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Clubs from Iran, Japan, China, Kazakhstan reach Asian Club semis
Kazakhstan's Almaty (above) saw off Vietnam's PTSC to book a semifinal clash with Japan's Sakai Blazers
Palembang, Indonesia, July 28, 2011 – Defending champions Paykan silenced the nerve-wracking cheers of the Indonesian crowd with their explosive power and strength, brushing off Bank Sumsel Babel as the Iranian club stormed into the semifinals of the 2011 Asian Men's Club Volleyball Championship in Palembang on Thursday alongside China's Tang Dynasty, Japan's Sakai Blazers and Kazakhstan's Almaty.
The eventual winners of the tournament will travel to Doha, Qatar in October to take part in the 2011 FIVB Volleyball Men's Club World Championship.
Before the start of the day's first match, the Palembang Sport and Convention Center Gymnasium, where the eight-day competition is being held, was thoroughly checked ahead of the arrival of the President of the Republic of Indonesia Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono in the afternoon.
Security was very tight, with armed policemen and armoured tanks guarding the gymnasium. Everyone entering the competing venue would be properly checked and scanned.
The venue was packed to its seating capacity as the President arrived in the gymnasium to watch the whole match between Indonesia's Bank Sumsel Babel and Paykan. An estimated 4,000 spectators inside the venue shouted and danced, some hitting drums and blowing horns.
The in-form Paykan started encouragingly, with Hamzeh Zarini puncturing the host side's defence with his spectacular cross-court spikes and powerful jump serves which went unanswered. The visitors clinched the first two sets 25-14, 25-18.
Backed by the noisy home crowds, Bank Sumsel Babel held their nerve to hit back as they caught up with Paykan to clinch a nail-biting third set 27-25.
However, the formidable Iranians exploited their speed and power to blunt the hosts' determined attacks. Bank Sumsel Babel again levelled at 23-23, but the tough visitors never looked back to win the remaining two points to wrap up the set 25-23 and the thrilling clash.
Shalkohi Bazargarde was the top scorer of the match with 20 points for Paykan, while captain Andri Andri collected 19 points for the hosts.
"This Indonesian team played very well," Paykan coach Peyman Akbari said. "It's an honour to see the President of the Republic of Indonesia watch us play in the match against the hosts. This also gave the home side a big boost. We next take on China's Tang Dynasty in the semifinal encounter. The Chinese are also strong with excellent teamwork. However, I'm upbeat we can beat them and we expect a 3-1 win in that match."
Tang Dynasty showed their class on Thursday as they took on the high-profiled Al Rayyan SC from Qatar. Surprisingly, the encounter resulted in a comfortable win task for the side as they sealed a straight sets (25-20, 25-23, 25-9) win.
Dai Qingyao was the backbone of Tang Dynasty as he bagged 23 points including 16 kills for the Chinese, with Konstantin Cupkovic scoring 12 points for the Qataris.
The other semifinal clash on Friday sees Kazakhstan's Almaty challenge Sakai Blazers from Japan. The tall and towering Almaty struggled through their match against the spirited PTSC of Vietnam, seeing off the side in an unconvincing manner in straight sets (27-25, 25-18, 25-21).
The Japanese team produced a magnificent come-from-behind win to see off Thailand's Chang (20-25, 25-21 25-22, 25-20). Nishio Daisaku collected a crucial 20 points for Sakai Blazers, while Chang's fist-pumping Jirayu Raksakaew became the day's top scorer of all matches as he bagged 29 points including 26 devastating spikes for the Thai team.
"It was as if we played our best in just the first set and let the win slip through fingers too easily," said Chang coach Monchai Supajirakul. "I admit that my players could not control their game. They lost concentration. Our setter Saranchit Charoensuk, who still suffers from the palm injury, chased for the ball till he felt pain on his knees and we decided to replace him."
"We next take on Vietnam, which is never easy for us," he added. "Vietnam came back much stronger this year. They beat Japan and almost beat China in three sets. We cannot underestimate them anymore. However, if we can finish the fifth or sixth place in this championship, it remains our initial target as last year, we also finished sixth. If we return with the better fifth place, that means we improve our standard."
As for the 9th-12th classification round among the lower-ranked teams, Turkmenistan's Talyp Sport stunned Uzbektelecom from Uzbekistan in a closely-contested match 3-2 (25-21, 23-25, 25-16, 23-25, 16-14) to book a clash with Myanmar's Asia World Club for ninth.
Meanwhile the Myanmar club showed no mercy to Afghanistan's Etisalat crushing their inexperienced rivals in straight sets (25-17, 25-17, 25-16). Etisalat will challenge Uzbektelecom in the 11th-place play-off on Friday.
Thursday's results
9th-12th classification round
Talyp Sport (Turkmenistan) b Uzbektelecom (Uzbekistan) 3-2 (25-21 23-25 25-16 23-25 16-14)
Asia World Club (Myanmar) b Etisalat (Afghanistan) 3-0 (25-17 25-17 25-16)
Sakai Blazers (Japan) b Chang (Thailand) 3-1 (20-25 25-21 25-22 25-20)
Paykan (Iran) b Bank Sumsel Babel (Indonesia) 3-1 (25-14 25-18 25-27 25-23)
Tang Dynasty (China) b Al Rayyan (Qatar) 3-0 (25-20 25-23 25-9)
Almaty (Kazakhstan) b PTSC (Vietnam) 3-0 (27-25 25-18 25-21)
Match schedule, Friday, July 29, 2011
8.00am: 11th-12th: Uzbektelecom (Uzbekistan) v Etisalat (Afghanistan)
10.00am: 9th-10th: (Talyp Sport) Turkmenistan v Asia World Club (Myanmar)
15.00pm: 5th-8th classification round: Chang (Thailand) v PTSC (Vietnam)
17.00pm: 5th-8th classification round: Bank Sumsel Babel (Indonesia) v Al Rayyan SC (Qatar)
19.00pm: semifinals: Sakai Blazers (Japan) v Almaty (Kazakhstan)
21.00pm: semifinals: Paykan (Iran) v Tang Dynasty (China)
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Did Flight 77 really crash into the Pentagon?
