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Gourmet chemists sniff out ultimate cheese on toast
Re: Definitions
Two ways with Welsh Rarebit:
- mix grated cheese with flavourings such as mustard, Worcestershire sauce and cayenne pepper, spread it on toast and grill
- cook up grated cheese in a pan with beer (plus additional flavourings as above), pour it over the toast when melted, then grill it
For some reason the Welsh used to be famous for their preference for toasted cheese. There's a Medieval anecdote that alleges Welsh midwives use the smell of toasted cheese to tempt out reluctant Welsh babies.
I quite like the way the German's eat donor meat
The doner kebab seems to have been invented in Germany, although the inventor was probably Turkish.
Incidentally, it's doner, not donor. "Donor kebabs" are what they make from bits of organ donors.
Germans purge selves of indigestible 63-letter word
Re: There is even an IT angle
Although English isn't an agglomerative language, it's dangerous to make assumptions about maximum word length because you can almost always add an affix. Before antidisestablishmentarianism* existed, there may have been people who practiced protoantidisestablishmentarianism .
*The crappy Firefox spellchecker has put a red line under "antidisestablishmentarianism" and "agglomerative". I guess it's only happy with a language level like "See John run. John runs to the shop."
Short-staffed website swaps DOGS for DEVELOPERS
Re: Ummmmm....
I've had to fix quite a few programs that were probably written by dogs.
Ecuador: Let's talk about not having Julian Assange on our sofa
Re: Reality
@MissingSecurity: "the Swiss looking to ding him"
I know Europe all looks much the same from your side of the Atlantic, but the people who live in Sweden are Swedes. The Swiss live in Switzerland.
Petascale powerhouse cracks important HIV code
Re: Re: Astonishing
What you say about species-specific viruses makes sense (to me, with nil knowledge of virology).
But viruses do jump species. Think of the various strains of flu that come from birds and pigs, and all the other human ailments that are believed to have been acquired from domesticated animals. When HIV first became widespread there was a credible theory that it was a monkey virus that migrated to humans who were bitten while trapping monkeys for meat.
Unemployed? Ugly? Ugh, no thanks, says fitties-only job website
This sounds remarkably like the start of the selection process for Golgafrinchan Ark Fleet Ship B.
Review: Philips Hue network enabled multicolour lightbulbs
Re: Flick switch, light turns on
Mostly I agree with you, but there's a serious use for lights that are independently switchable or dimmable in order to light a room in an attractive or mood-enhancing way. Controllable colour though? No thanks.
What would be useful (and may well already exist) is a way to control a collection of portable lights, that are powered from ordinary mains outlets, from a single location. It's useful to be able to switch all the table lamps in a room from the doorway, especially in an old house where the room height doesn't allow ceiling lights. But it's expensive and disruptive to wire up dedicated lighting outlets.
Think your IT department's parochial? Try selling to SMEs
I once worked for an SME that bought an accounting and payroll package and a PDP/11 to run it on. The MD negotiated a really keen price - so keen that the supplier went bust between supplying the hardware and installing the software.
Not, in the end, a wise buying decision, although it worked out well for me because I taught myself serious programming on the unemployed PDP/11.
A Bluetooth door lock that puts the kettle on? NOW we're in the future
Re: Wonderful
But who fills the kettle with water first?
Exactly. It reminds me of an audio system I once owned. The remote control had a button that opened the CD tray, so you could do so from the other side of the room without leaving your chair. After months of practice I was able to throw a CD into the tray from a distance of ten feet, but could never work out a way to get the old one out first.
Windows 8.1 Start button SPOTTED in the wild
Re: "I could care less for the button itself"
I'm puzzled by the voting pattern on the "could/couldn't care less" issue. There are six postings specifically about this phrase. Four in favour of "couldn't" received 2, 16, 22 and 16 upvotes. One in favour of "could" received 35 downvotes.
My posting in favour of "couldn't" got 6 downvotes. Time, the great healer, will eventually soothe my pain. But I am, as I said, puzzled. Was my explanation unclear?
Re: "I could care less for the button itself"
Both are equally clear, in context.
Perhaps, but one makes sense and the other doesn't.
