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Bangalore win and that means atleast one game tomorrow is not a dead rubber. The 1st match is an important one as well. Pune and Delhi will slug it out to make sure that they do not finish with the wooden spoon. After 46 days, the tournament finally enters the last day of the league stage. Do join us for all the action. For now, cheers and bye..
Kohli: 'It was nice to have a game, it was pleasing that we had a game for at least 8 overs. We have put some pressure on Hyderabad with this win. Thanks for the crowd for all support. Me and Gayle decided to see off some 4-5 balls and then go for it. We knew if we aimed for 80, we would get some 20-25 runs extra. Our coach was doubtful about letting me bat at the top of the order, but this match was a do or die for us, hence, I decided to open. I will call up Gambhir tomorrow and ask him to win their match for our sake (smiles).'
Kohli is the MoM
Dhoni: '106 in 8 overs is a lot, especially for us. Our game starts only after 8 overs in normal matches. Credit to Gayle, Kohli and their bowlers. The wicket was very good, it was very supportive to both the batsmen and the pacers. It is a good thing that we finished No. 1, we need not fret over elimination. Nice that all our batsmen have got a good knock out in the middle.'
The team is now going around a lap round the ground thanking the crowd for their support right throughout the tournament. Gayle does the gangnam dance, much to the joy of the patient crowd.
Bangalore stay alive in the tournament. They needed to win this match to keep any hopes of qualification alive, they looked anxious as rain nearly threatened to derail their hopes. The rain just about relented at the perfect time, the groundstaff worked hard and the match was reduced to a 8 over affair. Chasing 107, Chennai never got off to a start. Vijay struggled right through, Raina, Hussey and Bravo fell cheaply, Dhoni tried his best but the equation was out of his reach. Bangalore will now switch on their TV tomorrow and pray that Gambhir does them a favour by beating Hyderabad. For now, they can relax knowing that they have done their part.7.6
Zaheer to Ravindra Jadeja, out Caught&Bowled!! Zaheer has held onto a stinger! This was pitched up and just outside off, Jadeja lashed it back at the bowler who clings onto it, throws the ball in the air and starts the celebrations. Ravindra Jadeja c and b Zaheer 7(4) [4s-1]
Zaheer to Ravindra Jadeja, THATS OUT!! Caught&Bowled!!7.5
Zaheer to Ravindra Jadeja, FOUR, on a length and just outside off, Jadeja gets forward and lofts it over AB at mid-off, a couple of bounces and over the ropes
S Badrinath, right handed bat, comes to the crease7.4
Zaheer to Dhoni, out Caught by Unadkat!! Zaheer gets his 3rd wicket! Dhoni was looking to launch the short of a length ball over the stadium, does not get hold of it and holes out to Unadkat at deep mid-wicket. Dhoni c Unadkat b Zaheer 24(10) [4s-2 6s-2]
Zaheer to Dhoni, THATS OUT!! Caught!!7.3
Zaheer to Dhoni, no run, Zaheer comes from round the wicket and angles it back into Dhoni, he went for the big swing and missed7.2
Zaheer to Dhoni, SIX, fab shot, low full toss from Zaheer, he missed out on the yorker again, Dhoni clubs it over wide mid-wicket for a maximum7.1
Zaheer to Dhoni, FOUR, low full toss from Zaheer, he was going for the yorker, Dhoni swings and gets a thick inside edge that beats the man at short fine leg
Zaheer Khan [1.0-0-3-2] is back into the attack6.6
Rampaul to Dhoni, 1 run, perfect yorker from Rampaul , Dhoni can only drag it to deep mid-wicket for a single6.6
Rampaul to Dhoni, wide, Rampaul bangs this one short and well down leg, wide called6.5
Rampaul to Dhoni, SIX, that has gone out of the stadium, length ball from Rampaul, Dhoni makes room by backing away and clobbers it high and way over mid-wicket. 105m on the readings6.4
Rampaul to Ravindra Jadeja, 1 run, excellent bowling from Rampaul, follows Jadeja as he backed away, worked in front of mid-wicket for a single6.3
Rampaul to Ravindra Jadeja, 2 runs, short and wide from Rampaul, Jadeja cuts it up and over points. The ball drops short of the ropes, just a brace
50 needed from 10. Surely, Bangalore can't lose now6.2
Rampaul to Dhoni, 1 run, Rampaul bangs one short and on the stumps, Dhoni pulls it down to Tiwary at long leg, just a single
Ravindra Jadeja, left handed bat, comes to the crease6.1
Rampaul to Vijay, out Caught by Gayle!! Vijay's misery ends! This was on a length and on the body, Vijay was looking to flick, closes the face of the bat a tad too early, the leading edge pops up in the air. Gayle calls for that at short third man and completes a simple catch. Vijay c Gayle b Rampaul 32(19) [4s-2 6s-2]
Rampaul to Vijay, THATS OUT!! Caught!!
Ravi Rampaul [1.0-0-8-0] is back into the attack5.6
RP Singh to Dhoni, FOUR, 19 from the over, RP Singh bangs one short and on the stumps, Dhoni pulls it over square leg for a boundary
Vijay is in some pain now. The physio is out there for some attention.5.5
RP Singh to Vijay, 1 run, RP Singh bangs one short and outside off, Vijay looks to pull, gets an inside edge onto the box, limps across for a single5.4
RP Singh to Vijay, SIX, massive, this was full and outside off, Vijay was camping deep in his crease, clears his front leg and smashes it into the 2nd tier over long on5.3
RP Singh to Dhoni, 1 run, short of a length and outside off, Dhoni punches it to long off for a single5.2
RP Singh to Vijay, 1 run, much better from RP Singh, short and on the hips, pulled down to long leg for a single5.1
RP Singh to Vijay, SIX, fab shot, length ball from RP, Vijay backs away and pulls it over deep mid-wicket. Zaheer dives but can't get a hand on that
RP Singh, left-arm fast medium, comes into the attack4.6
Unadkat to Vijay, 1 run, excellent spell from Unadkat , follows Vijay as he backed away, pulled to deep mid-wicket for a single4.5
Unadkat to Vijay, no run, Vijay is really struggling here! On a length and on the stumps, flicked straight to Gayle at short fine4.4
Unadkat to Vijay, 2 runs, Vijay shuffles across to a length ball and clips it towards fine leg. Rampaul races across from the deep, dives and saves a couple of runs4.3
Unadkat to Vijay, FOUR, nicely done by Vijay! Chennai need more of these! Too straight from Unadkat, Vijay flicks it over square leg for a boundary4.2
Unadkat to Vijay, no run, another dot ball. Precious for Bangalore, short of a length and on the body, Vijay looks to pull and misses4.1
Unadkat to Dhoni, 1 run, on a length and on the pads, turned towards square leg for a single
MS Dhoni, right handed bat, comes to the crease3.6
Vinay Kumar to Dwayne Bravo, out Caught by Saurabh Tiwary!! Vinay Kumar has his man. He bangs this one short as Bravo was giving the charge, Bravo throws the kitchen sink at that, gets a thick outside edge that flies to Tiwary at third man. Vinay exults as he celebrates. Dwayne Bravo c Saurabh Tiwary b Vinay Kumar 11(9) [6s-1]
Vinay Kumar to Dwayne Bravo, THATS OUT!! Caught!!3.5
Vinay Kumar to Dwayne Bravo, SIX, much needed blow from Bravo! He backs away a short ball, gets immense power behind the pull and sends it soaring over mid-wicket for a maximum3.4
Vinay Kumar to Vijay, 1 run, length ball on the pads, Vijay flicks it to deep square leg. Just a single3.3
Vinay Kumar to Dwayne Bravo, 1 run, Vinay Kumar shortens his length outside off. Bravo cuts its straight to Kohli at point. He shys at the bowler's end as Vijay was backing up, misses and concedes a run3.2
Vinay Kumar to Dwayne Bravo, no run, on a good length outside off and shaping away, Bravo goes for the big pull and misses3.1
Vinay Kumar to Dwayne Bravo, 2 runs, on a length and outside off, Bravo looks to go over cover, gets a thick outside edge over point. Tiwary slips as he gets across from third man, just a brace though
Vinay Kumar, right-arm medium, comes into the attack2.6
Unadkat to Vijay, FOUR, that spoils an excellent over from Unadkat, he drops this one short and on the hips, Vijay swivels across and pulls it behind square for a much needed boundary2.5
Unadkat to Dwayne Bravo, 1 run, leading edge but safe! This was full and angling away from outside off, Bravo was looking to flick, gets a leading edge behind point for a single2.4
Unadkat to Vijay, 1 run, slower ball from Unadkat, Vijay backs away and clubs it to long on for a single2.3
Unadkat to Dwayne Bravo, 1 run, tad fuller and on middle, Bravo works it to mid-wicket for a single2.2
Unadkat to Dwayne Bravo, no run, this is splendid bowling from Unadkat, pitches outside off and nips back in slightly, Bravo was playing away from his body, the ball goes through the gate and to the keeper2.2
Unadkat to Dwayne Bravo, wide, Unadkat loses his line, strays this one well down the leg, wide called2.1
Unadkat to Dwayne Bravo, no run, lovely bowling from Unadkat, shortens the length and gets it to angle across Bravo, he pushes at that and misses
Jaidev Unadkat, left-arm fast medium, comes into the attack1.6
Zaheer to Vijay, no run, on a length and just outside off, Vijay gets forward and defends it towards point1.5
Zaheer to Vijay, no run, Bravo survives a run-out chance This was full and outside off, Vijay punches it to mid-off. Dwayne Bravo was looking for a single, is sent back very late by Vijay. He had given up, RP Singh shys at the bowler's end and misses. Zaheer was not backing up either.
Dwayne Bravo, right handed bat, comes to the crease1.4
Zaheer to Raina, out Caught by Vinay Kumar! 1st ball dismissal for Raina. This was full and shaping away from off, Raina went for his favourite shot, the loft over mid-off, does not get hold of the shot, ends up getting a lot of height but not the distance. Vinay runs back from mid-off, keeps his eyes on the ball and completes a safe catch. !! Raina c Vinay Kumar b Zaheer 0(1)
Zaheer to Raina, THATS OUT!! Caught!!
