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Rio's is one of the few places where carnivores, vegetarians, and gluten-intolerant diners can all happily coexist, especially over an order of its famous cheese bread (we like the basil best). These and Rio's line of delicious malagueta sauces are sold at several specialty stores in town, and at the farmer's market.
You can either dine in (or outside) the shabby, cute shack painted in Brazil's national colors of green and yellow, or opt for the drive-thru. Inside is a genuine, playful homage to Rio de Janeiro: paintings of Jesus overlook the omnipresent busty and badonkalicious logo.
There's a variety of salgadinhos (Brazilian meat pies) filled with chicken, vegetables, cheese, and so on. Some resemble empanadas while others are more like a sliced milanesa; our favorite's a roulade of tiny shrimp in a panko-crusted, fried doughy pocket. These shrimp are also fantastic on coconut-crusted bruschetta. There's an alluring take on Lebanese kibbeh (using minced beef, not lamb) with tabbouleh, fresh mint, onions, and garlic. Thick-cut yuca fries aren't as appealing as yuca bolinho, stuffed with rich and savory roasted pepper and gouda. A traditional soup of collards and sausage is thick and comforting, no matter the season.
Bring a cachaça, and they'll set you up with caipirinha makings on the cheap; or try the serviceable porter-style Xingu, the "lost beer of the Amazon rainforest." Or at least, lost no more.
The atmosphere is an afterthought, but it still makes a great place for a lazy lunch.
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Located on Martha's Vineyard, Nancy's Restaurant & Snack Bar has been serving the freshest seafood in Oak Bluffs since 1960. Nancy's Restaurant offers waterfront dining overlooking scenic Oak Bluffs Harbor. Whether it's Lunch, Dinner, The Snack Bar, The Raw Bar, or a frozen drink at Donovan's Reef, Nancy's Restaurant has something for everyone.
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In this episode of Defrag Tools, Andrew Richards, Chad Beeder and Larry Larsen review MCP exam 70-660 - MCTS Windows Internals.
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@mrpaulb: Thanks for that, missed that in my prep. I'll see what I can do about keeping it alive...
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Hi Andrew many thanks, would be good for it to be kept at least until an updated exam is made available.
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Thank you Andrew, please ask the Certification team to keep the exam alive, I am following your videos and Windows Internals 4th edition for few months now.
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Glenn is AWESOME!!!!! Ive been a fan ever since I first saw him on CNN HeadLine News. Ever since then I try to watch or TIVO his show and really enjoy his radio show as well.
He's also a proud gun owner and proponent of the 2nd Amendment
This is a discussion on Glenn Beck within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; If you haven't checked out Glenn's new show on Foxnews, you should really give it a try. His interview with Blago was pretty funny and ...
If you haven't checked out Glenn's new show on Foxnews, you should really give it a try. His interview with Blago was pretty funny and straightforward. He certainly didn't pull any punches.
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Glenn is AWESOME!!!!! Ive been a fan ever since I first saw him on CNN HeadLine News. Ever since then I try to watch or TIVO his show and really enjoy his radio show as well.
He's also a proud gun owner and proponent of the 2nd Amendment
Glenn Beck. Good man.
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Glenn has made me in the past want to take out the duck tape and tape up my head but I still keep listening to his radio show. Why? Because everything he says or predicts comes to fruition. So even though I might not want to hear what he is saying it's all true. I love his show, 2A stance and his no bull attitude.
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I like Beck because he seems a bit more level-headed and down-to-Earth than the other folks he is supposed to compete with. He also has a lot of common sense and says his views with that common sense, rather than weird fear mongering we sometimes see.
And I agree, his 2A views are very strong and extremely common sense. I love it.
I've never seen his TV show, but I listen to Glenn Beck on the radio whenever I have the chance. He's very good, and his ideas are right on. His book, "An Inconvenient Book", is great. Amazon.com has it for $17.16, and a discount site discountbooksale.com has it for only $13.72. Well worth reading.
yeah, I like him a lot. Listen to him in the morning if I get a chance.
I tell you guys someone else you might like is Neal Boortz, talk show out of Atlanta, but broad-casted nation wide His book "Somebody Has to Say It" is really good, I highly recommend it.
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I like Beck. I have been listening to him on the radio for about 3 1/2 years now and I have enjoyed both of his TV shows. I know Glenn is a gun owners
I am also a Neal Boortz fan.
Heck, I like listening to Michael Savage too. He's really good when he gets real spun up. He will call a moron a moron. Savage is a real big Sig Sauer fan. He owns several and shoots them often. I liked his book, "Liberalism is a Mental Disorder" and I am currently waiting on my copy of "Psychological Nudity" to arrive.
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I listen to Glen Beck on KTAR radio here in Phx. I still like to hear what he has to say. But part pf me wonders why he sold out and went to Fox News. I think they are a joke!!!
i like beck. his radio show is great. at work and can not see the tv show on fox. recorded the first one, but have that it.
