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I very much enjoyed my visit to Devi. The service was fast and accurate. The jackfruit dish was delicious. I left feeling extremely full and satisfied, I woul recommend to anyone who loves Indian food.
Tandoori lamb chops were wonderfully flavorful & succulent. Though they could have used some char. The chicken kebabs and fish tacos appetizers were delectable. Mocktails were delicious!
Loved the food! We tried the chicken kastoori kabab and the chicken tikka masala, both were exquisite :)
The food was exquisite, the restaurant was beautiful!! I loved every moment there. I ordered the lamp chop with pear chutney and as an appetizer I definitely recommend the fish tacos. I don't recommend the pistachio kulfi, my boyfriend ordered that and it wasn't dessert material lol but overall awesome place!!!
dined for first time with few friends for restaurant week , service and food was excellent
Beautiful restaurant in a quiet area. Staff knew the menu and wasn't afraid to offer opinions on the different options. I took their advice and wasn't disappointed. A party of 6 came in without a reservation and they graciously found a place for them without any issues.
You would not have better Lamb Chops in NYC. Brilliant! Great ambience and everything we order was perfectly done. The server was not very attent and he brought us the wrong appetizer. We where a little dissapointed by this till we tasted. It was brilliant so we didn't say anything. I would definitely go back.
From the moment you step in Devi the magic begins. The decor of the restaurant is simply magical, with colorful light lamps, interesting artwork and layout. The food is divine, the service spectacular, and the cocktails very tasty. It's no surprise that Devi has a Michelin star, well deserved and I cannot wait to go back.
I went here with my best friend for restaurant week and did not expect it to be a great as it turned out to be. Everything from our appetizers to dessert to the service provided was excellent. Loved the unique combination of indian flavors with a mixture of other cuisines. Definitely recommend to anyone who likes indian food and anyone interested in experiencing new flavors!
Hi. My daughter and I reserved here for a Restaurant Week lunch. It was delightful. The atmosphere is GORGEOUS- we wanted to take the light fixtures home!! They were beautiful! Service was efficient and gracious. We arrived about 45 minutes early for our lunch reservation and they seated us immediately. The food was wonderful. My daughter got the prune/panner soy meatballs and I got the jackfruit biryani. Delicious. We each got one of the RW desserts- can't remember their names- but they were good. My only complaint was the noise level. Two guys were seated next to us and one of them in particular had a VERY loud voice. It was disturbing and gave me a headache. In addition to which I really was not interested in what he had to say.
went to devi tge other day with few friends what an amazing food it was packed there service is gone really good since since i have been in february it seems like the management has been changed the new faces verry attentive an superb service lamb chops was just spectacular ginger hash was also amazing so thank you devi for an wonderfull time.
The wife and I went for Restaurant Week. This was the only Indian restaurant participating, so we decided to give it a shot. We weren't disappointed. To start, you MUST try the Crispy Fish Pakora Tacos. This was by far the best part of my meal. The Tandoor Grilled Lamb Chops and Chicken Tikka Masala with Crispy Okra Salad were also very good. I liked the nutty-ness of the Pistachio Kulfi dessert, but my wife didn't approve. What we both didn't approve of was the long wait in between appetizer and entree. The parties on either side of us were also complaining about the wait. It was a Friday night and maybe they were under-staffed. In any case the service was very apologetic about it and the experience was very satisfactory as a whole.
I found this place after a good deal of searching online. Based on the reviews, I had very high expectations, and Devi did not disappoint. I booked my reservation for 7:30 through Open Table. The young lady who greeted us at the door, new about the reservation and graciously seated us, even though we were 1 hour early. The entire wait staff was very attentive to our needs, making sure that they did not hover, but were immediately available when needed. The food was outstanding. Decorated beautifully, and the ambience excellent. The owner was THE MOST GRACIOUS person I've ever met. This place is a gem. Keep it as a "go to" place when you want to impress, or just have a great dinner.
Ambience and service is classy. Private dining areas and romantic. Expect to be bit expensive, but good vale during restaurant week. Food is not generic, creative and flavorful. Highly recommend for date nights, special occasions and dinner parties.
I was thoroughly surprised as to how much I liked Devi. The RW menu is one of the better deals around NYC and there is a mix of traditional dishes (tikka masala) and more modern (grilled lamb). The food was flavorful and well presented. The lime souffle was fabulous! What a generous portion and I would definitely return for this cake/souffle hybrid. The unique ambiance was a plus also!
The food was incredible. It was difficult to decide because everything sounded so good. It was all amazing. The cilantro gin & tonic is not to be missed.
The food at Devi is consistently great. The service is excellent. Don't miss it.
We went here on a Sunday night at 8:30pm. Not many people there given the day so we got a table in the back behind the curtain area. The cocktail list is pretty cool and the tamarind sour was awesome. They gave us a complimentary appetizer and a free amazing okra salad with dinner. The manager came out to ask us how we would like our food prepared which was nice and personal. Overall the food was great as well as the service. Will be going back..
Food was unique and very tasty. Service staff was probably the best I've experienced. Ever.
