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31 reviews | 2.8 out of 5
It's only 15 bucks, so I wasn't expecting much... but I was expecting it to work as advertised at least. First red flag came up when the digital display would only show up very faintly when turned on. Next, directions in manual were very unclear about how the board and games function... it took me a good half hour to figure out how to set up a basic cricket game against the computer. Being a good sport and giving this product a fair shot, I still tried my hand at a few cricket games to see if I would enjoy playing with this at all. The answer is NO. The sound effects and "trash talk" feature are incredibly annoying, and there's no way to turn it off. The final straw for me was when a dart would hit a section toward the bottom, the whole board would immediately go haywire and malfunction or shut down completely. I had to remove the board EVERY SINGLE TIME the dart would hit the 16 section, for example, to fiddle around with the batteries to start it over again. This is one of the shoddiest products I've bought in recent memory. I'm returning this today to spend a few more bucks and ensure I get a board that works properly.
I have had it for two days now. For the price it is a good board. The instructions would have been nice to have the codes for all the games. But you can find them on line easy enough. Love the "trash talk" it really gets you going and you want to keep playing to make it a liar. The hanging of it is a bit difficult, you have to measure just perfect. Or the holes want match up. The darts are a bit light but they are good enough to get you playing and as you get better you can go up to 18 grams on the darts. Walmart has a huge selection to take care of that. overall it is pretty good for the price.
This board is fun and pretty accurate. I haven't had some of the functionality problems some others have said they have. The major problem with this dartboard, however is the placement of the buttons. Unless you are an expert and never miss the board, or play with someone who may miss once or twice, they are likely to hit one of the button and reset the game. After playing for about an hour, we hot the button at least three times, forcing us to restart the game. This board desperately needs a button lock feature. I don't understand how the designers missed this simple design flaw.
I bought this a few weeks ago and during my first game, the system reset near the 16 and 7 (The battery is located behind these numbers). In addition, if you hit around 19,3, and 17- it can shut off. When it shuts off, you have to REMOVE the dartboard and take out the batteries(then reinsert them to get it to work again). Hard to play a full game and when you have company playing with you, it really kills the mood!! Very frustrating- exchanged it not once, but twice. I will now be purchasing a quality one from another store. The Halex darts that come with it are plastic and all components break so easily since it bounces out. In addition, the darts get stuck really easily and the tips bend. The tip replacements break at a rate I cannot keep up with. Keep pliers on hand to remove the broken pieces. I didn't expect much, but getting through a game would be one expectation-yet didn't see. Most of the time, cheaper doesn't mean bad quality- in this case, they designed the battery and wiring in an area that was not protected from playing darts. Boo Hoo... Save your money- buy another one instead.
This dartboard is exactly what I was looking for. Fun to play .... easy to use ... great value. I would recommend to all the dart players out there ... you will love and enjoy it!
Nothing you can do to fix this one, Lets pretend you could get a dart to stay in this board. The Computer read out is so small and without a key card nothing is obvious. Get a bristle board and learn to count, Its easier. Happy Darting
The manual I received is not for the board in the box. Would have been nice if I had all the functions the manual discribed. I purchased for the cybermatch function to keep some good fun in having an opponent while practicing for my weekly dart games. This function started out fine ( 30 minutes) then on Level 1 (beginner level) of 5 (professional), the computer started hitting the triple scores every turn and ended the game before it started. The manual for this board does not list the game numbers (1-75) of the games available. There is no volume control on the board as discribe in the manual. The electonic scoring turns off randomly or freezes up. The trash talk button is a joke. It has a handful of comments but ends up repeating itself. Its better turned off. Spend your money on a different brand.
This dart board has many of the flaws you will read in other reviews. When playing Cricket throwing for a 16 will usually reset the board. I purchased two different boards in one week and both did the same thing. I would advise you to save your money and buy a better board.
The LCD screen is horrible. I took the first one I got back thinking it was just defective, but I got another one and still the same problem. You can barely see the LCD screen so you might as well keep track of the score in your head.
I wanted an inexpensive dartboard for the kids. This one fit the price I wanted to pay and it's really good. Lots of games and the kids play for hours. Kids love the trash talk feature. Worth the price to me.
I found that the board worked as expected . Great for under $20 . First time board user .
Great value electronic dartboard for the money!
No A/C adapter. The LCD is only visible from about a foot away. The sound is terrible. The manual does not actually tell you what number corresponds with each game. For example, I wanted to play cricket with score. I had to cycle through 301 through 901 before finding cricket. Then, if you have the misfortune of going too far, you have to go all the way through 70 or so games to get back to the beginning. I bought this for the Cybermatch feature. What a monumental disappointment. The computer, at any level, will crush your spirit and trounce upon your soul. Triples are not easy to hit, unless you are a professional, but the computer was nonplussed. The game will end before you get warmed up.
Save your money.
I bought one of these boards after seeing the display of them at our local walmart. now i know why they were so cheap. about 2 or 3 times a game, it will completely shut itself down ( either powering off or freezing up) if you are hitting the board near the 17s.Horrible issue to be playing and then have to pull the board,remove batteries to get it to reset. I have ordered another one from another company, different board all together. I would not buy another Halex product based solely on how awful this board is. try for an Arachnid or Voit, anything is better than this. I loved the design and lights, but if it fails all the time its no fun to play.
