Kevin Hart: Four Shows Scheduled at the Hampton Coliseum
January 20, 2012 by Trend PK
Filed under Entertainment
Bill Cosby and Eddie Murphy better watch out because Kevin Hart is the person who is making everyone laugh now. In the Hampton Roads area of Virginia his tickets have been selling like crazy. Today it has been announced that he will perform a fourth show at the Hampton Coliseum due to the fact that his other three performances have already been sold out. The new show is scheduled to take place on Sunday, February 14th and tickets will go on sale noon January 20th.
Currently, Kevin Hart’s schedule has him performing twice on Saturday, February 11th and twice on Sunday February 12th as well. The tickets to attend are running people between $36 and $66.
Kevin Hart is making a great name for himself obviously because the only act that has been able to sell out the Hampton Coliseum back to back has been Phish. Just imagine how many people are going to be in the place the Coliseum is known for being able to hold up to 13,800 people.
For those who are thinking of making it to the fourth show you may want to be placing your orders right about now.
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Boat service in Attaabad to resume today
HUNZA: The Attababd boat service suspended due to flood threats will be resumed today. The service was started for affectees of tehsil Gojal on February 14 and suspended on May 16.
According to official sources, initially, boat service will be used as cargo service and commercial items and aid goods will be transported for the people of Gojal. The boat owners directed to bring their boats near platform made at Attabad. Two boats will be travel at a time whereas traveling without life jackets will be prohibited.
On the other hand, inflow in the lake is 11,300 cusecs and outflow is more than 12,000 cusecs.
US citizens sentenced 10-year prison term
SARGODHA: Anti terror court sentenced five US citizens arrested under terror charges imprisonment of 10 years each here on Thursday. They were arrested in 2009.
The U.S. citizens, aged 19 to 25 at the time of their arrest, have been on trial since being detained on charges they sought terrorist training from Taliban guerrillas in militant strongholds near the border with Afghanistan.
Two are of Pakistani descent, two of Ethiopian origin and one of Egyptian background. All are friends from the northern Virginia suburbs of Washington D.C.
Prices at Karachi wholesale commodity market
KARACHI: Following were the prices at Karachi wholesale commodity market, as issued by Department of Agriculture and Livestock here on Monday.
CEREALS
Wheat Maxi Pak 40 Kg. 960 to 980
Wheat Flour (Atta No 2 1/2) 1060 to 1080
Maida ” 1120 to 1160
Suji ” 1100 to 1140
Barley (Punjab) ” —
Barley (Sindh) ” 940 to 955
Sorghum (Jowar) ” 674 to 714
Maize ” 650 to 700
Millet (Bajra) ” 660 to 700