This was a dinner on my own, and after my experience at Lure I was nervous. I was seated at a really nice table, and looked after promptly. Waiters felt bad because the kitchen was slow (a large party had arrived without reservations (over 10 people) - I was to their right. Children to grandparents - with conversation that left a lot to be desired. When one of the women decided to fit herself between their and my table, and their conversation washed more insistently over me I asked to move & was accomodated at once. When the table ended up being crudely rude and nasty to restaurant staff, they then got why I moved. The restaurant could not have been nicer, more protective of me and more courteous & the food was WOW; the cocktail perfect.
I had gone here for restaurant week and was able to get a great taste of what this restaurant has to offer. Their appetizers such as the fish tacos were so perfectly cooked, spiced and ver delicious. The Chicken Tikka Masala was one of the best I've had and the chicken was perfectly cooked, not too chewy or hard. I am also very picky about rice, but their basmati rice was perfectly cooked, it was light and had good flavor. My dessert was caramel souffle with coconut sorbet and it was a very tasty pairing. The service was excelent, they were not pushy and did not have an attitude if a substitution needed to be made, my water glass was never empty and at the end of the meal there was no pressure to promptly pay the bill.
The food and service ws excellent. Our food choices were extremely flavorful, and the service was excellent as well. The Chicken Tandoori Kebab and fish tacos were excellent.The cilantro and mint fish of the day in a banana leaf and Chicken Tikka Masala were also an excellent choice. The lime souffle and mango cheesecake desserts were equally excellent choices. The restaurant has soft music in the background and had a warm friendly feel. Before we finished our meals we were already planning for our return visit to try the other menu choices. This restaurant is definetly a restaurant that should be on everyones list.
The service is great and the food is great, too. But it is spicy, sometimes very spicy. Asking them to tone down the spice level gets you nowhere, so if you don't like or can't tolerate spicy food this is not the place for you. I like spicy food so it was good for mebut not everyone in my party agreed. We all liked the cocktails.
Devi has delicious cocktails, tasty food and lovely ambience. Some side tables are more hidden (behind a sheer red curtain) and private--probably better for a date or privacy while the rest of the tables allow you to take in the restaurants lovely ambience of beautiful glass lanterns hanging everywhere. Overall, a solid neighborhood restaurant if you are in the mood for Indian cuisine.
Ambiance is colorful and comfortable. All staff are very friendly and accommodating. Food is excellent, the best Indian food we've had in the United States. The desserts are amazing. We can hardly wait to get back to NYC so we can eat at Devi again.
Devi is a beautiful place to walk into. The decor is wonderful, the mood is serene and quite romantic, even for large groups and the food and drinks are yummy. My only complaint comes from slow service towards the end of the night but it might be because it was getting late and close to closing time. I don't say anything about it but I believe they presenced my/our feeling because they comped the bread (2 servings) and the side of rice. His was amazing and will make us return because we know that although there might have been a fault in that specific night, they care about the customers and about treating them well.
Seabass was very good! loved the broth! the Lamb chops were average and dry! didn't even have a sauce that accompanied it. not worth it! the lamb appetizer was good. so was the fish tacos for apps. would def come back for the $20 lunch prix fix. 1 app, 1 entree. vs $40 for dinner (just an extra dessert) my Pinot Noir tasted a bit off, probably was on the point of stale but I didn't wanna say anything. Malbec was great though!
I've been to Devi several times over the past eight years and it's always been wonderful. The food is always excellent, really memorable flavors, the desserts are great. The service is always very good. Would recommend.
One of the best I've had. Right balance of heat and flavor.
Great food. Cool decor. Good service. One of my favorites
i love the food at devi, particularly their kadhai paneer, dal makhani and garlic naan is my go to! this time i tried their tandoori prawns and am a fan of those!
We love Indian food anyway, but this was above and beyond any we'd had before. Fresh, tasty, unique. And the service was friendly and right when we needed it. Really nice experience overall. We'd go again for sure.
Celebrated a friend's birthday - they had the table ready sprinkled with "happy birthday" confetti- a lovely touch. Everything was wonderful from then on. Wait staff and hostess were all friendly and attentive. Another thing to note: we hung out for hours- no one rushed us out.
we went there for lunch special and it was very good. the chicken masala is to die for. It is very expensive if you dont have the special (19.99 for appetizer and entre) but the food is very good so its worth it if you like indian food. The service is great we go there alot.
I first tried Devi during restaurant week on a date and came back for a work dinner. Both times my meals have been wonderful! Their cocktails and wine list are different and delicious. I am obsessed with their crispy okra salad! I can't wait to go back!
Slow service is great when you want to have ample time to chat with your friends. Interesting cocktails. Disappointing desserts, just because in comparison with the previous dishes they are no comparison, but, they are not bad.
Becoming a Devi regular......great choice and tasty appetizers; entree was delicious--had the chicken special recommended by the waiter---service was excellent and ambiance is warm and fun great for business, casual or ramntic dinners
I have frequented Devi over the last few years and have never been disappointed. The food is outstanding and its a great spot for a group (friends or work), amazing indian food prepared so fresh every time, in a beautiful environment with great ambiance but quiet enough for dinner conversation. Highly recommend it and even as I write this review on their behalf I am secretly hoping it stays a hidden gem so the ease of getting a reservation doesn't fade away.
