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GRAVESHAM councillor Brian Sangha is like thousands of Sikhs who have made Gravesham their home since they first began to arrive on these shores 160 years ago.
The community is well established in the borough based around one of the largest Gurdwaras outside India - the majestic Guru Nanak Darbar Gurdwara in Saddington Street.
But if there is one issue which still polarises opinion and upsets adherents of the faith, it is what happened in the Punjabi city of Amritsar in June 1984.
Faced with a group of militants who had barricaded themselves into a part of the holiest Sikh shrine of all, the Golden Temple, the Indian Army mounted a ground assault beginning on June 3.
Operation Blue Star cost at least 500 lives and perhaps many more while in the aftermath Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was assassinated by her Sikh bodyguards.
Thousands of Sikhs were killed in terrible riots which raged in response to the incident across cities including the Indian capital Delhi.
Cllr Sangha, who represents Pelham ward on Gravesham Council, said: "I regard what happened as analogous to the rape of a woman.
The Akal Takhat was heavily shelled during the six-day assault (image by Amarpreet Singh).
"It was a fundamental breach of privacy about which I still feel violated and angry.
"I am sure most rape victims would say that if at the time they had had a gun, and it was loaded, they would have used it and I think many Sikhs feel like that.
"You struggle to understand why the government resorted to military action so quickly."
Cllr Sangha's own parents, father Sucha Singh and mother Nimber Kaur, were praying in the Temple the day before the attack when they were told to leave.
He said: "My father was just grateful to get out of it but at the time he had mixed views.
"He thought it was no place for that sort of thing to happen because it is one of religious worship but he recognised the situation could not have been allowed to continue as it was.
"I just think there should have been another solution that stopped short of rolling tanks into the Golden Temple."
Prime Minister David Cameron addresses Sikhs following the conclusion of an enquiry into the roll Britain played in Operation Blue Star.
The recent revelation a British SAS officer was sent to Delhi to advise the Indian Army on how it might expel the militants from the Temple has reignited debate about Operation Blue Star among Gravesham's 7,700- strong Sikh population.
But given that the officer's apparent recommendation of a surprise assault was ignored, Cllr Sangha believes there is little more that can be gained from probing any further into Britain's involvement.
"If it stopped at advice it's fine and it would seem that is where it ended.
"Sikhs in Gravesham are a peace-loving people who get on with their lives but this is a subject where many of them will have a view and there is a strong feeling of resentment at what happened.
"Some will feel any sort of advice at the time should not have been given."
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Another day, another stunt from a governor who looks as though he's already playing to the jury pool. Rod Blagojevich, health care populist and man of many alleged crimes, is now Rod Blagojevich, would-be shepherd and protector of what was the only Senate seat held by a black.
Sens. Harry Reid and Dick Durbin are right, though. Seating the nominee of an allegedly corrupt governor would be folly. If Roland Burris wants to succeed Barack Obama, we wish him well in the special election that the Illinois General Assembly needs to schedule without further delay.
The more that politicians connive to exploit the Obama vacancy, the more obvious it is that no one but the voters of Illinois should fill it. The fiction that the republic will collapse if a state that boasts a president doesn't have two senators as well is ridiculous. We'll have two senators when state legislative leaders quit maneuvering to keep the second seat Democratic and let the people vote.
For all concerned, Tuesday was a teaching moment — or rather, a learning moment:
Legislators learned that the sooner they impeach and remove the governor, the sooner he'll lose his ability to inflict his self-serving mischief on the citizens. The more his stature shrinks, the more desperate he is to be something other than a punch line. Why let him?
Burris learned that undoing a lifetime of public respect can take less than a day. He has taken full partnership in the governor's delusions — and also added an undistinguished chapter to his biography.
Reid and Durbin learned that a rogue Democratic governor will force Senate Democrats to publicly reject a black nominee — if engineering that rejection serves the governor's purposes.
Ed Genson, who had assured Illinoisans that Blagojevich wouldn't try to fill the Senate seat while under a criminal cloud, learned that a client with zero credibility can render his own attorney just as unreliable.