Gwara (Tharparkar) ” 780 to 810
Gwara (Nawabshah) ” 780 to 810
Gwara (Bahawalpur) ” 680 to 710
Gwara (Punjab) ” 680 to 710
Wheat Bran ” 460 to 480
RICE 40 Kg
Basmati Super ” 3100 to 3300
Basmati Karnal ” 3300 to 3400
Basmati Saila ” 2800 to 3600
Basmati 386 ” 1760 to 1840
Basmati 385 ” 1600 to 1800
Basmati Broken ” 1180 to 1280
Irri 9 (Punjab) ” —
Irri 6 (Sindh) ” 1100 to 1160
Irri 9 (Sindh) ” 1140 to 1180
OIL SEEDS 40 Kg
Rapeseed (Dadu) ” 1300 to 1340
Rapeseed (Mirpur) ” 1700 to 1740
Rapeseed (Sukkur) ” —
Rapeseed (Nawabshah) ” 1740 to 1780
Rapeseed (Punjab) ” —
Sesamum (Till) ” 3420 to 3780
Groundnut 3000 to 3200
Castor Seed (Punjab) ” —
Castor Seed (Sindh) ” 1380 to 1480
Tara Mira Seed ” 1500 to 1650
Soybean Seed ” 1320 to 1380
Sunflower Seed ” 1400 to 1550
Saltflower Seed ” —
Canola Seed ” 1220 to 1380
EDIBLE OILS
Coconut Oil 40 Kg. 8000 to 9000
Rape and Mustard Oil ” 4280 to 4400
Tara Mira Oil ” 4900 to 5200
Soybean Oil ” 4200 to 4400
Sunflower Oil ” 5000 to 5800
Canola Oil ” 4000 to 4400
Cotton Seed Oil ” 5000 to 5500
Vanaspati Ghee 16 Kg. 1760 to 2080
OIL SEED CAKES
Cotton seed With Bag 50 Kg. 790 to 870
Rape and Mustard 40 Kg. 860 to 920
PULSES (Whole) 40Kg
Mash (Sindh) ” —
Mash (Imported) ” 4500 to 4800
Masur(Imported) ” 3200 to 3400
Mung (Punjab) ” 4000 to 4400
Mung (Sindh) ” —
Mung (Imported) ” —
Gram Whole (Yellow) ” 1300 to 1480
Gram Whole (Imported) ” —
Gram White (Kabli) ” 2600 to 3400
Gram Black ” 1600 to 1800
Arhar ” 3200 to 3600
PULSES SPLIT (Washed)
Mash 40 Kg. 5200 to 5400
Mung ” 4600 to 5000
Masur ” 3600 to 3800
Arhar ” 3800 to 4000
Gram ” 2000 to 2040
SUGAR
Sugar Refined 40 Kg 2460 to 2500
Sugar Desi Khandari ” – –
Gur ” 2400 to 2600
TOBACCO
Hooka Tobacco 40.Kg N.A
Punjab Desi ” ”
Bidi (Tobacco) No 3 ” ”
Bidi (Tobacco) No 4 ” ”
Naswari ” ”
Chilam Tobacco ” ”
Virginia No 5 ” ”
Sindh Mixture No 4 ” ”
SPICES (Whole)
Chillies Dry Whole(India) 40.KG
Kunri (Dandicut) ” 5600 to 6400
Chillies dry whole (Desi) ” —
Cumminseed white (Zeera) ” 9800 to 10500
Cumminseed black (Zeera) 11500 to 13000
Ajwan ” 3100 to 3600
Turmeric Gantha ” 7500 to 8500
Turmeric Lambi ” 8500 to 9500
Coriander seed No.1 ” 4500 to 5500
Coriander seed No. 2 ” 4000 to 4500
Fenugreek (Methi) (Pak) ” 2800 to 3200
Tamarind ” 1600 to 2000
Garlic ” 4300 to 4500
Plum Dry ” 9600 to 10000
LIVESTOCK PRODUCT
Ghee
Punjab (Desi) 16.KG 6000 to 7000
Sindh (Desi) ” 5000 to 6000
MILK MILK PRODUCTS
Cow 40.litter 1480 to 1560
Buffalo – 1880 to 1960
Butter 1 Kg 220 to 240
Cream ” 180 to 200
MEAT
Beef (With Bones) 40.KG 6800 to 7800
Mutton ” N.A
EGGS AND POULTRY
Eggs (Desi) 30 Dozen 2050 to 2150
Eggs (Farm) ” 1670 to 1690
Hen (Desi) Per Kg 190
Hen (Brioler) ” 136
Hen (Layer) ” 82
HIDES Grade
Wet Salted: I II
COW
Extra Large Per Piece 3300 3000
Large 2600 2500
Medium 2200 1900
Small 1300 1100
BUFFALO I II III
Extra Large ” 2500 2300 1800
Large ” 1600 1300 —
Medium ” 1050 850 —
Small ” 700 600 —