They worked hard to provide excellent service. The decor is interesting, if not fancy, the food is good, and it is quiet enough to allow discussion
I love Indian food and Devi was a bit more of fusion Indian. The appetizers were amazing we had the Goan Shrimp Bruschetta and Fish Tacos which were great! The garlic naan was great and we custom ordered a paneer makhni which was also really good. The decor is really nice and the restaurant smells like incense which is actually really pleasant. The only problem was the service. It was slow and awkward. We didn't receive menus right away and it took a while to place a drink order and dinner order.
We went to devi on a saturday evening for a bday dinner for a friend. It was 5 us. The table was nicely decorated with birthday confetti on the table for my friend because when I booked the table I said we were coming for a bday dinner. The good was delicious , the staff was very pleasant. The atmosphere od the restaurant is very nice and I think its perfect for a nice romantic dinner if anyone wants to take a date there. Overall its a great place. You get wat you pay for .
Devi serves up some of the best Indian food I've had outside of Mumbai. Inventive, well-prepared, nicely presented. We enjoyed a lovely Sunday brunch with a fantastic bottle of Chardonnay. Go and enjoy.
We were a group of ten people and went there for a farewell dinner party. The food was amazing and everything we ordered was delicious, literally. Definitely try out the lamb chops, fish taco and prawns for the non-veggie options.
The decor inside is lovely. I particularly liked the multicolored hanging lanterns. We were a large party and were immediately seated in a semi private area draped with red fabric. The service was prompt and the food was very flavorful. Lamb Vidaloo was appropriately spicy, as was the chicken tiki masala mild. The cauliflower and the shrimp bruchetta appetizers were both amazing. We ordered extra servings of both. My only complaints are minimal - the garlic naan needed more garlic and the bowl of basmati rice was tiny. It should be a bigger serving. Overall a great experience. I would definitely go back, maybe to try the lunch special.
We have been to Devi three times & each time we try new dishes. We love Indian food & are vegetarians and this restaurant offers many more tasty & different vegetarian options that other restaurants we have frequented. The appetizers are particularly good & the spinach-goat cheese bread is fantastic. They have a very interesting wine list which highlights wines that are organic & produced by women ! The setting is beautiful - we ate in an intimate booth by the wine cellar with a sheer curtain. Love this restaurant !!!!
Wonderful local Indian restaurant that steps it up a bit without becoming a commercial ethnically diluted restaurant. Real Indian food. The wait staff is absolutely attentive and informative, the decor is quirky but very pleasant and the traditional favorites like tandoori and vindaloo are authentically prepared and delicious. The fried okra side dish is amazing. I think this place is charming and delicious. I would highly recommend.
I loved my dinner at Devi. Really rich, flavorful food, great ambiance, and amazing service.
Amazing Restaurant. The only thing I can suggest is more options in the food menu. Apart from that I had a great experience. The service was terrific and the ambiance was perfect.
I arranged a small surprise party for a friend and the Devi staff (on their own initiative) decorated the table before we showed up and also provided my friend with a surprise dessert. They were lovely and the food is divine (kind of an Indian-fusion style). The restaurant is really beautiful inside too. This place is fantastic.
Went for birthday celebration with 7 people - service was excellent Shared appetizers n entrees family style - made for great presentation and enabled everyone to enjoy each dish Highly reco the chaat n fish taco appetizers n the eggplant ,jackfruit dish ,chick peas ,paneer dal and both naans Fun night out for all


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Obviously it was ******** scheduling, mind you, at one point it was Zimbabwe who were scheduled to play us.
Obviously it was ******** scheduling, mind you, at one point it was Zimbabwe who were scheduled to play us.
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RIP Craigos. A true CW legend. You will be missed.
If we replaced Hingston with a machine that just randomly selected between the phrases "I hate the IPL", "I Hate England", "I'm a fair-dinkum Saffie, don't you know", and "Fight me, I'm tough, bro", would anyone notice?
Or something.
RIP Fardin Qayyumi (AKA "cricket player"; "Bob"), 1/11/1990 - 15/4/2006
Oh yeah, it was mainly the Sri Lanka tour that I was calling ********. It's not ideal playing the weaker teams first up in an Ashes summer, but the schedule doesn't really allow for anything else. Next time New Zealand are over here they only get two tests though, because it's in an Ashes year, that's a real shame IMO.
The fact that we played Bangladesh in 05 could have been costly actually, as we saw Ian Bell have a similar summer to Bopara this time out (IIRC Bell went into the 05 Ashes with a Test average of 297) but thankfully there were other batsmen there to cover for him.
The one, the only CW Black
Code:47.3 W Coppinger to Heads Smacked the ball straight into the groin of Iwuajoku who has fallen over, miraculously with the ball still caught in his scrotal area! Out!
I broke this story yesterday afternoon. Anyway, FWIW, I think England made the correct decision. I think it was better for him to play 5% fit at the Oval. Rather than 2% fit at Headingly, and miss the Oval.
Well, considering Flintoff's bowling was poop at Edgbaston Flintoff could only have been considered as batsman. But Flintoff in a team and not bowling would probably be more psychologically damaging than no Flintoff.
Just my theory of course.
It looks like it's time for Samit Patel to get off the pies.