Brit English; "I couldn't care less" is comparable to "It could not be better", in other words, "It is very good, as good as can be"
Yank English; "I could care less" is comparable to "It could be better", which is usually taken to mean "It is bad or mediocre",
UN report says killer bots could fight WAR WITHOUT END
Re: Pfft
The Gulf Wars did indeed show the shortcomings of a mid-20th-century type army in the face of the latest military technology.
But Afghanistan (and before that, Vietnam) showed that technology is by no means invincible.
Warming: 6°C unlikely, 2°C nearly certain
Re: "Waiting for certainty will fail as a strategy,"
Will it certainly fail, or only probably?
Tim Cook: Wearable tech's nice, but Google Glass will NEVER BE COOL
The people in their twenties that I know (admittedly a fairly small sample) never wear watches. If you want to know the time, look at your phone.
When I were a lad, being given a watch was almost a rite of passage, but these days you give them a watch and it gets left in a drawer.
The Tomorrow People jaunt back to the airwaves
Tomorrow's World
I've never heard of the original TV series, so when I read the headline I assumed it was something to do with the people who presented Tomorrow's World.
But after reading on I realised that one was a stupid sci-fi fantasy and the other was The Tomorrow People.
Re: @Tim Roberts 1 (was: darkness)
There was a François Truffaut film called "Day for Night". I was amused to see that the French for "day for night" appeared to be "la nuit américaine". Presumably this reflects its ugliness, along the lines of "French leave", "Dutch courage" etc.
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Re: Carrots
I once read that the main reason home-grown tomatoes (and possibly other vegetables) taste so much better is partly the varieties chosen, but mostly because they tend to be subject to slight water deprivation from time to time as they mature. Commercial growers make sure their tomatoes take up all the water they can, for obvious reasons.
Paul Allen buys lovingly restored vintage V-2 Nazi ballistic missile
Re: British Intelligence
Upvote for Between Silk and Cyanide
Re: @Jefe
What "Vergeltungswaffe" means is that the Nazis had the outlook of melodramatic adolescents*. "Revenge Weapon", "Eagle's Nest", "Wolf's Lair". It's like a bad Dungeons and Dragons.
*Not their worst fault, admittedly.
Daft tweet by Speaker Bercow's loquacious wife DID libel lord
The connection is in the mind of the reader, only if they already know what is being referred to.
I think that's how innuendo works. It's sensible that libel law covers defamation by innuendo as well as explicit defamation.
STROKE this mouse to make apps POP, says Microsoft
Re: Yeah, about that Windows button...
a key that's both a modifier key AND a function key
The Windows key isn't quite unique in this respect. In many applications, pressing Alt shifts focus to the system menu (or to the menu bar in Firefox, as I've just discovered). This is annoying with the kind of application that uses numerous multiple key combinations (Eclipse, IntelliJ, I'm looking at you) because I often press Alt while I'm trying to remember the other keys in the combination.
SAP in search of autistic software engineers who 'think different'
Re: Patch
@Patch Shouldn't they look for "software engineers who 'think different', autistic or not"?
Please, please, please, no! I spend my life correcting code written by neophytes who decided to invent their own wheel: "I'm thinking outside the box. Mine's going to be square".
Name another branch of engineering where inexperienced novices are encouraged to implement their own solutions to problems that have already been solved. Would you go up in a plane engineered on that basis?
Re: Don't expend the effort worrying about it, it's a red herring.
@g e
Interesting shift of perspective. It sounds like the problem could be along these lines:
- Before I work with a system, I need a thorough understanding of it.
- I don't have a thorough understanding of other people's mental states and motivations.
- There are no reliable ways to acquire such understanding, so I'll leave the subject alone.
Personally, I can't disagree with any of this.
Happy 23rd birthday, Windows 3.0
Re: For people who knew no better
It's nothing to do with people who knew no better.
The Amiga may have been superior, and quite possibly there were other systems way ahead of Windows in the race. But they were all proprietary operating systems closely tied to their hardware. Microsoft operating systems, from MS-DOS on, conquered the world because they were good enough and ran on generic hardware. (The generic hardware was a result of lack of foresight at IBM when they built the first PCs.) So manufacturers of PC clones could sell hardware with an operating system installed.