Suresh Raina, left handed bat, comes to the crease1.3
Zaheer to Michael Hussey, out Caught by Rahul!! Superbly taken by Rahul. This was full and shaping away from outside off, Hussey was cramped for the room as he looked to cut, gets a thick outside edge. The ball was flying through, Rahul dives across in front of Gyle at 1st slip, completes a fine catch. Michael Hussey c Rahul b Zaheer 6(5) [4s-1]
Zaheer to Michael Hussey, THATS OUT!! Caught!!
One slip in place1.2
Zaheer to Vijay, 1 run, tad fuller and on the stumps, Vijay pushes it in front of mid-on for a single1.1
Zaheer to Vijay, 2 runs, uppish but safe! This was pitched up and on a length, Vijay drives it in the air and in the gap past cover
Zaheer Khan, left-arm fast medium, comes into the attack
KL Rahul is keeping for Bangalore, ABDV is prowling in the outfield0.6
Rampaul to Vijay, 1 run, back of a length and on the stumps, Vijay nudges it in front of the onside for a single0.5
Rampaul to Michael Hussey, 1 run, on a good length and just outside off, Hussey chops it wide off the keeper for a single0.4
Rampaul to Michael Hussey, no run, short of a length and outside off, Hussey looks to cut and misses, dot ball by Rampaul0.3
Rampaul to Vijay, 1 run, on a good length and just outside off, Vijay pushes at that, gets an inside edge past square leg for a single0.2
Rampaul to Michael Hussey, 1 run, Hussey gets lucky! This was short and angling back in, Hussey was looking to cut, gets an inside edge that brushes past the leg stump0.1
Rampaul to Michael Hussey, FOUR, nicely done by Hussey, Rampaul drops one short and on the stumps, Hussey rocks back and pulls it over mid-wicket for a boundary
Michael Hussey and Vijay are at the crease. Michael Hussey is on strike. Rampaul will open the attack
Rampaul will open for Bangalore
Welcome back. Will Bangalore bowlers defend 107 in 8 overs? Will Chennai knock Bangalore out?
Bangalore have done well to reach 106, but what needs to be seen is whether this will be enough with the bowling resources they have at their disposal. Kohli decided to lead from the front and opened the innings with Gayle to remain unbeaten on 56. Gayle provided some fireworks as usual. Join us in about 10 mins for the chase....7.6
Dwayne Bravo to Virat Kohli, FOUR, he finishes off well with a boundary, fuller length delivery on middle, Kohli backs away and smashes it between midwicket and long on, he split the gap to perfection and no stopping that!7.5
Dwayne Bravo to Virat Kohli, SIX, he gets to his fifty in some style, the skipper has led from the front, length delivery on the stumps, Kohli picks it and deposits into the stands over deep mid wicket, raises his bat to the crowd7.4
Dwayne Bravo to Virat Kohli, no run, length delivery slanting across, Kohli goes for an almighty swing and misses it, Bravo appeals for a caught behind, but no sound when the ball passed the bat7.3
Dwayne Bravo to Virat Kohli, SIX, pitched up and it has been dispatched with ease, it was full and in the arc, Kohli gets to the pitch of the ball and bunts it flat over long off7.2
Dwayne Bravo to Virat Kohli, no run, another dot ball, another back of a length delivery angled across him, Kohli was looking to go over covers and misses it again, fine bowling from Dwayne Bravo7.1
Dwayne Bravo to Virat Kohli, no run, back of a length delivery slanting across from round the wicket, Kohli had backed away to the leg side and misses out on it
Last over coming up. Will RCB finish off in style?6.6
Mohit Sharma to Henriques, FOUR, it's raining boundaries at the moment, full and wide outside off, Henriques reaches out for it and slices it away to third man, the deep fielder had no chance of stopping that, very short boundaries in that region6.5
Mohit Sharma to Henriques, FOUR, four more, slower and fuller, that back of the hand delivery, Henriques picked it early and places it on the up to deep extra cover, this time he picked the gap to perfection6.4
Mohit Sharma to Henriques, FOUR, Jaddu's full length dive also went in vain, low full-toss outside off, Henriques makes room and drills it between extra cover and long off6.4
Mohit Sharma to Henriques, wide, pushes it wide outside off, Henriques can't reach out for it6.3
Mohit Sharma to Virat Kohli, 1 run, slower delivery again, Kohli mistimes it square of the wicket on the off side6.2
Mohit Sharma to Virat Kohli, no run, a dot ball is worth in gold at this stage, fuller and slower outside off, Kohli goes hard at it and misses it
Moises Henriques, right handed bat, comes to the crease6.1
Mohit Sharma to de Villiers, out Caught by Ravindra Jadeja!! Very important wicket for Chennai, it was the back of the hand leg-cutter, de Villiers was beaten by the lack of pace and slaps it towards long off, he doesn't get it off the middle of the bat and hits it straight to Jadeja. de Villiers c Ravindra Jadeja b Mohit Sharma 5(3) [4s-1]
Mohit Sharma to de Villiers, THATS OUT!! Caught!!
Mohit Mahipal Sharma, right-arm medium, comes into the attack5.6
Dwayne Bravo to Virat Kohli, no run, smashed away, but straight to the fielder, holds his length back again, Kohli comes down the track and bunts it to covers, straight to Ashwin5.5
Dwayne Bravo to Virat Kohli, FOUR, one bounce and over the ropes, banged in short outside off, Kohli backs away to the leg side and throws his bat at it, the ball takes the top edge and goes away to third man5.4
Dwayne Bravo to de Villiers, 1 run, length delivery angled across him, de Villiers goes for an ugly hoick and the ball takes the edge and rolls away to third man5.3
Dwayne Bravo to de Villiers, FOUR, he's off the mark in some style, it was full and wide outside off, de Villiers reaches out to the pitch of the ball and creams it to sweeper cover
AB de Villiers, right handed bat, comes to the crease5.2
Dwayne Bravo to Gayle, out Caught by Michael Hussey!! The dangerman is gone and once again Dwayne Bravo has struck, it was a back of a length delivery outside off, Gayle stands tall and slaps it straight to Hussey at covers, Chennai can heave a sign of relief now. Gayle c Michael Hussey b Dwayne Bravo 28(13) [6s-4]
Dwayne Bravo to Gayle, THATS OUT!! Caught!!5.1
Dwayne Bravo to Virat Kohli, 1 run, Dhoni has put down a tough catch, it was a length delivery from round the wicket, it was angled across and Kohli reached out for it and got an outside edge, Dhoni stretched to his right, but couldn't hold onto it
Dwayne Bravo, right-arm fast medium, comes into the attack4.6
J Holder to Gayle, SIX, Gayle is on fire, that almost went out of the ground, once again J Holder bowls it short on the stumps, he was under pressure after being hit for 2 sixes, Gayle was expecting it and effortlessly sends it packing over deep square leg4.5
J Holder to Gayle, SIX, that has cleared some 20 rows back, full and on the pads, Gayle makes room, adjusts it well and launches it way into the stands over deep mid wicket4.4
J Holder to Gayle, SIX, Gayle has finally middled it, shortish delivery on the stumps, Gayle winds up and smashes it across the line to deep mid wicket, the partnership between Gayle and Virat Kohli is now 544.3
J Holder to Gayle, no run, shortish delivery on the stumps, Gayle backs away for a massive swipe across the line and misses it4.2
J Holder to Virat Kohli, 1 run, slower short delivery from J Holder, Kohli pulls it away to deep mid wicket4.1
J Holder to Gayle, 1 run, back of a length delivery pitched outside the leg stump, Gayle guides it to deep backward point
Jason Holder, right-arm fast medium, comes into the attack3.6
Morris to Virat Kohli, SIX, he makes up for 2 dots balls with a flat six over long off, overpitched and just outside off, Kohli gets to the pitch of the ball and bunts it straight over the mid off fielder3.5
Morris to Virat Kohli, no run, clever change of pace from Morris, slower delivery just outside off, Kohli was too early into the shot and misses it completely3.4
Morris to Virat Kohli, no run, the effort ball from Morris, sharp bouncer on the stumps, Kohli backed away to hook and was beaten by the extra pace and bounce3.3
Morris to Virat Kohli, 2 runs, length delivery on the stumps, Kohli goes for a heave and the ball goes off the inside half of the bat to deep square leg, 600 runs for Kohli in this edition of the Indian T20 League3.2
Morris to Virat Kohli, FOUR, fetch that, overpitched and on middle, Kohli makes room and smashes it past Gayle, straight down the ground, the long on fielder had no chance of stopping that3.1
Morris to Gayle, 1 run, fuller length delivery on middle, once again the ball trickles off the inside half of the bat to backward square leg2.6
Ashwin to Virat Kohli, SIX, easy as you like, well tossed caroom ball, Kohli picks it and lofts it through the line, straight over the bowler's head over long off, that easily sailed into the stands2.5
Ashwin to Virat Kohli, FOUR, the skipper is in fine nick, floated up on the stumps, Kohli comes down the track, gets to the pitch of the ball and hammers it between midwicket and long on2.4
Ashwin to Gayle, leg byes, 1 run, Gayle has missed out here, he had backed away to the leg side and Ashwin fires it on the pads, Gayle tries the paddle shot and misses it2.3
Ashwin to Virat Kohli, 1 run, tossed up delivery outside off, Kohli plays the inside out drive to deep extra cover2.2
Ashwin to Virat Kohli, FOUR, rank long hop from Ashwin, Kohli goes deep inside the crease and pulls it away to deep mid wicket, perfect placement!2.1
Ashwin to Virat Kohli, no run, flatter delivery on the stumps, no room whatsoever, Kohli pushes it back to the bowler1.6
Morris to Virat Kohli, leg byes, 1 run, this one nips back in sharply, Kohli was late on the shot and the ball rolls off his pads to the off side1.5
Morris to Virat Kohli, no run, back of a length and angling in, Kohli works it away to the leg side1.4
Morris to Gayle, leg byes, 1 run, well directed short delivery on the stumps, it climbed onto him, Gayle shapes in to hook, but the ball rolls off his thigh pads1.3
Morris to Gayle, SIX, you can't hold back Gayle for a long time, full and in the slot, Gayle with full extension of his arms slices it away to deep point for a maximum, that ball just landed on the rope1.3
Morris to Gayle, wide, short and wide outside off, he got some extra bounce, but that was too wide and Dhoni takes it in front of his face1.2
Morris to Virat Kohli, 1 run, full and on the pads, Kohli flicks it away to backward square leg, but can't find the gap, hits it straight to Mohit in the deep1.1
Morris to Gayle, 1 run, straying on the pads, Gayle works it away to backward square leg
Chris Morris, right-arm fast medium, comes into the attack0.6
Ashwin to Gayle, 1 run, full and drifting in on middle, Gayle clips it away to deep mid wicket, retains the strike with that run0.5
Ashwin to Gayle, no run, oh that turned away sharply, tossed up delivery outside off and turning away, Gayle pushes forward to defend and is beaten by the extra turn
Gayle to face now0.4
Ashwin to Virat Kohli, 1 run, too full outside off, Kohli gets down and smashes it to deep mid wicket, straight to Bravo in the deep0.3
Ashwin to Virat Kohli, no run, tossed up delivery outside off, Kohli drives it straight to the fielder at covers0.2
Ashwin to Virat Kohli, FOUR, he's off the mark with a boundary, trifle short outside off, Kohli transfers his weight onto the back foot and crashes it to sweeper cover, that raced away on this slow outfield0.1
Ashwin to Virat Kohli, no run, gets some sharp turn first up, Kohli was looking to work it to the leg side and misses it
Virat Kohli and Gayle are at the crease. Virat Kohli is on strike. Ashwin will open the attack
Welcome back to this mini battle between these two sides. Bangalore are desperate for a win. Gayle and Kohli walk out to the middle. Ashwin will start for Chennai.