SKINS I II III
GOAT
Extra Large 460 235 170
Large ” 380 200 150
Medium ” 310 160 140
Small ” 190 140 110
SHEEP
Extra Large Per Piece 540 430 295
Large ” 460 365 255
Medium ” 420 330 345
Small ” 205 175 155
DRY FRUITS 40 KG
Almond (Katha) ” 3750 to 4800
Almond (Giri) ” 20000 to 25000
Almond (Kagzi) I ” 4500 to 5500
Almond (Kagzi) II ” 3800 to 4800
Wallnut in shell I ” 5800 to 6800
Walnut in Shell-II ” 5200 to 5800
Walnut(Kernel) ” 4800 to 5600
Raisin I ” 8200 to 9000
Raisin II ” 5800 to 7000
Apricot I ” 5200 to 6000
Apricot II ” 4800 to 5200
Chilgoza (Roasted) ” 28000 to 40000
Pistachio (Peshawari) ” 45000 to 55000
Pistachio (Kandhari) ” —
Coconut (Edible) ” 3900 to 5000
Coconut (F.M.S.) ” 4500 to 6500
Dates (Khajoor) ” 3000 to 4000
Dry Dates (Chohara) ” 4400 to 6000
FRESH FRUITS
Apple (Kashmiri) – –
Apple (Amri) 40 Kg – –
Apple (Kulu) ” 1400 to 1600
Apple (Mashadi) ” – –
Apple (Golden) ” – –
Apricot ” 900 to 1100
Grape (Monnaq) ” – –
Grape (Gole) ” – –
Grape (Sundrekhan) ” – –
Pomegranate (Bedana) ” – –
Pomegranate ((Kandhari) ” – –
Fruiter 100 Nos – –
Grape Fruit ” 920 to 980
Sweet Lemon (Mitha) ” – –
Kinnow ” – –
Mosumbi ” – –
Malta ” – –
Guava 40 Kg 1300 to 1500
Garma ” 700 to 800
Musk Melon (Sarda) ” – –
Chikoo ” 1200 to 1400
Peaches ” 1100 to 1300
Pear ” – –
Cherry ” 5500 to 6000
Bare ” – -
Mango (Desi) 40 Kg 550 to 650
Mango (Langra) ” 700 to 800
Mango (Chounsa) ” 1200 to 1400
Mango (Sindhri) ” 1000 to 1200
Mango (Anwer Retole) ” 1200 to 1400
Mango (Fajri) ” – -
Mango (Doseri) ” 800 to 1000
Mango (Seroli) ” 800 to 1000
Lychy ” 5000 to 5500
Strawbery ” — —
Papaya ” 1000 to 1200
Melon ” 800 to 1000
Water Melon ” 320 to 400
Jamun ” 1800 to 2000
Plum ” 2400 to 2600
Amlok ” – –
Phalsa ” 1100 to 1300
Loquat ” – –
Banana Per Doz 16 to 24
Custard Apple (Sharifa) ” – –
VEGETABLES: 40 KG
Potato White ” 640 to 720
Onion ” 540 to 660
Ginger ” 3700 to 3900
Tomato ” 740 to 860
Three dead, 10 missing in US gas explosion
June 8, 2010 by Trend PK
Filed under World News
WASHINGTON: Another massive explosion rocked the US oil and gas industry last night, with three people reported dead and ten missing.
The natural gas pipeline explosion in North Texas caused a massive blast that could be heard up to eight miles away.
Laura Harlin, a resident in the town of Granbury, said the explosion made a “huge rumbling” and sounded like a tornado.
Enterprise Products Partners owns the 36-inch pipeline, which is part of its Texas Intra-state system.
Chester Nolen, city manager of Cleburne, Texas, the nearest city to the blast, said ten people were missing after the blast.
The blast was originally thought to be an oil well explosion. An electrical crew was digging a hole when it struck the gas pipeline, an emergency services spokesman in Hood County, Texas, said.
Enterprise spokesman Rick Rainey said: “We have isolated that segment of line. Our crews have been dispatched to the scene.”
