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DAVID TUA'S decade-long dream of becoming world heavyweight champion was significantly shaken yesterday when he was dropped to the canvas for the first time in his 56-fight professional career.

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Tua emerged with a draw and retained his WBO Oriental and Asia- Pacific regional titles despite being knocked down in the final round of his bout against veteran Monte Barrett in Atlantic City, New Jersey.

But the locals booed the decision and a disappointed Barrett, who confirmed his retirement after the fight, said he deserved to win: "This is one of the things that caused me to retire. The sport is not pure like the fighters."

Tua admitted: "It was one of those nights, I did the best I could I was trying to get the guy, I was trying to work on my speed . . . but it seemed like nothing was going my way.

"But I kept my heart and kept fighting to the end."

Barrett, who entered the fight with a 34-9 record, had lost six of his last nine outings, and suffered defeats in his last three to rated contenders Odlanier Solis, Alexander Ustinov and WBA champion David pandora style Beads Haye.

Fighting a fading Barrett seemed designed to continue Tua's gradual buildup to a major fight and help him complete a restrictive three- fight broadcast deal with Maori TV.

Another rematch with three-time champion Hasim Rahman was shaping as a likely proposition before the year was out, but the draw puts that into some doubt.

Tua began brightly, stalking a tentative Barrett in the early rounds, and seeking an early finish which seemed likely when he rocked the New Yorker with a string of powerful rights in the fourth.

Barrett was admonished by pandora beads wholesale his corner that "you want to win this fight, you don't want to go out with a decision," and improved his workrate and footwork from the fifth round onwards.

Fighting cleverly if defensively, he frustrated Tua's attempts to position him for a winning combination and the bout appeared evenly matched as the final round began and Tua, uncertain whether he was ahead on the scorecards, pressed desperately for a knockout.

In his frustration, he wrestled Barrett to the canvas at the start of the 12th and had a point deducted by referee Randy Neuman. As Tua pressed again, Barrett counter- punched off the ropes and dropped him.

That 10-7 round seemed certain to have cost Tua dearly, but judge Joe Pasqual scored it 115-111 to Tua and the other two 113-113.

Tua's professional record stands at 51-3-2.

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A Franklin County deputy and the man he fatally shot Saturday had a 16-minute dialogue before the man opened fire in the direction of the female friend he'd been assaulting, prompting the deputy to shoot him, Sheriff Ewell Hunt said Monday.

George McAfee "Max" Frye II, 40, died after the shooting on Countrywood Lane, just east of Rocky Mount.

Hunt still has not released the name of the deputy involved.

"We're not releasing that at this time according to our policy," he said.

He also said he would not release the name of the woman Frye was assaulting and who lived in the house where Frye was shot.

Hunt said the nature of the relationship between the cheap nba jerseys woman and Frye was still unclear to him.

"All I can say is they were acquainted and friends," he said. "I think they were kind of on-again, off-again."

A friend of the woman had dropped her off at the house and called 911 about 4:42 p.m. after seeing Frye fire the gun.

The deputy arrived at 4:57 p.m., and about 13 minutes later saw Frye assaulting the woman. He called for backup and three minutes later called for medics because someone had been shot, Hunt has said.

The last shooting in which a Franklin County deputy was involved happened about midnight Feb. 29, 2008, when Air Force veteran Micah Brentford Sword, 24, led Franklin County and Roanoke County officers on a chase south on U.S. 220 before stopping his truck in the middle of the highway and firing more than Nike dunks high two dozen rounds at officers with a Romanian-made assault rifle.

Roanoke County officers and a Franklin County deputy returned fire. Sword Christian Louboutin Shoes died the next day from his wounds. The shooting was ruled justified.

In June 2003, two deputies shot and killed former Franklin County Public Safety Director Claude Webster in what a prosecutor determined was a "suicide by cop." Webster had threatened suicide a number of times in the weeks before his death.

When deputies arrived to arrest him on a charge of stalking a former girlfriend, Webster pulled a loaded 9 mm handgun from behind his back and pointed it at an officer. Two officers shot and killed Webster, who proved to have been severely intoxicated. The deputies were cleared of wrongdoing in that shooting, also.