An armed man is a citizen. An unarmed man is a subject.
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The problem with Glenn Beck and many others who espouse "common sense" solutions to problems is that one person's common sense is another person's lunacy.
We live in a very complicated world. Our nation has extremely detailed and complicated laws and regulations governing almost every aspect of everything. (Just think of the gun laws in your own state.) Problems don't always have simple common sense solutions because they occur against the backdrop of the reality of our complex world. And what benefits one person may harm ten others.
So, while I personally like the guy, I think a great deal of what he has to say is mostly well intentioned, but not very real - "worldish." Complex problems don't have simple solutions!! And proposed simple solutions are almost always going to be wrong.
There is an old saying, for every difficult problem there is an easy solution which is usually wrong.
(This is why almost all the talking heads, and many of the politicos who posture on TV, from all sides of the political spectrum, are full of it. They either play obstructionist or they put forth ideas which are weak on substance and full of unintended consequences.)
Will be interesting to see how Beck and O'Reilly duke it out...reality zone vs the no spin zone...
I watched him when he was on CNN. The true sense of a politician's
job is to work for us. If they put self-interest in the back seat and work what is truly great for our country, then they are doing there jobs.
Making laws will make half the people happy while others are going to be piss. But to do things or pass laws to help them achieve personal wealth or status is just wrong. And that is what Glenn isdriving home.
"When the people fear the government you have tyranny...when the government fears the people you have liberty."
--Thomas Jefferson --
Beck's pretty good. I like that he often addresses things not many others seem to be talking about. I started reading "Inconvenient Truth" and then flipping to the back for sources of the things he was claiming - nothing. The book was pretty useless w/o sources and stopped reading it.


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Outside Competition Cycle Center, a hulking doorman sits on a chair, his vest appliquéd with rock 'n' roll patches and an embroidered outline of a middle finger. Inside, rows of gladiator-style body armor hang from waterfall racks like a daredevil army. Across from them, a weathered man in sun-faded denim and a beard worthy of a ZZ Top roadie examines the 40-foot-long, double-sided shelves of polishes, waxes, and soaps searching for just the right combination of potions to make his first love glisten and shine. But it's the staff that really sets this joint apart. Competition's hog doctors know the best solution for every motorcycle dilemma. (Question: "Should I get real leather saddle bags or fake?" Answer: "Fake. Real leather cracks and falls apart. You only think you want it.") And they patiently dole out their knowledge to the newbies with credit cards and old-school highway hustlers who use only cash. So whether you're born to be wild or mild, Competition can help you look good doing it.
For years, Amanda Magnetta-Ottati helped her husband Tate run Tate's Comics, but it wasn't until the couple decided to expand the popular comic book store this year that she quit her steady gig in advertising. Magnetta-Ottati now runs an eclectic hideaway, Bear and Bird, in the store's loft space. Call it an alternative art gallery. "Something that's been sorely lacking in Broward County," she says, "is a space for emerging artists that are focused in pop culture." Her space is a kind of "curated boutique," she says, staying intentionally vague about the edgy work she prefers. "Basically, it's all filled with stuff that I think is neat." The Bear and Bird's first art show "For the Love of Munny" a collection of peculiarly compelling art toys with personalized designs -- drew a crowd of 1500.
New Times: What kind of spy gadgets could I buy at the Bear and Bird?
Magnetta-Ottati: Ooh! We have these cool cameras called Lomos. One of the styles takes sequential shots that capture pictures at fractions of a second's difference. That's a great spy tool.
What exotic destination would you like to travel to?
Japan! I've always wanted to go. Just because I know that my head will explode from all the cool stuff. I think that I'm drawn to it in part by the awesome pull of their shopping and bizarre characters and signage! I know my husband Tate would really enjoy seeing a sumo match and eating uni!
How would you prepare for the Bond experience?
I'd love a super-fabulous bag of spy disguises. It would be interesting to blend in to any situation and learn as an insider. I can't wait to try out my bald cap and beard disguise. I actually have a dynamic duo of attack dogs. Both are adorable, scruffy mutts from the Humane Society. They are always there to remind me to take time out of my all too busy life for a good belly scratching!
Yes, that's a huge glass case filled with toothpicks mounted on the east wall of the Take a Byte showroom in downtown Hollywood. To answer your next question, there are exactly 1 million of them. As to the questions of why someone collected them and who that someone is, let's all agree not to ask, OK? You may not want to know. Besides, you came here because you have an ailing or outdated computer. Fact is, most of us don't know what hardware we need, nor what's compatible with our machine, and even if we did, we don't trust ourselves to install it without breaking the thing. There's a better way. Drop off the laptop at Take a Byte and let Mike get his mitts on it. By the same day, he'll list all the hardware you need to modernize your computer. He can order that hardware at wholesale prices, then install it for you. And as a complimentary gift, he'll cure your system of all those viruses and spyware that slow it down. You get an old computer that runs like a brand-new model at a fraction of the price. Just don't ask about the toothpicks.