In a separate incident a crew drilling a natural gas well through an abandoned coal mine in West Virginia were caught in a massive fireball when they hit a pocket of methane that ignited.
ncaa baseball tournament 2010
May 31, 2010 by Trend PK
Filed under World News
Florida International is in the 2010 NCAA Baseball Tournament now. With the help of streaking Garrett Wittels, Florida International won the Sun Belt championship game on Sunday, extending their season at least two
more games. Florida International will be seeded in the 64 team field and placed into one of the regional brackets which get announced on Monday, May 31st. Odds are good that they will either play in the Gainesville Regional or the Coral Gables Regional in order to stick a bit close to home during the first round of the tournament. It will give FIU and Garret Wittels a chance to shine even more when the schedule kicks into place.
Washington State finished the season with a 34-20 overall record, posting a 15-12 record in a very tough Pac-10 Conference. Pointing to how tough the conference was this year, Arizona State, which won the regular season Pac-10 championship, is the No. 1 overall seed in the 2010 NCAA Tournament. There are several other Pac-10 teams that made the tournament as well, including UCLA, Oregon, and Arizona just to name a few. They received their marching orders on May 31st as well, and all of these Pac-10 teams will be playing in difference regional tournaments.
Every team that makes the 2010 NCAA Baseball Tournament is placed into a four team grouping. Within those four teams is a double-elimination tournament, where one team emerges to play in the Super Regionals or basically the second round. Just 16 teams emerge from the Regionals, and just eight teams emerge from the Super Regionals to make up the final field of eight teams that will play for the 2010 College Baseball World Series.
Joining Coastal Carolina in the double-elimination regional are the College of Charleston, North Carolina State and Stony Brook. The Chanticleers will open with Seawolves, who won the America East title. The Cougars will play the Wolfpack in the other opener.
Coastal Carolina leads the nation with 51 wins and won all 25 of their games to take the Big South Conference crown.
Each of the 16 regional winners advance to the super regionals, with the eight remaining teams earning trips to the College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska, beginning June 19.
The winner of the Columbia regional plays the winner of the regional hosted by Coastal Carolina.
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college world series 2010
May 31, 2010 by Trend PK
Filed under World News
Auburn, seeded first in its regional, will play host to Clemson, Southern Miss and Jacksonville State beginning Friday at Plainsman Park.
The NCAA College World Series field of 64 was announced on Monday.
The Tigers, winners of the SEC Western Division, will face Jacksonville State while Clemson will play Southern Miss. Game times will be announced later.
Meanwhile, Alabama will go on the road to Atlanta and the Georgia Tech regional. Alabama, the second seed, will face third-seeded Elon in the first game. Top-seeded Georgia Tech and Mercer will follow in the second game.
The Yellow Jackets are one of eight seeds in the national tournament (8). The top seed is Arizona State followed by Texas, Florida, Coastal Carolina, Virginia, UCLA, and Louisville.
Eight SEC teams made the tournament including Alabama, Auburn, LSU, Ole Miss, Vanderbilt, Arkansas, South Carolina and Florida. Over in the other side of the 2010 College World Series bracket we have No. 10 seeded Arizona against No. 15 Tennessee in a 4 p.m. PST match on June 3rd. That game will then be followed by No. 6 Georgia vs. No. 3 Washington at 6:30 p.m. PST. The winners face off at 6 p.m. PST on Friday, June 4th, and the losers play at 11 a.m. on Saturday June 5th.
This could be a very interesting double elimination tournament, and there are a number of great teams left in the 2010 College World Series that could potentially win the whole thing. Washington might be the favorite, but you can never count out UCLA, or that high-powered offense coming out of Florida.
pungo strawberry festival
May 29, 2010 by Trend PK
Filed under World News
Pungo, Virginia is a rural community located in the southern portion of the independent city of Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA.
Like most of Southern Virginia Beach, the area of Pungo is surrounded by farmland. The community is known for its Pungo Strawberry Festival, which is held every Spring.
The 27th annual Pungo Strawberry Festival is held on May 29th and 30th, 2010, at 9 am to 7 pm on each day. Admission is free.