Chennai Super Kings (Playing XI): Michael Hussey, Murali Vijay, Suresh Raina, S Badrinath, MS Dhoni(w/c), Ravindra Jadeja, Dwayne Bravo, Chris Morris, Ravichandran Ashwin, Jason Holder, Mohit Mahipal Sharma
Royal Challengers Bangalore (Playing XI): Saurabh Tiwary, Chris Gayle, Virat Kohli(c), AB de Villiers, Moises Henriques, Lokesh Rahul(w), Ravi Rampaul, Vinay Kumar, Zaheer Khan, RP Singh, Jaidev Unadkat
Kohli: "It's a shortened game and we are looking to put runs on the board. We are glad that a game is happening as it is a do or die match for us. The crowds have supported us all through the season and we would like to end on a winning note. Tiwary comes in for Arun Karthik and RP Singh replaces Murali Kartik."
Dhoni: "We are bowling first and we would like to restrict them. We want to improve in certain areas, especially the death bowling and this whole game will be death bowling. Albie Morkel is not fit and Morris comes in for him."
Chennai Super Kings have won the toss and elected to field
22:34 IST: The toss will happen at 10:40 PM and the match will start at 11:00 PM. It will be an eight over a side affair. Three bowlers can bowl a maximum of 2 overs each. The fielding restrictions will be for 2 overs.
22:16 IST: There is a damp spot near the boundary and there are some wet patches on the field. This could be a bit of a concern. There is a pitch inspection scheduled at 10:30 PM. The umpires are positive that there will be a game. Umpire Shamsuddin says that if the match starts at 11:00 PM, then it will be an eight over per side match.
22:08 IST: Live visuals from the ground show that the rain has stopped and the covers are been removed. Now, one has to hope that there is no more rain. The umpires are having a look. The cut-off time for a five over game is 11:20 PM. McDonald and Muralitharan were seen inspecting the pitch and it was green.
21:51 IST: Steady drizzle, covers are back on.
21:33 IST: Rain has stopped now. The super-soppers are working on the outfield.
21:12 IST: Still raining.. Bangalore's hopes will start receding with each and every passing minute.
20:47 IST: Bad news, it has started to rain once again..
20:36 IST Rain has stopped in Bangalore. The groundsmen are removing the covers from the outfield. The super-soppers are doing their work.
20:10 IST: As I type, it has started to drizzle again. This will be frustrating from Bangalore's point of view.
20:04 IST: The rain has stopped at the stadium. The covers are coming off. Unfortunately, the ground conditions look pretty bad. We are in for a long delay. An inspection is scheduled at 8:10 PM. The cut-off time for a 5 overs a side game is 23:20.
19:53 IST: The drizzle has started again and the covers are been brought back on. It seems like the rain will play hide and seek.
19:36 IST: The rain has stopped in Bangalore but it might take a lot of time for the mopping operations.
However, the situation is not good at Bangalore. It is raining heavily at the stadium. It had eased off for some time and the super-soppers were in operation, but the rain has come back.
It is time for part 2 of the Cauvery Derby. Following their heart-breaking loss in the first encounter, Bangalore will be looking to turn the tables on Chennai. A win for Bangalore will keep them in the hunt for the knock-outs but they will have to hope that Hyderabad loses its last match against Kolkata.
Their campaign sent haywire by a couple of unexpected losses, Bangalore are now faced with a must-win situation when they take on former champions Chennai in a crucial match at the Chinnaswamy stadium. Bangalore's seven-wicket loss to Punjab in their last match ended up confirming the play-off berths for Mumbai, Chennai and Rajasthan while Hyderabad's victory over Rajasthan on Saturday ensured that Saturday's clash between Bangalore and Chennai is a do or die battle for the hosts and a dead rubber for the visitors.
The scenario for Bangalore is very simple: they have to win against Chennai and hope that Kolkata defeats Hyderabad on Sunday. If either of the two fail to happen, Bangalore will be knocked out of the competition and Hyderabad will take the 4th and final spot.
In form player: Skipper Virat Kohli is also a vital cog in the Bangalore batting lineup as he has the ability to shift gears according to the situation. The flamboyant cricketer has scored 578 runs with 99 as his highest individual score this season. He is known to play well in crucial matches and this match could be no different.
Hits: Chris Gayle - Chinnaswamy has been a happy hunting ground for Gayle as he has scored 504 runs here out of the 680 with a best of 175 not out this season. Can he finish the home run on a high?
Misses: the bowling department - they have failed to either defend totals or restrict opponents. Ravi Rampaul, Murali Kartik, Jaydev Unadkat and Vinay Kumar have done well in patches but they have failed to bowl as a unit, especially struggling in the death overs.
Last 3 matches: lost to Punjab by 7 wickets, lost to Kolkata by 5 wickets, defeated Delhi by 4 runs.
Chennai have already sealed a spot in the top 2 and will face off against Mumbai in the qualifier. With a top 2 spot sealed, they could use this game to rest some players and test their bench.
In form player: Michael Hussey, who is behind Gayle with 640 runs has been the most consistent batsman for Chennai and has given them good starts in almost all the matches. His experience will be vital for the Chennai side as they get into the play-offs.
Hits: Dwayne Bravo, who held the purple cap until yesterday with 24 wickets, has been Dhoni's go-to man with the ball this season. He has taken up a new role of bowling in the death overs and has been effective so far, with his variations in pace and lengths. Mohit Sharma too has been a surprise package as he has given the team early wickets consistently.
Misses: Dirk Nannes - the former Bangalore pacer has played only 5 matches for Chennai this season and has managed only 4 wickets in those games. He has also conceded runs at an economy of close to 8, which has led to his spot being taken up by Jason Holder.
Last 3 matches: defeated Delhi by 33 runs, lost to Rajasthan by 5 wickets, defeated Hyderabad by 77 runs.
Head to head: played 14, Chennai 8, Bangalore 5, No result 1
Royal Challengers Bangalore (From): Virat Kohli(c), Arun Karthik(w), AB de Villiers, Abhimanyu Mithun, Abhinav Mukund, Andrew McDonald, Cheteshwar Pujara, Chris Gayle, Harshal Patel, KP Appanna, Karun Nair, Mayank Agarwal, Muttiah Muralitharan, Prasanth Parameswaran, Vinay Kumar, Sandeep Warrier, Saurabh Tiwary, Sunny Sohal, Syed Mohammad Jamaluddin, Tillakaratne Dilshan, Vijay Zol, Zaheer Khan, RP Singh, Daniel Christian, Moises Henriques, Ravi Rampaul, Pankaj Singh, Jaidev Unadkat, Christopher Barnwell, Murali Kartik, Sheldon Jackson, Lokesh Rahul
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In 1924, International Harvester introduced a new row-crop tractor named the "Farmall". Its pioneering tricycle configuration would dominate US farms for the next 30 years. IHC used the Farmall brand for all their tractors with a row-crop front axle until the 1970s. At that point, the name was phased out before finally disappearing completely in 1975. CNH Global has revived the Farmall brand on some of their modern utility tractors.
Case IH - official siteFarmall tractors - information and photos on Farmall tractors.


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Antiques Roadshow "Baltimore, MD - Hour One" Host Mark L. Walberg opens the 12th season of the series at the Ladew Topiary Gardens, looking for unusual cast-iron garden decor. At the convention center, appraisers find an angelfish pin given by Mark Twain to a female protege. Part 1 of 3G
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Dust Bowl "Reaping The Whirlwind" For nearly a decade, the storms grow more ferocious and more frequent, sweeping up millions of tons of earth, killing crops and livestock, even spreading the dust across the country. Thousands flee, forced onto the road in an exodus unlike anything the United States had seen. But other thousands persevere against enormous odds. Families find ways to survive and hold onto their land. National and local government programs keep hungry families afloat, and a partnership between government agencies and farmers develop new farming and conservation methods. Part 2 of 2G
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Assassination: Idaho's Trial of the Century A dream team of famous attorneys converge on an Idaho courtroom in 1907. Idaho's best lawyers - James Hawley and William Borah - matched wits with Chicago's Clarence Darrow and Denver's Edmund Richardson. Re-enactment actors and extras, researchers, crew and others bring more than 200 Idahoans into this project to chronicle the trial of "Big Bill" Haywood, accused of masterminding former Gov. Frank Steunenburg's assassination.G
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Each of the members participated in two phases of the try-out process. They each participated in a cold-food program at regional conferences. The winners from each regional conference then went on to participate in the hot-food program at the 2014 ACF National Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. After several days of competitions at the 2014 ACF National Convention, in Kansas City, Missouri, the ACF Culinary Youth Team USA was named during the President's Grand Ball on July 29, 2014.