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The odd damage to the building...
Last updated: 07/08/2010
Is this all the damage that was done to the façade?
(Photo source expired: DoD Imagery Server [Alt: renovation.pentagon.mil] [Local HiRes])
"And then the plane crashed. My mind could not comprehend what had happened. Where did the plane go? For some reason I expected it to bounce off the Pentagon wall in pieces. But there was no plane visible, only huge billows of smoke and torrents of fire," Christine Peterson. -NAU Alumni Association (10/18/01)
Where is the impact hole Flight 77 supposedly made?
Do you see evidence of a plane anywhere?
(Photo source: geoffmetcalf.com [Alt: renovation.pentagon.mil])
Excerpts from an interview with Lieutenant Colonel Patty Horoho, who was Assistant Deputy/Personnel & Health Management Policy, Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Manpower & Reserve Affairs. "When I arrived at the impact site there was a huge gaping hole in the middle of the building where the plane had hit. At that time, there wasnt a fireball or anything. It was just a big, blown out section, and a lot of smoke billowing out. There was smoldering debris all over the place, but not huge pieces. Because of the gaping hole I was able to step into the building where it actually occurred, and saw people starting to come down who were injured, burned, with smoke inhalation, or dazed and cut." - Soldiers to the Rescue/Responding in the Pentagon [HTML]
Excerpts from an interview with Staff Sergeant Dwight Wills, who was the NCO of the Patient Admission Division of the Rader Army Health Clinic, Ft. Myer, VA. 'The impression when I first got there, this is just downright ridiculous, for somebody to take an airplane and just run it into the side of the building like they did." - Soldiers to the Rescue/Responding in the Pentagon [HTML]
Would you believe that this is how Flight 77 supposedly crashed?
Flight 77 coming in very low, level to the ground, and at a 45 degree angle. Notice that the wings and tail would extend outside the impact hole. (Graphic by Silent But Deadly.)
"It was coming in at a high rate of speed, but not at a steep angle--almost like a heat-seeking missile was locked onto its target and staying dead on course," Joel Sucherman. -eWeek (9/13/01)
Notice this simulation has the Boeing 757 coming in banking to the left slightly off the ground and that it's right tail section and most of it's right wing would hit outside of the impact hole in this graphic. (Graphic source: "Pentagon Building Performance Report" [PDF])
Why didn't the tail section of Flight 77 leave any marks on the 3rd story wall?
Right pic shows the close up of 3rd story wall where the tail of Flight 77 would have hit. (Graphic by Silent But Deadly.)
'Everyone was screaming, crying, running. It's like a war zone'
"AP reporter Dave Winslow also saw the crash. He said, "I saw the tail of a large airliner ... It ploughed right into the Pentagon." - Guardian (09/12/01)
Statement from Penny Elgas
"The plane seemed to be floating as if it were a paper glider and I watched in horror as it gently rocked and slowly glided straight into the Pentagon. At the point where the fuselage hit the wall, it seemed to simply melt into the building... At that point, the wings disappeared into the Pentagon. And then I saw an explosion and watched the tail of the plane slip into the building." - Smithsonian Institute
Notice that only one window is broken on the 3rd or 4th stories between the yellow arrows.
Left side of impact hole. Notice the two 2nd story windows next to the impact hole are still intact. (Photo source: airdisaster.com [local HiRes])
Boeing 757 stats. (Graphic source: boeing.com)
Do you see any evidence that Flight 77's tail section is sticking out of the building, or lying on the ground somewhere on fire after the crash as reported?
Note that the center of the impact hole in this photo taken soon after the crash is right above the standing cable spool on the left. See other photos on this page too for comparison. (Photo source: Library of Congress)
Bush set to address nation on deadly attacks
"The World Trade Center attacks were followed by a similar attack on the Pentagon. An airliner crashed into the building, causing a major explosion and fire. Witnesses saw a tail section sticking out of the building." - 720 WGSE
'I fear for my daughter'
"The plane exploded after it hit, the tail came off and it began burning immediately. Within five minutes, police and emergency vehicles began arriving," said Vin Narayanan, a reporter at USA TODAY.com, who was driving near the Pentagon when the plane hit." -USA Today (09/11/01)
How did the round fuselage of a Boeing 757 make a square hole in the wall?
The red circle designates the only possible entry point for the plane's fuselage to have crashed and penetrated through between the 1st and 2nd floors as the reports have claimed. (Photo source expired: DoD Imagery Server [Alt: renovation.pentagon.mil] [Local HiRes])
Round fuselage of an AA Boeing 757.
(Photo source: airliners.net)
Why is there a piece of building still hanging down if a Boeing 757's fuselage crashed right through there?
Notice that a piece of the building is still dangling down in the lower middle of this pic.
What happened to the wings?
Graphic from Silent But Deadly.
Graphic from 911 Reality. (Enlarged 200%.)