Saturday, May 29, 2010:
9:00 am Beside Pungo – Elementary School Art Show Opens
9:00 am 4H Area – Livestock Show – Resume Fitting and Showmanship Classes – concluded with the Senior Show Off
9:00 am Pungo – Bob Glass with Tributes to Elvis
9:15 am Strawberry Opening Ceremonies
9:30 am Military Area – Camouflage Face Painting at Marine Corp Tent
10:00 am Grand Parade
12:00 pm Country – Troy Hedspeth And SBC Band
Strawberry – Bobby the Clown
12:30 pm Pungo – The Janitors
1:00 pm Beside 7-11 – Dr. Lori’s Antiques Appraisals Comedy Tour
1:30 pm 4H Area – Lamb Obstacle Course
Military Area – Fentress Fire Truck Water Demo
1:45 pm Strawberry – Awards Presentation
2:00 pm Strawberry – Pie Eating Contest
Military Area – Security Forces Langley Air Force Base Police – Dog Demonstrations
2:30 pm Country – Borderline
4H Area – Lamb Obstacle Contest
Military Area – Fire Truck Water Demonstration
2:45 pm Pungo – Coolin Out
3:00 pm Strawberry – VA Fancy Feet Cloggers
3:30 pm Military Area – Security Forces Langley Air Force Base Police – Dog Demonstrations
4:00 pm Strawberry – Energy Level Dance Studio
Military Area – Fire Truck Water Demonstration
4:30 pm Country – Rhythm Sensation Cloggers
Beside 7-11 – Dr. Lori’s Antiques Appraisals Comedy Tour
5:00 pm 4H Area – Livestock Auction
Pungo – El Kabong
Military Area – Camouflage Face Painting Marine Corps Main Tent
7:00 pm Strawberry Field A Flag Retirement Ceremony
Sunday, May 30th,2010:
9:00 am Pungo – Roan Mountain Bluegrass
9:30 am Military Area – Camouflage Face Painting Marine Corps Main Tent
10:00 am Pungo – Old Time Gospel Singers
11:00 am Pungo – The Joys
Beside 7-11 – Dr. Lori’s Antiques Appraisals Comedy Tour
4H Area – Pollination Corn Hole with Southeast Virginia Beekeepers Guild
12:00 pm Strawberry – Flatland Cloggers
Country – Heather Edward’s Band
Strawberry – Bobby the Clown
Military Area – Nightingale Landing and Tours
4H Area – Story Time with 4-H Guiding Eyes for the Blind – Puppy Raisers
1:15 pm Pungo – The Gentlemen and Their Lady
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1:30 pm Military Area – Fentress Fire Truck Water Demonstration
2:00 pm Strawberry – Pie Eating Contest
2:30 pm Country – C.M.A. Recording Artist Doug Dunn and The Steel River Band
4H Area – Dog Agility Demonstration
Military Area – Fentress Fire Truck Water Demo
3:00 pm Strawberry – Dragon Force Karate
3:15 pm Pungo – Bill Deal’s Rhondels
4:00 pm Strawberry – Rob Wescott the Magician
Military Area – Fentress Fire Truck Water Demo
Oil stops gushing from Gulf of Mexico well
May 27, 2010 by Trend PK
Filed under World News
NEW ORLEANS: BP has stopped the oil gushing out of a ruptured Gulf of Mexico well, US officials said Thursday, but cautioned it was still too early to declare victory in the five-week disaster.
“They”ve been able to stabilize the wellhead, they”re pumping mud down it. They”ve stopped the hydrocarbons from coming up,” said Coast Guard chief Thad Allen, who is coordinating the US government”s battle against the oil spill.
He told local radio WWL First News that BP “had some success overnight” but cautioned the British energy giant was “in a period of kind of wait and see right now where they see how the well stabilizes.”
“So everybody is cautiously optimistic, but there is no reason to declare victory yet. We need to watch it very, very carefully.”
The news came after BP yesterday launched a maneuver dubbed a “top kill” in a bid to plug the leak which has been gushing oil into the Gulf since a April 20 explosion ripped through the Deepwater Horizon drilling platform.