Barack Obama learned … Nah, there's not much in this embarrassing episode that Obama didn't already know about political charlatans of this state.
The people of Illinois? They learned how foolish their state lawmakers are for not even trying to strip the governor of his power to fill a Senate vacancy. Legislative leaders scheming to keep the seat Democratic didn't want to risk losing it, so they didn't even try to schedule a special election to replace Obama. Blagojevich, who said he supported an election, on Tuesday turned that failure of Democratic leaders in Springfield against them: Because they didn't move an election bill, he … had no choice but to fill the seat.
Legislators, take this task of filling vacancies out of politicians' hands and let the people vote. Schedule this special election now.
If Blagojevich vetoes your election bill before you oust him, fine. Pass it again. This can be the first law signed by Gov. Pat Quinn.

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Cooler Master HAF XB LAN Box Case Review
System Cooling
As far as space for air or water cooling goes, Cooler Master designed the HAF XB to be able to accommodate a multitude of different cooling methods. With some ingenuity and zip ties, you can even go with some unplanned for cooling alternatives as we will go into below.
Air Coolers
Cooler Master made the upper portion of the case larger to better accommodate add-in video cards and larger CPU air coolers. Using one of the larger CPU heat sinks at our disposal (the Noctua NH-D14), you can see that the case has not problem accommodating such a large air cooler. The side and top panels can be easily mounted without interfering with the heat sink with room to spare. The one issue you may run into when using a large CPU heat sink is when using a 200mm fan in the top panel. You may run into clearance issues between the heat sink and the fan in that scenario. By Cooler Master specs, the case is designed to house a CPU cooler with maximum height of 180mm, or 7.1 inches.
Water Cooling
The HAF XB is designed to handle a minimum of two water cooling radiators on the top level - a 280mm radiator (2x140mm) or a 240mm radiator (2x120mm) in the front of the case behind the front fans and a 120mm radiator in the rear fan slot. With some creative placement, the front panel can be coerced into supporting even larger radiators.
Using a Corsair H100i 240mm radiator mounting in the front panel, the case can accommodate up to a quad fan configuration - the front two fans mounted in between the front bezel and front wall of the case and the back fans mounted to the radiator. The radiator itself is mounted via the hold down screws for the front panel fans. There are no space restrictions or tight areas even with the pictured E-ATX form factor board mounted in the case. The one concern with the front mounted radiator would be with assembly order. You will be better off if you get all the connections along the bottom edge of the board completed prior to setting up the radiator.
For the rear radiator space demonstration, we using a Corsair H80i 120mm radiator with dual fan configuration. The entire assembly with mounted inside the case with no space concerns whatsoever. There are more than adequate room along both side and the top of the cooler to allow for all panel placement and proper air flow over the motherboard. Even from the side view, you can see that the assembly is kept well above the motherboard surface and rear panel area.
The front part of the case is spacious enough to hold larger radiators, such as the 360mm XSPS RX360 radiator shown in the pictures. Using a larger radiator requires some creative assembly. In the case of the example, the radiator is held in place using zip ties going though the 140mm fan screw holes in the front panel. This radiator was used to illustrate just how much room Cooler Master designed into the front of this case, even when using a larger than normal motherboard. As long as the radiator is kept elevated as shown, there is more than enough space to accommodate the radiator and motherboard with no issues mounting the side panels. To use this configuration effectively though, you must mount the radiator after connecting all devices and power to the board. There is also adequate room between the motherboard tray side rails and the case panels to run water lines to the system pump and reservoir in the lower level of the case without running into interference.
System Sound Testing
Sound measurements of the system fans where taken with the sound meter placed 3 feet away from the system with all other devices in the room silenced and all system panels in place. The Sound Meter Pro applet on a Samsung Galaxy S3 mobile phone was used to measure decibel level.
In normal operation with the stock dual fan configuration (120mm front panel fans), the case fan noise was barely audible measured at 38dBA (decibels). You should not even notice the system fans running under normal conditions.
You are a breath of fresh air. Finally someone doing a review of a case on pcper that lists the materials used in the spec sheet. Thanks so much.
This is one of the best designed cases I've ever seen. Incredibly flexible and very affordable.