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MARTON FC Under-7s travelled to Rothwell for West Yorkshire's biggest tournament and came away worthy champions after some breathtaking football.

Marton played Moorthorpe Juniors in their first group match and outplayed a spirited Moorthorpe team. Max Butler played some great one-touch football up front and held the ball up beautifully.

Sam Lawrence picked the ball up in his own box and broke out of defence with lightning speed, taking on three players before smashing the ball in the back of the net. Shortly after, Max scored after some exquisite footwork. Just before the end Moorthorpe got a consolation goal.

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Half time came and it could have been 5-0 but for the post, cross bar and the opposition keeper keeping the score down.

In the second half Moorthorpe pressed and Lewis Doran pulled off three remarkable saves in quick succession. Liam and Harrison who had been outstanding all day continued this into the final and Joel Harrison strong in the tackle keeping the oppositions top player quiet all game with Blayne still full of energy grafting and tackling throughout.

Then in the last minute Snowy played a sublime cross field pass to Sam who took the defender on and then hit the back of the net to make it 3-0. That is how it ended, with Marton taking two top scalp along the way taking Driglington and Rothwell's unbeaten record from them with ease.

Ryley Walton was named player of the tournament.

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UNLIKE performance and pleasure, functionality and fun don't normally go together. On that note, I can't say that I was expecting to enjoy Mitsubishi's new practical crossover the ASX.

A day trip to Bristol Zoo with my friend's two children Max, six, and Harry, four, gave me the perfect opportunity to put the car through its paces and to really test its family friendliness and practicality.

I'm sprog-free, so this was also a test for me, usually something sporty with two seats and the roof down suits me just fine. Children certainly change your priorities though.

Challenge one: strapping the little blighters in. I braced myself for tantrums, but Max and Harry were eager to get inside and they liked sitting up high so that they could see out.

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The ASX is not bad looking for something designed to be ultra practical. It has a muscular shape and its imposing, jet fighter- style nose has been inspired by Mitsubishi's sporty Evo.

I could see why the boys were so eager to get inside.

The cabin has a good ambience, it is light and airy and there was enough room for the kids to spread out all their toys, books and games. Children do come with a lot of kit, don't they? We managed to squeeze in blankets, toy trucks, Mr Pickles (a toy dog), books, clothes, beakers, and the picnic. The ASX ate it all up - it has the same wheelbase as its big brother the Outlander so there's bags of space in the front, back and the boot.

The interior is subtle and the plastics are soft rather than cheap and hard. There are plenty of cubby holes for toys and treats which helped to keep Max and Harry content for the journey.

Once the chocolate had disappeared, I was ready to face the consequences of two children high on sugar, but actually they remained happy and quiet. I'm sure this was down to the ASX's good visibility - they had a good view and we enjoyed a few games of 'I- spy'.

Well until I spied something beginning with 'S' - sleepy children. It must have been the comfortable ride and soft seats that helped them nod off.

So, that's the children sorted, that was easy, but what about the driver? What about me? Well, I was also pretty content, no, not because I was chomping on Milky Bars too, but because I was enjoying the drive. Yes, me, actually enjoying driving an SUV, and a diesel to boot!

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I WANT to be an Australian.

Sorry, I could have tried to think of ways to sugar-coat that bitter pill, but in truth I knew from the start there really was no other way to say it than straight out.

And the fact that when I ran it past a couple of colleagues in the Herald newsroom this week, one said he'd be keen to join me, convinced me this is the right approach. It's out there, so you know what you're dealing with. Just hear me out before you take aim. I'm already going to be in enough trouble at home, so there's no need to get the pitchforks out. .th.

The thing is, I don't have a particular desire to live in Australia. I certainly could, because it's a beautiful place and I'm sure I'd enjoy it, but that's not what this is about. What I really want to be right now is an Australian living in New Zealand. Right here, in South Canterbury.

I definitely don't want to have to worry about snakes in my bed, or even in my house. Snakes freak me out. I grew up in a country with its own plentiful supply, though not quite as dangerous as the Aussie variety.