I see the problems some of the others have had with the board. I bought this about 2 weeks ago and have put about 10 hours of play time on it with no glitches and few bounce outs. they must have fixed the problem with the bottom segments of the board because i have not seen any problems.
darts stick well
sound is very low but normal for a battery powered board.
games on board are explained but not listed numericly to find on the board.
overal, i've played on many boards and for the money you get a good board.
I bought this a week ago and it malfunctioned immediately. If you throw and dart and it lands in the 7/16 area it restarts the game. I brought it back and exchanged it thinking maybe it was a defect in that one board, I was wrong. The new one did the same exact thing. Don't even consider buying this, its a waste of time and money. Also, the trash talk feature is annoying, the same four statements being said over and over.
This dart board malfunctions when a dart hits the lower part of the board and starts your game over. The instructions are vague and difficult to understand. NONE OF THE GAMES IN THE INSTRUCTIONS HAVE NUMBERS THAT COROLATE WITH THE BOARD, SO YOU HAVE NO WAY OF KNOWING WHAT GAME IS WHAT NUMBER. Spend a few more extra dollars and get a better brand, trust me it will save you a ton of stress and annoyance.
found this dartboard on line and despite the negative reviews i read-from others who purchased this board --i was extremely happy with the quality and the price--and the added trash talking which is a lot of laughs--me and my friends play it religiously at school--great game highly recommend
The game variations & trash talk feature make this board a lot of fun. The manual in the box did not come with any game codes, but I called the Customer Service number & they sent me an electronic copy right away. Overall, I am very pleased with the board & the company!
This item is trash! I bought one and had to return it because the display did not work. When I returned it, I took fresh batteries to the store and opened and tried every one setting on the shelf. Guess what? they all did not work! Save your money!!!


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Sahar received her Masters of Government and International Affairs from Virginia Tech in 2013. Her research focuses on political polarization, and the impact of institutional dynamics and discursive interactions on the emergence of radical political attitudes and behavior. Her interests include political institutions and political behavior, discourse analysis, formation of political identities and quantitative political methodology. She is currently working on a project that examines the role of political trust in the emergence of radical attitudes and another about the role of interest groups in influencing judicial behavior. She has served as a teaching fellow for Intro to Comparative Politics.
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Alejandro Avenburg received his B.A. in Political Science from the University of Buenos Aires in 2003. In 2009 he completed his dissertation for the Master in International Relations at Flacso- San Andres University. Alejandro's areas of interest are Comparative Politics and Latin American Politics. He is currently completing his dissertation on corruption and electoral accountability in Brazil, using large-N analysis, experiments and elite interviews. He is expected to finish his dissertation by Spring 2016
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Laura received her B.A. in Political Science from Simmons College in 2013. Her focus is on Comparative Politics, specifically in Central America and Mexico. Her research interests include citizen security, corruption, political and criminal violence, quantitative methodology, and the rule of law. Laura entered the program in Fall 2013.
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Cantay received his BA from Brandeis University, majoring in Economics, Mathematics, and International Studies. He completed his MA in International Relations at Koç University, Istanbul, Turkey. His research interests include quantitative methodology and data science, renewable energy, energy policy, US Congress, and political economy. His dissertation will focus on the flow of money and interests in American energy politics by bringing aspects of policy choices, political connections, and societal perceptions together. In addition to his duties as a teaching fellow, Cantay has served as a Summer Research Fellow at the Pardee Center of BU and as a Quantitative Methods Fellow in his department.
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Hao Chen received his B.A. in political science from Hunan University, China in 2009 and his M.A. in international affairs from the University of Pittsburgh in 2011. He entered the PhD program at Boston University in Fall 2011. His research interests include comparative politics (e.g., welfare state, business- government relations, and regime legitimacy) and international security (e.g., US-China military relations and China's military modernization).
Hao's dissertation focuses on welfare state in authoritarian countries. His research explains both the motivations and the variations of welfare provision by examining the role of business and the relationship between business and government. In addition to his dissertation research, Hao is also working on several other projects, including democratization in rural China and political trust in China, and it draws upon both quantitative and qualitative methods. Besides research, Hao has served as a Teaching Fellow for several courses, including Introduction to American Politics, U.S. Media and Politics, and Introduction to International Relations. He also taught two courses – Rise of China, and Special Topics in Comparative Politics in 2014 – 2015.
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Jillian's research focuses on racial and ethnic politics, voting behavior, and the political incorporation of immigrants and minorities in the United States. Currently, she is working on two projects. The first considers the emergence of minority candidates and the effect of minority status on electability. She explores these issues using an original data set of mayoral elections in American cities from 1990 to 2015 and online survey experiments. The second project examines the motivation behind county participation in the Secure Communities program and its implications for immigrant and minority communities. Jillian entered the PhD program in 2011 with a teaching fellowship and in subsequent years served as a research assistant for the West African Research Center, Dr. Katherine Einstein, and Dr. Christine Rossell. In 2015, she was awarded the first Henry S. Newman Graduate Fellowship for Immigration Studies. At BU, Jillian has taught her own courses on American politics and the politics of North Africa and has also served as a teaching fellow for the Introduction to International Relations course. Jillian received her MA in International Relations from Boston University in 2010 and her BA in Political Science from the University of Portland in 2006.