► "Q: One thing that's confusing -- if it came in the way you described, at an angle, why then are not the wings outside? I mean, the wings would have shorn off. The tail would have shorn off. And yet there's apparently no evidence of the aircraft outside the E ring. Evey: Actually, there's considerable evidence of the aircraft outside the E ring. It's just not very visible.On its way in, the wing clipped. Our guess is an engine clipped a generator. We had an emergency temporary generator to provide life-safety emergency electrical power, should the power go off in the building. The wing actually clipped that generator, and portions of it broke off. There are other parts of the plane that are scattered about outside the building. None of those parts are very large, however. You don't see big pieces of the airplane sitting there extending up into the air. But there are many small pieces. And the few larger pieces there look like they are veins out of the aircraft engine. They're circular." -DoD (09/15/01)
► "A pilot who saw the impact, Tim Timmerman, said it had been an American Airways 757. "It added power on its way in," he said. "The nose hit, and the wings came forward and it went up in a fireball." -Guardian (09/12/01)
What's fueling this huge fireball? Is it a tree?
(Photo source: sipa.com [Archived: WayBack Machine])
If the fireball is a tree on fire, why didn't the right wing of flight 77 cut through it?
(Researcher Eric Bart was the first one to point out that the fireball is a tree on fire that should have been chopped down by the right wing of Flight 77. This tree is tree #2 in the photos.)
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(Photo source: maxho.com)
This aerial photo was taken on 9/07/01, four days before the crash. You can see that tree #2 is there. (Photo source: spaceimaging.com)
"Bell, who had been less than 100 feet from the initial impact of the plane, was nearly struck by one of the plane's wings as it sped by him." -NECA (09/13/01)
"I looked idly out my window to the left -- and saw a plane flying so low I said, holy cow, that plane is going to hit my car (not my actual words). The car shook as the plane flew over. It was so close that I could read the numbers under the wing." -NAU Alumni Association (10/18/01)
"Then she looked at the window and saw the wing and engine of an airliner smashing through the building, maybe 20 feet away." -USA Today (09/16/01)
(Photo source: Smithsonian)
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Is this the tree stump left over from tree #2?
(Photo source: Library of Congress)
(Photo source: criticalthrash.com [HiRes])
Does the downed light poles prove Flight 77 crashed into the Pentagon? If the wings of Flight 77 clipped these lamp pole, why is there no evidence of these large long wings at the crash scene?
Source: 911 Reality
Do you see any evidence of a 100 ton Boeing 757 after the roof collapsed?
(Photo source: defenselink.mil [HiRes])
Why did it take almost a half hour for the roof to collapse?
"Shortly after the crash, witnesses reported secondary explosions and plumes of smoke that could be seen miles away. "I was right underneath the plane," said Kirk Milburn, a construction supervisor for Atlantis Co., who was on the Arlington National Cemetery exit of Interstate 395 when he said he saw the plane heading for the Pentagon. "I heard a plane. I saw it. I saw debris flying. I guess it was hitting light poles," said Milburn. "It was like a WHOOOSH whoosh, then there was fire and smoke, then I heard a second explosion." -Washington Post (09/11/01)
Notice the building began to buckle after the crash.
[Local HiRes]
Videos of Pentagon collapsing:
(Youtube, Youtube - WCTX)
(Also see: TheWebFairy's: Pentagon Turn-To-Dust Event / Penta-Poof)
Doesn't the left side of the collapse look odd, kind of like a giant knife went through a soft stick of warm butter?
Do you see any plane debris on the roof tops?
A detailed view of the scope of damage to the façade...
More FEMA photos of the building: 4305, 4306, 4307, 4381, 4382, 4383, 4385, 4386, 4387
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The ancient city of Amritsar that flourished under the royal patronage of Maharaja Ranjit Singh witnessed large-scale destruction of its invaluable heritage after his (Maharajas) death.
