including 5 among people younger than 20 when exposed. But the researchers said that while this association was significant, the numbers were too few to eliminate the possibility that factors other than radiation might have been the cause.


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SoundLet's just say right off the bat that Michiru Yamane still has what it takes. One of the few female composers from Japan that incurs as much respect as her male counterparts Uematsu, Sakimoto, and Mitsuda, Yamane's grasp of the Castlevania world is unparalleled. She's the same musician responsible for the scores of Symphony of the Night, Aria of Sorrow, and Castlevania Bloodlines, and has gone back to her roots to write the soundtrack for Lament of Innocence. The results are extraordinary.Teetering back and forth between pipe-heavy arias and piano solos to industrial-sounding rock music and dance beats, Castlevania's soundtrack is one of the best we've heard this year. Diverse yet strangely tied together, each of the game's environments serve as the inspiration for different moods and feelings with all the right melodies in all the right places. From a technical standpoint, it's less varied in terms of emotion when compared to Yamane's previous work on Symphony of the Night. But it's more melancholy demeanor and fitting transitions allow it to be just as poignant if not more touching.The sound effects don't inspire nearly as much raving as the music, but the classic sounds of the Belmont whip and remixed moans of the undead definitely get the job done. And for fans who prefer Japanese language tracks to the English sort, you'll be happy to know that the decision to switch between the two has been included in the options menu. As an added bonus, you can hook Lament of Innocence up to your best receiver and enjoy it in Dolby Pro Logic II as well; finishing off what's can only be described as terrific sound treatment.
There was a whole lot of fan-oriented uproar when it was announced that the PlayStation 2 version of Castlevania would go way of the third dimension. And after playing the slightly average Nintendo 64 3D offerings a couple of years back, we can't say that we blamed them. Having experienced Konami's latest trip to the dark side for innumerable hours upon hours, however, we can safely confirm that "Dracula's 3D Curse" has finally been lifted.
As despite the noticeable platforming problems and occasional exploratory moments that left us with nothing to do, Lament of Innocence still provides plenty of old-fashioned gothic entertainment. Successfully capturing the genius of what made its 2D predecessors so enthralling, this latest Castlevania should keep you busy for weeks.
And while it can definitely be beaten the first time through in less than eight to 10 hours, its plethora of hidden goodies, unlockable playable characters, and incredible Halloween-like atmosphere should give fans more than enough reasons to go back. But more than anything else, it's just plain fun -- a trait that's always welcome in the videogame world.


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Property Description
Key features
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- Two double bedrooms
- Two bathrooms
- Modern kitchen with integrated appliances
- High specification finish throughout
- Period conversion with high ceilings
- Bespoke wardrobes
- Loft space
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An interior designed refurbished two bed luxury flat (completed Aug 2016), set in a beautiful property. Flooded with natural light and premium wooden floors throughout. Excellent storage including huge loft space and a separate utility room. New double glazed sash windows throughout. Ready for someone to move straight in.
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- Superb views over the square. Enjoy your weekend breakfast overlooking the Square and magnificent Chelsea Church.
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Some serious reforms are needed in our auto industry. Though all variants of corolla are value for money except XLI, but if one has budget he/she should opt Grande.
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Did you use a light coating of anti-seize on the threads since these plugs can remain installed for a long time to prevent them from seizing in the head due to corrosion?
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Is that a "no" or a "what is anti-seize" look?
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Speight's Southern Man Cookbook
The Speight's Southern Man Cookbook is more than just a recipe book. It is a mix of tales of Speight's Ale Houses, photographs of southern landscapes, historic titbits and a celebration of everything Speight's.
The recipes are taken from the New Zealand-wide chain of restaurants and are described as "hearty, delicious, quality tucker – with a few beer recommendations along the way".
They include traditional favourites including Shearers Shanks and Blue 'n' Gold (deep-fried blue cod), lots of game food including venison, wild pork, wild hare, and duck, meaty casseroles, pies and steak.
The nod is also given to a handful of soups (including seafood chowder), salads and one pasta recipe.
