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1814, September 16 PIERRE-JOSEPH FAVROT, BATON ROUGE, TO PHILOGENE FAVROT, NASHVILLE. ALS. 4 pp. French. Richmond. Your letter of the 22nd of last month, my dear son, brought me back to life and revived my soul. I had been disheartened and overwhelmed by the cruelest and most painful reflections. I could not sleep for twelve days. At last, I breathe more easily; my blood runs peacefully. Your letter, my dear son, has been an excellent remedy for the whole family, especially your father and your eldest brother. You should know that a sad piece of news came from the city from Valerien. He told Favrot that Chaupin had told him that Fergus had said he had received a letter from you in which you wrote that you were getting used to the whistling of bullets; that you had been in a skirmish where your horse was killed under you and that your servant was killed at your side. Your brother hid this secret from me for several days. .1 discovered it when I told your brother about my anxiety, after reading a paper which mentioned an affair which took place, I believe, on the 25th of July. It said that the action was violent on both sides that you had been repulsed three times, and at the third attack you repelled and drove away the enemy. Then, your brother told me that he was also worried: "I know that my brother is with the army and he did not remain at Fort Meigs. When he writes to Mama, he dates his letters from Fort Meigs, in order not to torment her, but look at this stamp. It is postmarked from Detroit." I told him that I had noticed this for a long time. I said, "I do not think your brother remained at Fort Meigs. He is with his regiment, but I want your mother to believe he is still at the fort; otherwise she would die of sorrow and anxiety." He then told me about Valerien's report. Since I strongly suspected that you could not have remained behind by yourself, because your regiment had been ordered to leave, he confessed the sad news that we still keep hidden from your mother and sisters. Since sad news travels quickly, I told several chatterboxes to watch their tongues, to think before asking about you, and to keep their mouths shut. Begin sidebar on page 1] I forgot to acknowledge the letter you wrote on my birthday. All of us enjoyed it, but thinking on the 25th that you were in a bloody battle, had been repulsed three times according to the report, and that many officers had been killed, you must imagine how tormented I was. Luckily, your mother had not read the newspaper. Calm weather comes after the storm.[End sidebar on page 1]
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Tag Archives: saber interactive
Fri, Apr 19, 2013 | 15:32 BST
God Mode now available on Xbox Live, lands on Steam later today
God Mode, the third-person shooter from Saber Interactive's Old School Games, is now available through Xbox Live for 800 Microsoft Points. It will be made available later today on Steam for PC, and you have three hours left to get 10% off before the game unlocks. Those who prefer to play it on PS3 will have to wait until next week when it is released through PSN for $9.99 on April 23. Hit up the links for more information.
Wed, Apr 10, 2013 | 06:43 BST
God Mode due next week, cheaper on PC pre-order
Saber Interactive's unabashedly light-hearted third person shooter God Mode is due later this month. Destructoid reports the downloadable title will set you back $10 on Steam, but is available for pre-order at $9. It's also headed to Xbox Live Arcade. Expect both versions on April 19, with the PlayStation Network release due on April 23. Saber Interactive brought us Inversion and Battle: Los Angeles, as well as working on the anniversary re-release of Halo: Combat Evolved.
Thu, Dec 20, 2012 | 22:35 GMT
Saber Interactive announces co-op shooter, God Mode
God Mode is the latest shooter from Saber Interactive, the studio behind Inversion.
Fri, Jul 27, 2012 | 19:31 BST
Saber Interactive's Inversion now available on Steam
Namco has announced Inversion is now available on Steam for PC. The game, which contains multiplayer modes for up to 12 players online and co-op modes, was released on Xbox 360 and PS3 last week. Hit up the game on Steam through here.
Tue, Jun 26, 2012 | 12:45 BST
Inversion release fixed for July 13, PC on July 27
Namco said today that gravity-based shooter Inversion's released has now been confirmed for July 13 on 360 and PS3. A PC version will follow on July 27. The Saber-developed game, originally intended to hit in February, has slipped twice this year. Watch a video of it in action after the break.
Sat, Jun 02, 2012 | 19:56 BST
Inversion behind-the-scenes video and iOS app released
Namco has released a behind-the-scenes video for Inversion, which features developers from Saber Interactive offering providing an extensive rundown of the game's inception, story, and a look at the gravity-based gameplay. There's also a new, free app available called The Inversion Project available for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. The app serves as the "perfect training ground," for the upcoming console. You can find it on the App Store. Inversion is out on PS3 and Xbox 360 on June 5 in North America and in Europe July 2012.
Fri, May 25, 2012 | 16:04 BST
Inversion delayed into July
Inversion has been delayed to July, according to a report on Eurogamer. Namco announced in January the game would miss its intended February release window in order for Saber Interactive to polish the game a bit. The title was then set for a June 5 release in the US and a release in Europe set for June 8. The PC version carries a TBD release date. Namco has yet to comment on the delay.
Mon, Mar 05, 2012 | 23:20 GMT
Inversion release date set for June, mobile version announced
Namco Bandai has ponied up a release date for Saber Interactive's Inversion.
Tue, Feb 07, 2012 | 20:36 GMT
Inversion gets three new multiplayer movies
Don't forget about Namco's Inversion. It still exists, it's still upside down and it still features a full multiplayer suite, unless these videos are elaborate lies. The gravity-bending shooter was delayed recently for "polish," and we're still awaiting a date. See what's going on with it below.
Tue, Jan 31, 2012 | 07:39 GMT
Inversion shots go heavy on multiplayer
Namco's given CVG ten new shots of inversion, featuring the game's multiplayer. The gravity-based, Gears of War-like shooter was set to come out worldwide next month, but was recently delayed for more polishing time. A new date is expected soon.
It'll arrive on PS3 and 360.