Was going to ask if that case could fit a 360 radiator but you already answered that question. Looks like a good case for my next project. Thanks for trying the swiftech rad.
Great review, thanks Morry.
I've been looking into this case on and off for about a month now and seeing these detailed pictures showing the amount of space, and reading your thorough review have removed the few doubts I had about it. :D
Glad to help on this. The case has alot more space than it seems, especially if you are willing to break out the dremel or take a creative approach to mounting...
Great review of a really nice looking and well designed small case. Although I doubt I'll ever buy one as I'm WAY too happy still with my Haf-X! It's easily the best case I've ever owned and the workmanship is top notch. I can only imagine this one is the same.
Yeah, I can relate. I absolutely love my HAF 932, but the HAF XB would make an intriguing modding project...
Love Cooler Master...Got a CM mid-tower in 2010 right before Christmas at Fry`s for $15 Not too tall , but good depth for GPU`s
Can`t beat that. Plus it looks nice and clean like this review unit.
No crazy plastic lumps hanging off of it.
One thing:
"Additionally, the case supports up to three fans in the rear panel - one 200mm fan in the top deck and two 80mm fans in the lower deck."
It's a 120mm fan in the top deck rear panel, not 200mm.
The XB is a great case. I debated between the Thermaltake Armor A30 and the XB for my most recent gaming build, so I actually bought both. The Armor A30 got the nod for that one (which I will be selling to a buddy of mine), and the XB will house the new build I'll be doing in September.
Thanks for pointing that out...
That is incorrect. The 200mm fan goes in the top the dual 120mm are in the top half in front
You are incorrect in saying "That is incorrect." when it is correct the top deck REAR panel does fit 120mm fan not an 200mm which is what the ShadowLeaper stated.
There are 2 x 120mm fans in the front, 1 x 200mm fan on the top, 2 x 80mm fans in the rear and a 120mm fan in the rear.
Just ordered the case, can't wait to get it and start my build. I do have a question about cooling. The cooler master web site show the air flow setup as two front fans bringing in the air, and the top fan exhausting it. I'm going to do a 240mm radiator with push pull fans. I will now be exhausting the hot air out of the front of the case. Do I still use the top as exhaust as well? (Hot air wants to go up anyway) If I did my concern is that the case will be a dust collector. Is is best to keep the case at negative pressure? Do I flip the top 200mm fan to intake, or do I add more fans, and try to create positive pressure within the case? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!
That sounds like a cool setup, I'm sorta jealous :)
Anyway, your concerns about case negative pressure and dust collection are spot on. For case cooling (and especially for watercooling) it is best to have positive pressure in your case so that air is push out, rather than negative pressure which causes dust and debris to get sucked in. Also, positive pressure will result in slight better airflow and pressure through your rad which is always a good thing. I would recommend using the top fan to push air into the case.
If you are mounting the 240mm radiator at the case front, it may also be better to pull air in through the front of the case rather than to push air out. That way, you have cool outside air flowing over your rad rather than hot case air flowing through it.
Good luck...
Front to back airflow design - The Cooler Master HAF XB case is designed for front to rear airflow and if implemented correctly with the horizontal MB placement, favors excellent temp control. By the same count, the same design used improperly, can lead to stagnant hot air remaining in the case immobile.
Positive air pressure vs. Negative air pressure - Many of us have our rigs setup in areas where dust and airborne pollutants are always there to infiltrate our systems. Like hospital rooms use to prevent exterior impurities from entering the room using "Positive Air Pressure" relative to the hallway, Really nice magnetic air intake filters are available made to measure for the HAF XB (and many many other cases) through various online retailers, by DEMCiFlex (I don;t have any association to them) http://www.demcifilter.com/p0335/HAF-XB-Dust-Filter-Kit.aspx which will go a long way toward helping with dust accumulation in your case.
I recommend these a DustEND filters http://www.dustend.com (I dont have any association to them). These good the dust filters for your case.
Hey Morry,
Regarding cooling, I'm trying to plan my setup. This will be my first build, so I'm new to the whole cooling world.
