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Second and third year Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) students from various colleges in Pune are in a dilemma due to delay in University of Pune's (UoP) results for the academic year 2011-12.
It is causing inconvenience in terms of delaying admissions to other courses and affecting their careers.
According to University Grant Commission (UGC) guidelines, a university has to declare the results of any exam within a maximum period of 45 days. Other state universities have already declared the results and started the admission procedures. Students graduating this year and opting for higher studies will find it tough to secure admissions in colleges of their choice.
Due to the senior college teachers' strike led by Maharashtra Federation of University and College Teachers' Organisations (MFUCTO), including Pune University College Teacher Organisation (PUCTO), which started from April 1 and continued for over 55 days, the whole process of declaring the results got
Vice-chancellor of UoP, Wasudev Gade, assuring that the BCom results will be declared on Monday, July 9, said, "In spite of the 55 days strike and the test papers lying unchecked at the exam centre, we mobilised teachers as soon as the strike got over to get the work done. In fact, UoP is much ahead in declaring the results compared to other state universities. The teachers strike caused the delay, but we have still tried hard to declare the results on time."
Second year BCom student, Parakh Ajmera, said, "It is true that the strike happened at a time when the answer sheets were to be evaluated but it lasted just for over 6 weeks. Today, already three months have passed but students are still waiting for their results. The process of admission for third-year BCom has not even started and it is going to be all the more delayed."
Third year student, Sourabh Jain, said that he had plans to take admission in a university based out of the state for LLB course. "With the results delayed, I have no chance of getting admission in a reputed college and even if I get it, I will not be able to avail the hostel facility as the rooms will be full by then. The delay has obviously affected our careers."
A senior lecturer at one of the city's reputed college, Bahausaheb Ghodke, said, "The strike brought the education system to a standstill. With the delay in results, the third year BCom students have become confused over admissions to further courses."
Principal of Marathwada Mitra Mandal's College of Commerce, MD Lawrence, said that since the results will be out on July 9, it will take another three days to start the third year BCom classes. He said that the commerce stream exams were over on April 4 and they were getting many calls from students inquiring about when the results will be declared and when the classes will start.


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I love the look and interior of the C&C landfall. I understood however that the deck to hull joint is quite problematic and that the deck core is often wet due to design of the stanchion bases not being set on a level deck surface. If it were not for that the Landfall would have been on my list. I like the interior so much that I wish someone would prove that not to be an issue.
The C&C 38 comes in 2 versions, both are great boats. The major difference is the interiors. One is the Landfall the other is regular. Interestingly enough the stanchions may differ boat to boat. Many older boats which have stanchions buried in the side gunnels/deck have issues. The second way the C&C did stanchions is they connected them to the anadozed toe rail. My C&C 35 MKIII are like that. Unique to C&C . It's a great design as you never have to worry about the stanchion bedding issue which plagues many olde Bo's and all boats eventually. So what you look for on the 38 is whether it has a teak Captainl over the joint or an anadozed toenail. The anadozed toenail being he preferred. c&C had excellent deck to hull luck and design. My bolts are 6" apart.
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Plaintiff: Valley Queen Cheese Factory, Inc.
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But it's the dazzling director Richard Jones - in one of his now too infrequent forays back to the theatrical stage from the operatic one upon which he usually plies his often controversial but always intriguing trade - who turns what is sometimes an aridly pretentious drama into a supremely agile, provocative one.
Famously influential in the theatrical movement known as the Theatre of the Absurd, Pirandello's play - in which six characters from an unfinished play disrupt the rehearsals for another one and demand that the actors listen to, then complete, their stories - is a fantasia on themes of the differences between illusion and reality, art and artifice. But Jones, whose production sees the six characters inhabiting more cruelly realistic lives than the exaggerated, camply theatrical ones being lived by the actors, is an expert at creating a jarring theatrical landscape that is at once intensely of the theatre yet also transcends it.
Here, these include filmic references - entering a completely re-configured Young Vic auditorium, with gilded chairs lined up in neat, raked rows facing a white screen, you feel you may be about to watch a movie. And so it begins - and ends - with a film projection (and, without spoiling it, quite the cleverest curtain call I've seen in years). As the characters burst out from behind the screen of a slide show that the play's director is giving his cast, it also recalls the similar wonderful device that Woody Allen used in Purple Rose of Cairo in which the screen actors stepped out of their movie roles and into 'real' life. As stunningly acted by a highly accomplished cast, including Beverley Klein, Liza Sadovy and Dale Rapley amongst the actors of the show-within-the-show being staged by a director (Darrel D'Silva) and his hilariously ruffled assistant (Catherine Malone), and Stephen Boxer, Yolanda Vasquez and Leah Muller as the principal family members whose disturbing story the actors seek to realise on stage, this is one of the cleverest productions in town right now. Not to be missed. Mark Shenton


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On Thursday, July 19, at approximately 2:00 p.m. ET, an accident occurred in the packaging building of Melrose South Pyrotechnics, Inc. distribution and sales facility in Catawba, South Carolina. Two Melrose South employees were in the building at the time and sustained injuries as a result of the accident. Both employees were transported to nearby hospitals.