You can hock Granddaddy's watch in any old shop, but rare are the pawn shops where a fellow can pawn in bulk. Like his helicopter. Or his bulldozer. They buy it all at Casino Pawn & Jewelry, located across Stirling Road from the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino a short stroll for the inveterate gamblers among us. Buyers can find a whole fleet of four-wheelers, choose from among a tool section that rivals the Home Depot, or pick up a slew of musical instruments the detritus of so much misspent ambition. Prices are competitive with eBay, and the manager, Mark, claims his shop pays the highest price for goods in an area strewn with pawn shops.
Any health-food store can sell stuff that claims to be good for you. But go to the counter at Simply Natural and you're liable to find Richard or Shahrooz, the husband-and-wife owners who have been known to offer free meditation classes, free guest lecturers, and even free samples of vegan foods. They can draw upon their vast expertise on all matters health to recommend an herbal remedy or nutrition supplement for whatever ails you. Or they can set you up with one of the many practitioners who rotate through the shop's back office: an acupuncturist, masseuse, reflexologist, iridologist, or CardioVision analyst. Plus, it's a short walk next door to the Simply Natural Café, which boasts the area's cheapest and most truly organic menu around. The meat is grass-fed and hormone-free, and even the beer and wine are organic.
So there's this guy, Books. He won't say his real name. He does some graffiti, but he can't talk about that either because, you know, it's illegal. He and his business partner, Dr. Black (don't ask him his real name either), have taken stencil to an artistic level. Remember stencils from grade school? These ain't them. Books and Black have made intricate stencils and engravings carved with a CO2 laser onto metal, wood, and even mirrors. They've been hired to create business cards, poker tables, and wedding invites. They'll even engrave the windshield of your tricked-out ride. While they're both very mysterious about what they do, they're open about one thing: MasterCard is accepted.


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Last week I talked about the impressive start of the Boston Celtics. After rattling off eight consecutive wins to start the season, the Green Machine grounded to a halt on Sunday, thwarted by the new-look Magic. An emerging young team in the extremely soft Southeast division of the Eastern Conference, Orlando looks like a lock to make the playoffs this year after finishing below .500 last season. They had just about as busy an offseason as any team in basketball outside of those Boston Celtics. Orlando made waves by signing Rashard Lewis, the marquee free agent of the offseason and a player whose outside game is the perfect complement to the interior banging of man-child Dwight Howard. They also re-upped Jameer Nelson with a big five-year deal, let Darko Milicic walk, brought in Billy Donovan, watched Billy Donovan walk, brought in vacuum-cleaner-salesman-turned-NBA-coach Stan Van Gundy, watched Grant Hill walk to Phoenix, and hired Patrick Ewing (who had a lot of success with Yao Ming in Houston) to coach Howard. So far, so good.
Orlando is now 9-2, with their only losses coming against perennial title contenders Detroit and Phoenix. They're riding the superhuman presence of Dwight Howard on the block, who has blossomed into the best big man in the Eastern Conference at the age of 22. He's averaging 22.2 points, 14.3 boards and 2.4 blocks on 57.5% FGs. Who said the true center is a dying animal? Meanwhile, Howard's new partner in crime has been every bit as good as advertised. Rashard is averaging 21.2 points, 4.8 boards, 2.6 assists, 1.1 steals and 3.3 threes (!) on a tidy 51.4% FGs, 85.4% FTs, 48.2% three-pointers with just 1.8 TOs a game. That's efficiency. And with all the attention those two draw, Hidayet Türkoğlu has also stepped up as a solid option on offense, averaging 17.4 points, 6.0 boards and 3.6 assists a game while hitting 1.8 threes per.
Unfortunately, we're not completely sold on Jameer Nelson. Orlando has committed to the young man as their quarterback of the future, but he could end up holding them back. It seemed like a mistake to give him all that money before the season when Nelson was coming off a disappointing campaign where he averaged just 13.0 points and 4.3 assists on 43.0% FGs. Nelson is a solid ballhandler who can take it to the rack and makes some nifty passes. However, he's also a better scorer than distributor, lacks a quality outside shot and is simply too small to guard many of the NBA's elite points. At just 6'0″ tall, Jameer gets pushed around all over the floor by bigger, savvy guards like Chauncey Billups, Jason Kidd, Gilbert Arenas and Dwyane Wade. I'm a huge Lewis and Howard fan and I'm pulling for these guys, but I just can't escape the feeling that they'll only go as far as Nelson can take them.