I'm currently trying to decide between a noctua NH-D14, and the Thermaltake Water 2.0 Extreme. Air vs. water--the age-old decision.
Anyhow, what would the best cooling setups be respectively for either of these coolers?
If I choose noctua, I don't lose the functionality of the case's included fans. Would I need more as well?
If I go with the Thermaltake, I understand it mounts to the front. Does that replace the existing fans or mount behind them? You mention a quad setup in the review.
If they do get replaced, can they be used elsewhere in the case? What setup would be best for airflow? If you intake via the front, an have the reservoir there, where would you exhaust... Up too? Should I get the 200mm fan?
Thanks so very much for any help you can render!
The Thermaltake Water 2.0 Extreme Radiator is a 270mm Radiator, the HAF XB has holes for 240mm and 280mm radiators/fans in the front, so you want to check that.
As for re-purposing fans in the system, both of the stock fans on the Thermaltake Water 2.0 Extreme are 120mm fans which you can either mount outside the case under the grill to create a push-pull config or you can use one of them for your rear 120mm exhaust fan and keep the other one as a spare.
The main advantage I see in this device is that it can accommodate nearly any size of board that is compatible with it. Even the tray for motherboard is not at all a bad idea. Anyways thanks a lot for sharing this.
May I ask what type of fan you would recommend for the top? Looks like my screw holes are in a rectangle pattern (as opposed to a square) and a generic off the rack 200mm fan will not fit
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How a team loses can shake its confidence more than the losses themselves.
The St. Louis Rams, outscored 96-36 during their 0-3 start, come to mind this season.
One question now is whether the rocky beginning forces reevaluation of the Rams' fundamental makeup.
"I thought they would run away with the division," Matt Williamson of Scouts Inc. said this week. "I knew the schedule was hard early and they were putting in a complex new offense, but I did not expect this. They are the worst team in the league all of a sudden."
The climb remains an uphill one. The Rams' next four opponents: Washington (home), Green Bay (road), Dallas (road) and New Orleans (home).
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A few thoughts from Williamson on where the Rams stand heading into Week 4:
On quarterback Sam Bradford: "I think Bradford has played well and I feel for him. They have had so many drops. No one can get open for him. He hits guys in the hands on third-and-8. He is getting no help. The line is not there, the safety-blanket running back is not there. Bradford is not the problem at all. The offense should get better when Danny Amendola and Steven Jackson are back. Bradford could really use an Amendola type."
On the offensive line: "Jason Smith has been really poor for them. Both tackles have been bad. Rodger Saffold has not been as good as he was last year. Smith is just a disappointment. If you are going to take a right tackle second overall, you need him to be a Pro Bowler. The line situation overall is weird. They have a lot invested there. If it doesn't work, what do you do? You don't want to use another first-round pick on a tackle. You don't want to spend on another guard. Their center, Jason Brown, has not performed up to his contract, either. He is not one of the five or even 10 best centers in the league. Maybe you draft a nasty nail-eating guy in the third round, cut Brown and use the money for a wideout or corner."
On the defense: "The injuries at cornerback have been huge. They have no coverage ability. The defense will be middle-of-the-pack this year. They are better up front with better pass rushers. They could use a defensive tackle for the long haul. They could use another star in the defensive backfield, but all in all, I think the defense is pretty solid."
On the Rams' chances overall: "I'm not ready to cash them in. The second-half schedule is better. They'll get healthier. There are talented players there. I think Steve Spagnuolo is a good coach, and Josh McDaniels can coach up an offense. Nothing is going well there right now. I still have all the faith in the world in Bradford. It's not time to reassess. They are probably the best franchise in the division with the brightest future. They have the quarterback, and I very much believe Spagnuolo will keep the defense competitive. They have huge coverage issues, but a lot of that is due to injury."
I'm not sure that will make Rams fans feel any better about the immediate future. The questions on the offensive line are probably more troubling than at any other position. There should come a time, however, when Bradford does more for the line than he needs the line to do for him. But the team needs to get more for its money up front.