The historical gates, which used to protect the city from invaders, were demolished one by one with the passage of time. The rich heritage was vandalised when the Sikh leadership was totally demoralised after the annexation of Punjab by the British following the death of Maharaja Ranjit Singh. Though the British administration tried to re-construct some of the historical gates, most of the sites were named after English administrators. Mystery shrouded the disappearance of two historical darwazas (gates) named after two Sikh warriors Jassa Singh Ramgarhia and Jassa Singh Ahluwalia. Most of the heritage lovers are not aware when and why the rich heritage belonging to the period of Maharaja Ranjit Singh was demolished. However, a map of the Municipal Committee, Amritsar, published before the death of Maharaja Ranjit Singh depicts 12 historical gates, including Darwaja Ramgarhia and Darwaja Ahluwalia. On the basis of the clue, found in the two old maps of Amritsar Corporation (1849 and 1947), Mr Onkar Singh Sandhu and his team presented to the Mayor the proof that the gates were in good condition before Partition. Moreover, history books point out that the Chattiwind and the Ghee Mandi gates were named after Jassa Singh Ramgarhia and Jassa Singh Ahluwalia, respectively. Mr Sandhu approached the Mayor, Deputy Mayor and senior functionaries of the local municipal corporation and the SGPC for re-construction and renaming of the old demolished gates. He urged them to rename these gates after the names of great Sikh warriors to keep the rich heritage alive. The book Amritsar, a study in urban history by Anand Guaba, and Sri Amritsar a book by Giani Gyan Singh Tehrik clearly show that the Chattiwind and the Ghee Mandi gates were called Ramgarhia and Ahluwalia darwajas. The Ramgarhia Federation said its demand to rename the two gates was genuine, as it was based on research. The federation also demanded to rename Katra Ramgarhia, which was developed in 1760 and was located between the Gilwlali Gate and the Doburji Gate (Sultanwind Gate) and was surrounded by Katra Dal Singh, Katra Mit Singh and Katra Garbha Singh which is based on record. Expressing concern over the indifferent attitude of all concerned, Mr Sandhu said Sikh institutions should immediately come forward to preserve the rich Sikh heritage. I had heard from my elders about Katra Ramgarhia when I was in school. My inquisitive mind took me to various libraries. All books stated that Ramgarhia was the biggest Katra. Then we found an 1849 map of Amritsar in Anand Gabhas book (A study in urban history). The book mentioned the existence of various historical gates, including Darwaja Daburji (Sultanwind
Gate), Darwaja Ramgarhia (Chatiwind Gate), Gilwali Darwaja and Katra Ramgarhia, said Mr Sandhu. The Ramgarhia Federation believes that these gates were demolished after the death of Maharaja Ranjit Singh. The Ghee Mandi was earlier the Ahluwalia Gate which was the direct route to the Ahluwalia Qila. However, with the passage of time, the area emerged as the Ghee Market and hence it was popularised as the Ghee Mandi Gate, and the old historical name was virtually forgotten by the residents. Thanks to the efforts of the Ramgarhia Federation, the local municipal corporation passed a resolution on January, 15, 2003. The corporation agreed, in principle, to rename the Sultwanwind Gate. Mr Sandhu said that initially no one was ready to accept his point that the Ahluwalia Gate and the Ramgarhia Gate had existed. We distributed a number of copies of the old maps to senior officials and politicians to substantiate our claim that bore fruit ultimately, he said. Mr Sandhu said that when a deputation of the Ramgarhia Federation had met the present Congress Mayor, Mr Sunil Dutti, Mr Om Parkash Gabbar, Deputy Mayor and other senior councillors, they had immediately promised to pass a resolution in that regard. Earlier, at least three MLAs and senior SGPC members had strongly recommended their case. While the design of the Ahluwalia Gate has been picked up from the Ahluwalia Qila, the design of the Ramgarhia Gate has been copied from the old picture of the Qila Ram Rauni, which was reportedly demolished during the time of Maharaja Ranjit Singh. Though the municipal corporation passed a resolution to reconstruct the historical gates about two years ago, the SGPC has shown indifference in restoring the old Sikh heritage. The Ramgarhia Federation alleges that despite a number of representations made to the Shiromani Committee, it has failed to elicit any response. Mr Sandhu said that the SGPC should either construct these gates at its own level or help the federation with building material so that the gates could be reconstructed at the earliest. It is a matter of concern that though the senior SGPC members had strongly recommended the reconstruction, the Dharm Parchar Committee has reportedly rejected the case without assigning any reason.
Jassa Singh Ramgarhia A born leader
Sardar Jassa Singh Ramgarhia, son of Giani Bhagwan Singh, was born in 1723. His ancestors were great Gursikhs devoted to Gurbani and sewa. They lived in the village of Ichogil, near Lahore. His grandfather took amrit during the lifetime of Guru Gobind Singh, and joined him in many battles. Later, he joined the forces of Baba Banda Bahadur.
Jassa Singh was a born leader of unprecedented qualities. He was five years old when Banda Singh Bahadur attained martyrdom at Delhi. Under Dal Khalsa, Jassa Singh established his misl of Ramgarhia in and around Riarki area of Amritsar, Gurdaspur and Batala. He also fortified and constructed the fort of Ram Rauni at Amritsar. His misl had more then 5000 cavalry, always on move and helping Dal Khalsa whenever Afghanis or Mughals attacked. He occupied the area to the north of Amritsar between the Ravi and the Beas rivers. He also added Jalandhar region and Kangra hill areas to his estate. He had his capital at Sri Hargobindpur, a town founded by the sixth Guru. The large size of Jassa Singhs territory aroused the jealousy of the other Sikh
Jassa Singh Ahluwalia fought Abdalis might Jassa Singh Ahluwalia was born (1718-1783) at a village called Ahlu or Ahluwal near Lahore, established by his ancestor, Sadda Singh, a devotee of Guru Hargobind. Hence, the name Ahluwalia stuck to him. Jathedar Jassa Singh Ahluwalia was honoured with the title of Sultan-ul-Qaum (King of the Nation). Son of Badar Singh, Jassa Singh was hardly five years old when his father died (1723 AD). His mother entreated Mata Sundri, wife of Guru Gobind Singh, to take him into her care. Mata Sundri agreed to do so, and lavished much affection on him, instructing him carefully in the arts of war and peace. He studied Sikh scriptures under Bhai Mani Singh. Sardar Jassa Singh was also called Bandi Chhor (The Delivered) for having rescued 2200 Indian women made prisoners by Abdali for his harem. Under the leadership of Jassa Singh, the Dal Khalsa took over Lahore, the capital of Punjab, for the first time in 1761. Abdali thought that having demolished their fort and desecrated their holy sarovar, he had made Sikhs unable to face the Afghans. However, within months, the Sikhs, guided by Ahluwalia, were strong enough to make Afghans their prisoners and also make them clean up the Amrit Sarovar. Within a few years, the same Abdali feared the Sikhs so much that he did not dare follow his usual route through Punjab to return to Kabul. Having led the Sikhs through very trying times, Jassa Singh passed his last years in Amritsar. With the resources available to him, he got the buildings repaired, improved the management of the gurdwaras, and provided better civic facilities to residents of Amritsar. |
School promotes economic independence of women
Shree Lakshmi Narayan Stitching School, run by the Shree Durgiana Temple Management Committee (SDTMC), was established in 1992. It has been doing a yeoman's service for the cause of women, especially those belonging to the weaker sections of the society. Students are imparted training in stitching and embroidery, absolutely free of cost. They are also taught the art of applying mehndi.