Appreciating cricket's greatest legend ever - HD Bird...............Funniest post (intentionally) ever.....Runner-up.....Third.....Fourth
(Accidental) founder of Twenty20 Is Boring Society. Click and post to sign-up.RIP Fardin Qayyumi (AKA "cricket player"; "Bob"), 1/11/1990-15/4/2006
I did think that, but with Pakistan you never really know what they are until the time has come and passed. And by-and-large, on that tour, they were a shambles.
- As featured in The Independent.
"Even when England lost 5-0 in 2006-07 I don't remember them folding like this. This is as bad as I have seen from an England side."
- Mick Vaughan on the 2013/14 tourists' efforts
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The Collaborative has awarded 15 grants totaling over $350,000, including leveraged funds, for watershed planning and design grants to the following communities:
- Sassafras River Association for project development
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Apple's shares finally sagged below the $400 point.
Just before 10 a.m. PT today, the stock dipped below that round number, if only momentarily, crossing a threshold that seemed unlikely when it was high and mighty at more than $700 a share last September. That registered as the day's low of at $398.11, though the stock quickly rebounded to around the $403 mark.
Apple's shares closed the day at $402.80, a drop of 5.5 percent from the previous day's close.
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Cream Cheese Finger Cookies Recipe
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 4 ounces cream cheese, softened
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1-3/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- Dash salt
- 1 cup finely Diamond of California Chopped Pecans
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I have to agree with momsmrf. I too used the recipe from the T.O.H. magazine and wish I had looked it up on the web site to see the reviews before making these. Won't make them again.
I thought these were quite bland. If not for the powdered sugar, they wouldn't have much flavor. While assembling the ingredients I wondered if the "1 Tablespoon Sugar" was correct. I used an old recipe I had clipped from the T of H magazine and I see that the recipe online is the same.
That's ok! Not every recipe is for every person Back to the drawing board, right?
KafeutzSomeone at Taste of Home should actually bake a recipe before they put it online or in a Best Loved Cookie recipe magazine..
I assure you that every single recipe is made several times, tasted and reviewed by the staff in the Test Kitchen. These aren't meant to be a sweet cookie, the confectionary sugar coating is meant to give them just the right touch of sweetness.


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Monday morning I published a story about striker Jeff Cunningham, and how personnel and formation changes at TFC have pushed the league's third-highest scoring active player to the sidelines and, eventually, to the reserve team.
More than a few readers have asked me how he feels about moving to the bench, but after assisting on Toronto's first reserve game goal and scoring the second, he took off at halftime, so I never got to ask him where his head's at these days.
Got the chance after today's practice.
Before we go on, understand this about Cunningham:
The guy works hard.
I realize he arrived here with a bit of a prima donna rep, and I know some fans think he sulks on the bench, then dogs it on the field if he's not starting and scoring goals.
But in the 11 months he's been here I've noticed that most days he's one of the last guys to leave the practice field. After the team stretches and guys head to the showers Cunningham often returns to the field with a partner and a bunch of soccer balls and works on finishing.
At 31, he realizes he's not going to play forever, and after 267 MLS games he seems determined to make the most of what's left of his career, hence the extra practice.
Now, I can already hear the skeptics wondering how much good that extra work is doing. Eighteen games with TFC and four goals to show for it. Big deal.
Point taken, but there are much worse ways for an aging goal scorer to spend his free time.
Anyway, when I asked Cunningham how he feels about his new role as a substitute, he said he actually didn't mind it. The team's on a three-game winning streak, so what is there to complain about?
"I don't consider it a role. My job is to make the coaches' decision (about whom to start) as difficult as possible," he said. "Right now I'm just trying to help the team win matches, and if that means playing five minutes, or one minute, as I did against Salt Lake, then that's what it is."
As far as reserve games are concerned he couldn't even remember the last time he played in one, but thinks he said more with his performance Saturday than he can in an interview.
"I did my job, had a goal and an assist in 45 minutes," he said. "That's good enough production. It should help me get at least in the 18 for the next match."
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Be inspired to create and build amazing models in LEGO[registered]! The LEGO Ideas Book is packed full of tips from expert LEGO builders on how to make jet planes reach new heights, create fantastic fortresses, swing through lush jungles, have fun on the farm and send space shuttles out of this world! The book is divided into six themed chapters - transport, buildings, space, kingdoms, adventure and useful makes. With over 500 models and ideas, this book is perfect for any LEGO fan - young or young at heart - who want to make their models cool, fun and imaginative.
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Wanna go on to the daily -- bash now Justin -- -- -- told radio news service is here probably to tell me that I -- top of the lap dog media that loves the Obama is and I should not like the bangs old address -- -- -- to tell -- Justin.
I like today he's you know I didn't really notice address I never really noticed dresses.
If a girl last we -- just looks I just say it looks great.
-- -- -- The drinks a lot of its purest golf -- but you give you what you did seriously though I -- -- some concerns -- back the media are being a little too.
Loving you shall we say that the right word towards the Obama administration in -- -- -- inauguration day and beyond.
Yeah I would I would go at that you know the bitter partisan in me like the speech you know when it comes to climate -- and gay rights and you know all those things I get excited as a voter.
I'll but as the media critic and as a journalist and somebody who's out here watching it.