The members of 2016 ACF Culinary Youth Team USA were named during the 2014 ACF National Convention. They are:
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Restaurant Review
Chili Express
Quirky comfort in Southeast Albuquerque
Chili Express, on the easternmost stretch of Gibson, marches to its own beat. Its spelling of "chili" seems out of place in New Mexico, and even its claim to serve "Mexican food" would be believable anywhere else but here—this is New Mexican to the core. Luckily, this same peculiar approach goes into crafting comfort food with a meticulous sensibility, not to mention the decor of one of the funkiest eateries in town.
Various objects and knickknacks crowd every inch of available space. A stuffed parrot roosts on a hanging perch above a gum ball machine. Native American fetishes hide behind a television tuned to CNN. While Christmas lights flicker, posters of divas, old advertisements and Norman Rockwell spinoffs crowd the walls. A saddle rides an interior half-wall. Statues, a sewing machine, an alarm clock, an old-fashioned meat grinder, a few sombreros and a street sign that says "Los Angeles Lakers lane" complete the busy picture. Everything is doubled by the floor-to-ceiling mirrors on the restaurant's west side. And you could film a porno movie in the bathroom, with more mirrors, a corner sink and snazzy '70s disco tiles.
The food is inexpensive but made with care. The french fries are hand-cut and freshly fried. The green chile cheeseburger, on a braided sesame seed bun, stands as tall as in promo photographs of what some burger joints want you to think their burgers look like. The tortilla chips are fresh. The salsa bar (available to dine-in customers only) stocks a chunky, housemade pico de gallo, a smooth red salsa, a tomatillo salsa and a very hot "chapulin" salsa. Creamy and garlicky, you'd swear this green puree has mayo or sour cream in it. But it doesn't; just serrano peppers, garlic and salt. Mixed with ketchup or any of the other salsas, the chapulin elevates a burger or fries to mythical status. But don't be late, because when the salsa runs out for the day, it's gone.
The menu sports the standard array of items you'd order with either red or green. The chicharrón inside a burrito steals the show like chicharrón is supposed to. The tamale is flat and dense with a sweet red inside. The relleno has great flavor, if somewhat standard.
Don't be late, because when the salsa runs out for the day, it's gone.
The green chile stew is more stew-like than I'm used to around these parts, with multiple chunks of soft beef, carrots, celery, potatoes and tomato, and not a lot of roasted chile flavor. But it's delicious.
The posole teems with juicy, falling-apart chunks of pork, and it comes in a rich red sauce whose heat delivers the perfect amount of bite. It's a spot-on rendition of that indispensable New Mexico comfort food.
Homemade limeade (made from bottled lime juice, by the taste) provides a refreshing alternative to the usual fizzy suspects. And the free refills appear to be inexhaustible.
Chili Express strikes me as a good place for a first date—and not because of the porn-set bathroom. The decorations give plenty to talk about and the location feels out-of-the-way and anonymous, the sort of place where quirky romance blooms. And the food is good and cheap. If you're looking to go red, green or Christmas, Chili Express will deliver.
• Salsa bar
• Posole
• Chicharrón burrito
• Smothered burger
5901 Gibson SE • 232-4454
Hours: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. every day
Price range: $5.95 (burger platter) to $10.95 (steak plate)
Ambience: Sleepy yet snazzy antique shop
Credit Cards: Yes
Booze: Nada
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As of today, June 26, it has officially been 225 days since Android 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich, has hit the Android Open Source Project repository. Manufacturers have been tweaking the update for their various devices, carriers have been hard at work adding apps and testing reliability for consumer handsets, and custom alternative software developers have been perfecting their own personal flavor of ICS with more ROMs than you can shake a stick at. Today marks a milestone for one of the more popular ROM developers, as team CyanogenMod has just announced the release of CM9, Release Candidate 1, for 37 different devices.
Yes, you read that right. CyanogenMod 9 RC1 has officially debuted on 37 devices including the Galaxy Nexus (GSM, Sprint and Verizon), Motorola Xoom, Galaxy S II, Galaxy Note, ASUS Transformer, Transformer Prime and Transformer Pad.
In case you aren't familiar with CyanogenMod ROMs, CyanogenMod is a totally clean, bloatware-free build of stock Android, with a handful of helpful tweaks and customization options. CyanogenMod is well known for being one of the fastest, stablest custom ROMs available. I've been using a CM9 Nightly (experimental test) build on my GSM Galaxy Nexus without any problems at all. With the white theme I have set up, along with the color adjustments and built-in notification shade settings shortcuts, I don't think I could switch back to stock Ice Cream Sandwich if I wanted to.
To see if you're device has made the release candidate list, head on over to Get.CM now. If you'd rather wait for the stable, official release of CyanogenMod 9, it should be available any time now.


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Asthma doesn't stop 12-year-old Alexis from doing the things she loves. The key? Listening to her doctor and taking her medicines. Here, she talks about how she balances asthma care with home life, school, and swimming.
Note: All information on KidsHealth® is for educational purposes only. For specific medical advice, diagnoses, and treatment, consult your doctor.
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cgarforth necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 67 diseños de 12 diseñadores freelance.
HostelSearch.net - strapline: rest assured!
We offer online hostel booking facilities to travelers worldwide.
We list thousands of hostels in many countries.
We target young university students / graduates etc.
Age 16 - 28
People backpacking, people on a budget.
Educated, male and females, want a simple informative site.
New and existing customers.
One of the most important aspects of the site is a clear and simple search function as this is how most people will navigate the site.
The look of the site should be fun, youthfull, clean and clear.
No Logo at this stage. Just use a font which matches the design.
A few large fun pictures rather than lots of little pictures.
A few icons for key pages. The rest can be simple text type links.
Un cluttered design
These are examples of similar sites which we like:
http://www.hostelmania.com/Applicat…index.aspx Favourite but see attachment:
I have also included a possible wireframe but please dont feel that you need to use this layout. It is just a starting point for you to give you ideas etc.
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• Lowest prices guaranteed!
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• Reviews by genuine travellers!
• Search by price, rating or facilities!
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No offense, but the entire content of that post (as well as many other posts of yours) was complete bullshit.
First of all, the picture he showed was of basic authentication. This has nothing to do with javascript.
Second of all, if it's 'advanced' javascript injection, how is it simple?
Finally, you didn't even tell him the injection (which is nonexistent).
I don't want to discourage you from answering questions, but if you're going to make stuff up than it's not going to help him.
@OP - you could try bruteforcing the login, but that's about it.


text: RB Gerald Owens (6-2 248) of Westville, NJ has picked up an offer from USC and will try to visit this summer. He is friends with Gamecock receiver Damiere Byrd knows a member of the USC soccer team as well. Owens has visited Rutgers and Temple and is going to Michigan State Monday. All have offered along with Wisconsin and Boston College. "My interest level in the schools is about the same," Owens said. "I want to visit each school before deciding on anything. They are all showing the same interest." He'd like to make his decision before the season. Owens is a power back who runs primarily between the tackles in a a Wing-T offense. Last season he rushed for 1703 yards and 27 touchdowns.


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Rep. Marion Berry says it's difficult to pass farm legislation under normal conditions, but it's next to impossible when "you don't have everybody on the same page." The Arkansas Democrat was referring to the two organizations representing rice farmers. But he could have been talking about disaster assistance legislation.
I sat in on an organizational meeting of the U.S. Rice Producers Association, so I know some of its background. The USRPA folks thought they were being sand-bagged by the USA Rice Federation, which was formed in 1996 by the U.S. Rice Producers Group, the Rice Council and the Rice Millers Association.
The USRPA objected to rice cooperatives holding producer seats on the USA Rice board of directors because the breakaway group felt the co-ops were actually rice millers in producers' clothing.
In recent months, relations have begun to thaw. Stuart Proctor, the then-new president and CEO of USA Rice, first talked about bringing the two groups back together in articles in Farm Press Publications last fall.
In a recent conversation, Proctor talked about meeting with a former colleague in USDA's Foreign Agriculture Service shortly before he took the USA Rice position.
"He told me that foreign buyers don't understand why there are two groups representing rice farmers," Proctor said. "They see it as brother against brother. When he said having two groups was hurting the U.S. rice industry, I knew something had to be done."
More recently, Delta Council leaders have said they wanted to work to unite the groups. Whether that would be under the umbrella of the USA Rice Federation remains to be seen.
Speaking at a USA Rice Conference in Washington this month, Berry said rice farmers are fighting an uphill battle politically while two groups represent them.
"It's almost impossible to accomplish anything if you don't have the industry pulling together," he said. "Let me encourage you to do whatever you must to get everyone on the same page."
Later, House Ag Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte told the group he opposed the Cochran disaster assistance bill because it doesn't "provide enough assistance to those who really need it."
Those remarks were another indication of how many in Congress have been blinded by press accounts of the severe drought in the upper Midwest to the dire conditions faced by Southern farmers from a multitude of weather problems.
At press time, Sen. Thad Cochran was trying to work out an agreement to keep "all the disaster money from moving north," as someone put it. But he, too, faces an uphill battle because of yet another example of ag interests failing to work together for all of agriculture.
Footnote: The Bush administration wasn't helping with its flip-flop from Agriculture Secretary Ann Veneman's endorsement of the Cochran legislation to Budget Director Mitch Daniels' demands that any disaster funding come out of the 2002 farm bill.