So what about Apple? It's easy to forget that in the era of massive Windows uptake, Apple was an expensive specialist product mostly used by people like graphic designers. If the Apple had been just another general-purpose desktop computer it might well have gone the same way as the Amiga.
Re: How many hours wasted?
The sad thing about installing WfW from 3.5" floppies is that you'd almost certainly have to do it again in a few weeks. Sooner or later the system would lock up, and after a forced reboot WfW wouldn't start. So dig out the WfW floppies, plus the EMM386 disk, the network drivers, and the crib-sheet for shoehorning it all into memory, and start again.
Worse than installing to floppies was backing up to them. The time taken to write to a floppy was too short to do anything else, but long enough to drive you mad with boredom.
"popular app Notepad"
I don't think I've ever seen that combination of words before.
Tea, Earl Grey, hot! NASA blows $125k on Star Trek 3D FOOD PRINTER
The inkjet will handle "micronutrients, flavour and smell" ... but everything will taste like ink.
Will it be able to produce "a concoction that is almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea"?
BMW offers in-car streaming music for cross-Europe road trips
Re: My method
The problem with this solution is that you have to fiddle with the MP3 player to select music. A service that streams on demand, or an integrated media player, allows you to use the head unit controls and screen, which is a bit safer.
Embedded SIM
There's been an integrated SIM and 3G connection for at least the past five years. You can use it to browse the Internet, as long as the car is stationary and you're very, very patient. Entering text using the iDrive's twiddle/press interface is dire. You can also send a location from Google Maps to your car's satnav.
The traffic data, I think, is supplied through a radio link. It's certainly available on satnavs that don't have a 3G data connection.
FLABBER-JASTED: It's 'jif', NOT '.gif', says man who should know
I believe "sequel" reflects the fact that it was originally Structured English Query Language.
But in my experience, Oracle users say "sequel" because it's easier to say "sequel-plus" and "P-L-sequel". Sybase and Microsoft users say "S-Q-L" because it's easier after "Transact".
Re: Hard G, Mr Wilhite (what sort of name is that anyway?)
When there's an LCD display it makes it easier to enter your PIN number.
Re: Apologies to Izzard
And we also say ghoti.
Re: nah mate
In America, Jif refers to peanut butter. End of story.
You clean the kitchen with peanut butter? Must be messy.
I say gigabyte with an initial hard {g}, but there seems to be a community for "jigger-bite".
Re: idiots saying "jay-peg"
I disagree. There's a fairly well-established convention that when adjacent consonants in acronyms can't be pronounced as a composite, the leading consonant(s) get their alphabetic pronunciation. Hence jay-peg, bee-dos, etc.
I don't know about you, but I stopped naming letters "a, buh, cuh,...juh" at the age of six.
EU boffins in plan for 'more nutritious' horsemeat ice cream
Re: hecatonne?
A hecatomb was an Ancient Greek sacrifice to the gods of 100 cattle. I suppose this is related.
Re: "a Russian company specialised in production of protein-enriched food stuffs"
That's a phrase to inspire confidence, isn't it?
Space dogs and Dragons: A brief history of reentry tech
I'm sure I read that one of the Chinese capsules had a heat-shield made of oak. Maybe that was just Yankee devil propaganda.
I don't know why an oak heat-shield should be funny. If it's a suitable material it makes sense to use it. But I can't get rid of the image of astronauts re-entering the atmosphere on a dining table.
Review: Sony Xperia SP
My HTC phone is on its fourth, maybe fifth, battery. OK, it's three years old. Maybe batteries have improved in that time, but I don't suppose they've become immortal.
I like the look of this phone, but I don't fancy spending £300 on a phone that turns to junk when the battery dies.
They WANT to EAT YOUR COMPUTER - welcome your ANT overlords
Re: Solution???
Upvote for "a cross between a Jack Russell and a Tiger Tank" - brilliant.
But "egregarious"? Seems to a combination of "egregious", meaning "standing out from the flock", and "gregarious", meaning "running with the flock".