You know there was a sense that had -- been Mitt Romney and had to come out and gave what -- -- essentially kind of a divisive speech and really kind of came out with.
You know things that are.
Sort of partisan goals we -- a much different reaction it's sort of like how we saw with the last time bush was inaugurated and 2005.
You know the media really decried -- coming out and speaking -- -- he had a mandate.
-- was fresh off the election and was kind of going forward and really defending a lot of kind of controversial foreign policy practices.
And you know we saw today was sort of the same thing but instead of you know the media -- -- we saw a lot of -- brace for itself but I don't it's sort of the argument could be made there.
Just -- don't we have in the modern media landscape a situation where everybody knows wedding go -- to get what they want if they only want one view that.
I mean it's it's not -- it's not correct to say that the the big media all our old liberal dominated all left leaning when you have.
Rush Limbaugh lead you know -- the highest -- -- talk show host on radio a host of more conservative radio talk show host should go Glenn Beck then doing.
Whatever he does on the interwebs I mean everybody knows to wedding go to get what they want -- they have -- and then this that there isn't a problem all the people wanna be.
It's all about preaching to the converted these days.
You know I would stay with that in place you know yeah there -- a left wing outlets and yet there are right wing outlets.
But that really just highlight the need to have sort of the mainstream media.
That is you know -- partial that is unbiased and that is what I think is important and I think.
And at times it -- you know too far in the direction.
And I think people need to be cautious for that because in order to have those kind of echo -- -- -- you at least need some kind of common ground to agree on I do need the -- -- presented.
In order for these arguments he made and that's what I think you know the arguments against media bias are pretty important who have.
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You know that's always a good question but.
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Whether or not -- very often I don't know get you know do people really -- they have an obligation to put their finances behind something that makes us money.
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Collingwood's now former fitness coach David Buttifant with Nathan Buckley. Photo: Paul Rovere
While Collingwood has lost long-time director of sports science David Buttifant, the Magpies have extended the contract of promising small defender Marley Williams.
Already signed for next season, the Magpies have opted to get in early and give Williams another two years, ensuring he remains tied until the end of 2016.
Williams played 16 matches this season, having missed the opening seven rounds. He was the round-18 Rising Star nominee, having prospered from greater opportunities after the retirement of Ben Johnson and injury to Alan Toovey.
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Williams has praised Johnson for his mentoring role.
He had 14 disposals, including a goal, in the shock elimination final loss to Port Adelaide on Saturday.
The Magpies announced on Monday morning Buttifant had quit ''to pursue fresh professional challenges''. He is expected to link with Mick Malthouse at Carlton.
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Buttifant joined Collingwood at the end of 2001, two years into Malthouse's 12-year coaching tenure. The pair enjoyed a very close relationship, so much so they co-wrote a book, The Ox Is Slow But The Earth Is Patient, after Collingwood's premiership in 2010.
Carlton was already searching for a new person to lead its fitness program after high-performance manager Justin Cordy announced two months ago he would leave at the end of this season. Malthouse has confirmed his interest in recruiting his close friend to head the Blues' fitness program.
Asked about Buttifant's departure from the Magpies, Malthouse was glowing in his praise.
''David's a world-class performance and fitness adviser … doctor of science, a wonderful, wonderful person,'' the Blues coach told 3AW. ''I rate him as one of the best in Australia and my information is that he's rated very highly in the world. With Justin Cordy leaving us at the end of the year we'll be looking at that prospect.''
Collingwood chief executive Gary Pert said Buttifant had significantly raised the club's professionalism.
Malthouse declined to gloat that the Blues, who finished ninth but were the beneficiaries of the Bombers' expulsion from the finals, had progressed to the second week of the finals while his former club had not.
''I've got satisfaction at Carlton going forward, not at Collingwood finishing where they did,'' he said. ''I spent 12 great years there and have got some wonderful friends there. I know they'd be very disappointed.''
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Xbox One launch media partners confirmed, see the list of apps here
Xbox One will launch in the UK, Europe, North America and other regions with a slew of media partners and third-party apps coming between November 22 and Spring 2014. Microsoft has just revealed the full list of services and brands coming your way in the first wave. See it here.
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Machinima expands to UK with localised video content
Machinima has expanded its game video empire to the UK. The company has revealed plans to create localised content for the UK and deliver a new schedule of programming for the country.
Fri, Nov 16, 2012 | 05:19 GMT
Valve opens voting for 2012 Saxxy Awards
Celebrate the best in Valve-inspired Machinima with the second annual Saxxy Awards, this year given a significant boost by the recent release of the Source Filmmaker. Log into Steam to view and vote on this year's entrants; you start with a queue of 12, and voting works in a similar way to Steam Greenlight, with judges choosing from those films with the highest community support. Voting closes on November 27 at midnight GMT; winners will be announced on November 30. There are some amazing entries, so let us know your favourites.
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Gaikai's announced it will host content on the service from YouTube games channel Machinima.
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Machinima raising $30 million with help from Google
YouTube network Machinima is set to raise $30 million in its latest round of funding thanks to help from Google, AllThingsD is reporting, with its value now set to be around $190 million. Both Google and Machinima have refused to comment on the story.