Given the rising sentiments for war in Iraq and new forecasts of triple-digit budget deficits, it looks like farmers once again will be made to pay for the foreign policy mistakes of their government.


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The Ducks dedicated their regular-season meetings against the Kings to getting their rivals out of their heads.
Time to start anew.
The Kings, in a 3-1 victory at Honda Center, extended their Western Conference semifinal series lead to 2-0 on Monday night by leaving the Ducks shaking their heads again.
A game after winning in an overtime they mandated by scoring with seven seconds remaining in regulation, the Kings this time were out-shot by the high-powered Ducks, 37-17, and still walked out the winners with Game 3 on Thursday at Staples Center.
"They're probably not feeling too good about themselves, and they haven't seen our best," Kings defenseman Drew Doughty said after his team allowed only a first-period power-play goal to the NHL's second-best scoring team.
But that was in the regular season, when the Ducks answered a five-game losing skid to the Kings at Staples Center by going 4-0-1 against their freeway rivals.
"It's frustrating, because this is the time of year guys need to score," Ducks forward Andrew Cogliano said. "In the season, they played the puck-possession game, but we got timely goals and beat them. Now, they're getting the timely goals and we're not putting them in the back of the net."
The primary reason for that is because the front of that net is occupied by Kings goalie Jonathan Quick, the Stanley Cup winner of 2012 who stopped 36 shots Monday in the Kings' sixth consecutive playoff victory.
"The best player on the ice tonight was the goaltender for the Kings," said Darryl Sutter, the Kings' coach.
The Pacific Division-champion Ducks maintained they couldn't wait to get back on the ice after feeling they outplayed the Kings in Saturday's overtime loss. Yet, it was the same Kings forward who decided the opener by striking first again on Monday.
Marian Gaborik resumed his scoring 34 seconds into the game, blasting a shot that Jonas Hiller couldn't glove. Gaborik scored Saturday's tying goal and the overtime winner.
A fight and a hooking call on Doughty led to a four-on-three Ducks advantage that forward Patrick Maroon converted by backhanding a shot that struck the left skate of Kings defenseman Jake Muzzin, sliding past Quick to make it 1-1, and ending the Kings' streak of 19 successful penalty kills.
Less than three minutes later, the Kings re-took the lead when defenseman Alec Martinez scored for the second time this series by launching a shot inside the blue line that struck off Ducks forward Jakob Silfverberg and sailed by Hiller.
The Kings' grind-it-out style shined in allowing the fewest goals in the NHL this season.
With a lead, the discipline is enhanced. An extra benefit came when Ducks forward Matt Beleskey was sent to the box for interference and tripping penalties in the second period.
Quick stopped 12 shots in the second and 15 more in the third, getting his final margin when Dwight King scored an empty-net goal with 58 seconds remaining.
"Historically, we've been good at holding leads, but we found a way to squeak one out because [of Quick]," Kings center Dustin Brown said.
"They had better chances, more shots, the better opportunities, but Jonathan Quick usually finds a way to win a game."
The Ducks failed to convert on two power plays in the scoreless second period. In the third, two short-handed chances were denied, and the Kings inserted defenseman Jeff Schultz, in his Kings debut, into a final third-period penalty kill capped by Quick's stopping Ducks goals leader Corey Perry.
"We know how good they are, especially on the power play," Schultz said. "I'm sure they're getting frustrated."
Said Doughty: "I'm sure they think they've played two good games and they've got unlucky bounces. We're fine with that. We're up 2-0, excited to go back to Staples."


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Blackhawks Beard Breakdown
While some hockey traditions are questionable (looking at your octopus abuse, Detroit), playoff beards are a thing of beauty. Reaching the Stanley Cup finals has become a mini-tradition for the Blackhawks, too, as they're making their second trip in the past three years. Which gives us the perfect opportunity to break down the Hawks' facial hair before they face off with the Boston Bruins for all the marbles, beginning Wednesday. Want more? Discuss this article and others on RedEye Sports' Facebook page.
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The team is shaky at the moment. Mark Jackson likely will be removed as Head Coach meaning that the playing style of the team, which is now defense first, might change and therefore maybe the level of success of the team. Mark Jackson has been a success as a coach, that's the truth, having lead the team from a nonplayoff one to now having won 51 games and making the playoffs two straight years in a row, the first time in twenty two years and he did this in three years.
The bench also has players that are out of contract, namely Jermaine, Blake and Crawford. Likely Jermaine and Blake are gone, Jermaine might retire and Blake because of age. Crawford might return with the Qualifying Offer but that also means he'd be paid about 3.2 million next season and that might be overpriced and too much for the team to keep. That means two or three players at least will need to be replaced and not much money is there to use, as the starters eat up most of the salary cap.
The biggest issue and topic with the team, not just this year either but for a good three years, has been David Lee and that he is overpaid and should be traded. I'm not sure he is worth the salary he gets but I think he is not far off it and is a top 10 PF. I'm all for trading him but only for an upgrade, not to just cut salary, as then we'd be back to mediocrity again. I have been saying for a while now that Kevin Love should be targeted because he has made it clear that he is unhappy with the TWolves FO's failure to make them a very good team and since he has a Player Option on his contract to opt out after next season, Minnesota will lose him for nothing if they don't trade him this offseason. Love is an elite player who in actually fact is similar to Lee in that he strength is on offense but defensively he is lacking. He is better than Lee at everything Lee is good at. Since history has shown that superstars never get equal value in return, we might not have to trade two starters to get Love. Lee, Barnes and Speights could be enough for Love and since Love is young himself, if we had to throw in a future 1st rounder, yea we've thrown out a few with the trade to Utah, so be it, the return is far to great not to.
Personally, I believe the team is built to contend as it is. The fact that they barely lost to the contender Clippers in seven games with Bogut, the Center who is top 10 and the anchor of the third best defense in the nba, as well as having nagging injuries to Iguodala and Lee, shows that the team is real good. I'm all for changes to upgrade if they are sure upgrades. Injuries played a major factor in the team not winning more in the regular season and then not advancing in the playoffs so I think this team is real good and better than what I've seen in my twenty five odd years as a fan.
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Training >> Browse Articles >> Patrol
10 Tips for Ride-Alongs
Dr. Richard Weinblatt
6) Less Talk, More Listen
Many folks engaged in their first ride-along get quite excited. That leads to the motor mouth syndrome. Officers tend to be reserved when they first meet their ride-along. They are unsure of the person's motivations or perspective at first. It is better to go slow and allow the officer to get to know you. In an adaptation of the old adage, it is better to be quiet and listen than to speak and be thought of as a fool. It should go without saying that profanity and other unprofessional speech has no place. These guidelines are particularly true if you are an aspiring officer applying to the agency, as they often serve as another layer of unofficial screening for the department.


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PDI, or road registration fees.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 13th Jun 2013 14:45 UTC
The Next Web: "First of all, many of the new icons were primarily designed by members of Apple's marketing and communications department, not the app design teams. From what we've heard, SVP of Design Jony Ive (also now Apple's head of Human Interaction) brought the print and web marketing design team in to set the look and color palette of the stock app icons. They then handed those off to the app design teams who did their own work on the 'interiors', with those palettes as a guide. We've also been hearing that there wasn't a whole lot of communication between the various teams behind say, Mail and Safari. And that there were multiple teams inside each group that were competing with various designs, leading to what some see as inconsistencies in icon design. Those may well be hammered out in days ahead." What. Reminds me of how Microsoft does (used to do?) things.
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It's easy to draw the similarities with Microsoft, though I'd say it has more to do with the Leadership (or lack thereof). If you don't have 1 person with a strong vision at the top (Jobs), then it's inevitable that someone else's vision will fill that gap. Or in this and Microsoft's case: the separate, perhaps conflicting visions of multiple people.


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Hacked Recap
from the well,-that-was-fun dept
From there, the hacker got into part of the blog admin (don't want to get into too many details of how the blog backend works, but it actually involves two separate admins -- which are separate from other stuff we do). Then, he basically had pretty good access to doing some stuff (though not everything) on the blog. He poked around a bit, deleted a bunch of comments, deleted a whole ton of old story submissions (most of which were junk anyway -- so thanks!) and then replaced a few stories on the front page with his fancy "hacked!" claims.
After that, the story is pretty straightforward. Once we realized what happened, we put the old stories back in place and made sure to quickly toss up some more secure walls to keep him out of the admin. We also shut down comments and submissions for a while, even though we were pretty damn sure the vulnerability wasn't there (it wasn't), but we wanted to make sure. Then a few of us spent some time digging around to understand just what the guy did so we could retrace his steps and make sure we killed off the basic vulnerabilities. Considering that he tried to hit us from a bunch of different angles, this took a bit longer than expected. But, once we figured out the basics, it was just a matter of tracking down the actual holes in the code. It was a little frustrating, since we really thought we'd blocked out SQL injections -- but in the end, it turns out we didn't do it absolutely everywhere. Anyway, there's a fair amount of code to go through, so we've been going over it with a fine-tooth comb, and checking it twice, then locking it down again.
Finally, we've been restoring the lost comments (we're doing that right now, so they might not all be back yet), of which we believe we didn't lose any (there's a small chance that a very very small number of comments were lost). Restoring the lost submissions is a bit much at this point (as I said, most were junk anyway), so if you submitted stories late Friday or Saturday, and really think we should see them, perhaps submit them again.
On the whole, there's not that much to say, other than check your code carefully, folks. If there's a hole somewhere, eventually someone's gonna find it. Luckily, this guy didn't do much damage -- just a bit of vandalism -- and he kept a few of us from enjoying what had otherwise been quite nice weekends with our friends and families. But he got us to go over our code pretty carefully (and mentally kick ourselves a few times), and get in touch with our inner CSI detectives to track down exactly what happened.
Update: Well, that was just great. Less than half an hour after posting this, our network provider went down for nearly two hours, despite supposedly having all sorts of redundancies. It had nothing whatsoever to do with the hack, but was a bigger issue for the provider. However, it did slow down us restoring the comments, meaning that comments need to remain off for probably another few hours. This has really been a fun weekend.