Ms Veena Kumari, who has been teaching in the institution since 1992, told TNS that two batches in forenoon and afternoon were held daily. "There are about 20 to 25 students in each batch. The school has not fixed any time limit and the students can continue their training till they achieve expertise in their trade," she said. She added that old students still came there and discussed about the difficulties they faced. She further said that the students who had done diploma courses from other professional institutes also visited the school for practical training. One of the students Archana, who joined the school last month, was all praise for the institute and its teachers. She said that she was fast learning the stitching work. She further said after completing the course she would open her own boutique in her house. Another student Preetikee, who joined the school four months back, said she joined the school for learning embroidery work. Mr Surinder Arjun, working president of the SDTMC, told TNS that the salary and other expenses of the staff were about Rs 1 lakh per annum. Stitching and embroidery machines were provided by the SDTMC, he added. He further said that earlier students used to be charged a nominal amount of Rs 10 per month, but new committee had totally waived off the fee since the last year.
No shortcuts to success for Anil Kapoor
Youngsters interested in trying their luck at Bollywood should avoid shortcuts and they should work hard to fulfill their dreams of becoming successful actors, said Bollywood actor Anil Kapoor, who was here to pay obeisance at the Golden Temple.
He refused to comment on the recent controversy over the sting operation conducted by an electronic channel showing certain television and film personalities demanding sexual favours from "aspiring actresses". Anil Kapoor, who hogged the limelight in films like Woh Saat Di, Mister India, Tezaab, Ram Lakhan in the early nineties, said that he did not have any words to explain the spiritual feeling he had experienced after paying obeisance at the Golden Temple. He said he had two of his movies, including No Entry and My wife's Murder, in the pipeline. These would be released in the next couple of months. He said he was hopeful that the films would do good business and that the audience would appreciate his work. Expressing his keen desire to work in a Punjabi film, he said he would love to do a good-banner Punjabi film with a strong story line. He said he was impressed by the warmth and hospitality of the Punjabis. He added that he had enjoyed the local food, which included aloo kulcha, puri and lassi. When asked about the criteria of selecting the films, he said he had now matured and that he wanted to do selective roles that would satisfy the actor within him.
Apni Dharti Apna Virsa of foreign-crazed Punjabis
Over 300 students of Sri Guru Harkrishan Senior Secondary Public School, run by Chief Khalsa Diwan, gave a performance during the two-day light and sound show Apni Dharti Apna Virsa. The show brought into focus the fixation of Punjabis to settle abroad and the agonies of those who are left behind. The light and sound show was presented on April 22 and 23.
Directed by Kewal Dhaliwal, the show unfolded the saga of illegal immigration of Punjabi youth to Western countries. The show depicted how some unemployed youths go to foreign shores with the help of so-called travel agents. The ignorant and gullible youths, in their haste to reach their destinations, are duped by the travel agents, who promise them lucrative jobs, high salary and a high standard of living. The show highlighted the plight of those who are able to make to the foreign lands. Those who reach the alien lands are also not lucky. Many of them try to illegally enter prosperous Western countries and are arrested. They are forced to live in abominable and inhospitable condition. The show also depicted Punjabi festivals and fairs. It highlighted the nostalgic feelings of foreign-settled Punjabis.
City girl Aarti makes a mark in Punjabi movies
Aarti Puri, a city girl, who is the heroine of Punjabi comedy film Nalaik, was here to pay obeisance at the Golden Temple on the release of the movie. Her debut film
Mahaul Theekh Hai was a hit.
Talking about her latest release, she said, "The film Nalaik is a comedy in which a police commissioner's son wants to become a dacoit. Special appearances by Hindi film star Bobby Deol and Punjabi comedy king Jaspal Bhatti add to the movie's charm. The film's cast includes Vivek Shauq, Guggu Gill, Rana Jung Bahadur. Co-produced by Vivek Shauq and Ravi Nishand, it has been written and directed by Ravi. The music has been rendered by Anand Raj, songs are by Baba Sehgal, Jaspinder Narula, Shankar Sawhney." It was in tele-serial Patake Tha aired on Alpha Punjabi, where she played the lead role, that she gained recognition. Talking to The Tribune here, Aarti said she was eager to perform serious and emotional roles, though presently she had been slotted as an actress who excelled in comedies. On the issue of casting couch in Bollywood, she admitted that it existed, but was only for those who wanted to take short-cuts in life. Her forthcoming films are Shadyantra, Dharm shakti, My Husband's Wife, Dil Da Mamla. She has acted in Telugu and Kannada movies, too. An alumna of Arya School and Khalsa College here, she gave the credit for her success to her father who, she said, had encouraged her to opt for acting as a profession.
India to become superpower by 2020
The one-day national seminar on astrology, held under the aegis of the Indian Council of Astrological Sciences, here recently predicted that by 2007 India would become a permanent member of the UN Security Council and that by 2020, the country would emerge as the major superpower of the world.