Up and Down Game
Push It:
Rajon Rondo: Rajon Rondo is shooting a putrid 47.4% FTs and that drives his ranking down, but he only attempts 2.1 free throws a game so it really doesn't affect your bottom line that much. Meanwhile, he's playing within the flow of the offense and not forcing his shot outside, which has allowed him to shoot a fantastic 57.5% FGs. That paired with his 4.8 assists and 1.9 steals makes Rondo a very strong PG option for teams gunning for FG%. He's also been piling up assists in recent games, something that should continue as he gels with the new stars.
Sean Williams: Williams has undoubtedly been added in all competitive leagues, or should have been, and now that he's in the starting lineup expect his strong play to continue. The Nets have been searching for a dynamic presence around the basket since the departure of Kenyon Martin, and the rookie looks more than capable of providing it. He's a high-energy player who flies to the basket on both ends and will be a major source of blocks. Character concerns bumped his stock down before the NBA draft, but before his suspension Williams was the best shot blocker in the country and he has 16 rejections over the last five games. Expect the offense to come, too, because Jason Kidd makes anybody who can run and jump look good.
Juan Carlos Navarro: Marc Iavaroni should bring a high-powered offense to Memphis this season, but the guard situation has been a mess. There are a lot of mouths to feed and no set rotation. Navarro appears to be establishing himself as one of the primary options, though. He has good chemistry with Pau Gasol and has had no trouble adapting to the NBA three-point line. Navarro has 10 triples in his last three games (thanks to 8 threes against the Hornets last week), and is shooting 47.4% from behind the arc on the season with modest assist totals.
Andray Blatche: Blatche is probably best known for trying to pick up an undercover cop he thought to be hooker the night before signing a contract extension this offseason, but his basketball game is starting to make people forget. At 6'11", Blatche is extremely athletic and will continue to find minutes off the Wizards' bench. There's also been talk of moving Caron Butler to the off-guard position, which could eventually free up a spot in the starting lineup. Over his last five games Blatche has played in 20+ minutes every night and turned in 12 swats over that stretch. Those in need of blocks should strongly consider him.
Devin Harris: Devin Harris is the unquestioned PG in Dallas now, and he's been producing a career line so far. Harris has missed a few games already, but over the last week he's averaging 14.7 points, 6.7 assists, 3.0 steals and just 1.7 TOs. It wouldn't surprise us if he continued to put up lines like that all year, and he will shoot a solid FG%.
Jamario Moon: Moon is the out-of-left-field star of the season so far. Nobody expected the 27-year-old undrafted free agent to get much playing time this year, but he's actually started for the Raptors the last four games. In that time he's provided fantasy squads with a very strong across the board line of 10 points, 1.5 blocks, 1.5 steals, 5.8 boards and 0.8 three-pointers. Our sources at Hoops Addict say he'll stick, so he needs to be owned right now, especially in roto leagues.
Andrew Bynum: Even before Kwame Brown went down, it was clear that Bynum was the Lakers real center. Brown will be sidelined indefinitely with a sprained MCL in his left knee, and it will open up a lot of playing time for Bynum. The guy just turned 20 last month, so there's plenty of upside here, and he's already averaging a near double-double with 10.4 points, 9.7 boards and 1.2 blocks on 56.5% FGs and 76.2% FTs. If you need a center, he's a good target right now.
Andrew Bogut: Bogut supposedly focused on his defensive footwork and conditioning this offseason, and it's starting to pay off. After a slow start to the season the awkward Aussie has put up 8 blocks, 22 rebounds and 44 points on 19-for-29 FGs in the last two games. He looks like a major breakout candidate at the center position.
Slow It Up:
Nenad Krstic: Coming off offseason knee reconstruction, Nenad hasn't looked like himself all season. The emergence of Sean Williams (above) is going to make matters worse, and we wonder if it might be time for the Nets to shut hum down for a while. Krstic got 29 minutes of playing time on the 12th, and his knee didn't respond well. Since then he hasn't topped 16 minutes, 6 points or 2 boards. You can probably cut him if there's anything attractive out there.
Kevin Durant: Kevin Durant needs to understand that he can't coast on his rare athleticism anymore. Against the bigger, stronger, smarter and more athletic NBA defenders he can't force his shot now. Last week head coach P.J. Carlesimo said, "He's a volume shooter, not that he's not a good shooter, but he's got to get a lot of shots." That's all well and good, but if he's going to continue to hoist 17.6 shots a game and only hit 37.4% of them he's not much use to fantasy owners. Durant hasn't provided a real boost in anything outside of points thus far, and Jeff Green is the best rookie in Seattle right now. We think Durant will start to shape up as the season wears on and could be a good buy-low candidate for teams in need of points, but his game is ugly right now.
Gilbert Arenas: It's going to be very difficult for Arenas to live up to that first-round draft position this year. He could still do it, but it's sounding more and more like that sore knee is going to be a lingering problem that could sideline him at any point. Arenas has been sitting out practice with regularity, getting his knee drained periodically, and sat out Saturday's game with knee soreness. He's also struggling mightily in the second night of back-to-back games and will likely continue to continue to miss games here and there all season. If you can find somebody willing to give you a top-15 player for Arenas, pull the trigger.