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Junda Jin is a political science Ph.D. Candidate at Boston University, enrolled in Fall 2014. He got his Economics B.A. from Peking (Beijing) University in 2011, worked as a journalist for one year and got his M.A. Degree in International Affairs (specialized in quantitative methods, concentrated on China Studies) from Johns Hopkins University, Paul. H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies in 2014. His current research interests include security and policy related to China's energy, resource and environment, with comparative politics as his major field and international relations as the minor field.
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Valeriya received her M.A. Degree in International Relations from Jacobs University-Bremen, Germany (2014) and her B.A. in International Studies and Political Science from Ramapo College of New Jersey (2012). In 2013, she assisted on a project about democratic transitions in the Arab World at the Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy, Hamburg. Her current research interests include authoritarian governments in the Middle East, social movements, and radical-right parties in Europe.
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Matthew Maguire is a Ph.D. Candidate in the Department of Political Science at Boston University, a Research Assistant with the Varieties of Democracy (V-Dem) project, and a Visiting Research Fellow at the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies (October-December 2015). His research interests lie broadly in the fields of comparative politics, regulation and governance, and political methodology. His dissertation shows how the growth of voluntary corporate self-regulation, often referred to as corporate social responsibility (CSR), has lead to the development of new public policy in the European Union. He received an M.Sc. in Comparative Politics from the London School of Economics and Political Science in 2008 and a B.A. in History from Cornell University in 2003.
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Asako Mikami received her B.A. in Government (major) and Mathematics (minor) from Smith College in 2014. Her research interests are territorial disputes, application of game theory to international relations, and Japanese politics in comparative perspectives. Asako entered the program in Fall 2015.
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Ph.D. student, Boston University, 2010 – Present. Course work and comprehensive exams completed. Dissertation is on Natural Law and the "Common Good."
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Aki Nakai is a Ph.D. Candidate (ABD) of Political Science at Boston University. He received his BA in Political Science from Waseda University and his MALD from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University. His primary areas of specialization are International Relations Theory, International Security, and Politics of East Asia. His doctoral dissertation: A Theory of Alliance Restructuring – the Cases in East Asia, 1946-2000, investigates why some allies restructure their existing alliance relationships which they once favored, but some allies do not? He is especially interested in advancing the understanding of international security in East Asia through the study of security alliances. His research interests include alliance burden sharing, alliance entrapment/entanglement, and territorial disputes/conflicts escalation. He has had teaching experiences in international relations and international security at the U.S. Naval War College (Fall 2012, Spring 2013), Boston University (Summer 2015), and Tufts University (Fall 2015).
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Erik Olsson completed two Bachelor's degrees from Uppsala University, Sweden: one in Political Science and one in Economics. He received his M.S. in Political Science, also from Uppsala University, in 2015 with a thesis studying EU policy on Roma integration. He entered the PhD program at BU in the fall of 2015. His main focus is on international relations and international political theory, and he is especially interested in power relations, global governance, border studies, and identity politics.
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Erzen Oncel is a PhD candidate in the department of Political Science at Boston University. She received her BA degrees in History and International Relations & Political Science from Bogazici University, Istanbul. Her major field of study is Comparative Politics with a special interest in political elite, descriptive representation, and ethnic politics in the Middle East. She was a teaching fellow for PO 271, Introduction to International Relations, and for PO 241, Introduction to Public Policy. She taught "Politics of Race and Ethnicity" and "State and Society in the Middle East" courses at Boston University and University of Mississippi.
From September 2008 to May 2010, she was the head research assistant and project manager for NSF funded "Colonialism and Its Legacies: A Historical Dataset Project" (co-PIs James Mahoney and John Gerring). Since Fall 2009, she has been managing "The Global Leadership Project" project, funded by Clinton Global Initiative at Boston University. Meanwhile, she is working on her dissertation project which examines the political, structural, and cultural factors underpinning the descriptive representation of ethnic groups among political elites across polities around the world. As a case study, she studies change in ethnic (particularly Kurdish) representation in Turkey since 1920. She received Boston University Graduate Research Fellowship Award in 2011.
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Ruizhi Pang received his BA in Qingdao University, China, in 2012, majoring in International Politics. And got my MA from China Foreign Affairs University (2014), with major of Diplomacy and Columbia University(2015), with major of Political Science. His research interests are in International relations, especially communication noise in international relations, power transition theory and Chinese nationalism. He is a first year PHD.
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Leslie Sale graduated magna cum laude from James Madison University in May 2009 with a BA in International Affairs. In her senior year, Leslie was chosen to represent JMU at SCUSA, the Student Conference of US Affairs in West Point, NY. Before joining the PhD program at Boston University this fall, Leslie volunteered at a lion conservatory in Livingstone, Zambia. This trip also gave her the opportunity to spend time in other countries in Southern Africa, including Botswana and South Africa. Leslie's research interests include comparative politics, and international relations with a regional focus in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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Kristin Sippl is finishing her Ph.D. in the Department of Political Science at Boston University and is currently a Doctoral Research Associate at the Susilo Institute for Ethics in the Global Economy at the Questrom School of Business. Her dissertation explores why global governance organizations target some industries and issues but not others, using the case of non-profit certification organization response to gold mining for the jewelry industry. This project aligns with her broader research interests in private regulation, transnational advocacy, organizational behavior, and institutional analysis in the empirical realms of public health and natural resource management in developing countries. Kristin has taught in the areas of international relations, human rights, and non-state actors. Prior to entering academia, she worked as a Business Analyst for Target Corporation at their headquarters in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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Stacey earned her B.A. in English and Political Science at Middlebury College and her M.A. in Political Science at Lehigh University. An experienced teacher of U.S. history and AP Comparative Politics at the secondary school level, Stacey's areas of interest are comparative politics (especially nationalism and the European Union) and political theory (particularly revolution and regime change). She entered the PhD program in 2013.