The introduction to Wild Mushroom and Bacon Fettuccine describes it as an emergency recipe "just in case there are no potatoes – in the whole town". The next page states simply: "Southern men don't eat pasta."
Traditional southern cheese rolls are on the menu although it is a mystery to us why the southern man would need recipes from Petone and Napier. Having said that, the Petone recipe uses reduced cream and onion soup (the way Mum used to make it) and it is gooood.
The Rattray Steak uses Speight's Old Dark, tomato sauce and a few other yummies for a marinade and the entire house smelled divine while it was grilling. We had enough marinade left over for a batch of chops the next night.
Some things are probably better left to the restaurant. The Chicken Parcels in filo with peaches and cream cheese were delicious but took the best part of a day to make. One wonders where the Southern Man would find time between rugby practice and mustering his sheep.
The whole family enjoyed the Oven-Baked Gurnard served with risotto. The recipe was simple, flavours delicate and it was a satisfying meal.
We enjoyed the recipes we have tried and have more on the "to-do" list but they are not slap-up, prepare-at-the-drop-of-a-hat meals with all the ingredients waiting in the cupboard. Some specialised ingredients are necessary and more than one six-pack could easily be consumed in the time some recipes might take.
However, it is a good read and the food is delicious. We only wonder if this book is more targeted at the Ponsonby southern-man than the Swanndri-wearing, ute-driving bloke who prefers his beer in jugs and his oysters raw.
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Welcome to the new
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The Adventures of Bridger
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What if the captain of the world's most powerful submarine was caught up in the vortex? And what if years of sliding turned him into a bitter, irascible drunk?
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Having escaped the Satellite of Love, Mike, the Bots, and their new friend Logan St. Clair find themselves at the mercy of a cruel fan fiction writer.


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Welcome to Dahl Tug and Barge Co.
We are a family owned pacific northwest company serving customers globally. We work hard to please our customers with efficient, quality work. We take pride in being a small business and working directly with the customer to make sure that the job is done the way they would like us to. With this, we are able to take a more personal approach when choosing buyers as well as employees. We follow the concept of employee empowerment, treating our employees with respect and trusting them to make the right decisions without the constant aid of a manager. This gives them a good sense of authority, which in turn has increased modivation and affectiveness within the workplace. Whether we are out at sea or on land we work together to solve problems quickly and efficiently using cross-functional teams, allowing all departments to have a voice in the solution. Also, in being a small business, we are able to maintain a good code of ethics, making sure that all of our employees follow our standards of moral behavior. We take safety very seriously since the maritime industry can be very dangerous, making sure that all of our employees are aware of the dangers and how they can avoid possible injury. Now that you know a little about us, we look forward to hearing more about you!


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The Sunday News and Tribune
Jefferson City, Missouri
December 1, 1935
Fulton, Nov. 30: A paralytic stroke last weekend proved fatal to JOHN BERRY MCGEHEE, a resident of south Callaway for many years. Mr. McGehee had been cutting wood all morning at his home in the Dixie neighborhood. About noon he was stricken with paralysis and died a few hours later. He was feeling unusually well up to the time of the fatal stroke. Funeral services were conducted at the Dixie Christian Church and the body was sent to Daviss County, Indiana, his former home, for burial. He was 80 years old. Mr. McGehee was born in Indiana in 1855. Soon after the Civil War, he and his family moved to Missouri. For a number of years, he was a member of the firm of BOGGS and MCGEHEE, which operated saw mill plants in Callaway and Boone Counties. Surviving are his widow, formerly Miss BELLE STEPHENSON, and one brother. The couple had no children.