Stephen Hawking nixes Intel voice upgrade plan
@Hieronymus Howerd
Yet bath overflows do happen. My impression is that two taps can fill faster than the overflow drain can empty.
Marks & Sparks accused of silently bonking punters over the tills
Bad faith
I can see that contactless payments offer benefits for retailers because they speed up transactions and reduce cash throughput. I suppose there's a benefit for card companies because they increase card throughput. But what's in it for me?
The BBC programme included these pathetic attempts at exculpation from a card company drone:
"If you lose cash, it's gone, but that's not the case with a card" (nothing to do with contactless payment).
"The most you can lose is £50" (I want a system where the most I can lose is zero).
OK, maybe the system is really secure, and the chance of error infinitesimal. But I don't want it, and I regard the card companies' refusal to issue cards without contactless payment as evidence of bad faith.
Crack Army pilot to be first PROPER British astronaut IN SPAAAACE
Countdown commencing
Breaks the metre, it should be "Commencing countdown".
So you want to be a contractor? Well, here's how it works
Re: OK, just a couple of points as advisories...
I don't expect upvotes for this, in fact I can scarcely believe I'm doing it, but I'm going to defend agents.
Many of the agents who call me are wasting their time and mine by following up an inappropriate match. Few of them are people whose company and conversation I'd naturally choose. Some of them are unscrupulous.
But would I want to do their job? Not in a million years. Is the service they provide valuable to me? Of course it is - that's where my income comes from.
Re: Indeedy
Dunno about you, but I've frittered it all away on mortgages and school fees.
The best contracting year is the first. Suddenly your income is hugely more than what you're used to. By year two you're getting used to it, and by year three your "essential" expenses have expanded effortlessly to match your income. That's life, I suppose.
Re: Women Contractors
£6.5M is a typical contract rate.
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US government wants security research on car-to-car nets
"vehicle cybersecurity"
That horse has well and truly bolted already. A while ago, El Reg reported on a fascinating paper describing how researchers attached a radio device to a car's system bus and were able to take control of anything. In theory there's supposed to be security separating the safety-critical systems from things like the radio, but they found that it was easily circumvented, and that they were able to take over the brakes and accelerator of a moving car.
You only have to spend some time with the UI of a car's computer to realise that it was designed by people who are new to this sort of thing, and probably more at home with nuts and bolts.
Microsoft conceals job ad in Bing homepage
Re: So here is the question-
My recollection is that if you have the debugger enabled in IE, it offers to debug any site with errors (maybe that's just script errors).
This is especially annoying, as few sites are completely error-free. If you're working on cross-browser pages, especially if you're targeting earlier versions of IE, then you'll certainly have the IE debugger enabled because IE is where your bugs will be.
A good approximation to hell is trying to debug client script on IE6 using its so-called debugger. It generally terminates with a stack dump on good days, or a BSOD on bad ones.
Boffins find world's oldest virgin water trapped in Earth's crust
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[tm registered to Coca Cola]
Unlikely. When Coca Cola launched a bottled water brand in Britain it was soon revealed that the contents were actually tap water, from Surbiton, if I remember correctly. It wasn't long after that that the brand was withdrawn.
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For The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, the show went on last night.
Following weeks of scrutiny and questions over whether Bravo would postpone the premiere, edit it heavily or even cancel the season following the suicide of Russell Armstrong, viewers watched an episode not too different from the one originally filmed. (A scene where Taylor goes lingerie shopping was cut.)
Before getting to exciting material such as who drank out of $550 champagne glasses, though, the installment opened with the ladies sitting around and discussing the tragedy, as seen here:
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Directed by Brent Deal and Chris Aguilar. USA. 2014. 36 mins.
XOXO is the story of five accomplished water athletes—Kelly Potts, Talia De Coite, Paige Alms, Tehani Gangini and Ashley Baxter—who gave back to their local community on Maui by starting a surf camp for young girls.