Update 2: Comments are back. We did end up losing a few comments, mostly those right before the hack. Really sorry about that. If you said something really important and it's missing... say it again, please.


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Periactin is an antihistamine, which is a drugused to relieve allergy symptoms. A periactin overdose occurs when someone takes too much of this drug.
This is for information only and not for use in the treatment or management of an actual poison exposure. If you have an exposure, you should call your local emergency number (such as 911) or the National Poison Control Center at 1-800-222-1222.
Alternative Names
Cyproheptadine hydrochloride overdose
Poisonous Ingredient
Where Found
The generic drug name for Periactin is cyproheptadine hydrochloride. This medicine may also be sold under the following brand names:
- Klarivitina
- Nuran
- Periatinol
This list may not be all-inclusive.
- Eyes and skin
- Dilated pupils
Flushed skin
- Heart and blood vessels
- Low blood pressure
Rapid heartbeat
- Nervous system
- Agitation
- Confusion
Delirium Depression
- Disorientation
Drowsiness Excitation
- Hallucinations
- Nervousness
Before Calling Emergency
Determine the following information:
- Patients age, weight, and condition
- Name of the product (ingredients and strengths, if known)
- Time it was swallowed
- Amount swallowed
- If the medication was prescribed for the patient
However, DO NOT delay calling for help if this information is not immediately available.
Poison Control, or a local emergency number
In the United States, call 1-800-222-1222 to speak with a local
This is a free and confidential service. All local poison control centers in the United States use this national number. You should call if you have any questions about poisoning or poison prevention. It does NOT need to be an emergency. You can call for any reason, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
What to expect at the emergency room
The health care provider will measure and monitor the patients vital signs, including temperature, pulse, breathing rate, and blood pressure. Symptoms will be treated as appropriate. The patient may receive:
- Activated charcoal
Gastric lavage
- Laxative
- Medicine (antidote) to reverse the effect of the poison
Expectations (prognosis)
If the patient lives the first 24 hours, survival is likely. Few patients actually die from an antihistamine overdose.
Goldfrank LR, ed. Goldfranks Toxicologic Emergencies. 8th ed. New York, NY: McGraw Hill; 2006.
Review Date:
Reviewed By:
Eric Perez, MD, St. Lukes / Roosevelt Hospital Center, NY, NY, and Pegasus Emergency Group (Meadowlands and Hunterdon Medical Centers), NJ. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, David R. Eltz, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.


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I am married to a seminarian at the Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology in Brookline, Massachusetts.
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My husband and I were married on July 24, 2004, at St. Andrew Greek Orthodox Church [1] of South Bend, Indiana, by Fr. George Konstantopoulos.
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The W.W. third annual poker run hosted by New Haven American Legion Post 1141 raised $5,468 this year for The Haven, a veteran's center near Marion, Ill.
The W.W. third annual poker run hosted by New Haven American Legion Post 1141 raised $5,468 this year for The Haven, a veteran's center near Marion, Ill.
The center is a veteran service facility that serves veterans recuperating from procedures at the Marion VA Clinic and provides other services.
The W.W. Poker Run for Veterans had more than 125 people participate in New Haven. Many area businesses donated funds, door prizes and other items and many, many people volunteered their time to cook, clean and otherwise help the fundraiser or donate.
The Haven includes many recreational activities. Inside the building, a veteran can play pool, enjoy a game of cards or relax and watch television or a movie. Outside, they may enjoy a hike through the woods, some fishing off the dock or maybe a picnic.
Every year, at least 2,000 veterans from the VA and local Veteran's Homes visit The Haven. Although it is a veteran destination, The Haven has more visitors than just veterans. Cub Scout packs and Boy Scout troops hold campouts and fishing derbies at The Haven, completing advancement requirements and participating in work days to help make The Haven a better place for veterans.
The New Have American Legion would like to thank organizers William (W.W.) Wicker, Jack Bean, Gail Bean, Kenny Lee Buckman, Sheri Buckman, Jackie Wicker, Dennis Lampert, Kim Duckworth, Ron Hale, Robin Hale, Roy Bean, Susan Bean and Michelle Jolly for making this year's event such a success.
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Dillon, Hornish Jr. to Headline FanFest
New Hampshire Motor Speedway officials announced today that NASCAR Nationwide Series drivers Austin Dillon and Sam Hornish Jr. will sit down with Mark and 2K of WOKQ's "Morning Waking Crew" during the annual free WOKQ FanFest on Thursday, July 11 at 7:45 p.m.
Dillon leads the NASCAR Nationwide Series with six poles and sits fifth in the standings. Hornish Jr. has a win, a series-high 12 top-10s and is positioned second in points. Not only will the two be in competition for the trophy in Saturday's CNBC Prime's "The Profit" 200, but they make up half of the eligible drivers for the NASCAR Nationwide Series "Dash 4 Cash," a bonus program that awards four qualified pilots $100,000 to the highest finisher among those four drivers at the Magic Mile.
"I love New Hampshire. Haven't been to victory lane yet, but New Hampshire is always a place I look forward to coming to," said Dillon, who picked up the $100,000 bonus at NHMS last July. "We got the 'Dash 4 Cash' there last year, so I think it's a good time to get to victory lane."
Grandstand gates will open at 1 p.m. FanFest kicks off on Thursday with the annual NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Hauler Parade at 4 p.m. with GRC Lites & Supercar Heats, a GRC autograph session from 4:15 p.m. to 5 p.m., last-chance races and two feature events will highlight the GRC action. At 5:30 p.m. the SYLVANIA SilverStar zXe gets underway as Travis Pastrana looks to defend his championship from last July.
Following the door-to-door action on-track, Miss Sprint Cup will be in the Broadway Midway to do an interview with the "Morning Waking Crew" at 7:30 p.m. just prior to the Dillon/Hornish Q&A at 7:45. Miss zMax will follow with a Q&A at 8 p.m. A trivia contest, face painter, balloon artist and caricature artist are also planned.
Country artist Tim Dugger will put on a free concert slated for 9 p.m. Past acts to have performed at FanFest include the country music duos Steel Magnolia and Trailer Choir as well as country names like Brett Eldredge, Chuck Wicks and Jamie Lee Thurston.
FanFest provides fans with a jumpstart to an exciting weekend of rally cross and stock car racing, starting with the white-knuckle intensifying SYLVANIA SilverStar zXe Global RallyCross on Thursday night. FansFirst Pole Day takes place on Friday before the fan favorite Whelen Modified Tour Town Fair Tire 100 and Nationwide Series CNBC Prime's "The Profit" 200 on Saturday. The weekend caps off with the 21st running of the Sprint Cup Series Camping World RV Sales 301 on Sunday.
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Review: Mount Gay Eclipse Black
Posted by Arctic Wolf on October 16, 2011
Mount Gay Rum has added another member to their family of Rums, Mount Gay Eclipse Black. Like the other rums of Mount Gay, The Black Eclipse is produced from two types of stills, the traditional pot still and the column still. According to the information provided to me, the Mount Gay Eclipse Black features a higher percentage of rum from the pot still than the other Eclipse Rums. As well, the rum is blended from well aged stocks of several different barrel types. The combination of these two factors is said yield a bolder, richer, more robust and flavorful rum. Finally, it has also been bottled at 50 % alcohol by volume, higher than the Eclipse Gold or Mount Gay XO, which helps to bring this robust flavour forward even more.
Recently the distributor for Mount Gay Rum (Select Wines), arranged for me to receive a sample of the Mount Gay Eclipse Black Rum for the purpose of reviewing their new rum here on my website.
Here is an excerpt from my review:
"… What settles into those breezes is rich aromas of molasses, leather and tobacco, smoky dry fruit, ripe banana, ginger, cinnamon, cloves and black pepper corns. The rum has a rich bronze colour, and when I give my glass a gentle tilt, and swirl the liquid slowly to cover the sides I am greeted with a thick oily sheen which imparts thick legs on the side of the glass…"
You may read the full review here:
Review: Mount Gay Eclipse Black
I have included a new recipe for the rum which I call Cold Fusion.
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"X" Marks The Spot in Xavier's Room
Name: Xavier
Location: Vancouver, Canada
We wanted to create a "little boy's" room that "Little X" could grow into; as opposed to a nursery. It also had to fit in with the rest of our apartment's design aesthetic.
Working to a tight budget - like most new parents - a vast majority of the pieces were either gifts from family, or purchased from IKEA. The room was originally our solarium and measures less than 7' x 7'. We also faced the challenge that 3 of the 4 walls were either glass doors or windows.
Decoration-wise, we included a mix of photos, artwork and classic design pieces. And being Australian ex-pats living in Canada, we also wanted the room to have few decorative salutes to our homeland.
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A study at four hospitals found that nurses who took an unexpected pay cut reported higher levels of insomnia than their colleagues whose pay did not change.
But insomnia symptoms dropped sharply for nurses whose supervisors were trained to offer emotional support and full information to those suffering the salary cut.
"There's both bad news and good news in these results," said Jerald Greenberg, author of the study and professor of management and human resources at Ohio State University 's Fisher College of Business.
The bad news is that sources of stress in the workplace - such as a pay cut - really can have a negative physiological effect on workers. Insomnia has been linked to workplace accidents and lowered productivity.
But the good news is that management can help minimize these problems both easily and inexpensively, Greenberg said.
"There's nothing magical about the supervisor training I did at the hospitals during the study," he said. "But unfortunately, it is seldom done at many organizations."
The study was published this week in the January 2006 issue of the Journal of Applied Psychology.
The study was conducted at four private hospitals in different cities in the Northeast. All the hospitals were owned by the same large health care organization.
Greenberg was already working with the hospitals on a different project when he learned about plans to implement a new pay system at the hospitals. Instead of being paid hourly and receiving overtime pay, nurses were being converted to salaried employees, working the same number of hours. The result was that the nurses' pay would be reduced by about 10 percent.
The company decided to implement the pay cut in phases, with nurses at two of the hospitals receiving the pay cuts first.