Kerrville Times
Kerrville, Texas
July 5, 2006
Gatesville: RENALDA MCGEHEE, 54, of Gatesville, died Sunday, July 2, 2006, at a Temple hospital. A memorial service will be held Wednesday at Gatesville Revival Center with Bro. JIM BOLING and Rev. WES COVEY officiating. She was born in Belton to ROY LEE and the late GERTRUDE DOSS HOOKER Sr. She lived most of her life in the Gatesville area. She married RICHARD MCGEHEE in Kerrville on October 30, 1967. She was a homemaker and a collector of people. She was a member of the Pentecostal Church. She is survived by her husband, RICHARD E. MCGEHEE Sr.; parents, R. L. "BILL" and BETTY HOOKER; daughter KATREENA AYRES and husband JEFF; sons RICKY MCGEHEE Jr. and wife CHARLA, JOEY MCGEHEE and wife MARISA, BILLY MCGEHEE and wife BOBBIE and SHANE MCGEHEE; sisters VIVIAN MOORE, ALICE BRECKENRIDGE, CONNIE LEE, BELINDA CHASTEEN, THELMA GUMBERT, CHERYLL BAKER, MARY BREASHEARS; brothers, ROY HOOKER Jr., ROBERT BROWN, LARRY BROWN; grandsons, TOBY, CODY, JOE and JAYSON MCGEHEE; granddaughters, JESSICA and JACQUELINE MCGEHEE and ELIZABETH AYRES and numerous beloved children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews and friends. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society. Arrangements are under direction of Gatesville Funeral Home in Gatesville.
Kerrville Times
Kerrville, Texas
March 16, 1997
Ingram: Services for J. R. MCGEHEE, age 75, of Ingram, who died Friday, March 14, 1997, in a local hospital, will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday, March 16, 1997, at the Chapel of Overby Funeral Home with burial to follow in the Nichols Cemetery in Ingram. Revs. CHARLIE BURGIN and D. R. WALKER will be officiating. Mr. McGehee was born on Feb. 20, 1922 in Jones County, Texas to WILLIAM and LENA MCGEHEE. He married ETHEL GUMBERT on Dec. 13, 1942 in Marble Falls, Texas, He served in the Army during WWII. He was a member of the V.F.W. in Kerrville.
Mr. McGehee was pastor of the Ingram Pentecostal Church on and off for 20 years. He was a lifelong resident of the Hill Country. He is survived by his wife, ETHEL MCGEHEE of Ingram; five sons, JIMMIE LEE MCGEHEE of Ingram, WILLIAM WEST MCGEHEE of Sandia, WILLIE GENE MCGEHEE of Ingram, CECIL RAY MCGEHEE of Kerrville, and RICHARD EDWARD MCGEHEE of Gatesville, Texas; one daughter, KATIE CATHELINE LOWRANCE of Ingram; three sisters, IMA GENE COLEMAN of Kerrville, MINNIE LEE GUMBERT of Ingram, and LILLIAN GRUMBLES of Mount Pleasant, Texas; one brother LOYD H. MCGEHEE of Idabel, Oklahoma; 19 grandchildren, six step-grandchildren, 33 great-grandchildren, and seven step-great-grandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by two great-great-grandchildren.
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NEW YORK (AP) Gus Hall, the American Communist Party boss who steadfastly stuck to his beliefs through years in prison and the collapse of communist regimes around the world, has died. He was 90.
Hall died Friday at Lenox Hill Hospital in Manhattan of complications relating to diabetes, Scott Marshall, a Communist Party official, said Monday.
A communist activist since 1926, Hall never repudiated his ideas, even after the dissolution of communist societies in eastern Europe and the dismantling of the Soviet Union, events he bitterly lamented.
He called former Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev and former Russian President Boris Yeltsin "a wrecking crew."
He was convicted in 1949 for conspiring to teach the violent overthrow of the federal government. He jumped bail after his arrest and fled to Mexico, where he was arrested and sent back. He spent most of the 1950s in jail.
"I did what I believe in. I believe socialism is inevitable," he said in an interview in April 1992.
Hall said government harassment was responsible for the decline in party membership, from about 100,000 in the 1930s to about 15,000 in the 1990s.
Despite the isolation, Hall was known for his joviality. He ran for president four times and never garnered even 1 percent of the vote. He blamed that on election law requirements, which kept him off the ballot in half the states when he last ran in 1984, polling 36,386 votes.