Tue, Jan 24, 2012 | 18:18 GMT
Namco: Inversion to miss February release in order to "polish several key aspects"
Namco has announced it has Saber Interactive's gravity-bending shooter Inversion has been delayed. Originally set for release in 2010 before being moved to February 7, 2012, the game will now be released "sometime during early 2012." Speaking with Gamespot, the publisher said the additional development time would "allow the team to polish several key aspects of the game," ensuring it's "of the highest quality" upon release. More information regarding the release will be provided in an upcoming announcement.
Tue, Oct 25, 2011 | 06:44 BST
Inversion trailer proves gravity is very dramatic
In case you're yet to understand what Inversion is all about, this latest trailer makes it very clear. Turn things upside down, and then shoot them.
Fri, Sep 30, 2011 | 01:18 BST
Inversion trailer introduces the three Gs
That's guns, grenades and gravity, according to Namco Bandai, in this new trailer for third-person shooter Inversion.
Thu, Aug 18, 2011 | 11:17 BST
Quick shots – Inversion art goes upside down
Ten points off for the obvious headline, but there are only so many ways to say "gamescom is vomiting assets".
Mon, Aug 08, 2011 | 17:00 BST
Inversion gamescom trailer is all about your partner
Ladies and gentlemen, we're floating around. With guns.
Sat, Jul 16, 2011 | 14:28 BST
Float like a butterfly, drop like a brick – Inversion hands-on
Saber Interactive aims to make telling left from right, and up from down exceedingly difficult with its gravity-defying shooter. Read onward to see if Stace Harman experienced vertigo, or not.
Fri, Jun 10, 2011 | 05:32 BST
Halo Anniversary to run two engines side by side
Halo Anniversary will allow players to switch back and forth between classic and updated graphics in real time, because the game is essentially running two engines simultaneously.
Thu, Jun 02, 2011 | 00:42 BST
Inversion trailer gets a bit Escher-esque
Oh, sure, you shoot things on the horizontal plane all the time, but how often do you get the chance to combat an invasion force streaming up the side of a skyscraper? Not often enough.
Wed, Apr 20, 2011 | 11:03 BST
Video: New Inversion trailer defies gravity, shoot things
A new trailer for Inversion, Namco Bandai's gravity-defying shooter, has landed. Or floated.
Mon, Mar 14, 2011 | 22:23 GMT
Battle: Los Angeles launches amid screens and trailer
Battle: Los Angeles is out now on Steam and Xbox Live Arcade, with a PlayStation Network version due next week, so check out these new screens and launch trailer to whet your appetite.


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660 Questions from the Community
Are Apple keyboards, with only a delete key, less efficient in making deletions than conventional keyboards with both a backspace and a delete key?
I have been using a Windows desktop at home and my office. Although I have never had a laptop, I have been planning to buy an Apple laptop for use when I travel. However, I recently used an Apple and found its keyboard, in one particular way, to be inferior to the standard keyboards that I have been accustomed to using. Do you agree?
A conventional keyboard has two keys to make deletions. The backspace key deletes characters to the left of the cursor. The delete key deletes characters to the right of the cursor. In contrast, the Apple keyboard has only one key to make deletions. It is the delete key and it deletes characters to the left of the cursor. It appears that if I want to delete characters to the right of the cursor, there is no way to do that directly and simply. Am I correct about that? I must either use a second key or I must first highlight the text and then delete it.
Using a non-Apple conventional keyboard, it is also possible to delete an entire word and one adjacent space in only two strokes by using a combination of the control key and the delete key. The same can be done in the other direction using the control key and the backspace key. How would these two types of deletion most efficiently be done with an Apple keyboard?
The reality seems to be that two keys to delete can operate more efficiently, in more directions, than only one (Apple). Do you agree that the Apple keyboard is less efficient in making deletions than the conventional keyboard when using Word software? What is the best way to get around that inefficiency in a MacBookPro? If there is no way around it, should this discourage me from getting an Apple since I do lots of word processing and deletions?
Does the Apple keyboard have any advantages over the conventional keyboard that I should be aware of?- Asked by Robert J from Granger
- 29-Feb-2012
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Best Answerfn + Backspace will achieve what you want. The 'fn' key is at the bottom left of your keyboard.
Deleting text in front of the cursor with the regular Delete key can be done by holding down the Function, or fn key while pressing it.
You can also do this by pressing Control + D.
You can delete the entire word behind the cursor by pressing Control + Delete or Option + Delete.
You can delete the entire line of text or paragraph behind the cursor by pressing Command + Delete.- Answered by Mikulas J from Mount Kuring-gai
- 2-Jul-2013
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does the wireless keyboard work with ipad?
- Asked by Richard G from Pembroke
- 14-Mar-2010
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Best AnswerYes it does, and it works great. If you have a problem with the set up (i.e. pairing the keyboard to iPad), check Settings to be sure you have Bluetooth turned on.
- Answered by Patrick M from Seattle
- 7-Apr-2010
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Can I use the wireless keyboard with an iPad mini?
- Asked by Joanne G
- 30-Oct-2012
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Best AnswerYes, you can use a wireless keyboard like the small wireless Apple keyboard on the iPad mini there is no difference to the iPad, it is the same iOS and same design ideas. You can talk to a Apple person at the shop and can give you more info.
- Answered by Michael P from Newcastle
- 1-Nov-2012
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Does this keyboard work with the new iPad Air.
I just bought the new iPad Air and I wanted to buy the keyboard at the same time but the store said they didn't have the keyboard that went with my purchase. Does this keyboard work with my iPad Air?
- Asked by Jessica G from Burbank
- 26-Nov-2013
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does the wireless keyboard and trackpad work with windows 7?
- Asked by Matthew M from Southern Pines
- 15-Aug-2013
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iPad air
Does this key board work with iPad air?