Presiding over the convention, Justice (Retd) S.N. Kapur, who is also the national president of the Council of Astrological Sciences, said that there would be a definite improvement in the relations of India and Pakistan which would go a long way to provide stability in the region. Justice Kapur said that this council had been established in 1984 with 8000 permanent members. The council had 22 chapters and 20 centres throughout the country. He said that at present there were about 86 lakh astrological websites in the world. He said that astrological sciences were popular not only in India, but also they were gaining credibility in Islamic countries like Pakistan, Iraq, Iran and Egypt. He, however, added that predicting future correctly was a "hazardous proposition". He pointed out that the study of astrological sciences was quite tough and it required complete research and dedication.
Weekly Round-up
The annual credit plan of this border district for the year 2005-06 was announced here recently. While launching the annual credit plan, Mr Kirandeep Singh Bhullar, Deputy Commissioner, envisaged a disbursement of Rs 1873.72 crore. He projected an increase of 23.35 per cent as compared to the last year's target.
He said the plan would focus on weaker sections of the society. It would ensure socio-economic development in agricultural sector, industrial sector and trading sector. It was important to pay attention to rural industrialisation through small-scale industrial development, he added. He said the total priority sector outlay for the district was envisaged at Rs 1873.73 crore, covering 375739 beneficiaries, out of which total investment under agriculture and allied activities had been earmarked at Rs 1198.16 crore, for non-farm sector at Rs 383.98 crore and for other priority sectors at Rs 291.58 crore. Birth anniversary
The Dalit Welfare Society celebrated the 115th birth anniversary of Dr Ambedkar with great fervour here. Mr Jugal Kishor Sharma, MLA and Chairman, Amritsar Improvement Trust, was the chief guest, while Mr Sunil Datti, Mayor, presided over the function. The function was inaugurated with lighting of the lamp. Speaking on the occasion, Mr Sharma said that Dr Ambedkar had given in the Indian Constitution the rights of equality to all sections. He said the people should follow the path shown by Dr Ambedkar and that it would be the real tribute to the man who had scripted the Constitution of India. DATA Tech College
DATA Tech College, Canada, inaugurated its overseas headquarters in India, here recently. Ms Kavita K. Kasandas, president of the college, while inaugurating the college, said that DATA Tech College (India) aimed at providing education in various fields like multimedia, digital desktop publishing, Information Technology, accounting. Mr Satinderjit Singh Thind, director, operations (India), said that the Indian unit of the college was authorised to open more branches at different locations. FIRAs proposal
The Federation of Indian Rationalist Associations (FIRA), an association of nearly 50 rationalist, secularist, humanist, atheist and scientific organisations from different Indian states, in a draft bill, has demanded the separation of religion from politics, educational system and judiciary to make India a secular nation in true sense. The activists of FIRA organised demonstration in front of the Parliament House, New Delhi, and presented the draft bill to President, Vice-President and Prime Minister, according to the Tarksheel Society, Punjab. Prof Narendra Nayak, national president of the association, in the draft bill, also sought the cancellation of recognition of political parties asking votes in the name of religion and caste. He said that the involvement of government institutions in the religious functions should also be banned. Office-bearers
Mr Parvinder Kumar was elected as president of the Income Tax Employees' Federation, Group C, Amritsar Unit, while Mr Chanchal Singh was elected as vice-president. Mr G.L. Rana was elected as secretary, Mr Sunil Arora as joint secretary, Mr Sham Lal as assistant secretary and Mr Rajinder Singh as treasurer of the federation. MP fund for school
The local MP, Mr Navjot Singh Sidhu, has granted financial aid to Muradpura School for construction of two rooms and purchase of furniture. He also gave Rs 25,000 for the repair of the streets, drainage system and sports club at Chogawan village. He gave Rs 25,000 to sports club at Bhoi village. Science Day
The Punjab State Council for Science and Technology, in association with Manav Public School, organised the National Science Day. In the programme that was organised, local schools participated in various competitions. Shailja Sharma of Manav Public School and Kanika Verma of Sacred Heart School stood first in junior and senior sections declamation contest, respectively. In science project, Pallavi of Manav Public School stood first and Hirani Swaminathan of Army Public School stood second. Tamnna Tuli of Manav Public School and Palak of Sacred Heart School secured first position in junior and senior category, respectively, in poster competition.
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It's 5pm Halloween and we're about to head out for our trick or treating. Every year, we say the same thing… we'll get home early and get Sofia to bed at a good hour. Yeah right! Even when we get home on time, she is bouncing off the walls with energy. This year, I thought ahead (well, kinda) and made some Play Clay that I found on the Arm & Hammer site. So easy to make- just baking soda, corn starch and water and voila. When we get back tonight, to let her unwind, we'll be creating some fun last minute Halloween decor and also prepping for Dia de los Muertos, which is on Saturday! Here is what I did:
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Beeline have just released an other new summer update of Snoopy's street fair game. The update is addressed this time to Apple iOS players and probably the android update will follow later. Apparently this update contains lots of features and items, but is mostly focusing on woodstock's friends to help him, as well as many items were added like the small train and many other items.
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Snoopy's Street Fair Comes to Android
By · CommentsSince we received many queries form Android users asking whether Snoopy Street fair game is available on Android platform or not so we have decided to write this article.