Hall was born Arvo Kusta Halberg in Virginia, Minn., on Oct. 8, 1910. He was one of 10 children of Finnish immigrants. His father, often jobless because of union activity, headed the local chapter of the Communist Party.
Hall is survived by his wife, Elizabeth, their two children, Barbara and Arvo; and three grandchildren.


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Ready to get started, but wish I had a lift. Photos by Don Homuth. Editor's note: In August 2015, we brought you the story of Hemmings Daily contributor, concours judge and former North Dakota State Senator Don Homuth's improbable quest for, and later purchase of, the 1966 Chevrolet Corvair Cor ... Read more
Photos courtesy the author. On the same day that I'm writing this, August 31, 2016, my grandmother, Jean, is celebrating her 96th birthday – a milestone to be sure. And of course it got me thinking about many things, but then my thoughts turned to cars…typical. People often reminisce about ... Read more


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At the other end, Granada and Racing are both playing on Tuesday, with the bottom club facing a tough test at Seville, whilst Sporting are away to Mallorca on Wednesday.
Levante out to stay top
Levante will be hopeful of extending their six game winning run when they entertain Real Sociedad, who have failed to win in their last four games and will face Real Madrid at the weekend. Madrid themselves take on Villarreal at the Bernabeu, with last year's fourth place team struggling to deal with the demands of Champions League and La Liga football this year, sitting fifth from bottom, with just one win so far. Fourth place Seville have won all four home games so far –and drawn all their games on the road – and they will be expecting to keep up their 100% record when they take on Racing – who've yet to win this campaign- at the Sanchez Pijuan late on Tuesday night.
Valencia and Malaga need to bounce back
Valencia and Malaga both need good results after the weekend's games, with Emery's team travelling to Zaragoza and Pellegrini taking his men to Rayo, whilst Betis won't find it easy to halt their dramatic freefall when they face Espanyol in Cornella-El Prat on Thursday - the Catalans could move into the top six if they can get the three points. Below Espanyol, Atletico Madrid, on 10 points, face Athletic Bilbao, on 9 points, at the San Mames, whilst Osasuna, also on 10 points, are at struggling Getafe before two upcoming games against Levante and Real Madrid.
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The widening gap between rich and poor distresses most Americans. The distress is not limited to the poor, and middle-class. Some who are doing well feel guilt over a range of societal reminders of the inequality of life in the richest and most powerful nation in the world. Billionaires like Warren Buffett note that his secretary is taxed at a higher rate than himself.
Some Americans despair because the gap seems insurmountable; many despair because few politicians and leaders know what to do about it. Many who have wealth think it is because of their hard work. They discount inheritance and the luck of being born in the right family. As President Trump notes, he received a $1,000,000 loan from his father to get a start in the real estate industry.
Many of the rungs of the ladder to success are broken.
Income beyond the necessities of life, the cost of education, medical coverage for unexpected illnesses, and the nature of American capitalism get in the way of equal opportunity. When both mothers and fathers work and can only provide shelter and food for their family, they find it difficult to provide support and nurture of their children. Instead of nurturing and supporting, parents default to freedom by neglect.
There is a growing perception of primary and secondary schools as babysitting agencies rather than learning foundations. Television and video games become teachers, mentors, and guides for latch-key children.
Education is a necessity in a changing technological world but the cost and quality of education reinforce development of an underclass trapped in poverty. It is not simply a matter of colleges or secondary education facilities. Private industry needs to expand its training for sorely needed employees looking for advancement. Apprenticeships and mentor-ships need to be developed and nurtured in the private sector. Until the private sector takes more of a lead in educating and retraining workers, there will be a labor shortage in America.
Vilifying immigrants is scapegoating a fundamental problem in postindustrial countries. Qualified labor is in short supply because of aging demographics and the failure of businesses and government to cooperate in expanding education and training of the underemployed.
If Americans wish to remain a great economic power, it must encourage legal immigration and education of the employed and unemployed. There are not enough young people in post industrialized nations to carry the burden of an aging population and the need for an expanded safety net for the mentally challenged and physically handicapped.