- Asked by Michelle R from Hanover
- 8-Dec-2013
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can I attach a wireless keyboard to an iPad smart case? or do i have to get a different keyboard for that?
I'm buying an iPad for school and i love the idea of a wireless keyboard! but i cant purchase it if i can not attach it to the iPad smart case. Do I have to get a separate case that already has a keyboard? because i love the idea of being able to attach and dettach a wireless keyboard from the iPad case. So can i attach the wireless keyboard to the iPad case?
- Asked by Angelica M from Melbourne
- 27-Nov-2013
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do i need a stand with the keyboard for my ipad
- Asked by Kimberle from Bellevue
- 29-Nov-2013
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Can I use the keyboard with the iPad air?
- Asked by Berte S from Manahawkin
- 29-Nov-2013
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is there a case that pairs with the apple wireless keyboard and works with the iPad air?
- Asked by Janie H from Tifton
- 29-Nov-2013
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If I don't have an Apple computer can I use an Apple wirless key board for Apple TV
- Asked by Thomas M from Secane
- 5-Dec-2013
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Wireless Keyboard work with iPad Air 7.0.4?
- Asked by Christopher S from Weldon Spring
- 23-Nov-2013
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Can the Apple Wireless Keyboard be used with the iphone 4s
- Asked by Jim B from Morrison
- 5-Nov-2011
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Best AnswerYes it can. I just stopped at an Apple store the other day and tried it out. It works fine, so I bought one. Much easier to type email on the keyboard!
- Answered by Brian S from Mahtomedi
- 26-Nov-2011
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I am a student planning to purchase this along with the oragami cover, will these two work well with taking notes in class?
And if you could also suggest a good app for notetaking that will be transferable to my macbook pro it would really help!
- Asked by Samantha A from Diamondhead
- 24-Jul-2013
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Is there a keyboard short cut for page up/down with the wireless keyboard?
- Asked by Jason C from Gainesville
- 21-Oct-2009
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Best AnswerNo, this keyboard has a similar layout like the macbook where there is no dedicated page up/page down keys. However, there are keyboard shortcuts for these functions and more:
1. FN+(Arrow up/down) = Page up / down
2. FN+(Arrow left/right) = go to top or bottom of a page
3. COMMAND+(Arrow up/down) = go to top or bottom of a page
4. COMMAND+(Arrow left/right) = go to beginning/end of a line- Answered by Yossef M from Brookline
- 4-Nov-2009
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Can the Apple Wireless Keyboard be used with a Windows Vista or Windows 7 PC?
- Asked by Kevin K from Wheaton
- 20-Oct-2009
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Best AnswerYes it does work with Windows 7.
The pairing set-up is very straight forward, just make sure your updates are current and there's nothing much to do really.
HOWEVER, here are a couple of tips to solve two big problems I had. Hopefully knowing these will save you more time than I had to spend finding them.
One: The wireless keyboard would go to sleep all the time and very quickly and the first group of keystrokes wouldn't register. Eventually, I found that if you turn off "Let computer put keyboard to sleep" under Power Management under Device Manager, then this fixes the problem.
Two: Several Apple keys don't exist / match Windows, one of them being Delete. This of course was a problem when you have to press 'Alt-Ctrl-Del' to log on! Way easier than downloading scripts or aps and re-mapping keys, is to simply use the On-screen Keyboard to log on. To activate it, click a small dial on the bottom left side on the Windows log on page.
I had these issues & solutions using Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit and a late model 24" iMac. I hope this post saves you time.- Answered by Brendon H
- 15-Jul-2010
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can i use it with a computer that is not from apple?
- Asked by Facundo P
- 20-Feb-2013
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AnswerYes, you can. As long if it has Bluetooth inside the hardware.
- Answered by Michael D from Vineland
- 10-Oct-2013
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Does the wireless keyboard have to be shut off with a switch when not in use? Or does it have an auto-off feature.
- Asked by Jerry H from Muskego
- 17-Apr-2013
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AnswerThe keyboard does not have to be switched off. In fact, there is no facility to switch it off. It will switch itself off after a period of inactivity.
- Answered by Kevin S from Spruce Grove
- 29-Apr-2013
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Can I the apple wireless keyboard switch between being used with an iPad and an iPhone quickly and easily?
I am thinking of buying this keyboard for use with my iPad mini and iPhone 5S.
First - I know that it will work with either of these devices, my question is NOT about that.
What I am trying to find out is how easy it is to go from one to the other. Do I have to set it up manually, each time I want to switch which device I am using it with? Or, can I pair the keyboard to both devices and then just use it with either? If so, then if I were to start typing on my iPhone, but then wanted to carry on typing on my iPad, how would I do that? Would I need to turn off my iPhone? Or would I have to go into settings and re-pair it?
I see that there is a Logitech keyboard that has buttons so you can switch quickly between Mac, iPad and IPhone very quickly, without pairing manually via iOS settings every time you switch, but it costs more (at time of writing on the Apple Store) and I would prefer an Apple branded product.
Thanks for any help from my fellow Apple-addicts! Hope I explained this query clearly!!- Asked by Simon S
- 22-Sep-2013
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AnswerHi Simon,
I have an Apple Keyboard (A1314), iPhone 5, iPad 3. I just tried to pair them at the same time and obviously failed. Thus, only one device can be paired at the same time and there is no any 'switch between paired devices' option from the keyboard. So, every time you want to use keyboard with one of devices, you have to manipulate with Bluetooth On/Off. Fortunately, in iOS7 it's easy accessible from the quick panel.
So, in spite of lacking a physical switcher on Apple keyboard, you can quite easily switch between paired devices.- Answered by Kiryl S
- 15-Oct-2013
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The Working Group on the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) adopted the report on Sri Lanka this afternoon after a week of patient negotiations. The report was introduced by Cameroon on behalf of the troika who commended Sri Lanka for its commitment and skill.