After at least two failed attempts to cap the spill, BP has come under increasing pressure from the US administration and furious residents helplessly watching oil wash ashore, with 100 miles (160 kilometers) of Louisiana coastline now contaminated.
President Barack Obama moved Thursday to extend a moratorium on deepwater oil drilling for six months.
He was to take questions at a press conference over the government”s handling of the spill ahead of his second visit to the region on Friday.
In a new development highlighting environmental problems, all 125 commercial fishing boats helping to clean up the oil off Louisiana”s Breton Sound were recalled after four workers reported health problems.
The crew members aboard three separate vessels working in the area “reported experiencing nausea, dizziness, headaches and chest pains,” the unified joint command center said.
It raised new questions about the risks of working with the thick gobs of oil washing up on shores here and the toxicity of tens of thousands of gallons of chemical dispersants used by BP to break up the slick.
After reviewing the disaster that sank the Deepwater Horizon rig, a White House aide said Obama would extend for six months a moratorium on offshore oil drilling in deep water.
He also will delay planned oil exploration projects off the coast of Alaska until after a review by a presidential commission.
Obama will also cancel plans to lease drilling rights in the western Gulf of Mexico and off the coast of Virginia, the aide said.
The work to cap the leak is being carried out by remote-controlled robotic submarines a mile (1,600 meters) below the surface.
It aims to drown the oil flow by dumping heavy drilling fluids on top, pushing back the oil long enough to dump cement on top and then seal it with cement.
After BP officials admitted there had been a litany of failures and warnings signs in the hours before the explosion, the New York Times reported that the company chose a casing for the well that was the riskier of two options, partly because it made “the best economic case.”
Citing a BP document, the daily said the concern with the method BP chose was that if the cement around the casing pipe did not seal properly, gases could leak all the way to the wellhead, where only a single seal would serve as a barrier.
The other option under consideration would have provided two barriers in case of a gas leak, the Times said.
Rig workers and company officials have said gases were leaking through the cement hours before the explosion.
Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal said Wednesday some 100 kilometers of his state”s coastline was now soiled, more than doubling the previous estimate. The oil is imperiling rare species of animal and plant life, and has also led to a major fishing ban in the marine rich waters.
A tour of coastal areas left the president of the local Plaquemines parish aghast at the devastation.
“The same oil that”s been out there two weeks ago is still out there. And nothing is being done,” Billy Nungesser told CNN Wednesday.
BP officials have also readied back-up options but some, including the drilling of relief wells to divert the flow and allow the original well to be capped, could take several months.
French Open: Nadal and Roddick advance
On the men’s side, four-time champion Rafael Nadal has reached the second round with a 6-2, 6-2, 6-2 win over Frenchman Gianni Mina. Nadal remains unbeaten this season on his favorite surface after improving his career record on the Parisian clay to 32-and-1.
Sixth-seed Andy Roddick rallied to win his first-round match, beating Jarkko Nieminen, 6-2, 4-6, 4-6, 7-6, 6-3. The match was Roddick’s first on clay since he lost in the fourth round at Roland Garros last year.
On the womens side, Justine Henin advanced to the second round of the French Open with a 6-4, 6-3 win over Tsvetana Pironkova. Henin was playing in the tournament for the first time since winning it for the fourth time in 2007. The Belgian has won seven Grand Slam titles in her career.
Last year’s finalist Dinara Safina has crashed out in the first round. The ninth-seed lost 3-6, 6-4, 7-5 to veteran Kimiko Date Krumm. The 39-year-old Date Krumm, who came out of a 12-year retirement in 2008, became the second oldest woman to win a match in Roland Garros in the Open Era, after Virginia Wade in 1985.
No. 12 Maria Sharapova has reached the second round with a straight sets win over Russian qualifier Ksenia Pervak, 6-3, 6-2. Sharapova, who has never won the French Open, had won 24 consecutive first-round matches at Grand Slams until being upset at that stage at the Australian Open in January.
