Officials said the detainees had rioted and managed to capture a police officer.
The style of writing is pure genius and manages to capture the tone of a teenage boy with special needs.
And yet, despite being vastly outnumbered, cavalry sharpshooters from the Confederate ships boarded the Lane and managed to capture it.
It avoids lots of the big festival bureaucracy and manages to capture the spirit of heavy music," says frontman Devin Townsend.
At one point, they ambushed and managed to capture one of the pirates, holding him "for 12 hours," Ken Quinn, the second mate on the ship, told CNN.
The Fuji and Sony shots were sometimes grainy (an S.L.R. would have done better) but were always sharper, and managed to capture something in anything shy of total blackness.
Those included "It's Complicated," a tale of middle-aged romance filmed earlier this year, and "Up in the Air," which wrapped principal photography in the spring, and managed to capture the country's dour mood with its recession-themed story line.
Earlier, BP placed a containment cap over its damaged underwater pipe and managed to capture some of the leaking oil, but there were fears that the oil was gushing out at a much faster rate than had been thought.
The sweltering heat and harsh midday sun made for less than ideal picture-making conditions, but Winter found a spot with nice, diffused light under an overhang at one of the court's entrances and managed to capture some affectionate moments between Serena and Venus there.
Its encouraging performance, exceeding the best results in the literature, suggests that our classification technique is well suited to action recognition problems, and manages to capture differences between different classes while being robust to the significant appearance variations in the provided datasets.