Greenberg received permission to study how the stress caused by the pay cut affected the workers. In the end, 467 nurses at the four hospitals participated in the research.
Before pay cuts were announced, nurses at all four hospitals filled out questionnaires over four weeks measuring their levels of insomnia. In week five, nurses at two of the hospitals were informed about the new salary system that would reduce their pay.
Nurses continued using the insomnia questionnaires the following four weeks. Results showed that nurses who experienced the pay cut showed "dramatic increases" in symptoms of insomnia, to an average score of 6 on a 7-point scale, Greenberg said. The average score before the pay cut was half that, he said.
Greenberg conducted supervisor training at one of the two hospitals where the nurses received salary reductions as well as one which did not have pay cuts. The training consisted of two four-hour sessions conducted on consecutive days.
The training involved what is known as "interactional justice" - the perceived fairness of the treatment people receive from authority figures such as supervisors, Greenberg said. Greenberg trained the supervisors on such skills as how to treat others with politeness, dignity and respect, how to show emotional support, and how to avoid intimidation, manipulation and degradation. He also explained the importance of providing thorough, accurate and complete explanations of key decisions, and the importance of being accessible to discuss issues with employees.
"Everyone I know in management agrees these types of behaviors are important and necessary," Greenberg said. "But just because people say it is important doesn't mean they are putting it into practice. The message I gave was not unique, but sometimes it takes something like a training session to really help supervisors do what they know is best."
And in fact, this study showed that nurses who worked for supervisors who received this training showed steep drops in their levels of insomnia in the four weeks following the training. Meanwhile, nurses whose supervisors did not receive the training saw small drops in insomnia levels after the four-week period, but nothing compared to the nurses with the trained supervisors.
After six months, Greenberg went back and tested all the nurses again. He found that nurses with trained supervisors saw their levels of insomnia continue to fall, to the point where their levels were just slightly higher than those nurses whose pay had not been cut at all. Those nurses with untrained supervisors saw small decreases in insomnia levels, but they were still significantly higher than all other nurses.
Greenberg said he believes the training was successful because it helped supervisors focus more attention than normal on how they treated their employees -- and at a particularly stress-provoking time when those employees needed help.
"Most supervisors believe they treat their employees with dignity and respect, and they may be right. But in a high-stress time like these nurses were experiencing, you really have to go over the top in convincing people that you care, and that you're there to support and help them," Greenberg said.
"If you are too subtle, employees are likely to miss the message when they are under stress."
Because the training sessions were so successful, Greenberg repeated them after the study was completed for the supervisors of the two hospitals that had not yet instituted the new salary system. As a result, supervisors there were prepared when the pay cuts were announced.
Greenberg said he believes these results apply for other sources of job-related stress, not just pay cuts. That means other types of stress also may cause physical symptoms, such as insomnia, and that proper supervisor training may minimize those effects.
Greenberg said he plans to test his theory that supervisory training in interactional justice can be even more effective if it is conducted before stressful workplace events occur, such as the pay cut at these hospitals. He believes this would constitute a "preventative effect" instead of the "therapeutic effects" he found in this study, where training was administered after the stress-inducing event already occurred.
Written by Jeff Grabmeier, 614-292-8457; email@example.com


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This year, the 8th Annual Women's History Month Street Painting Festival will bring to a closing the
March month long festivities of Women's History Month. The festival is a lively mixture of art and community involvement, as dozens of chalk artists create their works of art in full view of students and visitors. Vendors, Chalk Artists, Graffiti Artists, Campus Amenities, Community Agencies and more attract hundreds of people each day (view media coverage from past years). This non-profit event raises funding for scholarships offered through the SWC Women's Resource Center and directly supports the aspirations of SWC students.
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APPELBEE, Leonard
ATKINS, Samuel
A calm
AUERBACH, Frank
Head of Helen Gillespie III
BACHELIER, Jean-Jacques
Still life with flowers and a violin
BACON, Francis
Study for Figure IV
BAKST, Léon
Indo Persian Dance (Marchesa Casati)
BATONI, Pompeo Girolamo
Edward Weld
BEALE, Mary
Mary Wither of Andwell
BEGA, Cornelis
Woman with wineglass and two male peasants
BELL, Vanessa
Bedroom, Gordon Square
BELL, Vanessa
Monte Oliveto
BEVAN, Robert
The green house, St John's Wood
BLAKE, William
St Paul before Felix and Drusilla
BOSCH, Follower of Hieronymus
The Temptation of St Anthony
BOTH, studio of Jan
An ox-cart in the landscape
BOUDIN, Eugène
St. Vaast-la-Hougue
BOUGUEREAU, William Adolphe
Virgin and Child
BOYLE / The Boyle Family, Mark
Study of anthills, Tanami Desert, Central Australia
BRIL, Paul
View of Bracciano
BRUEGHEL II, Pieter
The tax-collector's office
BUGIARDINI, Giuliano
Virgin and child
BURNE-JONES, Edward
Perseus and Andromeda
CARACCIOLO (called Battistello), Giovanni Battista
Two youths with grapes
CARRIERA, follower of Rosalba
Personification of winter
CARRIÈRE, Eugène
Study for the spandrel decoration of the Salon des Sciences, Hotel de Ville, Paris.
CIPPER, known as il Todeschini, Giacomo Francesco
Procuring scene
CLAESZ, Pieter
A still life with a roemer, a crab and a peeled lemon
CLAUS, Emile
Ampelio, old fisherman of Bordighera
COLE, George Vicat
Hayfield, near Days' Lock, Oxon
COLLIER, Edwaert
Letter rack
COLLIER, John
Priestess of Delphi
CONSTABLE, attributed to Lionel
CONSTABLE, attributed to Lionel
Summer sunset
COOPER, Thomas Sidney
Cow and sheep
COOPER, Thomas Sidney
Fording a brook, suburbs of Canterbury
COROT, Camille
The fisherman: evening effect
COROT, Camille
Woodland glade
COTES, Francis
Elizabeth, Lady Jones
COTMAN, John Sell
The old pigeon house, Downham Market
COURTOIS, Jacques
Rocky valley
COX, David
Mountain pass and sheep near Snowdon
COZZA, Francesco
Madonna and Child
DAUBIGNY, Charles François
Banks of the Seine
DAUBIGNY, Charles François
On the Oise
de LARGILLIÈRE, Nicolas
Frances Woollascott, an Augustinian Nun
DE WINT, Peter
Kenilworth Castle
DELVOYE, Wim
Untitled (Robert)
DEVIS, Anthony Thomas
DEVIS, Arthur
Portrait of a lady with a dog
DIXON, attributed to Matthew
Portrait of a man
DOLLMAN, John Charles
DOLLMAN, John Charles
The immigrants' ship
DOLLMAN, John Charles
Worse things happen at sea
DOU, Gerrit
Head of a youth
DOUGLAS, William Fettes
DROOCHSLOOT, Joost Cornelisz
Village kermis
DRUMMOND, Malcolm
At the piano
DRUMMOND, Malcolm
Still life with coffee pot
DUGHET, follower of Gaspard
Arcadian landscape
DUGHET, Gaspard
Aminta about to rescue Silvia
EASTLAKE, Charles
Cypress trees at the Villa d'Este
FANTIN-LATOUR, Henri
FANTIN-LATOUR, Henri
FEARON, Hilda
Studio interior
FERRARI, Luca
Venus preventing her son Aeneas from killing Helen of Troy
FRANCKEN II, Frans
A church interior with elegant figures strolling and figures attending mass
FRY, Roger
Still life: jug and eggs
GAINSBOROUGH, Thomas
Madame Lebrun
GAROLI, attributed to Pietro Francesco
Capriccio - interior of the Colosseum, Rome
GERICAULT, Théodore
Head of a Youth
GHEERAERTS the Younger and studio, attributed to Marcus
Magdalen Poultney, later Lady Aston
GILMAN, Harold
Interior with a washstand
GIORDANO, Luca
St John the Evangelist
GIORDANO, Luca
The riches of the sea with Neptune, tritons and two nereids
GLENDENING, Alfred Augustus
Harvest time, Surrey
GLOVER, John
Twilight, Ullswater
GOLDSWORTHY, Andy
Line to follow colours in rock - Mount Victor Station, South Australia
GORE, Spencer
Autumn, Sussex
GOTCH, Thomas Cooper
GOWER, George
Portrait of a lady
GRAFF, Anton
Baroness von Cerrini di Monte Varchi
GRIMALDI, Giovanni Francesco
Classical landscape
GRIMM, Samuel Hieronymous
The Grange Hall, Horne farm and Woolley Wood
GUARDI, Francesco
An architectural capriccio
GUZZARDI, Giuseppe
Boys in a kitchen
HALLS, John James
Thomas Wilson
HAMILTON, William
Middle eastern port
HAREUX, Ernest Victor
Summer night at Grave
HERRING SR., John Frederick
HICKS, George Elgar
The dead goldfinch ("All that was left to love")
HIGHMORE, Joseph
The artist's wife Susanna, son Anthony and daughter Susanna
HILDER, Richard
HILLS, Robert
Soay sheep in a landscape
HIRSCHHORN, Thomas
HIRSCHHORN, Thomas
Untitled, George Orwell
HOGARTH, William
William FitzHerbert
HOLBEIN the younger, after Hans
King Henry VIII
HONE, Nathaniel
Naval officer
HOWITT, William Samuel
Kangaroos (Didelphis Gigantia)
HUET, Paul
Landscape with a thundery sky
HUNT, William Holman
Christ and the two Marys
HUNTER, Colin
Waiting for the homeward bound
IACOVLEFF, Alexandre
A lama
IACOVLEFF, Alexandre
Mohammed Rafi
INNES, James Dickson
Spanish landscape
JOHN, Gwen
The convalescent
JOHNSON, Cornelius
A lady, thought to be Catherine Fenn
JONES, David
JONGKIND, Johan Barthold
Vue d'Isere pres de La Côte-Saint-André
KAUFFMANN, Angelica
Diana and her nymphs bathing
KENNINGTON, Thomas Benjamin
The pinch of poverty
KETEL, Cornelis
Richard Goodricke of Ribston, Yorkshire
KETTLE, Tilly
Woman with a muff
KNELLER, Godfrey
Lady Henrietta Crofts, Duchess of Bolton
KOSSOFF, Leon
York Way railway bridge, evening over London
LANDSEER, Edwin
Wild duck in flight
LANG, Nikolaus
Dedicated to the vanished Adelaide Tribe (from Imaginary figurations no. 8)
LARGILLIÈRE, attributed to Nicolas de
Portrait of a Frenchman
LAWRENCE, Thomas
Caroline Matilda Sotheron
LEAR, Edward
A distant view of Mt. Athos
LEES, Derwent
Lyndra by the Blue Pool, Dorset
LEIGHTON, Frederic
The feigned death of Juliet
LELY, Peter
Portrait of a man, thought to be George Booth, Lord Delamere
LEWIS, Edward Morland
Ferryside, South Wales
LeWITT, Sol
Tangled Bands
LHOTE, André
Church at Normandy (Église de Normandie)
LINGELBACH, Johannes
Landscape with hunters
LINNELL, John
Mr Clare
LINNELL, John
Mrs Clare
LLOYD, Thomas James
LONG, Richard
Stone circle
LORRAIN, Claude
Capriccio with ruins of the Roman Forum
MAES, Nicolaes
Portrait of a lady
MARKS, Barnett Samuel
Portrait of Jacob Montefiore, J.P., F.R.G.S.