Android users can finally rejoice now that Snoopy's Street Fair has officially been released on all Android mobile phones. Fans of the classic comic and animated series were left out in the cold when the game originally released in 2011, only available on iOS devices. Luckily, Beeline Interactive was paying close attention to their forums and user requests. Read More→
Beeline development team was finally able to find the problem causes continuous game crash of Snoopy Street fair App (version 1.16.0). According to Beeline Butterflies were behind the problem, therefore if you can get any Butterflies you have in your fair stored before it crashes, you will be able to reduce game crashes. This remains a temporary solution, until a new update is released. Read More→
Beeline Dev team members were called back to their offices in London to in investigate the game crash issue, apparently the Dev team was working around the clock to fix the problem. In a statement posted by Beeline on their official support forum, confirming that their team has worked over the weekend as well as they have sent their apologies to Snoopy's street fair players as following:
In the latest update of Snoopy' Street fair version 1.16.0 a new piggy bank was introduced, is called Curly Mo. Although such character doesn't belong to the original peanuts series, yet is thought to be figment of Beeline's imagination. Beeline introduced the cute little piggy bank, Curly Mo as a new source for player to earn snoopy dollars. But firstly how you can get Curly Mo? Once you update your Snoopy's street fair App to version 1.16.0 you will find it in the streets somewhere in your fair as is depicted in the image below. Bear in mind that the device playing Snoopy's Street Fair MUST have an iOS version 6.0 and upwards, otherwise you wont find it. Read More→
Snoopy's Street fair the new update 1.16.0 was released today by Beeline for Apple iOs players (as was promised before the 1st of May), however the players get surprised with the sudden crash of the game after launching it. Only the players who have updated to the new update are affected. Beeline are aware with this major issue and have urged their development team to workout this problem. We have been told by Beeline representative that Beeline dev team have been called back to their offices to investigate the issue. We hope they will release a fix update in the next few hours to bring back the joy to Snoopy' Street Fair fans. Read More→
A new teaser image for Snoopy's Street Fair iOS version 1.16.0. was just released by Beeline. The new update should be live for download on the 1st of May and probably before (as the update release is subjected to Apple review and approval). The new update features Spikes' Cactus in the garden, a new expansion also will be added in the garden. A lot of fun also will be added like Pitch and pup and many more new items will be added. Read More→
Miniature Madness for Snoopy Street Fair
By · CommentsSnoopy's Street Fair is having a spectacular sale on all of their signature miniature collection series. For a limited time only players can purchase these items at reduced prices. It's a great way to get a solid start on building your customized mini neighborhood within your street fair. All of the items were previously priced at 8 Snoopy Dollars or higher. They're now available for 6 each. This drop in price allows players to purchase the entire collection and multiple buildings without going broke in the process. Buy miniature forest, miniature arch, miniature music hall, miniature smokehouse, and the whimsical miniature bubble house. There's also a set of miniature sweet trees, miniature candy lodge, and miniature candy house for sale. Read More→
Lydia's Guess the Name Stall in Snoopy's Street Fair
By · CommentsLydia is a classmate of Linus and she mans the Guess the Name stall in the fair. When Linus asks Lydia to eat lunch with her, she asks Linus how old he is. When Lydia finds out Linus is two months older than she, she asks, "Aren't you kind of old for me?", treating Linus as if he is an old man and calling him sir. This becomes a running gag between Linus and Lydia. Another running gag with Lydia is that she often changes her name. When Charlie Brown visits Lydia in the fair, she says, "Today, my name is Anna." If you tap on Lydia, she says, "I like my stall being here." The Guess the Name stall is the 13th stall to be added to the fair and costs 20 Snoopy Dollars. There is a stall update every fifth level and requires gold coin payment, and as you level up, the price increases with every update. Read More→
Emily's Dancewear Stall in Snoopy's Street Fair
By · CommentsEmily mans the dancewear stall in the fair, but Emily may be a figment of Charlie Brown's imagination. When Charlie Brown attends a dance class, Emily asks Charlie Brown to dance with her. Charlie Brown is thrilled but when he goes back to his next lesson, Emily is not there. The dance teacher tells Charlie Brown that there is no Emily in the class. It seems Charlie Brown was dancing by himself and talking to somebody who was not there. If you tap on Emily, she says, "Hello, my name is Emily." Emily also has a companion piece, a sewing machine. When Charlie Brown visits Emily in the fair, she tells him, "You're here! I'm so glad you came!" The dancewear stall is the 12th stall to be added to the fair. Read More→


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A one-day old male baby that was buried alive in a private farm by unidentified persons at Iyyampatti in Chinnamanur was rescued within a few minutes by the local people on Tuesday.
Acting on a tip-off by children playing near the area, local people rescued the baby and called the 108 ambulance. The rescue team rushed to the spot, cleaned the soil on the baby's body and gave first aid. When the team reached the spot, the baby's pulse was very low. It also struggled to breathe, said eyewitnesses. After first aid, it was brought to Chinnamnur Government Hospital. The doctors said the condition of the baby was stable. Meanwhile, Collector K.S. Palanisamy directed the Social Welfare Department to adopt the baby under Cradle Baby Scheme and advised an NGO to take care of it.