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The DRI counsel told Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Amit Bansal that Sumit Walia was importing used high-end luxury cars by mis-declaring them as new to evade Customs duty which is nearly 100 per cent for used cars and around 60 per cent for new cars.
Walia's arrest memo also cites instances of cars being imported in the names of foreign diplomats by him to avail of their duty-free privilege. The DRI listed statements of two witnesses including a Customs house agent who purportedly corroborated the revenue intelligence wing's allegations.
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It added that up to 12 high-end projects containing around 2,060 homes in total were still waiting in the pipeline to be launched as at last month.
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by Paul on 04/26/13 at 12:29 PM ET
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In a paid subscription article, Craig Custance of ESPN had this to say about Valtteri Filppula.
Regardless of the frustrations he causes Red Wings fans at times, if Filppula goes to the open market, he'll get paid. No doubt about it. There aren't many centers hitting the market, and even fewer in his age range (29). Keep in mind that he's represented by the same agency (Acme World Sports) that got Ville Leino a six-year, $27 million contract from the Sabres in free agency.
This certainly hasn't been a contract year for Filppula, but he's just one year removed from a 23-goal, 66-point season. Considering the lackluster free-agent class, the Red Wings' cap room and even the possibility of Datsyuk leaving down the road, I think Ken Holland finds a way to get this deal done. He has to.
Agree or disagree?
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Paul here for George, who believes he has a case of food poisining.
Josh Cooper of The Tennessean talked with the Predators after the game last night.
Does Weber ever get rid of his game-face?
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FYI: The Columbus Blue Jackets defeated the Dallas Stars 3-1 on Thursday night, so the Detroit Red Wings (23-16-and-8, 54 points, 21 regulation-or-OT wins) will have to at least earn one point in Saturday's road game against the Stars--because Columbus (23-17-and-7, 53 points, 18 ROWs) can max out at 55 points if they defeat Nashville at home.
In such a situation, Columbus would have 24 wins and a maximum of 19 regulation-or-OT wins, but even with an OT or shootout loss in Dallas, the Wings would have 21 ROWs, so they'd win the tiebreaker.
The Blue Jackets asked the Stars for a favor...
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The Detroit Red Wings' 5-2 win over the Nashville Predators began with the team frustrating the hell out of its mostly-full rink's worth of playoff-ready fans at Joe Louis Arena and ended properly, with a standing ovation in the home finale...
And somewhere in between, despite the fact that the Columbus Blue Jackets could force the Wings to beat Dallas outright to earn a playoff spot, the Wings slowly but surely found their form, found themselves and just absolutely dismantled the Nashville Predators.
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Mr. Hockey: the Gordie Howe Story will air on the CBC this Sunday at 8 PM EDT, and will air on the Hallmark Channel on Sunday, May 4th at 9 PM (before going straight-to-DVD on Tuesday, May 11th). Ahead of the film's debut, the actor playing Gordie Howe, Michael Shanks, has made the rounds discussing his role in the film, but as the movie's premiere approaches, the Canadian Press's Victoria Ahearn notes that the movie's about the partnership between Mr. and Mrs. Hockey as much as it is about the elder Howe's time spent playing for the Houston Aeros aside his sons, Mark and Marty:
"Gordie was this giant on the ice and this giant figure in the hockey world but he'd spent so much of his life devoted to that, that I think even in their later years without her he was kind of lost because she handled everything else," Vancouver actor Michael Shanks, who plays Howe in the film, said in a telephone interview.That's one of the reasons the movie is dedicated to her. It demonstrates this unsung hero, Mrs. Hockey, who was really where everything flowed back into."
"She was doing things that women just didn't do at that time," said Hamilton-born "Beverly Hills 90210" star Kathleen Robertson, who plays Colleen. "She was very involved and very influential in all the business dealings of what it was to be Gordie Howe in that time period. She was very protective of her sons, she basically negotiated their deals, she was their manager and she was really smart and really tough."
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Updated 10x with the Wings' game-day video at 4:06 PM: The Detroit Red Wings still face a must-win situation against the Nashville Predators tonight (7:30 PM EDT, FSD/FS Tennessee/97.1 FM) despite defeating the Los Angeles Kings last night, and at least initially, the morning skate gave no indications as to Johan Franzen's status for this evening...