Special guests: Kelly Potts, Talia De Coite, Paige Alms, Tehani Gangini and Ashley Baxter will answer questions after the screening on July 15 at 7:30pm
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Burra Jurra
Directed by Juliet Carrington. Australia. 2014. 44 mins
The ocean offers spiritual and physical significance for the Bundjalung people—the original custodians of the land in Byron Bay situated on the far north coast of NSW, Australia. Burra Jurra (Bundjalung for "Ocean/Seashore") tells the powerful story of an innovative surf program that seeks to promote positive social change by reconnecting indigenous youth with the ocean through surfing. Pro surfers and surf coaches integrate with local community to inspire a new generation and to learn about Bundjalung cultural identity of through dance, storytelling and art.
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Learning to Float
Directed by Brandon Calder. USA. 2013. 19 mins
At the age of 12, Giovanni Douresseau weighed 280 pounds. That year, a surf trip changed his life. He fell in love with the feeling of riding a wave and met a mentor figure who helped him move past his tough upbringing to turn his world around. Ten years later, Giovanni has lost more than 100 pounds and aims to give underprivileged kids the gift of surfing that was given to him.
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Sunnydale Kids
Directed by Adam Warmington / Micro Documentaries. USA. 2013. 4 mins
One day last year, Ian Glover, owner of Big Dog Surf Camp, was chatting with Tim Gras of Gras Surfboards, who works as a community organizer in San Francisco's largest housing project. A simple idea was hatched. Ian has the resources and manpower to take kids surfing in Marin, Tim has access to kids who could use a fun day at the beach, some of whom may have never seen the ocean despite living a couple of miles from it.
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Eighteen years ago, a lapse in concentration crushed Pascale's dreams of surfing. With the help of a family friend and a roll of duct tape, she can now call herself a surfer.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. The West has been the better conference during the regular season, and now teams are looking for the payoff during the NBA postseason.
The conference has been so dominant that the second-seeded New York Knicks in the East would be only the No. 6 seed in the West.
Sure, the NBA playoffs will run through the defending champion Miami Heat and LeBron James, but Memphis coach Lionel Hollins says he prefers playing against the best to make his team better.
"That's why I like playing in the West instead of in the East," Hollins said.
But that makes it more difficult to get to the finals.
The matchups in the West should make for entertaining playoff drama, but only one survivor will play for the NBA title in June.
"We still have to play Western Conference teams in the playoffs," Los Angeles Clippers forward Blake Griffin said.
The West was so good that Memphis went a franchise-best 56-26 yet starts the postseason seeded fifth. They start their first-round series Saturday in Los Angeles against the Clippers who had to hold off Sacramento on Wednesday night to gain home-court advantage against Memphis.
Not only did five Western teams win at least 56 games this season, the conference also did very well against the East.
San Antonio was a West-best 25-5 against the East followed by Memphis (22-8) and the Thunder and Clippers (21-9), according to STATS LLC Inc. Denver, seeded third, struggled the most against the East and still went 19-11.
The best of the West also did very well against other good teams. Six posted winning records against teams .500 or better compared to only three in the East. Oklahoma City, the defending Western champ, went 30-17 and Denver was 31-17 - both were better than the Heat (28-13) in that category.
"There's no nights off in the West," Clippers guard Jamal Crawford said. "We got 56 wins, and it's been a dogfight most nights. That's got to help us in the playoffs."
That's what everyone is waiting to see - who will benefit the most from the battles.
And Crawford has a point: The more battle-tested teams are in the West.
Most of the top scoring teams were in the West; the East has several of the stingier defensive units.
Denver scored an NBA-best 106.1 points per game followed by Houston (106), Oklahoma City (105.7) and the Spurs (103). Miami, with James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh, is the only team from the East in the top 10 and finished fifth averaging 102.9 points per game.
The West also has seven of the top 10 best shooting teams, though the Heat topped that category shooting 49.6 percent.
"We all know this is the run-and-gun West side of town, and we also know there's a lot of great talent over here," Grizzlies guard Tony Allen said, referring to the Western Conference.
The East is known for its defensive efforts, but it was the Grizzlies who allowed a league-fewest 89.3 points per game. Memphis is the first team to hold opponents below 90 points per game throughout a season since 2005-06 when both the Grizzlies and Spurs managed that feat.