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Dynamic Mutators featured in latest video for Nexuiz
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Machinima highest-viewed YouTube channel in 2011
YouTube's announced that Machinima was the highest-viewed channel on its website this year. The company provides machinima videos as its speciality – naturally – but also publishes video news wraps and trailers. It also hosts the Inside Gaming Awards, held the evening before Spike's Video Game Awards. The second biggest channel besides Machinima was IGN's.
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Epic 20-minute Halo fan film made in-game
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- Let's say I have a path in the xy plane that's essentially
- the unit circle.
- So this is my y-axis, this is my x-axis, and our path is
- going to be the unit circle.
- And we're going to traverse it just like that.
- We're going to traverse it clockwise.
- I think you get the idea.
- And so its equation is the units circle.
- So the equation of this is x squared plus y squared is
- equal to 1; has a radius of 1 unit circle.
- And what we're concerned with is the line integral
- over this curve c.
- It's a closed curve c.
- It's actually going in that direction of 2y dx minus 3x dy.
- So, we are probably tempted to use Green's
- theorem and why not?
- So let's try.
- So this is our path.
- So Green's theorem tells us that the integral of some curve
- f dot dr over some path where f is equal to-- let me write
- it a little nit neater.
- Where f of x,y is equal to P of x, y i plus Q of x, y j.
- That this integral is equal to the double integral over the
- region-- this would be the region under question
- in this example.
- Over the region of the partial of Q with respect to x
- minus the partial of P with respect to y.
- All of that dA, the differential of area.
- And of course, the region is what I just showed you.
- Now, you may or may not remember-- well, there's a
- slight, subtle thing in this, which would give
- you the wrong answer.
- In the last video we said that Green's theorem applies when
- we're going counterclockwise.
- Notice, even on this little thing on the integral I made
- it go counterclockwise.
- In our example, the curve goes clockwise.
- The region is to our right.
- Green's theorem-- this applies when the region is to our left.
- So in this situation when the region is to our right and
- we're going-- so this is counterclockwise.
- So in our example, where we're going clockwise, the region is
- to our right, Green's theorem is going to be the
- negative of this.
- So in our example, we're going to have the integral of c and
- we're going to go in the clockwise direction.
- So maybe I'll draw it like that of f dot dr. This is going
- to be equal to the double integral over the region.
- You could just swap these two-- the partial of P with respect
- to y minus the partial of Q with respect to x da.
- So let's do that.
- So this is going to be equal to, in this example, the
- integral over the region-- let's just keep it
- abstract for now.
- We could start setting the boundaries, but let's just
- keep the region abstract.
- And what is the partial of P with respect-- let's remember,
- this right here is our-- I think we could recognize right
- now that if we take f dot dr we're going to get this.
- The dr contributes those components.
- The f contributes these two components.
- So this is P of x,y.
- And then this is Q of x,y.
- And we've seen it.
- I don't want to go into the whole dot dr and take the dot
- product over and over again.
- I think you can see that this is the dot product
- of two vectors.
- This is the x component of f, y component of f.
- This is the x component of dr, y component of dr. So let's
- take the partial of P with respect to y.
- You take the derivative of this with respect to y, you get 2.
- Derivative of 2y is just 2.
- So you get 2, and then, minus the derivative of
- Q with respect to x.
- Derivative of this with respect to x is minus 3.
- So we're going to get minus 3, and then all of that da.
- And this is equal to the integral over the region.
- What's this, it's 2 minus minus 3?
- That's the same thing as 2 plus 3.
- So it's the integral over the region of 5 dA.
- 5 is just a constant, so we can take it out of the integral.
- So this is going to turn out to be quite a simple problem.
- So this is going to be equal to 5 times the double integral
- over the region R dA.
- Now what is this thing?
- What is this thing right here?
- It looks very abstract, but we can solve this.
- This is just the area of the region.
- That's what that double integral represents.
- You just sum up all the little dA's.
- That's a dA, that's a dA.
- You sum up the infinite sums of those little
- dA's over the region.
- Well, what's the area of this unit circle?
- Here we just break out a little bit of ninth grade-- actually,
- even earlier than that-- pre-algebra or middle
- school geometry.
- Area is equal to pi r squared.
- What's our radius?
- So unit circle, our radius is 1.
- Length is 1.
- So the area here is pi.
- So this thing over here, that whole thing is
- just equal to pi.
- So the answer to our line integral is just 5 pi, which
- is pretty straightforward.
- I mean, we could have taken the trouble of setting up a double
- integral where we take the antiderivative with respect to
- y first and write y is equal to the negative square root of 1
- minus x squared y is equal to the positive square root.
- x goes from minus 1 to 1.
- But that would have been super hairy and a huge pain.
- And we just have to realize, no, this is just the area.
- And the other interesting thing is I challenge you to solve
- the same integral without using Green's theorem.
- You know, after generating a parameterization for this
- curve, going in that direction, taking the derivatives
- of x of t and y of t.
- Multiplying by the appropriate thing and then taking the
- antiderivative-- way hairier than what we just did using
- Green's theorem to get 5 pi.
- And remember, the reason why it wasn't minus 5 pi here
- is because we're going in a clockwise direction.
- If we were going in a counterclockwise direction we
- could have applied the straight up Green's theorem, and we
- would have gotten minus 5 pi.