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On September 28th, 2008 03:26 pm (UTC), (Anonymous) commented:
Vegetarians should avoid this place.
I went to Miss K in Green Point for breakfast.
My friend had the Miss K breakfast at R46.00.
I asked for a vegetarian version and I got to pay R56.00.
When i pointed out that I had no extra food, only substituted meat for veg, I was told, that is how they do things.
And that was it.
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i have no idea what you are talking about! my name is miss k as in "miss keren" this isn't a restaurant blog?!


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Robert Lee Kelly
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May 22, 1930
Business Man Passes Away
C. A. Kelly Was Prominent in Civic Circles of Sherman for Years
C. A. Kelly, aged 72 years, a native of Grayson county and for many years prominent in business affairs of Sherman, died at his home at 711 Washington avenue Wednesday night. Funeral services were held from the residence at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon with Dr. T. A. Wharton, pastor emeritus, and Dr. Conway T. Wharton, pastor of the First Presbyterian church officiating. Interment was in the Sherman mausoleum. Dannel-Scott company had charge of arrangements.
Mr. Kelly is survived by his wife, one son, Lee, and the following brothers and sisters: Mrs. E. K. Taylor of Van Alstyne, John Kelly of Stanton, Sam Kelly of Harrold and J. L. Kelly of Van Alstyne.
He was born one mile south of Van Alstyne Oct. 28, 1858, the oldest child of J. M. and P. A. Kelly, and a descendant of Collin McKinney. He was married to Miss Katherine Hughes, Feb. 25, 1883, and to this union was born one sone, Lee.
Until 1894, Mr. Kelly made his home in Van Alstyne and from there he came to Sherman, where he had since made his home. For the past thirty-three years he had been connected with the Herkert-Meisel Trunk company of St. Louis, traveling in a territory including North Texas, Southern Oklahoma and Western Arkansas until forced to leave the road due to ill health.
His constant interest in his home community was manifest throught his support of every movement he considered a forward step. He was a director in the Commercial National bank here until its consolidation with the Merchants andf Planters National bank recently. He was a trustee of the Sherman mansoleum and a member of First Presbyterian church.
Active pall bearers were named as follows: J. S. Eubank, B. B. Wilbanks, C. B. Dorchester, Eugene Cherry, Will Leslie, W. G. Richardson, john Tulloch, Walter O. Jones and G. S. Murphy.
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Mama is so happy to have me in her life. She has made a tuna birthday cake for me to share with the family. Miss Evil and Ben both like eating tuna. I was very happy to share my treat with them.
For making my life so much better, I wanted to give Mama a present. She wasn't very happy with it however. I brought a pigeon in thru the pet door and killed it. Ben woke Mama & Dad up at 4 am while I was trying to take it's head off to make sure it was dead. I thought Mama didn't like live birds. I got my birthday spanking and it wasn't fun! Mama was not thrilled about all the feathers all over the livingroom and having to vacuum them up that early. I think I'll stop bringing in birds. I don't like the big blue vacuum!
It's nice to have a cozy bed to sleep in and family that loves me no matter what I do. Mama thinks it's sweet the way I suckle on her arm like a newborn kitty nursing. Ben likes playing with me. We play tag alot. I don't understand why he won't climb a tree with me to get the birds. He is a bird-dog afterall!
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TellyBuzz brings to you the 'Spooky and Uncanny' column with your favorite Telly stars and tries to find out their beliefs in supernatural and their brush with the uncanny! This week we have Aastha Chaudhary with us, who is currently seen playing the character of Niyati in Sahara One's Rishton Ke Bhawar Mein Uljhi - Niyati.
Aastha Chaudhary had a very unusual incident with respect to super natural powers while she was shooting for her earlier show Aise Karo Naa Vida which used to air on Colors.
Let's see what Aastha has to share with us...
Do you believe in supernatural?
Yes, I do believe in supernatural
Craziest horror story ever heard as a kid?
I actually don't remember anything as a kid.
Have you ever had a brush with uncanny?
I was shooting for Aise Karo Naa Vida for my wedding sequence in the show. I experienced some weird thing and I fainted on the sets and I could not even breathe for that moment. I was unable to remember any of it the very next day it. It was shown on TV channels that the girl who was playing the role of my friend in the show, also experienced something and she was screaming badly as well had got marks on her hand. She got so wild that she was actually screaming and trying to pounce on the junior artists. This was a very famous incident that was covered by news channels as well.
When have you been the most scared?
I have been the most scared while the above incident happened to me. I don't think apart from this there is any other incident.
Favorite horror movie?
Paranormal activity and The Conjuring.