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Joo-Hee Suh received her bachelor's degree in political science with a concentration in international relations from Williams College in 2003 and her master's degree in history of international relations from London School of Economics in 2005. Joo-Hee previously worked at the British Embassy Seoul as a political and media officer and most recently, at the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in Geneva, Switzerland as a human rights officer. Her research interests include international relations, human rights, humanitarian intervention and transitional justice.
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Taiyi Sun received his B.A from Ripon College, WI, double majored in Politics & Government and Business Administration with a minor in Leadership studies, and M.A. in International Affairs from American University, Washington, D.C. Taiyi's research focuses on disaster and civil society, social capital, and Chinese politics. He is currently a lecturer teaching PO520 "Readings in Public Policy".
Taiyi previously worked as the executive assistant and office manager for the Center for Asian Studies, AU. He is also actively involved in organizing citizen policy discussions/forums and is a resident at the Interactivity Foundation. Taiyi currently writes columns for various media outlets in China (including the largest youth magazine in China) and is also playing the first violin with the Boston Civic Symphony. Please visit his personal webpage at: www.taiyisun.com
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Ahmet Selim Tekelioglu received his MS and BS degrees in International Relations from Middle East Technical University, in Ankara, Turkey. His research is located at the intersection of International Relations Theories and politics of ethno-religious identities. Ahmet Selim is currently conducting his dissertation fieldwork which examines transnational Muslim identity construction among American Muslims in six communities in Boston and San Francisco Bay Area. He previously thought Politics of Race and Ethnicity in Summer 2012, and will teach Introduction to International Relations in Summer 2014. Ahmet Selim was a Junior visiting Fellow with the Institute of Human Sciences (IWM) in Vienna during Spring 2010, and has been a non-resident researcher for SETA Foundation in Washington, D.C for the past two years. Previously he was a graduate fellow at Pardee Center at BU, and attended Syracuse University's Institute on Qualitative and Multi-Method Research (IQMR). Since July 2013, Ahmet Selim has been directing the Los Angeles leg of Public Ethics and Citizenship in Plural Societies Project, a research cluster of Notre Dame University's Contending Modernities Project, as part of a team of researchers at BU's Institute on Religion Culture and World Affairs (CURA).
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Metehan entered the program in Fall 2015, and is interested in the political and ethnographic implications of the neoliberal paradigm and the Middle East. More specifically, he is interested in the creation and manipulation of public opinion through the use of mass media and propaganda, social engineering and leader cults, corruption, the rise of political Islam and how Islamist Radicalism interacts with the West, and Turkey's own Kurdish Issue.
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Jim Wallace is mid-career PhD candidate (ABD) with expertise in International Relations and Religion, Islamic Political Movements, and Religion and Politics in China. He previously earned a doctorate in theology from Samford University, as well as undergraduate and graduate degrees from Baylor University, Southwestern Seminary, and Boston University. He has also done graduate studies at Harvard University's Kennedy School and Divinity School. Jim is currently completing his PhD dissertation entitled, "Blowback of the Gods: The U.S. Government's Covert Use of Religion as a Tool of Foreign Policy in the Early Cold War Years and Its Consequences."
Presently, Jim is a Lecturer in BU's Department of International Relations teaching courses on "History of American Foreign Policy," "Religion and American Foreign Policy," and "International Relations and Religion." He is also a Fellow in the Religion Fellows Program co-hosted by BU's School of Theology and BU's Institute on Culture, Religion and World Affairs. Jim is co-author of a forthcoming book with Oxford University Press entitled, "Smarter Than You Think: The Surprising Emergence of an Evangelical Intelligentsia in America." As well, Jim has published peer-reviewed articles in the Journal of Cold War Studies as well as the Review of Faith and International Affairs. Jim has been a guest lecturer at Harvard University and at Shanghai University.
Previously, Jim worked in Canada for over 25 years as a religious leader and a senior policy advisor and speechwriter for several senior Canadian politicians and government ministers. He is founder and CEO of a global consultancy dealing with international affairs, culture and religion – LACUNA Group International.
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Listing 1. A Complete and Working Console Application That Uses IO Channels to Communicate across Two Pipes
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To be sure, this is an example rooted solely in explanation. It is silly to operate a pipe like this in a single application. Further, the program will continually read from and write to the pipe (you can kill the process with Ctrl-C). Nonetheless, this example serves a good purpose: it demonstrates event-driven programming and the utility of a main loop multiplexing I/O. The natural extension of this program would be to separate it into two processes, a consumer and a producer, and actually communicate interprocess over the pipe. Add a handful of other IO Channels, some GUI events, a few timers, and so on, to the main loop, and you will have a real program!
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Neighborhood leader rallies Houma subdivision around idea for better drainage
Published: Sunday, October 16, 2005 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, October 15, 2005 at 11:53 p.m.
HOUMA -- Lon Juneaus Lafayette Woods home has never flooded, and neither have any of his neighbors, he said.
And he wants to keep it that way.