Following the adoption of the 28 page report states have a period of two weeks to provide corrections and comments. They have to respond by the deadline of 2nd June.
During the interactive dialogue Sri Lanka won high praise for protecting human rights while fighting terrorism from a majority of the delegations that took the floor last week.
A number of delegations praised Sri Lanka for the quality of its national report, which identified national priorities, capacity-building and technical assistance needs. They also highlighted Sri Lanka's meaningful contributions to the Human Rights Council, Sri Lanka's ratification of most core international human rights instruments, its cooperation with United Nations mechanisms.; its democratic standing; the well developed institutional framework to promote human rights; inter alia the establishment of the Permanent Inter-Ministerial Standing Committee on Human Rights, the National Human Rights Commission and the adoption of the National Plan of Action for the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights.
They appreciated the very comprehensive report presented by Sri Lanka and the openness and frankness with which responses were provided to both written questions. Of the recommendations made Sri Lanka accepted over half and undertook to examine and respond to others at the next session. The head of delegation and the Minister of Disaster Management and Human Rights Hon. Mahinda Samarasinghe assured delegations that Sri Lanka was fully committed to implementation of these recommendations and thanked them for their concern and support. A total of 68 delegations were to make statements during the interactive dialogue of the URP, however, due to time constraints only 56 speakers were allowed to do so.
During his presentation before the Working Group of the UN Human Rights Council for the Universal Periodic Review the Minister reaffirmed Sri Lanka's commitment to the protection and promotion of human rights. The UPR of Sri Lanka was led by the troika of Bangladesh, Cameroon and Ukraine and held at the Palais des Nation in Geneva from 14:30 - 17:30 on 13 May 2008. Minister Mahinda Samarasinghe said "The promotion and protection of human rights, based on internationally accepted standards, is a priority for all democratic governments, and we believe it is our primary duty to safeguard the human rights of all Sri Lankan people. Indeed, a positive obligation is cast upon the branches of Government to safeguard those rights which find expression in our national Constitution. Moreover, we have fulfilled international obligations through participation in most key human rights instruments and labour conventions, the full implementation of which is also one of our goals. We expect one of the outcomes of participation in the UPR process will be that international partners will come forward to assist us achieve the priorities set out in our National Report".
Following the presentation by the Minister, representatives made comments and recommendations during the interactive dialogue. Several representatives, including those from Algeria, China, Cuba, Pakistan, Morocco, Palestine and Tunisa, praised the role played by H.E. Dr. Dayan Jayatilleka, Ambassador/Permanent Representative to the UN, Geneva both in the Human Rights Council and the Working Groups and emphasized the importance of his continuing contribution to discussions on human rights issues. Sri Lanka was commended for preserving democracy and protecting human rights while fighting terrorism by the delegations of India, China, Cuba, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Indonesia, Malaysia DPRK, Bahrain, Palestine, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Syria, Colombia, Philippines, Belarus, Turkey, Japan, Egypt, Azerbaijan, Morocco and Tunisia.
Sri Lanka High Level Delegation first row right to left H.E. the Ambassador Dr.Dayan Jayatilleka , Prof. Rajiva Wijesinha Secretary General SCOPP , Mr. Mohan Peiris P.C , Legal Advisor, Mr. W.J.S. Fernando, Deputy Solicitor-General ,
Second row right to left Mr. Nishan Muthukrishna, National Consultant, Human Rights Unit, Ministry of Disaster Management & Human Rights, Mr. Yasantha Kodagoda, Deputy Solicitor-General , Ms. Mohanthi Peiris, Director-General Legal, Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, Sri Lanka Army, Mr. Asoka Wijetilake DIG/CID
Constructive criticism was provided by the delegations of Austria, Brazil, France, Guatemala, Holy See, Latvia, Luxembourg, Romania, and Ukraine, while the delegations of Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Slovenia, Sweden, and the United States called for the establishment of an OHCHR field office in Sri Lanka. The delegations of both India and Japan, in welcoming the presentation and the reports, praised Sri Lanka for its steadfast commitment to democracy, and socio-economic achievements inspite of having to wage a 25 year old armed struggle to uphold the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the country. The representative of the Philippines said that his country faced similar challenges and commended Sri Lanka on gender equality and for its No.1 ranking on the Sub Index on Women's Health and Survival of the World Economic Forum. The delegate of Belarus urged the international community as well as international organizations to assist Sri Lanka to combat terrorism while the delegate of Greece welcomed the establishment of the Ministry of Disaster Management and Human Rights. Many delegations criticized the recruitment of child soldiers by the LTTE, but also inquired about reported recruitment by the former Karuna faction and the role of the government, including with regard to the ongoing process of the release of child soldiers.
A report on this issue was distributed to all delegations which had raised this question, in the absence of adequate time to respond in detail to this question. A profoundly sympathetic intervention came from the representative of the Holy See who congratulated the people of Sri Lanka on the forthcoming Buddhist festival of Vesak, and quoted the Buddha's statement that hatred does not end by hatred but by love. Several countries raised questions and made recommendations regarding issues of abductions, disappearances, extra-judicial killings, torture and allegations of impunity. The Attorney General replied in detail to these questions as did other members of the delegation of Sri Lanka with regard to questions raised about the abrogation of the Ceasefire Agreement, the reinvigoration of the 13th Amendment to the Constitution, and the role of the TMVP, the SLMM, the COI and the IIGEP. In the course of several statements congratulating Sri Lanka for its achievements with regard to Social and Economic Rights, questions were raised about equality of opportunity in these areas, including gender equality, human rights education and language policy.