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Red Wings-Kings wrap-up and Wings-Predators set-up: one down, two to go
by George Malik on 04/25/13 at 03:56 AM ET
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The theory goes something like this: as the Red Wings' 3-1 win over the Los Angeles Kings gives the 22-16-and-8 Wings both 52 points and 20 regulation-or-OT wins, if the Wings earn a win over the Nashville Predators tonight (7:30 PM, FSD/FS Tennessee/97.1 FM) and the Dallas Stars (48 points, 20 ROWs) defeat the Columbus Blue Jackets (51 points, 17 ROWs), the Wings will make the playoffs outright, and won't have to worry about Saturday's regular season-ending match-up with the Stars (and all three teams have 2 games left to play).
But the Red Wings don't want to count on anybody but themselves controling their playoff fate, especially playing on back-to-back nights against a spoiler-happy Predators team--possibly without the services of Johan Franzen--and especially given the way the Blue Jackets have been winng, Detroit still wants to "win out."
There's no doubt that the Wings received an assist from the NHL in the form of Dustin Brown's suspension before tanling with the Brown-less Kings, and it's Brown's suspension that the Los Angeles Times' Lisa Dillman's recap focuses upon...
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by George Malik on 04/24/13 at 11:31 PM ET
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If you missed it in the quick take, Red Wings forward Johan Franzen suffered some sort of injury ("undisclosed") during the Red Wings' 3-1 win over the Los Angeles Kings, and he's iffy for tomorrow's game against Nashville, as MLive's Ansar Khan reports:
Coach Mike Babcock and general manager Ken Holland said Franzen's status for Thursday's home finale vs. Nashville will be determined in the morning.
"He's been real good for us,'' Babcock said. "He didn't finish the game, but hopefully he'll be fine for tomorrow.''
Babcock added, "Don't know a whole bunch. They just took him off the bench, or made him sit on the bench. I couldn't use him down the stretch. I'll find out tomorrow.''
If I were to guess, I'd go with Franzen possibly tweaking his hip flexors toward the end of the game. But that's just a guess.
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Red Wings-Kings quick take: That's one (and cross your fingers about the Mule)
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The Detroit Red Wings may have made their biggest "statement" of the season when they needed it the most. They may have played the best playoff hockey they have in over a year, defeating the Los Angeles Kings 3-1 on a night that the team desperately needed to remain in control of its fate.
But it didn't start out "pretty," at least as far as finishing was concerned.
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by George Malik on 04/24/13 at 07:00 PM ET
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With under an hour to go before tonight's game between the Red Wings and Kings, with Dustin Brown out of LA's lineup, as Paul noted, Yahoo Sports' Nicholas J. Cotsonika thoughtfully considering the legacy of the endangered 21-year-old playoff streak...
The AP's Larry Lage may have had to elbow his way to his laptop given the number of scribes in attendance for tonight's game at Joe Louis Arena, but he did so in order to drop a heavy hint that the Wings' long-term future does not involve their current rink:
The Detroit Red Wings will play in a new arena some season in the future. It's not if, but when and yet Chris Ilitch doesn't know or want to say much about it.
"Everybody is working hard and there's positive progress," the president and CEO of Ilitch Holdings told The Associated Press after Thursday's Detroit Economic Club meeting.
What's next in the process?
"It's tough to say," he said. "I'd prefer not to make any predictions and just keep working away and continue to do our due diligence and see what we can put together."
I'm going to raise an eyebrow regarding Lage's note that the $12.8 million in yearly tax subsidies the Wings were awarded by the Downtown Development Authority as it was my understanding that the money came from "general fund" dollars, not tax money that was tabbed for education, but that bone of contention remains an, "It depends on how you read the legislation" wrinkle.
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Musical, Original, Broadway
Charlie Price has suddenly inherited his father's shoe factory, which is on the verge of bankruptcy. Trying to live up to his father's legacy and save his family business, Charlie finds inspiration in the form of Lola. A fabulous entertainer in need of some sturdy stilettos, Lola turns out to be the one person who can help Charlie become the man he's meant to be. As they work to turn the factory around, this unlikely pair finds that they have more in common than they ever dreamed possible...and discovers that when you change your mind about someone, you can change your whole world. This new musical based on the film of the same title is written by Harvey Fierstein with a score by Cyndi Lauper.
Music by Cyndi Lauper. Book by Harvey Fierstein. Lyrics by Cyndi Lauper. Based on the Miramax motion picture "Kinky Boots" written by Geoff Deane, Tim Firth.
Directed by Jerry Mitchell. Choreographed by Jerry Mitchell.
Starring Billy Porter.
Also Starring Daniel Stewart Sherman.
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PHILADELPHIA Use of the molecularly targeted agent lapatinib to delay tumor growth and improve the survival of patients with inoperable hepatocellular carcinoma, or liver cancer, only benefited certain subgroups of patients. While results of this study were largely negative, patients that exhibited toxicity from the drug in the form of a skin rash appeared to have a greater tumor response and longer survival.