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I am not sure how you could call this a G or PG climb if you are a shorty. You have to make the crux move off the ledge with pro at your feet. If you blow the move then you hit the ledge. I TR'd this with a large group of climbers. They had a full range of experience from newb to 10+ climbers. None of the newish climbers could make the move off the ledge. The tallest climbers (6 ft) were able to easily make the moves. As a 5'2" 10 climber, I was able to make the moves, using a super high foot and matching on a tiny tiny crimp below the bomber horizontal. I would not have enjoyed leading it, the moves were only protected at my feet. Truth be told, this climb really annoyed most of the climbers in our party. It's only a 6, but most could not do it. |
By AWinters Administrator From: NH Nov 24, 2010 rating: 5.7 5a 15 V+ 13 MVS 4b |
this is gunks 5.7 |
By kenr Dec 4, 2012 rating: 5.8+ 5b 16 VI- 15 HVS 4c |
The start of the hand-traverse is perhaps a bit more than 5 ft to the right. Pretty delicate to get into it, if much less than 5ft8in. Nice collection of interesting moves. |


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Hello to all and above all Casey,
I only read this thread now for the first time. I think we all will need to wait for the bearing/motor group buy. Casey when you settle everything you will have a paying customer (discounts for pre-donators?)!!! It must be soon because I would like to do a similar project in December. In boca al lupo (good luck in italian jargon), M |
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My my...I just wandered back onto DIYaudio... I remembered following a great turntable build which was based on using Corian acrylic sometime back - Todays date is July 9th 2009.
There's a block of multi-layered Corian that resembles a TT gathering dust somewhere I guess the dust did settle after all...(!) I trust you are well Casey ! -Andy- |
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Just read through this entire thread. What an amazing process!
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Been thru it before. Never easy, even if you are the one that wants it. Life goes on, but slowly at first. Wake up each day, pray for the knowledge to do the right thing for that day and hope that it will be a good day.
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There's much I love about the blessing of having the wonderful folk of FIG, supply us with beautiful, fresh produce to nourish us all through our week. But one thing I've really been appreciating of late is the opportunity to try some less common produce that I definitely never found when shopping in a mainstream environment for our fresh fruit and veg.
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For a while now we've been enjoying crook neck squash. They're so sweet with their little crook necks. They make cute little mini stuffed cups. We scoop out the middle, stuff with our favourite filling and bake. We make a savoury rice and mince mix, stuff it in the little squash cups, sprinkle with grated cheese and baked it in the oven. The shell goes nice and crispy, the squash is sweet and the cheese melts perfectly over the top. We roast the seeds and serve them sprinkled over the top. The perfect accompaniment to our warm Autumn meal.
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Kohlrabi has been back for guest appearances on the extras table. We have enjoyed the leaves and stalks roasted on oven trays, drizzled with a smidgen of oil, sprinkled with salt and roasted on a highish heat until crisp. Perfect, healthy, homemade crisps. A delicious Autumn treat.
We were so disappointed when we forgot to use our wild pine mushrooms. By the time I found them tucked away in the fridge at the end of the week, they weren't in the best using condition anymore. Mushrooms really do call to be used quite quickly. I was speaking today to someone who harvests some of FIG's wild pine mushrooms, and he told me that a customer in Sydney mentioned to him that the wild pine mushrooms can be frozen. I'll have to look into this. Also, I thought that they would probably be good to dry or dehydrate and use just as one does dried shitake... but I'm not sure if wild pine mushrooms take so well to this? They did look so pretty and quite unique when I opened their little bag up for a look inside when we got home. We are hoping that they are available again soon, as we were looking forward to trying this recipe with them.
And the turnip greens! Not so unusual the dear old turnip - but I've not often used the greens. When the turnips turned up with the most delicious and lush looking greens the other week, I jumped online to research if I could use the greens and what nutritious goodies they contain. Turns out that the whole turnip green v's the root vegetable is alot like the situation of the beet and the green that I wrote about a while back. The greens actually contain alot more goodies than the root itself. There is so much goodness in the turnip green. The flavour is slightly spicy and we have been juicing them into our green juices, which adds a nice little spice to the mix. The turnip greens are like mustard leaves, in that, in terms of flavour, you really do need to use them sparingly unless you LOVE alot of spice. They can be a little bitter, but they balance well when accompanied with other greens. You can use the turnip greens, or "turnip tops" as they are known in the UK, either raw or lightly steamed.
And to top it all off, today we picked up some 'Japanese Raisins' at the Mangrove Mountain Country Markets! They were delicious, and now we are madly saving the seeds as we eat the fruit, to see if we can grow our very own Japanese raisin tree!
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A long time since Easter!
It's been a few weeks since Easter and we've all been rather busy, running the co-op and ensuring, to the best of our abilities, that it goes along as smoothly as possible - and haven't returned to update the blog. Dearie me!
Our special Easter week co-op at Jilliby went well. Whilst there was a reduction in numbers due to the distance some of our members would need to drive, and no public transport, we still had orders for at least a third of our usual number of boxes and many of those commented on the beautiful surroundings, the peaceful valley and the great hall - and put forth the suggestion that co-op was held there every week! One of our Wyong members was overdue in having her baby and wasn't sure if she'd make it there that day. She did, but perhaps driving over that fairly short piece of rutted and corrugated road stirred up something more than a desire to get some land for her family and live out of town, as the very next day her baby was born! Congratulations to all.
The weather is growing colder as one would expect at this time of year and the more sensitive produce is slowing down or stopped for the year. Our Kirkconnell growers had 15 cms/6 inches of snow last week, and I think we were feeling the affects here on the Coast at the time.
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This week we are going to be trying some Pink Lady apples from the Kirkconnell region as well. We've had some of their Gala apples and also a few Fujis, and Pink Ladies, a favourite of many, will be in the boxes today and tomorrow.
We're also hoping to have a few dragonfruit on the extras table to try, although they aren't grown locally. Kel will again be supplying his beautiful coriander and purple radishes and those superb turnips. Turnip leaves and nettle recipes will be posted here shortly.
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