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The dorm I stayed in was didn't have a/c and I didnt expect it. Linens and a pillow were provided, happily unexpected. It is right on the main road but the road is SO QUIET at night and one of the German speaking women were outspoken enough to police the conversations from other cabins nearby to ensure quiet (everyone is different...get ready to experience folks who are different from yourself). Restauants, food trucks, grocery, beaches...all nearby and cool staff. Dude, love the no frills experience...encourages you to focus on the surf and the people...thanks! Ha! I always seemed to be looking for the property after dark and while I was unfamiliar with the area, I would pass it five times before successfully making the turn. I might suggest a solar light to illuminate the "Backpackers" and "Plantation Village" signs...else, no suggestions.
Good location to Waimea Bay. Close to Pipeline, Sunset Beach, Teds Bakery, Haleiwa etc. It is a quite worn down backpackers place. Thin doors. Hard beds. No aircondition, fan or other commodities in room. No sink, no toilet in room. Fairly unclean.


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Calcutta: It was a day of upsets in the Tata 50th National Premier Chess Championship, which got underway at the Khudiram Anushilan Kendra on Monday.
The 13-year-old Aravindh Chithambaram, who is also the youngest participant, stunned the experienced GM Dibyendu Barua in 27 moves after the latter blundered to allow a sharp attack in a French Winawer. The meet, earlier known as National A, is being held here after a gap of 36 years and is organised by Dibyendu Barua Chess Academy.
In another upset, national women's champion WGM Mary Ann Gomes won on time against second seed, S. P. Sethuraman in a complicated position that arose from the Sicilian Najdorf move.
Top seed GM B Adhiban was held to a draw by IM Swayams Mishra, who held the upper hand for most part of the game. Swayams was forced to draw by repetition when Abhiban neutralised his opponent's advantage.
GMs Lalith Babu, Deepan Chakravarthy, Abhijit Kunte, S Arun Prasad and Praveen Thipsay, too, were held by their lesser ranked opponents.
Overall, 15 GMs and 11 IMs are vying for the top honours in this 13-round Swiss league with the final round to be held on October 14.
The All India Chess Federation will select top players for the composition of Indian men's team for various international meets in 2013 from this championship.
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|Fishing is good for the mind and soul, not a whole lot more relaxing than going fishing. I am a lazy fisherman, love to go out in the boat, drop a line, put my feet up and relax in a rocking boat, somewhat like a rocking chair. Now if I could only find a place in Ca. where I could do that like I did as a kid in Mn. Blue, catch a bunch, shore lunch time. Dan
I got demoted to being the house man! really sucks. Watching T.V washing clothes doing the dishes keep the yard up, keep the kid out of trouble this summer. no free time jobs 24-7. To hot to play with anything. Oh heck what you going to do!!
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Hadda take the engine out of the 59-----for repairs
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My father is very ill ---------had an episode today----he lives in LV nev.
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The past two months have been nothing but hell in a hand basket. Worked my tail off to get my '46 Panel done and on the road so I could keep a promise to my daughter that I would pick her up her last day of school. The school is still upset about the burn out in front of the school. No I did it away from any of the kids don't worry. But now it's off the road again waiting on a new radiator to come in for that because of over heating problems. Worked three major structure fires, two homes and a barracks. It's done nothing but rain for the last month. Worked evacuations, water rescues, several recoveries of victims. A friend was washed off a bridge in a flash flood at night, he never saw it coming, took two days to find him. Passed over for promotion at the station again, a good 'ole boy got it, but I did get promoted to Asst manager at the the part time job so thats cool. It finally stopped raining so I could get my lawn mowed today, it was so tall I had to mow it twice. Once to get down where I could see where I was going and the second to get down to normal. Almost called a friend with a baler for help on that. So yes I've had enough, I'm goin fishin'.
I'm leaving for Casper, WY on Sunday so if anyone is in the area just look for the red Chevy 3/4T 4X4 with TX plates on the North Platte river from Capser south to the miracle mile. I'll be in the river with fly rod in hand so stop by and say Hi or grab a rod and on in. I really need this break.
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On May 4th, veteran Dhafir "No Fear" Smith (25-22-7, 4 KOs) has stepped in for the injured Tommy Karpency and will face Tony "Boom Boom" Ferrante (12-3, 7 KOs) for the Pennsylvania State Light Heavyweight championship at Harrahs in Chester, Pennsylvania. Smith holds a win over former IBF Super Middleweight champ Jeff Lacy. Ferrante is coming off a ten round loss to former four time world title challenger Omar Sheika in what many are hailing as one of the best fights in Pennsylvania in recent years. The show is promoted by Joey Eye Boxing.