Findings of this phase II, multi-institutional study are published in Clinical Cancer Research, a journal of the American Association for Cancer Research.
"These results may not be practice changing, but they do emphasize the need to continue developing strategies targeting epidermal growth factor receptor [EGFR] in hepatocellular carcinoma," said lead researcher Tanios Bekaii-Saab, M.D., assistant professor of medicine and pharmacology and medical director of gastrointestinal oncology at the Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center.
The prevalence of hepatocellular carcinoma is increasing worldwide, and since this form of cancer typically responds poorly to chemotherapy, new treatments are necessary to help curb its rise. The current standard treatment for advanced hepatocellular carcinoma is sorafenib.
This study is one of the first trials to test the tolerability and efficacy of lapatinib in patients with advanced hepatocellular carcinoma. Lapatinib targets both EGFR and Human EGFR type 2 (HER2/neu) signaling pathways. The FDA approved this drug in March of 2007 for patients with breast cancer who were already using the chemotherapeutic agent capecitabine. Lapatinib works by inhibiting the tyrosine kinase activity associated with the two oncogenes EGFR and HER2/neu.
Twenty-six patients with advanced hepatocellular carcinoma received 1,500 mg/d of lapatinib by mouth for 28 days. Bekaii-Saab and colleagues evaluated tumor and blood specimens for expression of these signaling pathways.
|Contact: Tara Yates
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The name of my female mesmer is Elranien Dyness.
Rastapoppolis Vll
It just sounds.. beats me. It just fits my illusionist mesmer girl.
Female mesmer...
Infused Choas
fav build would be interupts + powerblock
Mage Of Dark Echoes
Echoes Of The Dying
Vecna The Shackler
King of Casters
Lyssas Priestess
Champion of Lucifer
Champion of Hell
My main (Me/Ne) is named:
Tabitha Ravensong
Female Me/Ne
Aeternus Senium, meaning Eternal Grief in latin
omg r u serious... so thats who took my name. :DOriginally Posted by tigercan
Maybe a name like Me So Hexy would be cool?
Mines name is Cow Man Moo. >.>
My male mesmer is Twanger Toucher. He just looked like he'd do it.


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3:30 PM ET, November 7, 2009
Mercedes-Benz Superdome, New Orleans, LA
Top Performers
Passing: R. Griffin (TULN) - 278 YDS, 3 TD
Rushing: D. Buckram (UTEP) - 34 CAR, 234 YDS, 3 TD
Receiving: J. Williams (TULN) - 10 REC, 139 YDS
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Washington Huskies
Washington State Cougars
The Washington Huskies finally got back the coveted Apple Cup last season when they spanked the Washington State Cougars 30-0 at home. Now that the scene has shifted to Pullman, Wazzou will hope to return the favor, take back the Apple Cup, and keep the Huskies out of a bowl game with a 'W' on Saturday.
For a man that many thought at the start of the season would be the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft, it would be a real shame if QB Jake Locker never made it to a bowl game in his career. Locker has thrown for 7,357 yards and rushed for 1,827 more, accounting for a total of 78 TDs against 34 picks. Locker is leading an offense that ranks No. 83 in the nation at 345.8 yards per game and is No. 100 in scoring at 20.9 points per game. In spite of the fact that the offense has only averaged 14.0 points per game since October 23rd, there is reason for hope. A defense which allowed 41+ in three straight games against the Arizona Wildcats, Stanford Cardinal, and Oregon Ducks, has suddenly only allowed 20 points in its last two games overall. If that keeps up, the Huskies are going to have a great chance of getting to a bowl game, the ultimately reward for winning this year's Apple Cup. RB Chris Polk only needs 46 yards on the ground to become a 1,000 yard rusher.
Things really haven't gone that well for Wazzou this year, but at least it can rest on the fact that it did win a Pac-10 game on the campaign, something that hasn't come often of late. Washington State, too has been playing better defense of late, and that's what HC Paul Wulff is relying on to keep his job after this season is over. Many think that he is coaching for his job, especially having had three full weeks to prepare for this game. The Cougs have covered six of their L/7, with the only defeat coming in a 42-0 loss to the Arizona State Sun Devils, so things are looking up. QB Jeff Tuel is to thank for all of this. He hasn't had a sparkling year by any means, but he is holding his own, throwing for 2,482 yards and 15 TDs against 11 picks on the campaign. He is also third on the team in rushing at 169 yards. Watch out for WR Marquess Wilson, as he is the biggest threat that this offense has. He has 968 yards on 51 receptions and would love to get to the 1,000 yard barrier by the time this one is said and done.
Yuck. We guess we're going to go with the visitors in this one, though there really isn't much to make us believe that the Huskies are going to be able to cover a 5.5 point spread on the road against any team in the nation. Wulff just doesn't have the horses in this one, unless his 'D' comes up with a Herculean effort against Locker and company. U-Dub gets to its bowl game.