Crocodiles aren't high on my list of desirable fellow citizens either. Seen the odd one of those too, and again, Australia has some huge models. Scary.

But without having to dive on the backs of such creatures in rivers, or grab them by the tail in the dusty outback, in the case of the snakes, I want to be Steve Irwin.

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I should be clear here that it's not any Australian I want to be, it's a special kind. Because I don't think we have enough of them here in New Zealand. We really need more.

I think Richie McCaw might be quite close to being the type of Aussie I'd like to be, but there have been occasions, most notably during that frantic last 20 minutes against France in the 2007 World Cup, where he fell just a little short. But I can't lay too much of the blame at his feet. If he'd had more Aussies in his team, I think the All Blacks may have got home.

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Remember Susie, the swimmer? I had a sort of one- sided love affair going with her during the Olympics in Sydney 10 years ago. It wasn't so much because of what she looked like, although I certainly thought she was hot, or that she was a genuinely nice person, though she was, and I'm sure still is. She just had that indefinable Aussie quality. I bought her biography and devoured it. It was called "Choose to Win".

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In the last fortnight, it's been Mike Hussey and Cameron White, with assistance from a couple of others, who have helped to reinforce it. You'll notice a fair proportion of those I've mentioned are members of the Aussie cricket team, a
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They say you're allowed to be selfish on your wedding day but one Hamilton couple are going against the grain.

Kim Stevens and Gene Paul are giving away a wedding - the day after their's - to a couple who otherwise couldn't afford the dream day.

When radio station 89.8 ZM ran a similar competition several years ago, Ms Stevens promised herself she would do the same one day if she could.

She forgot all about the competition until preparations for her own wedding began last year, and now her big day at the Mystery Creek Events Centre on February 27 will be followed by an almost exact replica the day after.

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Staff at the events centre heard about her idea and are running the competition, through ZM, to give a worthy couple their own wedding for free.

To be considered, applicants must be experiencing financial hardship caused by circumstances beyond their control which makes a wedding an impossible expense.

Ms Stevens and her fiance will pick the winning couple and Ms Stevens acknowledged it would be a tough task.

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"I think we just realise we have to trust our gut," she said.

Ms Stevens said much of the credit for the organisation of the prize had to go to Mystery Creek staff, who got the ball rolling by donating the venue.

ZM promoted the competition on air and "it snowballed from there", as Hamilton businesses jumped at the chance to do their bit, Mystery Creek Events Centre spokeswoman Ariana Tucker said.

"We got incredible support from suppliers we deal with regularly," she said.

Now Super Liquor Te Rapa, Kiwi King Spit Roast Company, Zibido Hair and Five Cross Roads Cake Kitchen are all involved, donating products and services for the event.

Mr Paul and Ms Stevens have even donated the groom's suit and the bridal gown from their wedding to ease the financial burden on the lucky winners.

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"Doing this has probably made us more aware of our own wedding - and it's definitely made it more special," Ms Stevens said.

Nominations by couples, or their families or friends, to win the $10,000 wedding can be made online at mysterycreek.co.nz before February 10, with a description of why they deserve the gift.

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Peregrine Diamonds Ltd. ("Peregrine" or "the Company") (TSX: PGD) is pleased to report the first caustic fusion diamond results from drill core collected from the CH-1 kimberlite on the 9,800 square kilometre Chidliak project ("Chidliak"), Baffin Island, Nunavut, Canada. A 178.8 kilogram sample of drill core collected from a drill hole intersecting the northern portion of CH-1 (CH-1D) yielded 322 diamonds larger than the 0.075 mm sieve size, including five diamonds larger than the 0.600 mm sieve size.

The following table summarizes caustic fusion microdiamond results for the drill core sample acquired from CH-1D during the 2009 programme and samples collected from surface material at CH-1 in 2008. The analyses were performed at the Saskatchewan Research Council Geoanalytical Laboratories ("the SRC").