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It has been a while since I wrote! Paranorman came out, and will be out on DVD soon (November 27th in fact). Anya's Ghost won a Harvey Award for Best Original Graphic Publication for Younger Readers. I did an illustrated … Continue reading
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paranorman is OUT
Tragically this is probably the closest to on-model I've ever drawn him. Paranorman is out August 17th, which is TODAY!!! In North America as well as Iceland, Vietnam, Taiwan and the Netherlands. I saw it last week and am seeing … Continue reading
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It is almost San Diego Comic-Con time! Holy moly. I'll be there Friday through Sunday with a coupla signings at First Second — Booth #1323. Friday at 2pm and Saturday at 10am! Other than that I will be wandering around … Continue reading
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Jinkai 100 Yd. Leader Coil 200 Lb. Test
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Price: $21.99
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Premium components that work together to provide premium results. These coils are powerful tensile and knot strength. These JINKAI coils are unequaled resistance to abrasion as well as minimal change from dry to wet test strength. These lines are strong and durable. Along with perfect softness and sensitivity, this line is the one and only line to use for your fishing. Most fisherman stay with Jinkai line for life because of its performance, low stretch for greater control and durability during the toughest fish fights.
5 Stars based on 34 reviews
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Great leader
February 18, 2017
Always does what it promises
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December 7, 2016
I'm using this for custom sturgeon leaders. This is by far the best leader I've used. It is durable, yet soft and supple. The price from Tackle Direct is the best I've found.
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Jinkai leader
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August 31, 2016
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I use on penn 50 vsw on top shot line and I lave it
ProsColor is excellent for brilliant water
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Pater unveils new showroom for Alfa Romeo, Jeep brands
The Pater Group last week unveiled its newly refurbished showroom in Msida's Valley Road which now houses the Alfa Romeo and Jeep brands.
Managing director Francesca Mamo told guests at the official inauguration that following the incorporation of Jeep within the Fiat Group under the global alliance between Fiat and Chrysler in 2009, a total overhaul and re-design of the showroom was required in line with the operational guidelines of Fiat Auto's customer care department.
The Jeep brand will give the company a strong foothold in the SUV segment, one of the few that is growing in terms of sales volumes, according to Ms Mamo.
"These premises carry tremendous emotional appeal to us at UCIM Co Ltd as this building was the first showroom and workshop for Fiat," Ms Mamo explained. "Built in the late 1960s under the supervision of our founder, Major Hannibal Scicluna, my grandfather, the inauguration in 1970 was the first important milestone for our company as the Fiat brand grew exponentially throughout that decade."
The Alfa Romeo models on display at the showroom are the two top Quadrifoglio versions of the Mito and the Giulietta, sitting alongside Jeep's Wrangler, Compass and Grand Cherokee.
Pater Holding, the Mamo family-owned company, has enjoyed a successful business relationship with the Fiat Group for more than 60 years.
To celebrate the showroom's completion, the latest collection of Alpina watches represented locally by Gaba Diamonds will be on display for a week. Customers taking a test drive of any Alfa Romeo or Jeep model could win an Alpina timepiece worth €1,300.
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Bookings are normally Saturday-Saturday.However, other start and finish days may be possible.
Bookings are normally weekly but other periods may be possible.
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A beautiful property in a stunning location. We thought it looked beautiful on the website, when we arrived it was if anything better! There was everything we needed in the kitchen, the bedroom and bathroom were fine, there was then a spacious sitting room upstairs though in practice we didn't make much use of that as we were blessed with delightful weather for most of our stay. The pool was a delight, with stunning views, and we had a nice private eating area outside which we used for most of our meals - when not out and about. Plenty of good things to visit in the area. Real value for money!
This is the perfect place to get away from it all and truly relax. La Grange is an ingenious stone barn conversion, both spacious and cozy at the same time. The kitchen has an envious amount of work surface, ideal for collaborative cooking. The massive dining table was perfect for long relaxing suppers. The bedrooms and bathrooms are all well furnished and felt well spaced out. Outside is another dining table where we enjoyed our breakfasts and lunches. The gardens and pool are magnificent, and the view is something that will stay with us forever.
This was our second time staying at La Grange and fourth time returning to the area and as always we were not disappointed and had a wonderful stay. The barn is beautiful - spacious clean and very well equipped, truly providing a home from home experience. The complex is beautifully situated with a nice pool overlooking stunning countryside and the location is peaceful yet close enough to the nearby hamlet of Prayssas which provides all necessary amenities. We hope to return soon.
This was our second time staying at La Grange and fourth time returning to the area and as always we were not disappointed and had a wonderful stay. The barn is beautiful - spacious clean and very well equipped, truly providing a home from home experience. The complex is beautifully situated with a nice pool overlooking stunning countryside and the location is peaceful yet close enough to the nearby hamlet of Prayssas which provides all necessary amenities. We hope to return soon.
Despite making the small mistake of driving down from England (a long drive), when we arrived, we thought we'd found a little piece of heaven. The location and house were perfect and with a large extended family, the swimming pool was a welcome relief. The sun shone for a week and we enjoyed it all. The house itself was very spacious with a very large open lounge/kitchen and with 5 double bedrooms, we were all able to have our own space.