Tropical storms and hurricanes have pushed water close to the front doors of residents of the small neighborhood, which sits between Village East and Bourg. After Hurricane Rita flooded the neighborhoods streets and nearly pushed water into Village East School, Juneau decided he wanted to do whatever possible to ward off potential disaster.
The self-employed insurance consultant is working with engineers and neighbors to devise a plan to improve the neighborhoods drainage in hopes of preventing the subdivision from experiencing a blow similar to that suffered by their south Terrebonne neighbors.
"Were doing something on a proactive basis to prevent a disaster," he said.
The neighborhoods flooding problems usually occur when storms cause heavy rainfall or push tidal surges up the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, backing up the subdivisions drainage canals, Juneau said.
Juneau, president of the Lafayette Woods Civic Association, wants to add five surge gates -- basically small floodgates that stay open normally but close to block storm flooding -- and two portable pumps to the neighborhoods emergency-drainage plan. The project could be completed in less than two months for $150,000, Juneau said. He believes the project could protect the subdivision from a 15-foot storm surge combined with up to 10 inches of rain.
"Ive discussed this with engineers, and they say it would work," he said.
The plan now involves placing five surge gates in four spots, three where the neighborhoods two main drainage canals meet the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway. The larger drainage canal would require two gates, he said. Another gate would be placed where a former drainage ditch meets the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, and another near the Village East neighborhood, where a Lafayette Woods drainage canal meets an offshoot of the Intracoastal.
During emergencies, designated volunteers would close the surge gates and begin using two portable pumps to drain water into the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, Juneau said. The pumps could together push 12 million gallons a day into the waterway, he said, but would not affect drainage in other parts of the parish. Juneau is working to form a coalition among the civic association, which includes all 139 households in the subdivision, he said, and the parish government and school system in support of the project. This coalition would decide when to close the subdivisions surge gates, he said.
The project would not change the subdivisions natural drainage flow, which effectively rids the neighborhood of water much of the time, Juneau said. The new system would be only for two- to three-day emergencies caused by storms.
Diane Porche, who has lived in the subdivision for 26 years, said she couldnt sleep during Hurricane Rita, instead anxiously checking her dark yard with a flashlight throughout the night to see how far water had risen. Porche said Juneaus idea seems like a good one.
"We need it," she said. "Definitely."
So far, Juneau said his neighbors have been supportive of the rough draft of the plan, which he said has been hand-delivered to every home in Lafayette Woods.
"I think its great," said Julie Cenac, who has lived in the neighborhood for 25 years. "Its about time somethings proposed, somethings done."
For Hurricane Juan in 1985, unwelcome water covered portions of the welcome mat at her front door, and for Tropical Storm Allison in 2001, water covered about half of her front yard, she said.
Juneau said the proposed emergency-drainage system would eliminate most of those situations, but neighborhood residents know he cant guarantee the plan would solve every problem.
"You cant guarantee anything from nature. All you can do is do the best that you can do under the circumstances," he said.
A final draft of the plan should be complete in two to three weeks, Juneau said. At that time, he plans to deliver copies again to every home in the neighborhood and encourage residents to sign a petition for the project.
The neighborhood leader then plans to go before the Parish Council, the School Board and other leaders in hopes of gaining the money and permission needed to complete the project. He said the goal is to complete the system by May.
"Heres their opportunity to be pro-active and get this done," Juneau said. "We need help from outside."
The civic association met to discuss the topic Oct. 8, with about 65 people from 50 homes and various local and state leaders in attendance, Juneau said. More people would have attended, but Hurricane Rita kept some busier than usual at work or down the bayous helping family members.
Terrebonne Parish Councilwoman Christa Duplantis, who represents the neighborhood, said she attended the meeting and plans to discuss the project with parish engineers, drainage leaders and the administration to ensure its feasible and parish money is available. The councilwoman said she also wants to make sure the neighborhoods residents are united on the project before bringing the plan before the council.
"I was very impressed," Duplantis said of the plan. "Why not be ready for another disaster? Lafayette Woods wants to be prepared and ready."
But she added that right now, the council is focused on repairing south Terrebonne, from Hurricane Ritas damage.
"Thats understandable," Juneau said. "Youve got people really hurting."
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John Kassir
voice of The Crypt Keeper
Mary Ellen Trainor
Elizabeth Kamen
Guest Star
Marshall Bell
Joseph Kamen
Guest Star
Larry Drake
Guest Star
Goof: After killing her husband, Elizabeth calls her lover and leaves a message on his answering machine with clues that she commited the murder. She says, "Darling, it's Elizabeth. I know you told me not to call, but I just had to tell you. It's done. I did it. It's all ours, the money, everything. We're free. Merry Christmas, darling".
Even though he could delete the message, the last thing anyone who just committed murder would want to do is leave recorded evidence on a machine.
Running Time: [excluding opening title sequence] 21 minutes 58 seconds.
Music: "The Christmas Song" performed by Nat King Cole is played during the opening credits.
Music: Composed by Alan Silvestri.
Crypt Keeper Wardrobe: In the opening wraparound segment, the Crypt Keeper is wearing a Santa Claus mask and suit. He wears the mask the entire opening segment and his face is not shown.
In the closing wraparound segment, the Crypt Keeper is wearing his traditional robe with the hood down and is sitting in front of a gravestone holding an axe. The santa mask he wore in the opening segment is next to him.