Though time was brief, it was possible to draw attention to recent developments in these areas to reinforce Sri Lanka's current record of achievement. In response to questions about the introduction of external monitoring through the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, The Minister made it clear that this was not necessary since the need of the hour was to strengthen national institutions.
He welcomed the support extended by several countries for this aspiration of the Sri Lankan government, as indicated in the Report and continuing correspondence in this regard. The Review process was followed by a reception for delegates to meet the Minister and several delegates who had raised questions took the opportunity to discuss these informally and confirm their support for Sri Lanka in its efforts to uphold Human Rights whilst struggling against terrorism. The delegation of Sri Lanka to the Second Session of the Working Group on the Universal Periodic Review consisted of Hon. Mahinda Samarasinghe, Minister of Disaster Management and Human Rights, Hon. C.R. De Silva, Attorney General, H.E. Dr. Dayan Jayatilleka, Ambassador/Permanent Representative to the UN, Geneva, Mr. Suhada Gamalath, Secretary, Ministry of Justice and Law Reform, Ms. Malkanthi Wickremasinghe, Secretary, Ministry of Constitutional Affairs and National Integration, Mr. Mohan Peiris, Legal Advisor, Mr. G.K.D. Amarawardena, Additional Secretary, Ministry of Disaster Management and Human Rights, Mr. Nishan Muthukrishna, National Consultant, Human Rights Unit, Ministry of Disaster Management & Human Rights, Prof. Rajiva Wijesinha, Secretary General of the Secretariat for Coordinating the Peace Process, Mr. W.J.S. Fernando, Deputy Solicitor-General, Mr. Yasantha Kodagoda, Deputy Solicitor-General, Maj. Gen. Ms. Mohanthi Peiris, Director-General Legal, Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, Sri Lanka Army, Ms. Shirani Goonetilleke, Director, Secretariat for Coordinating the Peace Process, Mr. Asoka Wijetilake, DIG/CID, Mr. Sisira Mendis, Director, Criminal Investigation Department, Mr. Sumedha Ekanayake, Counsellor Permanent Mission of Sri Lanka to the UN, Geneva and Mr. O.L. Ameerajwad, Counsellor Permanent Mission of Sri Lanka to the UN, Geneva.


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Florida Gov. Rick Scott and Texas Gov. Rick Perry teamed up for a good natured, yet competitive fishing tournament today in Destin, Fla. The governors also had two Purple Heart recipients on board from Florida and Texas who fought in Iraq.
According to published reports, Sgt. Nathaniel Reichenberg of Jacksonville suffered migraines and hearing loss from a bomb explosion, and Capt. Dan Moran of Texas required three years of treatment to recover from extensive third-degree burns from an IED attack.
Scott and Reichenberg fished for the Florida team, and Perry and Moran fished for Texas.
Florida came out the winner with the most fish, but Texas caught the biggest fish.
"Let's face it folks, when you go out fishing you want to catch the biggest, and Texas caught the biggest," joked Perry.
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Federal officials say more than 7,000 Illinois residents signed up for insurance coverage in the first two months of the troubled HealthCare.gov website.
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A newly merged Office Depot chose to locate its headquarters in Florida, instead of Illinois. A Republican candidate for governor says Illinois needs to hurry if it doesn't want a similar fate with Archer Daniels Midland.
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The Illini men held off a late rally and beat Dartmouth 72 to 65 Tuesday at the State Farm Center.
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Congressional negotiators announced Tuesday they'd reached a budget proposal to restore about $65 billion worth of sequestration cuts in exchange for cuts elsewhere and additional fees.
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Illinois' child welfare agency says a spike in the number of children reported to have died of neglect might be the result of a change in reporting guidelines.
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5 Stars2260 Seragaki Aza Onna Son Okinawa Ku Nigami Gun 904-0493
Facing one of the three popular beaches on the west side of Okinawa Island, the Manza Beach, the InterContinental ANA Manza Beach Resort Okinawa is located approximately one and a half hour drive from Naha City and is in proximity to the bus stop.
The hotel boasts cosy rooms that are elegantly decorated and fully equipped with every comfort that offers guest a pleasant and relaxing stay. Most of the rooms offer spectacular views of the sea.
For your dining pleasure, the hotel offers a choice of superb restaurants serving western, Chinese, Okinawa and Japanese cuisine. The bar and the poolside lounge are an ideal place for a refreshing drink and for meeting friends.
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my room has a nice seaview will a chapel on the side. i booked 2 rooms, both are clean and tidy, all my family satisfy and happy to live in it. Nice hotel! moreover breakfast there has 4 restaurant options, i choose the western one, is reli yummy and also good seaview.
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Hofstra University Celebrates Black History Month
An Art Exhibit, a Multicultural film, Reflections of the 2009 National Black Student Leadership Development Conference, A Discussion of the "N" Word
Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY – Hofstra University will celebrate Black History Month in February with various activities including Out of Africa: Works From The Hofstra University Museum Collection;, a viewing of the film "The Great Debaters", Reflections on Leadership including the reflections of students who attended the 2009 National Black Student Leadership Development Conference; and a discussion program titled "The N Word – Should it Ever be Used Again by Anyone?"The "Out of Africa" art exhibition, on view January 12 through March 15, 2009 in the Hofstra University Museum's David Filderman Gallery, Joan and Donald E. Axinn Library, Ninth Floor, South Campus, divides into three thematic sections and showcases 26 works produced from the late 19th to 20th centuries. Artifacts include headdresses, weapons, tools and figurative sculptures from nine countries located in western and central Africa, including Cote d'Ivoire and the Democratic Republic of Congo. All pieces give expression to a number of Sub-Saharan cultures and enable visitors to appreciate their aesthetic value in relation to their original functions.