NCAA Football Free Pick: Washington Huskies -5.5


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Russia on Monday released military monitoring reports which showed a military jet, SU-25 which belonged to Kiev following Malaysian Airline's MH17 some time before it was shot down in Ukraine.
According to the reports, the jet was merely three to five kilometers from Boeing which was carrying 300 people. This release led to Russia posing yet another set of questions to Ukraine and the US regarding the circumstance of the tragedy as reported by Russia Today.
Russian military officials, chief of General Staff of the Armed Forces Lt. Gen. Andrey Kartopolov and chief of the Air Force Main Staff Lt. Gen Igor Makushev posed the following questions to Kiev and Washington concerning the potential causes of the crash in Eastern Ukraine that killed almost 300 people last Thursday.
(Below is an interview that appeared in Russia Today)
1. Why did the MH17 plane leave the international corridor?
Please note that the plane stayed within the corridor until it reached Donetsk but then it deviated from the route to the north," said Kartopolov.
2. Was MH17 leaving the route a navigation mistake or was the crew following instructions by Ukrainian air traffic controllers in Dnepropetrovsk?
The maximum deviation from the left border of the corridor was 14 km. Following that, we can see the plane maneuvering to return to the corridor, yet the Malaysian crew did not get a chance to complete the maneuver. At 05.20 pm, the plane began to lose speed, and at 05.23 pm it disappeared from Russian radars."
3. Why was a large group of air defense systems deployed to the militia-held area if the self-defense forces have no planes?
As far as we know, the Ukrainian military had three or four air defense battalions equipped with Buk-M1 SAM systems deployed in the vicinity of Donetsk on the day of the crash. This system is capable of hitting targets within the range of 35 km at the altitude of up to 22 km."
4. Why did Kiev deploy Buk missile system right next to the militia-controlled area straight ahead of the tragedy?
We have satellite photos of the places where Ukraine had its air defense units deployed in the southeastern parts of the country. The first three photos were made on July 14. The first photo shows Buk launchers 8 km northwest of Lugansk. You can clearly see a TELAR and two TELs. The second photo shows radars 5 km north of Donetsk. You can see two TARs along with other equipment and technical structures. The third photo shows air defense systems north of Donetsk. You can clearly see a TELAR launcher and about 60 military and auxiliary vehicles, tents for vehicles and other structures.
Here's a photo of the same area made on July 17. Please note that the launcher has disappeared. The fifth photo shows a battery of Buk missiles at the village of Zaroshchenskoye 50 km east of Donetsk and 8 km south of Shakhtyorsk on the morning of the same day. The sixth photo shows the same area on July 18. As you can see, the battery has left."
5. On the day of the crash Kiev increased activity on its Kupol-M1 9S18 radars, which are components of the Buk system in the area. Why?
Also, July 17 saw increased activity on the part of Ukraine's Kupol-M1 9S18 radars, which are part of the Buk system. Here on this chart you see that there were seven radars operating on July 15, eight radars operating on July 16, and nine radars operating on July 17 in the area. Then, starting with July 18, the intensity of radar activities radically decreased, and now there are no more than two or three radars operating a day. The reason behind this is yet to be found."
6. What was a military plane doing on the route intended for civilian flights?
There were three civilian planes in the area performing their regular flights at this time. There was a flight from Copenhagen to Singapore at 05.17 pm, there was a flight from Paris to Taipei at 05.24 pm, and then there was the flight from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur." Also, Russian monitoring systems registered that there was a Ukrainian Air Force jet, probably Su-25, climbing and approaching the Malaysian Boeing."
"The Su-25 was 3-5 km away from the Malaysian plane. Su-25 is capable of climbing to the altitude of 10,000 meters for a short period of time. Its standard armament includes R60 air-to-air missiles, which are capable of locking and hitting targets from 12 km and which are guaranteed to hit the target from the distance of 5 km."
7. Why was the military jet flying at almost the same time and the same altitude with a passenger plane?
At 05.21'35 pm, with the Boeing's velocity having dropped to 200 kilometers per hour, a new mark detecting an airborne object appears at the spot of the Boeing's destruction. This new airborne object was continuously detected for the duration of four minutes by the radar stations Ust-Donetsk and Buturinskaya. An air traffic controller requested the characteristics of the new airborne object, but was unable to get any readings on its parameters – most likely due to the fact that the new aircraft was not equipped with a secondary surveillance radar transponder, which is a distinctive feature of military aircraft," said Makushev.
Detecting the new aircraft became possible as it started to ascend. Further changes in the airborne object's coordinates suggest that it was hovering above the Boeing 777's crash site, monitoring of the situation. Ukrainian officials earlier claimed that there were no Ukrainian military aircraft in the area of the crash that day. As you can see, that is not true.
8. Where is it right now? Why are some of the missiles missing on the launcher? When was the last time a missile was launched from it?