Peter the owner very kindly accomodated my son in a wheelchair by building a couple of ramps before we arrived - incredibly kind. Along with a downstairs bedroom, he felt completely at ease and relaxed, as did we all. The grounds are extensive and gave plenty of areas for painting, walking and generally chilling out.
The area itself is beautiful in all aspects with the local 'ville' as charming as you could find anywhere.
I can honestly say that I would recommend this holiday to anyone who wants beautiful countryside, a beautiful house and beautiful memories.
We stayed at Sainte Foy in June 2009 after our son's wedding - we were a wedding party of 8 Adults and 2 children aged 5 and 6 including the Bride & Groom, family from California and daughter from Australia & NAN !!! We had the best holiday ever - all of us had the same views - the properties are all stunning and very well equipped, spotlessly clean and beautifully furnished. The outside eating area and barbeque was used every evening - we also ate in a wonderful restaurant in the little town of Prayssas which is close by which was recommended to us by Peter who owns the properties. Both Peter and his son Daniel were lovely people who gave us loads of advice on where to go and what to see they really were very helpful and Dan even had dinner with us on a couple of occasions. We booked Le Pigeonnaire which is so lovely and romantic and the accommodation is over 3 floors (for our newly married son and wife) and The Grange for the rest of the group - rooms are all spacious and plenty of large bathrooms. The pool area is fantastic - the children loved it so did all adults - fantastic surronding views and lots of bike rides (bikes on site) and walks. Local delivery of bread & croissants delivered to the door everyday. The
Bastide village of Prayssas which is 5 minutes drive is really worth a visit and on a Wednesday night all the locals plus any visitors eat at tables in the Square where there are stalls to purchase your dinner (We had huge steaks) and stalls that cook it for you plus plenty of wine available plus music and dancing. We visited loads of interesting small villages locally and also Agen plus a castle nearby - there is also a waterpark not far away - although Sainte Foy is in a small hamlet it is still close to loads of lovely places to visit. We have all said that we will be returning to this beautiful place and friends of ours are looking to book it for Summer 2010 as we were so enthusiastic about the whole holiday. You will not be disappointed - you do need a car though.


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The Roots' New Project Will Be Another Concept Album
The Roots have a busy schedule ahead of them with the continuing transition into Jimmy Fallon's The Tonight Show, but that hasn't stemmed their creative ambitions; they put out a collaborative album with Elvis Costello last September, titled Wise Up Ghost, and have been in the studio working on their own 11th studio album, which Questlove tweeted last year was set to be called …And Then You Shoot Your Cousin. Details have been pretty scarce so far, but Black Thought hopped on the phone with XXL this week to discuss the direction of the project, and some of what to expect.
"We're close to being done on it, it's coming soon, hopefully sometime this Spring," Thought said. "It's called And Then You Shoot Your Cousin. It's conceptual; it's another concept album in the spirit of undun, but it's not just about just one kind of character, we create quite a few different characters in this record. It's satire, but in that satire it's an analysis of some of the stereotypes perpetuated in not only the hip-hop community, but in the community. I don't know if that makes any sense."
Thought expanded on some of the differences between ATYSYC and undun, their critically acclaimed 10th album from December 2011. That project was positioned as a day in the life of a character named Redford Stevens, whose first-person narrative of the day of his tragic death served as a metaphor for the plight of urban youth in America. This one will not be so centered on one character, however.
"We created some of these characters that we kind of see," he continued. "We as artists, musicians, Philadelphians, New Yorkers, we as black men, we're familiar with very many of these characters, and we kind of introduce them to the rest of the world in a manner that makes them more easily understood than maybe seeing it."
One of the defining things of undun, outside its narrative, was its length—just 38 minutes bookended by a symphonic act that provides the backbone to the project. ATYSYC may not have that same type of pocket, but it will still be on the shorter side.
"Hopefully you'll get something new from it every time you listen to it, you'll hone in on something different," Thought said. "It's short enough to do that, to take in, to digest in one sitting, so to speak. I think right now it's at maybe 34 minutes; there may be one or two musical things added on to the record that I know is the record at this point. But I don't think it will be any longer than 36 or 37 minutes in its entirety. So in that, it's short enough to digest, but it's gonna be dense. So dense that maybe in one sitting you'll listen to it and only listen to the piano and string arrangements, and then you'll listen to it again and you'll get into the actual words that are being said, and you'll listen again and get into some of the other musicality. There's very many layers to this record, but it doesn't take place over very much time."
The album is slated to be released via Def Jam Records; as of press time, there was no official release date. The Roots' breakthrough album, 1999's Things Fall Apart, celebrated its 15th anniversary last Sunday (Feb. 23).
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The Roots' 14 Best Moments With Jimmy Fallon