[Spoiler warning. Contains somewhat important plot points] Although she's credited in this episode as 'Wife', Mary Ellen Trainor's character's name is 'Elizabeth Kamen', she says her first name when she tells her lover on the phone that she killed her husband and her last name is revealed when she is on the phone with Officer Feldstein.
Although he's credited in this episode as 'Husband', the name of Marshall Bell's character is 'Joseph'. Elizabeth and Carrie say his name several times throughout the episode.
Although she's credited as 'Carrie Ann', Lindsey Whitney Barry's character is only referred to as 'Carrie' throughout the episode.
[Spoiler warning.]
The only line that Larry Drake speaks in this episode is at the very end, which is "Naughty...or Nice".
This is the first episode where the Crypt Keeper is dressed as being from a certain occupation or a famous person.
This is the first episode where the Crypt Keeper says the title of the story in the opening introduction.
[Opening wraparound segment with the Crypt Keeper in a Santa mask and suit]
The Crypt Keeper: Brrr... [laughs and puts Christmas bag on the crypt] Ho, Ho, Ho, Kiddies. Just your old pal, the Crypt Keeper having a little holiday fun. Why else would I be in this get up, unless there was a "Claus" in my contract? [laughs] In fact, I've got some Christmas goose for you. Goose bumps that is. Yes, indeedy. A little terror tale, chock-full of holiday fear. I mean cheer, of course. So, get a gander of a Yuletide yelp-yarn that goes a little something like this: 'Twas the night before Christmas, and "All Through The House".
[Closing wraparound segment with the Crypt Keeper sitting in front of a gravestone holding an ax]
The Crypt Keeper: [laughing] Well, how was that for a scream, boys and ghouls? Oh, don't worry about little Carrie. This particular Santa preferred older women...in pieces, that is. [laughs] Well, it just goes to show ya, be very careful what you "ax" for for Christmas. You might just "get" it. [laughs]
[Spoiler warning. Contains somewhat important plot points.]
Joseph: [Reading the Great Works Of Charles Dickens: A Christmas Carol] "God Bless us, Everyone". Right. [Puts down book] Something needs to be done about that fire. Have you got the poker?
Elizabeth: Yes.
Joseph: Well, let me have it.
Elizabeth: What did you say?
Joseph: What are you deaf? I said, let me have it. [Gets fire place poker through the head]
Elizabeth: Merry Christmas, you son of a b*tch.
Carrie: How come Joseph didn't say goodnight to me?
Elizabeth: He's asleep, sweetheart. Like you're supposed to be.
Carrie: But when Santa comes, he'll wake Joseph up.
Elizabeth: Honey, I don't think even Santa could wake up your stepfather.
Elizabeth: Now, you get to sleep, young lady or the big guy won't come at all.
Carrie: I can't sleep. It's too hot. See, you're even sweating.
Carrie: What did you want for Christmas, mommy?
Elizabeth: I already got it, sweetheart. I already got it.
Vic: [on answering machine message] Hey, it's the Vic monster. I'm out partying. Leave your name, number and measurements.
Elizabeth: [holding Joseph's will] Darling, it's Elizabeth. I know you told me not to call, but I just had to tell you. It's done. I did it. It's all ours, the money, everything. We're free. Merry Christmas, darling.
Elizabeth: [dragging Joseph's corpse to the door] Oh, Jesus, Joseph! How many times have I told you to lose some weight?
Tracy Donahue: [on the radio] Police and sheriff's departments in the Gaines County area have issued an all points bulletin this evening for a male caucasian reported to have brutally murdered four women in the Pleasantville area. County authorities say that the man, a patient at the Pleasantville institute for the criminally insane escaped earlier this evening and should be considered extremely dangerous. Officials confirm that the suspect is a heavyset man in his late 40's, and is reported to be wearing a Santa Claus suit stolen from the home of one of his victims. All citizens in the Pleasantville-Gaines area are advised to remain in their homes until further notice throughout this emergency-alert situation.
Elizabeth: [dragging Joseph's corpse outside] A few situps, a trip to the gym once in awhile. It wouldn't have killed ya.
Elizabeth: How about a nice cold plunge, Joseph?
Elizabeth: Oh, no, Officer! I didn't kill him. Santa did it. Didn't you, Santa? Didn't you?
Carrie: [sees Santa climbing up the ladder] I knew you were here, Santa! Come on up. I've been waiting all night.
Carrie: [waiting for Santa to climb up the ladder] Come on, slow poke, come on! Hurry up, you big old Santa. Where are my presents, Santa?
Carrie: See, mommy? I told you Santa would come, and he didn't even have to come down the chimney. I let him in!
Elizabeth: [screaming as loud as possible] Nooooo! Noooooooooo! Ahhhhhhhhh! Ahhhhhhh! Noooooooooo! Noooooo! Ahhhhhhhhhh! Nooooooooooo!
Killer santa: Naughty...or Nice?
Elizabeth: [still screaming as loud as possible] Nooooo! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh! Ahhhhhhhhhh! Nooooo! Nooooooooooooooo! Nooooooooooo! Nooooooooooo! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
EC Comic Connection: Story adapted from Vault Of Horror #35, February - March 1954. Story and art by Johnny Craig.
The title of this episode is "And All Through The House", however, the comic story is titled, "...And All Through The House...".
This story was adapted as the first story segment in the 1972 Tales From The Crypt movie starring Joan Collins.