- Anyway, hopefully you found that useful.
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United Launch Alliance (ULA) has completed a crucial milestone in its on-going development and certification of the Atlas V launch vehicle for human spaceflight. ULA successfully completed the fifth milestone of its Commercial Crew Development (CCDev2) Unfunded Space Act Agreement (SAA) with NASA. ULA's Engineering Review Board confirmed Thursday that Atlas V can readily comply with NASA's stringent safety and performance requirements for human spaceflight, leading the way to develop a safe, reliable and cost effective Crew Transportation System (CTS).
ULA conducted the System Requirements Review (SRR) and Systems Design Review (SDR) that reflected the culmination of on-going efforts involving ULA design and development engineers, NASA technical experts and representatives from ULA's commercial spacecraft customers. The SRR/SDR was a multi-disciplined technical review that ensured the Atlas V system can proceed into the detailed design and development phase to provide launch services for NASA's commercial human spaceflight needs.
"The SRR/SDR were the result of an extensive effort with NASA and our commercial spacecraft partners during which we cooperatively established the baseline from which we will proceed into the detailed design and development phase of NASA's Crew Transportation System," said Dr. George Sowers, ULA's vice president for Human Launch Services. "We continue to receive valuable insight from NASA's human spaceflight experts as we move forward towards the certification of Atlas V for human spaceflight."
With 31 successful missions spanning 10 years of operational service, the Atlas V is uniquely qualified to provide launch services for the CTS. Because Atlas V is already certified by NASA to fly the nation's most complex exploration missions, as well as critical Air Force and National Reconnaissance Office national security missions, ULA was able to provide a wealth of design implementation, detailed system and sub-system analysis, qualification, certification, and flight data leading up to and during the reviews.
"Our partnership with ULA during this round of development has really been focused on understanding the core design of the launch vehicle," said NASA's Commercial Crew Program Manager Ed Mango said. "In these reviews we were able to see how ULA plans to modify the vehicle for human spaceflight."
The SRR confirmed that the NASA CTS requirements applicable to the Atlas V are defined and testable, and are consistent with cost, schedule, risk, technology readiness and other system constraints. The SRR assessed the unique impacts of human spaceflight requirements as captured in the system specification, and ensured that the system requirements are consistent with NASA's needs and concept of operations. The ULA, NASA and commercial spacecraft customer teams reviewed the detailed evidence that demonstrates how the existing, flight-proven Atlas V will meet NASA's Human Spaceflight Certification requirements. The team paid particular attention to the comprehensive certification approach that will lead to CTS flight readiness.
As NASA moves forward with the Commercial Crew Development Program, ULA will extend its best in the world record of mission success to offer the safest possible launch services to meet the needs for the crew transportation system providers.
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EF Productions brings Christmas magic to Cottonwood with their 19th annual "Celebration of Christmas," which opens tonight, December 6, and runs until December 9. The musical production held at Emmanuel Fellowship Church features talented actors and a wealth of extras from the local community, a live orchestra, impressive stage effects and a ... (more)
Deputies detain/cite 25 for trespass inside vacant Verde Village home
Nov. 30, around 12:30 a.m., Yavapai County sheriff's deputies were called to the 1600 block of South Carpenter Lane in Verde Village, regarding suspicious people and vehicles in the area.
Volunteers needed to install medical alert units for at-risk older adults
Verde Valley Caregivers is in need of volunteers to help install Guardian Angel Medical Alert Units to older adults who live alone and are at risk for falling down.
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Construction begins for slag harvesting project in Cottonwood
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Cottonwood Fire Department smoke detector program benefits El Rio del Oro Mobile Home Park
Fire personnel installed smoke detectors in 35 homes and distributed an additional five detectors to residents in the community who wanted to install the detectors themselves.
Mother, daughter donate 16 inches of hair for cancer patients
Eight-year-old Leah Pedersen sat in her booster seat Tuesday afternoon as a stylist at Teaser's salon in Cottonwood put eight inches of her long blonde hair into a ponytail and snipped it through.
Verde Valley Voices present 'Be Joyful!' Christmas Concert
The Verde Valley Voices will hold their Christmas Concert "Be Joytful!" Saturday Dec. 7 at the Mingus Union High School Auditorium,.
Letter: Citizen Police Academy was a great experience
Thank you, Chief Fanning and Sergeant Savage. My wife and I had the opportunity to attend and complete the Cottonwood Citizen Police Academy, class of 2013.
Letter: Help protect homeless neighbors during winter months
The Loft opened in 2010 in answer to the lack of shelter for our homeless neighbors.
With the Flying High Turkey Drive complete, the Old Town Mission began distribution of complete Thanksgiving Day meals on Tuesday morning, continuing on a first come-first serve basis until exhausting the 600+ meal boxes.
Giving thanks: Making Thanksgiving possible for people in need
Bread of Life feeds a hot dinner to people in need on Tuesdays at the Camp Verde Community Center gym.
Rudy and Michelle Stadelman of Graham's Integrity Auto Sales, with Cottonwood firefighters in attendance, give $1,500 worth of Thanksgiving turkeys to the Old Town Mission at the Flying High Turkey Drive.