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Wales flanker Dany Lydiate is currently recovering from a broken ankle suffered earlier this season © PA Photos
The Dragons are determined to retain the services of Wales international Dan Lydiate after it emerged the highly-rated flanker is a target for French side Racing Metro.
Reports suggest that the 24-year-old Lydiate, currently recovering from a broken ankle suffered last month, is being chased by the deep-pocketed Top 14 giants along with his international team-mate Jamie Roberts with both players out of contract at the end of this season.
The Blues have requested financial help from the Welsh Rugby Union to tempt Roberts to stay and the Dragons are also prepared to fight to secure the services of Lydiate who was voted the 2012 Six Nations Player of the Championship.
"I'm always hopeful we can keep a player, I have already spoken to Dan about his future and am waiting for him to come back to me," the Dragons' director of rugby Rob Beale told the Western Mail. "As a business we would really like to know where his future lies because he is a key asset and, along with Toby Faletau, he is a face of the region.
"I think Dan is different from a lot of other players in that he is very much a home-bird. I'm not sure if he's driven by finance. His life revolves around rugby here, his family and the family farm."
Lydiate's former Dragons team-mate Luke Charteris quit the region last season in favour of a move to Top 14 side Perpignan but Beale is quick to point to the fact that the players are at different stages of their careers.
"Dan is at a different stage of his career to someone like Luke because he's much younger," said Beale. "But, I suppose, if someone is dangling loads of money in front of you, it's hard to resist. We will do all we can, within our means, to keep Dan here, but there's only so much we can do," he warned.
"I believe Dan is happy here. He has done everything from here. He's been capped by Wales, played in a World Cup semi-final, won a Grand Slam, been honoured as Six Nations Player of the Tournament this year and was a certainty for next year's Lions tour of Australia until being injured.
"We are prepared to offer him a contract extension now despite the severity of his injury. We have given him adequate rest periods and looked after him when he was recovering from a broken neck a few years ago. Would he receive the same support and understanding in France, or would they want him to play in every match?"
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A former Maoist area commander, Ranjan Yadav, who is at present member of Rashtriya Janta Dal (RJD) in Jharkhand, said that the Aam Admi Party (AAP)'s emphasis on honesty in politics had the potential to change political affairs and to encourage more people to join active politics.
"If there are more honest leaders such as there are in AAP in Delhi's new government, things could change for the better. AAP has talked of reforms in service delivery of water, electricity to common people. Their honesty is changing the state of things already," said Ranjan alias Keshar Yadav, 46, who was an area commander in CPI (Maoists) in Lohardaga district and a member of the party 19 years.
In 2009, Mr Yadav had contested the parliamentary elections from Chatra district on a CPI (ML) ticket while in jail. He has since joined RJD and is preparing to contest from Palamu in the 2014 Lok Sabha election, though the party has not formally announced his candidature.
Since Ranjan Yadav joined mainstream politics in 2009, the CPI (Maoists) have issued public statements condemning him as a traitor. Last September, the CPI (Maoists)'s Koel Sankh Zone leader Sudhir issued a six-page statement against Yadav and two others – Yugal Pal, a former member of the zonal committee who had announced that he plans to join All Jharkhand Students' Union and former sub zonal commander Vinod Sharma – saying they did not have the party's support and anyone supporting their candidature will be tried by a jan adalat (people's court).
"Since a fatwa was issued against me by the party, I fear an attack. Yugal Pal has said that he may reconsider his decision to join politics. But more than their threat, I have doubts about joining politics because I know people perceive politicians as unscrupulous. But AAP's honesty and their talking of common people's agenda can change this," said Ranjan Yadav dressed in a white dhoti and white shawl in his sparsely furnished house that is still under construction in Namkum at the edge of Ranchi.
"In Jharkhand, there are areas such as Mahuadan in Latehar and parts of Chatra where there is no electricity even after 60 years of independence, big corporations mine coal and iron ore but infants in villages cannot even attend a good school, these re issues I want to raise through politics," he said.