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The former Bianconeri midfielder believes the Italian champions suffered from a lack of vocal backing in their 1-1 draw on Tuesday night
The reigning Serie A champions struggled to a 1-1 draw with the Ukraine side in their Champions League clash in Turin on Tuesday, in front of a crowd of less than 30,000 at the 41,000-capacity Juventus Stadium.
And former Italy international Tacchinardi has emphasised the importance of home support to Antonio Conte's charges.
"Fans at the Delle Alpi were not the team's 12th man, but they are at Juventus Stadium," he told Tuttosport.
"That's why the other night against Shakhtar Donetsk, the Bianconeri clearly paid the price for the lack of encouragement.
"You instantly saw that the side were tired, but, if the usual support was there from the previous games, then the players would have found some extra energy.
"Even during the warm-up at Juventus Stadium, the fans prepare you for the game. Without support it becomes difficult."
Some supporters had chosen to boycott the match due to ticket prices, while others reportedly opted to watch in silence in protest at the club's legislation against the use of flags and banners within the stands.


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Sony has 10 more games that are at least console exclusive. If you take out titles that are only console exclusive (IE, they will be coming to the PC as well), then yes Microsoft does take the lead, although I'm not sure of the appeal of Unnamed Disney Channel game....


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Tevez move to Man United further delayed
Manchester United remain hopeful that Carlos Tevez's signing will be completed before the weekend despite failing to finalise the deal on Tuesday.
The Premier League only began looking at the paperwork surrounding signing on Tuesday morning because they had to wait until Tevez's agent Kia Joorabchian had paid West Ham the £2million settlement agreed last week.
That money arrived in West Ham's bank account today and, with Tevez formally released from his contract and his registration made available, United were able to put forward their proposed two-year loan deal for the Argentina striker to the Premier League.
The league's lawyers are now looking through the details of the deal - and given the history surrounding the player will be sure to go through every clause closely.
Given that Tevez's fellow Argentina international Javier Mascherano was given the go-ahead for a similar signing for Liverpool last season, there should be time for United to receive clearance before they kick off the new season this weekend.
Meanwhile, Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore has insisted he never contemplated resigning over the criticism of his handling of the Tevez affair.
Wigan chairman Dave Whelan has called for both Scudamore and league chairman Sir Dave Richards to both quit - but he is adamant the board just followed the rule-book.
West Ham were fined £5.5million by an independent commission for contravening rules on third-party agreements when they signed Tevez and Mascherano, and the league have come in for criticism for allowing the striker to play a crucial role in the last three matches of the season.
Asked if he had considered his position, Scudamore said: 'I don't think so. All the board have done since last August is look at our rule-book and apply the rule-book.
'The independent commission made various decisions about West Ham's conduct and we have then gone on making decisions based on our rules.
'They may not have been popular decisions but that goes with the territory.'
Scudamore did admit that the Tevez saga appeared 'like a road crash'.
He added: 'What made this an unbelievable story was an unbelievable series of events.
'West Ham were all-but relegated at Christmas and then Tevez scored a few goals right at the end of the season and they were able to escape.
'It's unscripted drama and one of the things that makes football so interesting but it other ways it looks like a road crash in how some of the events appear.'
Scudamore added that the whole affair was caused by West Ham's previous owners acting in bad faith and concealing the agreements from the Premier League.
He said: 'The Premier League only works if you have good faith between the members.'


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Greenberg Traurig oy!
The dismissal of Greenberg from nearly all things Rothstein is the talk of the cocktail circuit in South Florida's legal community.Hey, at least they're finally discussing something law-related.
In other news, there is this:
A new survey found that Fortune 1,000 corporations are significantly less likely to arbitrate contract disputes today than they were in 1997. In the 1997 study, 85% of companies reported using arbitration in commercial contract disputes at least once during the prior three years. In 2011, however, only 60 percent of companies so reported. In contrast, the companies' usage of mediation remained steady at around 80%.
The most common reasons given by survey respondents (general counsel and senior corporate lawyers) for not using arbitration included: the difficulty of appeal, the perception that arbitrators tend to compromise, the concern that arbitrators may not follow the law, a lack of confidence in neutrals, and high costs of arbitration.Can someone let the Supremes know?


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