"This exhibition provides an opportunity to spotlight the Hofstra University Museum's rich collection of African art," said Director of the Hofstra University Museum Beth E. Levinthal. "Audiences can take a closer look at the meaning and significance of the art while gaining a greater application for its aesthetic impact. Viewers also discover the rich cultural traditions that continue to influence art of the present-day."
The Office of Multicultural and International Student Programs will present the Denzel Washington film, "The Great Debaters" on Thursday, February 26, 2009 at 6 – 8:30 p.m. in the Mack Student Center Theater, North Campus. A discussion of the film will follow.
On Friday, February 6, 2009 at 2:30 p.m., students will have the opportunity to listen to and reflect on the experiences of their peers who attended the 2009 National Black and Student Leadership Development Conference in Washington, D.C.
Finally, students will discuss and voice their concerns on a sensitive subject in a discussion series titled, "The N-Word: Should it Ever be Used Again by Anyone?" The program will be held on Friday, February 13, 2009 at 2-4 p.m. and will allow students to discuss freely their opinions on the topic.
"Black History is American History. This month is a dynamic opportunity for Hofstra students and University community members to expand and deepen their knowledge of the African Diaspora," said Assistant Director of Multicultural and International Student Programs Pamela Phayme. "The Black History Month program calendar features a wide variety of programs exploring elements of African, African-American, and Caribbean culture; there's truly something for everyone!"
For more information on Hofstra University's celebrations marking Black History Month please visit our Web site at www.hofstra.edu .
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East Union 10 West Union 3 (Baseball)
Craig Bullock picked up his third win of the season as the Urchins defeated their county rival Tuesday night.
C.J. and Chris Armstrong led East Union at the plate, as C.J. had multiple hits and both had doubles for the game.
East Union improves to 4-1 while the Eagles drop to 0-3 after losing to New Albany in a 7-0 decision Monday night as well.
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Love the life you live
Live the life you love ~ Bob Marley
Before the ag infatuation he was a funny dude.
he'll be back in a day or two
Can't figure out poking the owners with a stick.
He was a wealthy, blue blood investment banker before the accident...after, he was a foul mouthed, skeleton in the closet spilling good time. Anything that had ever happened in our family, that was supposed to be hush-hush and in poor taste to discuss in public, was loudly announced with the f-word peppered in. You name it, Uncle Frank announced it. Seriously one of my fondest memories of childhood was watching my family when he was around.
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The first sign of trouble was the jammed signals from Radio Free Europe into Russia. Next came a spectacular display of northern lights that were visible as far south as Florida and Cuba. Then satellites orbiting the Earth's poles went on the fritz. Not long after, the massive solar storm began to pummel the Earth itself. In the early morning hours of 13 March 1989, the entire electrical grid in the Canadian province of Quebec collapsed, plunging six million people into a cold winter darkness that would last for nine hours and lead to hundreds of millions of dollars in damages and lost revenues.
That was two solar cycles ago. In early 2013, the Sun is expected to reach a peak in its activity once again. Since the 1989 incident, companies have strengthened their safeguards against solar storms taking out power grids. But since then we have also become more reliant on the very technologies that can be crippled by solar storms – a huge storm might affect radio communications and navigation signals from GPS satellites, as well as damage satellites and spacecraft in orbit around Earth. During a recent solar storm air traffic had to be re-routed away from polar regions to avoid losing communication. If there is a big one on its way, we need to know about it so that we can try to avert a major crisis.
Over the past few decades, scientists have stepped up their efforts to understand the Sun's eruptions and the space weather created as a result. Detailed space weather forecasts that anticipate major solar storms would help companies and government departments that operate electrical grids, telecommunications satellites and radio stations.
But the accuracy of today's forecasts is not high enough for operators to act upon them with confidence. Space weather forecasts are about as accurate now as terrestrial weather forecasts were two decades ago, says Daniel Baker, director of the Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics at the University of Colorado at Boulder and the chair of a 2008 US Space Studies Board report into space weather. There is plenty of room for improvement, "but we're catching up rapidly," he says.
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The Sun goes through a cycle, in which the number of sunspots on its surface rises and falls over a period of roughly 11 years. These dark blotches on the solar surface are sites of intense magnetic activity. They emit explosions of energy called solar flares and balloon-shaped bursts of charged particles called coronal mass ejections that race through space at several million miles per hour. As the solar maximum approaches in 2013, so the number of sunspots, solar flares and coronal mass ejections will rise.
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Despite being called the summit they have no view, salad was very heavy on vinegar and the lamb was over cooked. That being said the food overall was very nice and the service was excellent.
This is a place that more people in Cincinnati need to discover! The food was tremendous and the service couldn't have been better. The staff was very knowledgeable about wine pairings. It's a 5 star restaurant at 3-4 star prices. Go!!
We found the perfect place where long-time college friends could reconnect over a nice meal. We wanted a quiet place that could accommodate us at a round table for easier conversation (there were 6 of us). The Summit was perfect. None of us had been there before, and we were all delighted with our meals. The servers were particularly helpful in explaining the menu choices and wine pairings. There was no pressure to hurry with our meal, and that was appreciated. The food was excellent and most ample.
The experience was unique because the restaurant is located in a university. Food and service were terrific.
Our experience was wonderful! Would go again in a minute! I took two of my young teen grandchildren - they had a good time and the staff helped them with all of their questions. I don't think I would take very young children there but I think for youngsters thinking about their future it is a good way to introduce them to fine restaurants. We all tried different foods and shared so that we could taste many new foods. Each of us were happy with what we ordered.
I thought the atmosphere was casual yet elegant. Nothing fancy. The service was good and the server well informed and answered our questions about the food. The food was just the right temperature and we both thoroughly enjoyed our selections. My lamb and side dishes were seasoned to perfection. We needed no salt or pepper. My husband had the rib-eye steak and said it was very good. Generous portion, too. We both chose the buttermilk panne cotta for desert and loved it. I would recommend The Summit to friends.