This is not the first time Russia brings up questions on the plane crash. No explanations have followed with Kiev insisting they have full evidence of Russia being behind the attack, but so far only releasing tapes.
The USA, putting the blame on the self-defense forces, has yet refused to release any intelligence material. On Monday State Department Deputy Spokesperson Marie Harf described Russia's statements as "propaganda and misinformation" - but when reporters asked her whether Washington would be releasing their intelligence and satellite data, Harf only replied "may be." So far the US has been backing its statements by social media and "common sense."
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Can't Judge a Disc By Its Cover
By CRAIG SMITH
When I first heard about East Village Opera Company's specialty of rock, jazz, or pop-song renditions of operatic arias, I was skeptical. When Olde School, the company's new disc, crossed my desk, I was even more dubious. Eeeeeee, I thought, what's this going to be like? But after several listenings, I became a convert. Not at the head of the choir, perhaps, but definitely in the fold.
Several reasons. For one, the performances are first-rate, both technically and musically. For another, the group approaches its work sincerely and with a laudable ability to blend the various musical idioms successfully. They sure do a better job than most crossover attempts, never mind which way: there's nothing of
the arch diva doing doo-wop or a mike singer trying to take on
La traviata here.
Even better, East Village Opera Company seems to have had fun with this. They're serious about the effort and outcome, but they approached the process with the right mix of reverence and cheekiness. The results thus speak to my own folk- and popular- music loving side. After all, just because I adore classical music done straight-up doesn't mean
I can't appreciate some mixing
of metaphors here and there.
Think about it. How many of you older classicalites out there swung, or jitter-bugged, or twisted, or flailed about in disco heaven, or had a flirtation with hip-hop or techno or metal?
Most of you, I'll bet.
The highlights on this disc include a killer (vocally and technically) rendition of the Queen of the Night's vengeance aria from Mozart's The Magic Flute, titled "King of the Night" — in a nice touch, Mutter is of course changed to Vater in the lyrics. The "Brindisi" from Verdi's La traviata, here renamed "Pop the Cork" — which is what the characters are doing onstage in this scene, wolfing down champagne — is a treat, with a special contribution from soprano Nicole Cabell, Musetta in Santa Fe Opera's 2007 La boheme.
The placid "Where'er You Walk" from Handel's Semele comes across as quite lovely in the group's updated version, and "You're Not Alone" — a version of "Sheep May Safely Graze" from Bach's "Hunting" Cantata No. 208, with new lyrics in English — is both touching and tender. And for a wild ride (besides East Village's version of the Walkrenritt from Wagner's Die Walkre), don't miss the finale to Act I of Puccini's Tosca, sung on Olde School by the company's husky-voiced AnnMarie Milazzo.
Various parts of this disc were recorded in New York, Ottawa, and Prague, and the final recording, mixing, and editing were done in New York City. The result is professionally potent and well worth at least one listen. If you give it that chance, you may find this required or at least occasional listening for some time
to come.
— Craig Smith
(c) 2008 The Santa Fe New Mexican. Provided by ProQuest LLC. All rights Reserved.


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A missing 2-year-old girl from Keene and her mother have been found safe.
Jacksonville, Fla., police announced that they found Gianna Geraghty and her mother, Nicole Reynolds.
The girl will be in the custody of the Florida Department of Children and Family until her grandparents travel there to pick her up.
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The Southern India Mills' Association will organise a CEO Conference on September 15 as part of the Annual General Meeting of the association.
The theme for the conference is "Textile Industry – Set in Order".
Presentations will be made during the conference on topics such as technology, power, labour and finance, according to a press release.
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Blair insists on 'unworkable' smoking banThe health secretary, Patricia Hewitt, was forced into a retreat yesterday when she announced that the cabinet was now leaning towards the introduction of a smoking ban that is against her own advice and which her aides only days ago described as unworkable and weak.
Front page
MPs question whether PM's authority is waning after cabinet battle over smoking· Blame game begins after Reid carries the day
· Some key proposals still subject to consultation
FAQTobacco plans
Digitally-restored Sinatra makes a stage comebackNot even death, it seems, can stand in the way of a Frank Sinatra comeback show. Seven years after taking his final bow, the legendary singer and reputed Mafia bagman is to make a belated return to the scene of his first British concerts.
National news p4
McCartney's H&M collection unveiledIn a rare example of a fashion cliche being justified, the most eagerly anticipated collection of the year was unveiled yesterday in London. Stella McCartney's collection for the high-street behemoth H&M was, after months of hype, hints and scandal, shown to the press.
Under-25s in denial over binge drinkingNearly half of young men under 25 are binge-drinking when they go on a night out - as are more than a third of women in the same age group - according to a survey.