Besides being a part of the Complete First Season DVD set from 2005, this episode is also available on DVD and VHS as part of 1999 Tales From The Crypt: The Robert Zemeckis Collection. This set also includes Zemeckis' two other Crypt episodes, "Yellow" and "You, Murderer". When this DVD came out in 1999, they were the first Crypt episodes available on DVD format.
Scenes from this episode can be seen on the TV in Lethal Weapon 2, when the Murtaugh family are getting ready to watch Rianne's commercial.
Richard Donner, the director of Lethal Weapon 2 was one of the executive producers of Tales From The Crypt.
Mary Ellen Trainor, who plays Elizabeth Kamen in this episode, also plays the Psychiatrist, Dr. Stephanie Woods in Lethal Weapon 2.
When this episode first aired on Saturday June 10, 1989, it was shown with episodes 1 and 3.
This episode is considered the pilot of the series, even though it aired second.
[Spoiler warning.]
William M. Gaines, publisher of EC was the one that suggested the woman needs to scream her head off at the end.
Cast Connection: Marshall Bell also appears in the episode, "Forever Ambergris".
Director Connection: Robert Zemeckis also directed the episodes, "Yellow" and "You, Murderer".
Cast Connection: Larry Drake also appears in the episode, "The Secret".
During production of this episode, Mary Ellen Trainor was married to Robert Zemeckis. The two have since divorced.
A Visit from St. Nicholas
Famous 1823 poem by Clement Moore also commonly known as "Twas The Night Before Christmas", due to it's well known first line. The poem was mostly responsible for the modern look and characterization of Santa Claus, as his appearance, the method of giving presents to children, mode of transportation and names of his reindeer, among other things were derived from this poem. The poem's plot concerns a man on Christmas eve, who spots St. Nicholas or Santa Claus, as he's delivering presents to children. The poem has been adapted, referenced and parodied several times in movies, TV, comics, song and in animation with some adaptations featuring famous characters such as The Muppets and Barney the Dinosaur.
The episode's title is taken from the famous first line of this poem, which is, "Twas The Night Before Christmas, And All Through The House".
In the opening wraparound segment, the Crypt Keeper says the full first line when he introduces the story.
Santa Claus
Well known iconic mythical character, also known as St. Nicholas, among other names, hailing from the North Pole who brings gifts on Christmas Eve. He is usually depicted as a fat man with a white beard, wearing a red hat, red pants, a red coat with furry white cuffs and black boots and is possibly the most recognized figure in the world. Although his image and name differs for most cultures the central theme of giving presents at Christmas time remains basically the same. The myth has had a huge effect on popular culture in all forms of media such as TV, movies, radio and songs among others. In recent times, the Santa legend is basically a form of commercialism during the holiday season. Most children are taught at an early age to believe in the Santa myth and usually maintain this belief until they are about four of five.
In this episode, a Santa Claus mask and suit is worn by the Crypt Keeper during the wraparound segments, and a Santa suit is worn by the escaped maniac in the main story.
In addition, Carrie, the little girl in the story believes in Santa Claus and impatiently awaits his arrival on Christmas Eve. Also, there are several Santa themed decorations seen on the Kamen's tree as well as a drawing by Carrie to Santa seen during the opening credits.
Jack Kamen
EC comic book artist who began his career at EC doing romance titles which lead to his work on the horror, crime and suspense titles when EC switched to their "New trend" books. His art was much cleaner, contained incredible shadow and light contrasts and was brighter and less gory than other EC artists but he still maintained and sometimes exceeded the atmosphere the EC comics were known for. Due to his start and experience on romance books, he became well known for the incredible anatomy and beauty of his women which became known as the "Kamen Girls", with most of his stories involving a female lead, infidelity and more focus on imagination than gore. After the demise of EC, he did some advertising work and went on to do the comic art featured in the 1982 EC comic homage film, Creepshow, he also drew the cover for the film's comic adaptation.
In this episode, while on the phone with Officer Feldstein, Elizabeth's last name is revealed to be Kamen, an homage to the famous EC artist, Jack Kamen.
A Christmas Carol
An 1843 novella by Charles Dickens, one of the most beloved and well known Christmas stories of all time. The story concerns an old rich miser, Ebenezer Scrooge, a heartless man with little care for anything or anyone. He learns real compassion when he is visted by three ghosts on Christmas Eve. The story has been remade countless times in radio, TV, movies, and operas and has even been the basis for adaptations featuring The Muppets and Mickey Mouse. The story is famous for it's many classic lines such as "God Bless Us Everyone", said by Tiny Tim, a well known supporting character from the novella.
In this episode, Joseph is reading the Great Works of Charles Dickens: A Christmas Carol novel. When he puts it down, he states "God Bless Us, Everyone". This is the classic line from the story, made famous by Tiny Tim.
Acclaimed, legendary novelist from the Victorian age, known for superb characters, epic storytelling and excellent depiction of modern life. His stories have stood the test of time and most of his work has never went out of print and are as much loved today as they were since their initial publications. Some of his most famous stories are, Oliver Twist, David Copperfield, Great Expectations, Nicholas Nickleby , and A Christmas Carol among many others. Most of his novels and short stories are widely available in collected form.
In this episode, Joseph is seen reading a Great Works of Charles Dickens: A Christmas Carol book and quotes the line "God Bless Us, Everyone" from the story.