While the CPI (Maoists) had condemned Mr Yadav for collaborating with the police in paramilitary operations against the Maoists, Mr Yadav refuted the allegations. "The police is exploting cracks within the party by supporting splinter groups such as the Tritiya Sammelan Prastuti Committee. If the only reason for their condemning me was that I joined political mainstream, why did they not issue a statement about Kamehswar Baitha (JMM' MP from Palamu, also a former Maoist leader)?Senior politicians in the area – both from JVM-P and a Independent MP - are using the party to target me," he alleged.
Ranjan Yadav had joined the CPI-M-L( Party Unity) in 1990 at 23 while working as a petty contractor in Palamu. "There is a lot of work the party has done for ordinary villagers, redistributing land, building checkdams, building schools. It has several revolutionary leaders. But some opportunists have entered the party too who have weakened the party even as police pressure has increased," he said. "Leaving the party was not an easy decision. I tried speaking about some issues including corruption but did not get an adequate response," he said.


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Veterinary students who agree to work with farm animals in parts of rural Missouri would be eligible to have some of their student loans excused under legislation sent to the governor last week. The bill would allow six vet students at the University of Missouri-Columbia to get an $80,000 loan. It would forgive $20,000 for each year the students work in a rural area and focus on treating farm animals after they graduate. Tuition for veterinary school in Missouri costs about $60,000 over four years. The measure was approved 157-0 in the House and 33-0 in the Senate. Sponsoring Rep. John Quinn, R-Chillicothe, said Missouri has a shortage of veterinarians and the bill is needed to entice more veterinary students to focus on large animals rather than pets. Across the country, farmers and veterinarians have complained that there are not enough new large-animal practitioners to meet increasing demand and replace older vets who are starting to retire. But even as legislators consider a loan incentive, veterinarians and educators acknowledge that part of the solution is attracting more veterinary students. The state's sole veterinary school on the Columbia campus admits fewer than 100 students each year, of whom about half in 2005 and 2006 said they wanted to work in Missouri. John Dodam, associate dean for academic affairs for the College of Veterinary Science at the University of Missouri-Columbia, said the department found that over the last two years, about 30 percent—or roughly 22 students annually—said they wanted to work with large animals. Congress and several states around Missouri, including Kansas and Oklahoma, have proposed scholarships and other programs to recruit veterinarians to the farms. The American Veterinary Medical Association predicts that nationwide, demand for food-supply veterinarians will increase by about 12 percent through 2016. But current increases in new vets foretell an annual 4 percent or 5 percent shortfall. Those figures count all food-supply veterinarians, from those who work with farmers to those in federal regulatory agencies and those who inspect butchered meat. But the group's president, Roger Mahr, said there is a particular need at the ground level.
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Pay the drivers, already: Voices on the future of the industry
A letter from Robert W. Walker Jr. of Ohio, commentary from owner-operator Tilden Curl. Curl believes removal of the self-insurance option for motor carriers is key to driver value and long-term health of the industry. ...
'If you can't shift, you can't drive!' — Readers react on transmission transition in driver training
Is more uptake of automatic transmissions the future of the industry? Most readers weighed in on the side of manual learning in driver training, but some sung automatic praises...
Schneider raising van pay
Schneider National announced it increased pay for its Van Truckload division drivers by between 8 and 13 percent in mileage and bonuses.
Hours of service remains top concern in carrier survey
Fleet difficulty finding drivers rose to No. 2, followed by CSA, driver retention, the ELD mandate and truck parking. Weight in yourself via this post's related poll and in the comments.
Riding the spot market boom
Higher than typical volumes on the spot market coupled with tight trucking capacity are improving the rate landscape. Independents: Identify high-demand freight situations and negotiate for top dollar.
Driver pay 'wage race' under way?
Bloomberg says a "wage race" is on among carriers, but survey results show not all company drivers and leased owner-operators are seeing the benefits of the improving pay landscape.
What will be outgoing FMCSA Administrator Anne Ferro's lasting legacy?
The administrator's responses to a variety of questions the morning of Aug. 14 suggested that, among her main hopes for the future of the industry, improved driver compensation ranks certainly at or near the top. ...
Investment banker's front-line info source: You
A banker who looks to drivers for front-line economic information predicts some good times ahead -- what does business look like where you sit?
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