Nice change of pace for going out to eat. Nice for a special occasion.
Best value for the money in entire region. Well prepared, generous portions, value oriented wine list.
If you want an evening of conversation along with good food and service, this would be a great choice! Many restaurants have wonderful service and great food, but, the noise level is so high you can't wait to leave. Perhaps that is done on purpose to keep turnover at a brisk pace! The Summit had lit candles on every table, table linens as opposed to glass top (or some other hard surface) which certainly helps with the noise level. The menu had a nice variety of choices and I will certainly return and also recommend it to others. The free valet service was a bonus.
Enjoyed the server. She was outstanding. Food was very good. A couple of items it seemed that the chef was overdoing it to the food... I understand it is a college setting, so I will not be too critical... the food after all was very good.
interesting entrees and apps, very strong service. recommend for those looking for a delicious meal.
What a great restaurant! I'm so happy I found this place. The food was beyond delicious and the service was just as great! Highly recommend!
Excellent service from Adam, he was funny and very knowledgable about the menu. One of the best meals I've ate for the price and amount of food
The wine glasses are only fill up a fifth of the glass, which is no close to the price charged in relation to other fine dinning restaurants in the city, state, nation and out of the country.
I highly recommend The Summit Restaurant, located at Cincinnati State on Central Parkway. Free, friendly valet parking. Quiet. Pleasant service. Excellent food. I recommend the mixed greens salad with pear, apple, cashews and goat cheese. Also the scallops and cheese grits. It's only open a few nights a week, and it isn't visible from the street, so I think people don't know about it or forget about it--it's well worth your time.
My mother was a manager at a Hotel and Catering College in Europe so I understand something about the standards expected of catering students in Europe. The Summit compares very favorably! The service was impeccable. We both had the Gazpacho Trio - excellent. I lived in Spain for a number of years - really good gazpacho. For a main course, we had the Korean seafood and the salmon done on rice paper. Both were of high quality. The seafood mix was excellent - loved the octopus, which was so tender. For dessert, the cheesecake was "to die for". The cheese board could have been more interesting. The blue cheese was great but several of the reat were very mild and the tastes ran together. Very well done! Will definitely return.
We always get a great meal and service. We'll be back!
The food and service were excellent. The only drawback is the location -- not of the school, but of the restaurant itself. The restaurant is located in the athletic building. So one walks past the racquetball courts to get to the elevator, then past more rooms before arriving at the restaurant. I understand that it is to train the culinary arts students. But a better venue for the restaurant would make the place much more date-worthy. That being said, everything we ate was outstanding and the staff were attentive and knowledgeable.
Delicious food in a setting where you could easily hear because the noise level was low.
This restaurant is fabulous! Five star food at half the price you'd pay at a full fledge restaurant! It was a wonderful evening
excellent! our server danielle was wonderful. enjoyed our meal immensely.
First time visit. Wonderful, knowledgeable service, great food. Definitely will try this one again!
Service and Food were excellent. We will definitely be there again. Great place for dining with your good friends !
My husband and I went for our anniversary dinner.. Staff was friendly and service was excellent . Food was delicious. Also we were pleased with the noise level, It was very quiet with adequate spacing between tables so you could carry on a conversation, unlike a number of other restaurants we've tried. We will definitely be back and bring friends.
Our first visit, and wow, we were impressed. Wonderful attentive (but not overbearing) service, nice atmosphere and, best of all, truly outstanding food. The bottle of pinot noir was reasonably priced by restaurant standards. My crabcake appetizer truly was the best crabcake I ever have tasted, as well as a very substantial portion, and spouse's salad was delicious and beautifully plated. I also enjoyed my scallops with cheesey grits, perfectly done with rich yummy grits. The barbeque sauce on the outer rim of the plate was quite spicy, and I just left it alone after my first bite; no problem. Spouse's cowboy ribeye steak was a huge plateful and perfectly done as well. We shared the pot au creme dessert and left full and happy.
This is a must try restaurant. Chef Kagy does a fabulous job creating an inventive menu. Food is prepared by students who are training to be culinary stars through the Midwest Culinary Institute. The setting is very plain but you must remember that you are in a community college, not a five star restaurant. Valet parking is free and very convenient. This is not your usual restaurant experience, but you will have excellent food and wine in a setting that is unique--and you will be adding to the experience of the students.
This is a real gem and my guess is that very few know about it or it would be extremely crowded. It might not be in a "hip" area of town but the food these student chef's are turning out is as good as any 5 star restaurant I have eaten at. I am looking forward to going back again soon!
The rosemary bread with herb butter was very good. I got the crab cake as a starter--nicely seasoned, just a bit bready. For the main course, I went with seared scallops. They were nicely cooked, but only seared on one side and unfortunately so heavily spiced that my palate was kind of ruined for the rest of the dish. There was a delicious bed of cheese grits that I wish I could have tasted more and an altogether unnecessary moat of barbecue sauce surrounding the grits that I just tried to avoid. We shared a dessert to finish--2 scoops of house-made ice cream, which I wouldn't recommend. Overall, I thought it was a tasty meal with a few missteps. Friday is half-price wine night for select bottles!
The ambience is upscale and understated, the food is exquisite and presented with style, the service is first rate. We had two morel appetizers that were excellent to taste and quite pleasing to the eye, and filet mignon main courses that were some of the best ever - cooked as requested, tender and flavorful. And the homemade ice cream for dessert rivals Graeter's. Our servers were friendly and attentive. In all, an elegant, delightful evening. There were maybe 12 diners (four tables were occupied) in a space that can seat many times that. The Summit would appear to be an undiscovered gem.