MARLOW, William
View of the Palais des Papes, Avignon
MARSHALL, Thomas Falcon
Emigration - the parting day "Good Heaven! what sorrows gloom'd that parting day etc" Goldsmith
MARTIN, John
Moonlight - Chepstow Castle
Master of UTTENHEIM
St Martin of Tours and St Nicholas of Bari
MENPES, Mortimer
A rush to the stall
MENPES, Mortimer
At home in Mandalay
MENPES, Mortimer
Girl in a Japanese garden, Spring
MENPES, Mortimer
Japanese street scene
MENPES, Mortimer
Japanese woman carrying a baby on her back
MENPES, Mortimer
Marie Jeanne
MENPES, Mortimer
Portrait of Dorothy holding flowers
MENPES, Mortimer
Sun and lanterns
MENPES, Mortimer
The Lido
MONNOYER, Jean-Baptiste
Still life with basket of flowers
MOORE, Albert
A workbasket
MORE, Jacob
A distant view of Rome across the Tiber
MORLAND, George
Outside the Bull's Head
MORRIS, Phillip Richard
The sailor's wedding
NEEFFS THE ELDER, Peeter
A church interior with elegant figures strolling and figures attending mass
NICHOLSON, William
Moel Goedog
NICHOLSON, William
Studio in snow, Sutton Veny
NOLETTI, called il Maltese, Francesco
St.Cecilia: an allegory of music
NONO, Luigi
Prayer (Preghiera)
NOWELL, Arthur T
Hide and seek
OLIVER, Isaac
Man with fair hair and beard
OLSSON, Julius
St. Ives Bay
PALMER, Samuel
Summer Storm near Pulborough, Sussex
PALMER, Samuel
The rustic dinner
PASMORE, Victor
Linear Development In Three Movements
PASMORE, Victor
The park
PASSEROTTI, Bartolomeo
The Coronation of the Virgin with Saints Luke, Dominic, and John the Evangelist
PEAKE, Robert
Frances, Lady Reynell, of West Ogwell, Devon
PEDDER, John
PEPLOE, Samuel John
Still life with pears and wineglass
PIERRE, Jean-Baptiste Marie
PIPER, John
Llugwy Crag
PISSARRO, Camille
Prairie à Éragny
PISSARRO, Lucien
Campagne Orovida, the laurustinus
PITATI, Bonifazio de'
Rest on the Flight into Egypt
POKITONOV, Ivan
Environs of Liege (Aux environs de Liége)
POYNTER, Edward John
Helena and Hermia
PRETI, Mattia
The crucifixion of St Andrew
PROUT, Samuel
Salving from the wreck
PULZONE, Scipione
Cardinal Ferdinando de' Medici, later Grand Duke Ferdinando I of Tuscany
RAEBURN, Henry
Archibald Trotter of Bush
RAMSAY, Allan
King George III in coronation robes
RAVEN, Samuel
The Duchess of Clarence, later Queen Adelaide
RECCO, Giuseppe
The riches of the sea with Neptune, tritons and two nereids
RENOIR, Auguste
Coco (The artist's youngest son, Claude)
REYNOLDS, Joshua
Dr John Armstrong
REYNOLDS, Joshua
Robert Henley, second Earl of Northington
ROBERTS, William
The model
ROBERTS, William
The Salute
ROBINSON, Frederick Cayley
Souvenir of a past age
view of City of Wells
ROMANELLI, attributed to Giovanni
Education of the virgin
ROMNEY, George
Charlotte, Mrs Thomas Raikes
ROMNEY, George
Colonel Robert Abercrombie
ROOKER, Michael Angelo
A view of a ruined castle
ROSA, Salvator
Scene from Greek history: Thales causing the river to flow on both sides of the Lydian army
ROSA, Salvator
Scene from Greek history: The deaf-mute son of King Croesus prevents the Persians from killing his father
ROSSETTI, Dante Gabriel
The loving cup
ROWLANDSON, Thomas
The brilliants
SAMACCHINI, Orazio
The Holy Family, with St Catherine of Alexandria, St Margaret of Antioch and St Francis of Assisi
SANDBY, Paul
Approaching Rochester and the Medway
SCHMALZ, Herbert G
Zenobia's last look on Palmyra
SCOTT, William
Pots and pear
SEGANTINI, Giovanni
SERRES, Dominic
Foudroyant and Pégase entering Portsmouth Harbour, 1782
SERRES, Dominic
Harbour scene
SEVERN, Joseph
The deserted village
SHEE, Martin Archer
Major O'Shea of the Loyal Cork Legion
SICKERT, Walter
The Raising of Lazarus
SMITH, Matthew
Quinces and a jug
SMITH, Matthew
SOLIMENA, Francesco
Madonna and Child
SOLIMENA, Francesco
St Paul
STERN, Ignaz
Bacchus and Ariadne
STOKES, Adrian Scott
The wet west wind
STRINGA, Francesco
The Crucifixion with St John the Evangelist and the Three Marys
STROZZI, Bernardo
St Francis of Assisi adoring the Crucifix
SWAINE, Francis
The Landing of the Sailor Prince at Spithead
TACCONI, Innocenzo
The adoration of the Magi
TALMAGE, Algernon
The Glittering Stream, Hyde Park, London
TASSEL, Jean
The adoration of the shepherds
Pictorial panel with fragment of border decoration - coastal landscape
Pictorial panel with fragment of border decoration - hill landscape
TILBORGH the younger, Gillis van
Village kermis
Alnwick Castle
Scarborough town and castle: morning: boys catching crabs
UGLOW, Euan
Seated girl
St Francis receiving the stigmata
Colonel George Gawler
The children of Mr and Mrs Peter Cumming
UNKNOWN [Byzantine, Crete 15th century]
The Crucifixion
UTRILLO, Maurice
van de VELDE the younger and studio, Willem
A wijdschip and a kaag in an inlet close to a sea-wall
van de VELDE, Esaias
A landscape with travellers crossing a bridge before a small dwelling, horsemen in the foreground
VAN DEN HECKEN, Abraham
A scholar in his studio
van der AST, Balthasar
Still life
VAN DYCK, Anthony
A married couple
van MIEREVELD, attributed to Michiel Jansz
Portrait of a gentleman
van MIEREVELD, Michiel Jansz
George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham
van OS, Jan
van RUISDAEL, Jacob
Landscape with a mill-run and ruins
van RUYSDAEL, Salomon
River landscape with ferry
van RUYSDAEL, Salomon
The halt at the inn
van STRIJ, Jacob
Figures in a forest landscape
VARLEY, John
City on a river
VERBOOM, Adriaen Hendricksz.
Landscape with hunters
VERELST, Simon
Portrait of an Ambassador
VERNET, Claude-Joseph
The four times of day: Evening
VERNET, Claude-Joseph
The four times of day: Midday
VERNET, Claude-Joseph
The four times of day: Morning
VERNET, Claude-Joseph
The four times of day: Night
WARD, James
Portrait of Dash, a Favourite Spaniel, the Property of Lady Frances Vane-Tempest
WARHOL, Andy
Henry Gillespie
Circe Invidiosa
WATTS, George Frederick
A nymph
WATTS, George Frederick
Love and Death
WATTS, George Frederick
Olympus on Ida
WATTS, George Frederick
WEBSTER, George
A view from the West Coast of Africa
WESTALL, Richard
The birds' nest
WHEATLEY, Francis
The Blind Pedlar
WILSON, Richard
Cicero with his friend Atticus and brother Quintus, at his villa at Arpinum
WILSON, Richard
Dinas Bran from Llangollen
Workshop of François CLOUET
Portrait of a lady in a bejewelled dress and headdress
WOUWERMAN, Philips
A cavalry battle
WRIGHT of Derby, Joseph
A view of Vesuvius from Posillipo, Naples
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Ouros, the black wizard, brought his party to the port city of Terminum under false pretenses. Unaware of Ouros' past crimes or of his intentions, Baldric, Woltan, and Niles travel with him.
The party awoke in the middle of the night to discover that the inn they were staying at has caught fire! Thanks to some quick thinking and action, they managed to escape the burning building, rescuing the other occupants as they did so. However, Ouros' was witnessed to be casting spells at the building as it was on fire, and thus ended up as the top suspect for the arson.
Baldric managed talked the guards out of arresting Ouros, taking personal responsibility for Ouros' actions. A choice that he surely will not regret in the near future.
With the matter of the burning inn unsolved for the moment, the party left to find employment in order to earn some coin, having used up the last of their purse at their now destroyed lodging. They find their way to the Sleep and Hunger Inn, a tavern at the shadier side of town, reputed for being a smuggler's hangout.