National news p5
Home Office keeps tabs on only 1 in 4 failed asylum seekersThe government can be sure of the whereabouts of only 25% of the estimated 200,000-250,000 failed asylum seekers currently in Britain, the Home Office said last night.
Asbo bars London teenager from going to schoolA teenager has become the first youth in Britain to receive an anti-social behaviour order that bans him from going to school.
National news p6
BBC suspends Blackberry use after email leaks
The BBC yesterday admitted that it had been forced to suspend its Blackberry email service after senior executives reported that portions of other people's electronic conversations were appearing in the middle of their own messages.
George Best on life support after health deteriorates
Tourists who visited Thai bird park test positive for avian fluForeign Office to consider updating travel advice
· Beckett outlines measures to halt spread in the UK
National news p7
Greenpeace criticises Asda seafood policy
Asda has the most destructive seafood policies of the UK supermarkets, according to a new Greenpeace report.
Record temperature forecast for today
One of the warmest Octobers on record was set to be crowned today by a mini-heatwave with temperatures forecast to soar to 21C (70F). Weather forecasters have predicted the warmest October 27 on record today.
Slow speed saves Mersey commuters in derailmentMore than 100 commuters escaped injury last night when an underground train derailed in Liverpool city centre during the rush-hour.
Biggs told health not bad enough for releaseThe home secretary, Charles Clarke, has turned down a plea for Ronnie Biggs to be released from prison on compassionate grounds, it emerged last night.
New award for ethnic minority writersThe culture minister, David Lammy, who this week claimed the UK arts establishment was "too white" and off-putting to black people, yesterday became patron of a new award for stories 1,500 to 5,000 words long by African, Asian and Caribbean writers living in Britain.
Whisky galore as China takes scotch with its teaIt probably gives an unsettling colour but it may also relieve the hangover. A fashion for mixing whisky with antioxidant-rich green tea has doubled Scotland's exports of whisky to China in the last year, with £1bn exported in the past six months alone.
February trial for man accused of Ripper hoaxAn unemployed labourer from Sunderland is expected to go on trial in February accused of hoaxing the Yorkshire Ripper inquiry with the notorious "I'm Jack" tape and three letters to detectives 27 years ago.
£½m cocaine haul in truckload of opera propsCocaine worth over £500,000 has been seized by Customs officers at Dover in one of three trucks delivering sets and costumes for an Opera Ireland production of La Traviata.
National news p10
Somerset House could get new role
Somerset House has announced a new director - and stated its ambition to become the home of a national museum of photography.
National news p11
Inquiry urged into Blunkett link with DNA testing firmDavid Blunkett, the work and pensions secretary, yesterday faced renewed Conservative calls for an inquiry into his relationship with a DNA testing company after he admitted buying shares in it shortly before the general election.
'If you call for debate on Europe's future you must follow that up'Britain stands accused of failing to regain the initiative after the rejection of the constitution by French and Dutch voters in the summer, says Nicholas Watt.
National news p12
Clarke in retreat over crucial terror clauses·Opponents fear measure will alienate minorities
·MPs claim Cherie Blair would fall foul of new law
Defining terror at the Rotary ClubSimon Hoggart's sketch: With Blair away, prime minister's questions were taken by Geoff Hoon, the leader of the House, who faced his own shadow, Grayling. In parliamentary terms this is not Foreman versus Ali, or even Macclesfield versus Torquay. Rather it was like watching two local solicitors taking part in the Rotary Club panto.
National news p13
Lib Dems' £2.4m donor wanted in US over chequesThe Liberal Democrats last night denied any wrong-doing over the largest election donation in the party's history, after learning that Michael Brown, the multimillionaire financier who backed them to the tune of £2.4 m in this year's campaign, is in breach of a probation order in Florida.
'I like solitude, I like peace and quiet, I like silence'Lucy Mangan: Most of the time I want to disembowel him. We moved in together six months ago. I think it was six, anyway. Time seems stretched when you rise every morning in a fog of despair, spend the day maddened with anger and sink into bed every night under a crushing weight of frustration.
National news p14
Why sleeping on a problem often helpsFor sleep researchers it has been a mystery tinged with irony: why is it that when we are faced with a tricky problem, the solution is much clearer if we sleep on it?
Fertility clinic in US gets green light for sex selection trial
A clinical trial into the effects of allowing couples to choose the sex of their babies has been given the go-ahead at a US fertility clinic. The controversial study was given the green light by an ethics committee after nine years of consultation. The purpose of the study is to find out how cultural notions, family values and gender issues feed into a couple's desire to choose the gender of their child.
Breathalyser detects traces of explosivesA device able to detect traces of chemicals found in explosives on the breath of people who have handled them has been developed.
Study will aid search for genes involved in diseaseResearchers from six countries, including the UK, the US and China, today published the results of a three-year study into the common patterns of genetic variation in human DNA in Nature.