Writer for nearly every EC "New Trend" title from the late 40's to the mid 50's. During his initial partnership with William M. Gaines, Publisher of EC, he wrote and drew all of his own stories but soon after becoming editor of most of the EC titles, he saved his artwork for covers only. His run at EC was notable for great writing and allowing the EC artists to keep their art styles and add their own unique artistic talents to accomodate the story. After the new trend titles were discontinued in 1955, he joined Mad and enjoyed an incredible 18 year long run as editor.
In this episode, Elizabeth recieves a call from Officer Feldstein, warning her about the escaped maniac
The publisher of EC comics and one of the most famous and recognizable personalities and talents in the comic industry. He became as well known for his adult-cutting edge comics such as Tales From The Crypt and Mad Magazine, as he did for his famous testimony against the U.S. congress in 1954, in which he defended the effects of his morbid comics on young children in the 1950's.
While Elizabeth is carrying Joseph outside, a news report comes on the radio that states that they are located in the Pleasantville-Gaines County Area.
The area is named after William M. Gaines.
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From the live performance 01.12.13 at IRT Theater in New York City.
Not a conventional performance, LOTUS EATERS EP — an audio-fueled "extended play" — is a hallucinatory sonic experience about loneliness, depravity, and the intrinsic failure of all human contact. With nearly an hour of original music by Reggie Watts – featuring vocal work by author Neil Gaiman, and Broadway stars Marin Ireland & Reed Birney — this video-heavy multimedia piece is a 50-minute journey into the dark depths of human consciousness. Played at IRT Theater (New York City), Ensemble Studio Theatre (LA), West Of Lenin (Seattle).
The performance lasts fifty one minutes.
Warning adult themes.
Turn off the lights and put on headphones.


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text: New Jersey Governor Chris Christie Stares Down Jimmy Fallon for "Awful, Evil" NJ JokeChristopher Han11/24/10 8:03amFiled to: Late NightLate Night With Jimmy FallonChris christieJerseyNew JerseyJimmy FallontwittertweetTVVideo5EditInvite manuallyPromoteDismissUndismissHideShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalinkWe're not used to politicians having such a sharp sense of humor. And he's kind of not kidding when defending his state. Being the governor, that's the stance you've got to take. Aside from being social media savvy (his twitter here), Christie gives his thoughts on Sarah Palin and the Jersey Shore. Touche, governor. Reply5 repliesLeave a reply


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Xstrata to Invest $6 Billion in Mauritania Ore, Minister Says
Xstrata Plc, in the process of buying three iron ore projects in Mauritania through Sphere Minerals Ltd., will invest $6 billion in the country to produce 50 million metric tons of the steelmaking ingredient a year, Industry and Mines Minister Mohamed Abdellahi Ould Oudaa said.
Xstrata, based in Zug, Switzerland, plans to achieve the production figure in the "short term," Oudaa said in a conference in Nouakchott, the capital.
"It's far too early in the process to commit to actual numbers," Mike Bartlett, an Xstrata spokesman in London, said today by phone. "Xstrata is committed to creating a world-class iron ore business and clearly Mauritania will play a key part."
Xstrata, seeking to boost access to ore supplies as prices rise, is close to completing the $520 million purchase of Sphere after securing acceptances from more than half of the Australian company's shareholders. Sphere's projects in Mauritania include half of the $1.65 billion Guelb el Aouj development.
"Information already in the market place suggests these assets could produce up to 50 million tons a year," Bartlett said. "But again, this is aspirational at this stage."


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13 Reviews
DH made this last night for dinner. It was hearty and not that difficult to prepare. DH said the ingredients/directions were a little unclear (for example the ingredients didn't say to make a paste out of the onion, garlic, ginger so he was unprepared for that step in the directions). We had all ingredients on hand and made no substitutions. We had no difficulty with the consistency using 2 cups of water.
it was goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooood!!!!! but 1 cup of water is enough....
What a great recipe! I did not have kasuri methi (fenugreek) so I used chinese cabbage leaf instead. I also added a tablespoon of tomato ketchup with the tomato puree. And I used one cup skim milk and one cup water instead of 2 cups water. The end result was simply finger licking good (literally). My husband licked the gravy off the plate with his finger!
This is a delicious recipe!! It closely resembled what I order at my favorite Indian restaurant. I used a bit more tomato puree and less water than called for, plus a bit more heavy cream. I didn't have kasuri methi. Other than that, I followed the recipe. It was sooo yum!
Great recipe. A little more involved than some I have tried, but well worth it. Lots of flavours with the butter and cream making everything smooth. Mmmm Nice!!!
This recipe is excellent, especially if you don't know how to cook paneer. Simple, easy and fast. My friends love it, and people are always requesting the recipe from me. A real Indian origional, i couldn't find this in any local restaurant, and have only been able to have it on holiday in India... yum !
The recipe was accurate, the dish came out very well and liked by everybody. Thanks a lot for sharing.
I Love Paneer Butter Masala and have tried various recipes from various sites..but this recipe is the best...tasted very GOOD!!!
I tried out the recipe and it was awesome!thanks for this wonderful website full of delicious menus!
Thanks for sharing the recipe. I really liked this and it was really easy to make. Either my garlic is very potent, or there is just too much for my liking in this recipe, but other then that I enjoyed this recipe. Flavor is very similar to what we get at a local Indian restaurant.