We loved The Summit. The only thing I think was off was that I was handed a menu ten minutes after I ordered my drink. Now that seemed very relaxing and similar to a fine dining experience which fit the wonderful quality of the food. However I was not sure if I wanted red or white wine which would of complimented the menu items which I have not reviewed yet. Besides that we will be back. Great time.
The Summit is a secret treasure hidden among one of Cincinnati's academic institutions, the Miswest Culinary Institute at Cincinnat State However, nothing about this restaurant is ordinary. From the wine list, to the dessert menue, each course is outstanding. I have been there several times for more than just dinner, i.e. the wine dinners and the dinner theatres, and each time it gets better and better! No one ever leaves hungry ....or disappointed.
We had a great time. The food as very good. We had a table that was very easy to converse and enjoy each other socially. Would recommend....
The Summit is a fine dining restaurant that is contributing a special experience to the local community. it has all the elements that a nice restaurant should have. It is notable that we are producing great servers and outstanding chefs through this remarkable educational experience. The Summit needs to be better advertised. It can still use more signage as your approach the restaurant in your car, even after entering the Cincinnati State Campus. It can also use a few more signs inside the University getting to and from the valet service. However, once found, the people are friendly and the good was nicely prepared. The Summit is the type of restaurant I look for in other large cities, unique to the city and excellent in dining experience.
I found The Summitt by searching for places on OpenTable and was glad that I did. The service was great and the food was delicious. I had the scallops with cheddar grits and BBQ sauce. Do not let the title of BBQ throw you, I would not call it that because it is deceiving. It is a crossover between a creole sauce and BBQ sauce that has a great flavor and compliments the rest of the dish. My friend had the grouper and loved it (I'll take her word for it because I don't do fish) and my other friend had the steak. The steak was a bit overdone but it had a great flavor. If it was cooked right I would have give the food rating here five stars, but because it was a bit dry I went with four stars. Try The Summit, you will be glad you did!!
I went to The Summit to celebrate a friend's birthday. We found various food selections from which to choose.The salads were very fresh with lots of different ingredients. I am vegetarian so I found the presentation of the main course beautiful and delicious. My friends enjoyed their seafood dishes. I would highly recommend this restaurant for any occasion.
Everything was outstanding. Server was superior. Only disappointment was that a dress code isn't in force.
Excellent food and great service that took care of our every question and request. The special for the day...simply fantastic.
An outstanding experience with professional, attentive service. The food choices were abundant and each of us tried something different. B. had the salmon wrapped in parchment-delightful presentation and extremely tasty. S. had the pork loin and got the clean plate award. I savored the Mahi Mahi tacos and had tasty leftovers. Friday is half price bottle of wine night and Mary Beth guided us to a wonderful selection. We are planning on making a trip to The Summit a monthly event. Wonderful!
I was not sure what to expect. The atmosphere is quiet, tastefully decorated, beautiful setting for an evening out. Would come back to celebrate significant events in life. Food was excellent . Presentation very good. Service was timely. Wait staff very knowledgable. Will be back!
The food was extremely flavorful and left us wanting more. While the service was also excellent, the lone iron net was just average given that it was located within the culinary art school. It was gratifying to know. However, that our meal supported a local instituions and chefs in training.
We had an amazing meal at The Summit! We will return.
Food was excellant! Service was great! Wine was delictable. Everyoe was very gracious.
The food and wine choices are excellent, seasonal and adventurous. The service staff is well trained and easy to interact with. We celebrated our wedding anniversary and were sent a special course which was excellent.
The menu is limited but very good. My spouse enjoyed the grouper with a shrimp sauce, I liked the fillet mignon, we both had the crab cake appetizer and shared a cheese plate for dessert. The staff was very attentive, and the wine list was surprisingly good and the pairing was right on. A place for foodies to try. What is different about the Summit is that it is located on the Cincinnati State campus-they do have valet parking. If you can get past walking into a school and past the classrooms you are in for a treat. We found it very convenient for dinner before heading to Music Hall just a mile down the street
The only issue I had was spikes in noise level. Small child being present in another party probably didn't help that. Otherwise it was excellent
Open to the public only for Thursday-thru-Saturday dinners, The Summit is easy to miss among Cincinnati's dining options, but its food and service put it in the first rank. We had fine scallops (in phyllo strands) and short ribs as entrees, and started with mushrooms-on toast and a vegetarian risotto. All were well conceived and executed, with appropriate spice and sauce levels. Service was great; our server even wrote out directions to our next stop after leaving the restaurant. The decor is comfortable but a bit institutional.
If you're looking for a fine dining experience, meaning good food and atmosphere, you've found it here. Not only were our appetites satiated, but we, a group of eight friends, were able to enjoy one another's company. We could converse and hear each other! Dining is so much more than the food and drink, though those are important, but it can be so tiring to compete with the noisy din found in so many restaurants. We'll be back!
Relaxed, quiet atmosphere with exceptional service. We all ordered the chef select pumpkin-themed special. From the salad to the halibut with pumpkin risotto to the pumpkin cheesecake every dish was a hit. We appreciated that we were not rushed through our meal. Definitely a gem that should be sought out.
The Summit, restaurant for the Midwest Culinary Institute, is a largely undiscovered gem. Food is always excellent, menu imaginative, service excellent and provided by mostly UC students who are interesting and fun to talk with.
My last trip to the Summit was for the Chef Select, Beef Wellington. This was an incredible meal, prepared to perfection. The service is always excellent. This is truly one of Cincinnati's finest restaurants with an excellent chef, a varied and interesting menu, and wonderful service. The special events, Wine Dinners and Culinary Theaters are great but this is also a wonderful place for a la carte dining and for corporate entertaining. Just an incredible place!!!


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