SUMMARY OF CAUSTIC FUSION MICRODIAMOND RESULTS FOR SAMPLES FROM THE                          CH-1 KIMBERLITE-------------------------------------------------------------------                                       Numbers of           Tiffany Earrings            Diamonds According to Sieve Size Fraction (mm)             Sample  ----------------------------------------------Kimberlite   Weight   0.075   0.106   0.150   0.212   0.300   0.425Phase           (kg) -0.106  -0.150  -0.212  -0.300  -0.425  -0.600-------------------------------------------------------------------CH-1D         178.8      91      90      51      47      25      13-------------------------------------------------------------------CH-1A(ii)     100.0       9      11       9       9       2       2-------------------------------------------------------------------CH-1B(ii)      94.9      34      37      28      19      13       5-------------------------------------------------------------------CH-1C(ii)      94.0      51      32      33      27      11      15----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------              PSV Eindhoven         Numbers of Diamonds According                  Carats                       to Sieve Size Fraction (mm)                      Per             Sample  ------------------------------   Total  Carats   TonneKimberlite   Weight   0.600   0.850   1.180   1.700    Diam- ( 0.85  ( 0.85Phase           (kg) -0.850  -1.180  -1.700  -2.360    onds      mm)  mm)(i)---------------------------------------------------------------------------CH-1D         178.8       4       0       1       0     322     .03    0.17---------------------------------------------------------------------------CH-1A(ii)     100.0       2       0       0       0      44       -       ----------------------------------------------------------------------------CH-1B(ii)      94.9       4       2       2       2     146   0.157    1.67---------------------------------------------------------------------------CH-1C(ii)      94.0       8       5       2       0     184   0.101    1.07---------------------------------------------------------------------------(i)  The diamond content of the samples as determined by caustic     dissolution may not be representative of the overall diamond content     of the CH-1 kimberlite due to a number of factors including the     limited area of the kimberlite from which the surface samples were     collected and the relatively small size of the samples.(ii) Results for surface samples reported on August 25, 2008 and October     28, 2008.

The one diamond larger than the 1.18 mm sieve size from the CH-1D sample is a .03 carat off-white, transparent octahedron.

SUMMARY OF WORK TO DATE ON THE CH-1 KIMBERLITE

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Hummingbird proves less is more, with small plates and a stunning wine list.

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Cost: $102 for two, excluding wine

'HOW could bar food be this good?" I asked myself, tucking into Hummingbird's cured salmon.

It came with tiny cubes of vanilla-pickled cucumber, slithers of deep-fried shallot and a lime dressing, and as a balanced meeting of savoury, sweet, sour and salty, and a contrast of soft wetness with faintly garlicky crunch, it was one of life's rare salmon moments, like the first time I had the flaming orange flesh draped over sushi.

One of 36 small plates on offer at Hummingbird, it looked every bit as sharp as it tasted, too: a row of tiny turbans, precisely cut and rolled, surmounted with fresh leaves of mint and coriander.

Such has been the dramatic improvement in the craft skills of chefs working at places like Hummingbird, that a very blurry distinction can now exist between tapas and the multi- course menu degustation served at a fine-dining restaurant.

An exemplar of this is chef Laurent Loudeac, who managed to move effortlessly from tapas at Hummingbird to haute cuisine at Hippopotamus.

You'll note that the word tapas is nowhere to be seen on Hummingbird's menu, but as the document points out, hummingbirds consume numerous small meals rather than a few big ones, and in truth, being a tapas bar is what Hummingbird is all about. It's just that it does not call it that.

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Before the launch of Hummingbird in 2000, several Spanish-style tapas bars had opened in Wellington, only to shut again a few months later.

Wellingtonians didn't get the tapas concept back then, but we sure do now, thanks partly to other tapas bars around town having also adopted the term small plates. This frees the owner from the Spanish theme, from having to put Toledo swords and bullfighting posters on the plaster arches and endless sherry on the list.

Of course, there are always going to be spoilsports who demand the traditional progression from entree to main course, and Hummingbird owners John and Mary Coleman, who have been around in the hospitality industry long enough to really understand service, are more than happy to oblige with what they call big plates.

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