America's political leaders argue about the cost of medical insurance and needs for its citizens while being pampered by special interests (doctors, lawyers, and insurance companies) that provide elected officials and government employees a living wage, medical insurance, and a measure of employment security.
Lobbyists for these special interests feed elected officials re-election money to get favorable regulatory legislation to improve doctor, lawyer, and insurance company profitability.
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There is no invisible hand. Without a private sector insurance system, medical treatment would have to be collectivized. The idea of nationalization is disastrous. There are not enough doctors to serve the needs of citizens now. Collectivization through a single payer system will make doctor shortages worse. Complaints by doctors of insurance company interference is preferable to a doctor shortage with increasingly longer lines for service. A single payer system is not the answer. Regulation of the insurance industry is preferable to any form of collectivization.
Some argue that regulation is a slippery slope to communism. That is a red herring. Self-interest is an undeniable human characteristic of America democracy. Medical insurance, like the banking industry, must have government over site. Just as banks have prospered with regulation, so can insurance companies.
American capitalism favors the wealthy at the expense of the poor. On the one hand, the stock market is a beacon of freedom because it provides private capital for the expansion of the economy. On the other, tax advantages for those with enough money to buy stock, get a free ride off the working poor. The poor do not have the advantage of disposable income to invest. Lower taxes on capital gains make the rich richer and leave the poor further behind.
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Design drawing titled "Painted Grey Chair of Cherry" rendered in pencil on trace. Front and side views are shown. Arm chair has large rectangular back with straight crest rail and stiles carved with bellflowers and a geometric molding; carved foliate ornament atop crest rail; curved arms with scrolled handholds; curved arm supports with scrolled base and carved acanthus leaves; upholstered back, arm pads, sides and seat with single row of metal tacks along all edges; straight seat rails with composition interlaced spiral molding and corner blocks with quatrefoils; fluted tapered round legs with carved acanthus leaves at top; and brass shoes with casters. Title, design notes, "Made for J. Hampden Robb / N. Y. Order 19588" and "11374 / J. B. W." are handwritten on draweing.
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We study the stock market's reaction to three events in the litigation process: (1) the revelation of potential fraud; (2) the filing a lawsuit; and (3) the judicial resolution of the lawsuit. We find a large and statistically significant negative reaction to the first event, and a smaller but still statistically significant reaction to the second. We find no significant reaction to the resolution of the motion to dismiss. We find little overlap between the variables that previous research has found to be correlate with the incidence of the litigation and the variables that correlate with the resolution of the motion to dismiss. We also find little overlap between the variable that correlate with the outcome of the motion to dismiss and the variables that explain the variance in stock market returns for these dates. We conclude that the outcome of litigation is not generally anticipated by stock market participants and that market returns are not influenced by the outcome of litigation.
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There are four museums in the world dedicated to the work of Raymond Peynet, a French graphic artist born in 1908. There are two museums in France (Antibes and Brassac les Mines) and two in Japan (Karuizawa and Mimasaka). The Karuizawa museum is housed in a building that was designed by Czech-born US architect Antonin Raymond in 1933. In front of the building, a bronze statue dedicated to Peynet's Lovers can be found. The facility also contains a pottery shop, restaurant and boutique where books, pottery, posters and jewelry are sold.
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Finally, the Literary Museum of Karuizawa contains a collection of manuscripts and correspondence from writers connected with Karuizawa. Completed in 1985, the building was designed by GK Sekkei, an architecture firm headquartered in Tokyo, formed by a group of students who studied under pioneering Japanese designer Koike Iwataro.
Just down the street from Karuizawa Taliesin, you will find the The Karuizawa Picture Book Forest Museum. The building was constructed by a Scottish missionary named A.C. Shaw in 1886, who sought inspiration from the Forest of Muse. Today, the museum houses 6,000 items consisting largely of western works of pictorial literature and children's books including a number of first editions and rare printings, which are spread across three buildings. The museum grounds also include a book shop, a garden shop and a large central garden.
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