Any way you slice it, a good deed
Acme Pizza in Cottonwood delivered an early Christmas gift to the Verde Valley Pink Heals organization on Saturday, November 23, presenting Verde Valley Pink Heals representatives Rosemarie Shemaitis, Carol Bottjer and Deanna King with a check for $6,651.68.
P&Z Commission appoints new member
Yavapai County announces the appointment of George Lee to the Planning and Zoning Commission.


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Jury set for Iowan's trial in slaying of daughter
CEDAR RAPIDS (AP) — A jury has been selected for the murder trial of a 25-year-old Cedar Rapids man accused of killing his 17-month-old daughter.
The Gazette says jury selection was completed Tuesday and the trial is expected to open Wednesday in Linn County District Court.
The jury will consider the first-degree murder and child endangerment charges against Zyriah Schlitter. He's accused of killing Kamryn Schlitter on March 28, 2010. Investigators say the little girl suffered head injuries and had bruising on her neck, chin, underarms and chest.
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As China and Japan jockey for influence in the Pacific, an unlikely diplomatic fault line has emerged: an archipelago of uninhabited rocks in the East China Sea. Known as the Senkakus in Japan, which controls them, the islands are also claimed by China and Taiwan -- and both are struggling to reassert sovereignty. Tremors have increased in recent months with confrontations between the Japanese and Taiwanese coast guards and rabble-rousing from Chinese media outlets. Statesman have shuffled back and forth between Beijing, Tokyo, and Washington to cool the crisis, but neither Xi Jinping, the new head of the Chinese Communist Party, nor Shinzo Abe, Japan's new prime minister, show any sign of backing down. On the contrary, China raised the stakes on Jan. 30, when one of its military frigates aimed weapons-targeting radar at a Japanese warship, prompting Japan to lodge a formal complaint with the Chinese government.
But if the physical posturing has been vigorously covered in the news media, the digital posturing has not. In recent years, partisans have taken the fight to Wikipedia, where articles about the islands have been subject to weekly "edit wars" between contributors. The content on these pages might seem to be of only marginal importance compared to more significant coverage in other outlets. But the "Senkaku Islands" and "Senkaku Islands dispute" Wikipedia articles are the two most prominent English-language sources of information about the islands on the Internet, with the top search result ranking on Google and thousands of page views every month. The Japanese and Chinese language editions of Wikipedia have their own article pages for the islands as well -- each offering different chronologies of ownership. These sites, however, receive far less traffic and the content debates are far more diplomatic.
For many Web users, Wikipedia remains a reliable first stop for facts, and the site's crowd-sourced quality control has always been more effective than critics give it credit for. But entries about contentious subjects -- from Kosovo's independence to Kim Kardashian's pregnancy -- are difficult to monitor around the clock, and remain susceptible to vandalism, questionable sources, and editorial disagreement. Charges of censorship and bias are rampant on the Senkaku Islands entries' talk pages, where the process of article creation is negotiated. Many of the combatants are veteran editors with established user handles and years of experience who would never admit to any sort of partisanship. Nonetheless, strongly entrenched opinions are evident, with each side claiming adherence to Wikipedia's editing guidelines -- much like respective Japanese and Chinese officials continue to ground their claims in international law.
Like the real world debate, the Wikipedia dispute is a fairly recent development. The original Senkaku Islands article, created in 2003, was relatively short at just over 300 words. This version actually listed the traditional Chinese name, "Diaoyutai," first in the opening paragraph. By January 2010, the article had swelled to well over 4,000 words, and included 43 different footnotes. Although the article emphasized that ownership of the islands was disputed, "Senkaku" was now used on first reference, and many of the geographic citations were Japanese maps. That year, the article was subject to more than 800 separate edits. And when a Chinese fishing trawler collided with two Japanese fishing boats near the islands in September, the article's talk page exploded with activity.
As the article attracted more attention, three issues emerged as key points of contention between editors. First and foremost: the name. China refers to the chain as the Diaoyu Islands, Taiwan as the Diaoyutai Islands. Wikipedia searches for those entries have always redirected readers to the main "Senkaku Islands" page. But in 2009, an editor renamed the page "Diaoyutai Islands" and moved that name ahead of the Japanese translation in the opening paragraph. Although that change was quickly reversed by another editor, it launched a talk page dispute that raged through 2010. Some editors supported changing the article's name to "Pinnacle Islands" -- the English-language name for the island chain used in the 19th century -- to mitigate concerns about article bias. This attempt at a compromise was quickly shot down, even as the talk page rhetoric heated up. "These pro-Japanese editors just a bunch of bully boys and hooligans!" an editor named STSC vented.


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OCLC Number: | 449865498 |
Awards: | Finalist for the 2011 Pulitzer Prize in General Nonfiction |
Description: | viii, 276 p. ; 25 cm. |
Contents: | The watchdog and the thief -- Hal and me -- The vital paths -- On what the brain thinks about when it thinks about itself -- Tools of the mind -- The deepening page -- On Lee de Forest and his amazing audion -- A medium of the most general nature -- The very image of a book -- The juggler's brain -- On the buoyancy of IQ scores -- The church of Google -- Search, memory -- On the writing of this book -- A thing like me -- Human elements. |
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