Bird-like lungs key to size of dinosaursBird-like lungs could have helped the biggest dinosaurs reach their astonishing size, say scientists.
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Prisoners given keys to their cells because of high risk of fireInmates of wooden cabins used in prisons to solve overcrowding have been given their own keys because the buildings are such a fire risk, according to a Whitehall spending watchdog.
PeopleGerry Cottle | Alan Morrison | Roland Mouret | Roz Groome
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Suicide bomber kills five in market attack
Blast is reprisal for death of West Bank militant
· Sharon accused of playing into hands of extremists
Israel should be wiped off map, says Iran's president
Iran's new president created a sense of outrage in the west yesterday by describing Israel as a "disgraceful blot" that should be "wiped off the face of the earth". Mahmoud Ahmadinejad who is more hardline than his predecessor, told students in Tehran that a new wave of Palestinian attacks would be enough to finish off Israel.
International news p17
Four Arabs jailed for planning attacks on German Jewish targetsThree Jordanians and an Algerian linked to al-Qaida's frontman in Iraq, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, were each sentenced to between five and eight years in jail yesterday for planning attacks on Jewish targets in Germany.
Roman pets to get a slice of la dolce vitaDog owners in Rome who fail to take their dogs for a daily walk are to be fined under a new local law.
International news p18
White House awaits Plame fallout· Inquiry into naming of CIA agent presents findings
· Speculation continues over charges for top aides
Mexico counts Wilma cost in lost dollars and beachesTens of thousands of bedraggled tourists, including 8,600 Britons, stranded in the Yucatan peninsula for nearly a week after Hurricane Wilma, are finally boarding planes to go home. But reconstruction of the battered Caribbean holiday region will take much longer, say local officials.
International news p19
Berlusconi faces battle to lead rightwing coalitionItaly's foreign minister, Gianfranco Fini is to challenge the prime minister in his post, should their conservative coalition win elections next year.
Rio stamps on postcards of bikini-clad womenRaunchy postcards featuring bikini-clad women could soon be forced from the shops in Rio de Janeiro after the city's legislative assembly approved a ban on Tuesday.
Civil rights group attacks tough new anti-terror lawThe French interior minister, Nicolas Sarkozy, was accused yesterday of attacking civil liberties after unveiling tough anti-terrorism laws that will increase video surveillance of the public, provide greater official access to phone and internet records and set longer jail terms.
Khmer Rouge chief starts jail for backpacker deathsA former Khmer Rouge field commander, convicted in absentia for involvement in the murder of three western backpackers in 1994, began serving his life sentence yesterday after he was apprehended in north-western Cambodia.
Chirac aide guilty in £50m kickback scandalJacques Chirac's former chief of staff has been found guilty in one of France's biggest corruption trials.
Russian jailed for killing air traffic controllerA Zurich court yesterday convicted a Russian architect of premeditated homicide and sentenced him to eight years, for stabbing an air traffic controller he blamed for a mid-air plane crash in which the Russian's wife and children died.
Banker shot dead after EU warning on gang crimeAn unidentified gunman yesterday killed one of Bulgaria's richest and most influential bankers in the capital, Sofia, a day after the EU warned the country it had to speed up reforms to curb organised crime and corruption.
International news p22
Sunnis form alliance to fight electionThree Sunni parties announced yesterday they are to form an alliance to fight the Iraqi parliamentary election in December. The decision marks a significant change after many Sunnis boycotted the last election in January.
South Africa to clamp down on trophy-hunting businessSouth Africa is to ban the hunting of animals bred in captivity or living in or near national parks after the practice known as "canned hunting" was condemned by a panel of conservationists.
International news p23
UN calls for £310m to stop second wave of death in quake-hit Pakistan
800,000 are still without shelter, aid workers warn
· Oxfam names rich states that have given nothing
Eight die in school stampedeEight Chinese children were killed and dozens hurt in a stampede on a primary school staircase after a child yelled "ghost", local media reported yesterday.
Top stories p24
Iran faces up to its most lethal threat - drugsOne in 17 people are addicted, but groups such as Narcotics Anonymous are fighting back.
International news p25
Royal Mail loses finance director as liberalisation of post looms
Royal Mail's finance director, Marisa Cassoni, is to leave the group at the end of the year - just ahead of full liberalisation of the postal market, the company announced yesterday.
Top stories p26
Amazon cuts costs for UK shoppers as growth slows
Amazon has extended its free shipping offer in Britain in an attempt to lessen the impact of an expected sharp slowdown in growth in the run-up to Christmas.
Financial p27
CBI predicts further 24,000 job losses in factories
· Domestic order books fall at fastest rate for two years
· Margins squeezed as high oil price pushes up costs
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Can Hampton Court be Europe's Great House of Easement?Timothy Garton Ash: Europe must change to meet the competition from Asia. Closing the Strasbourg parliament might be one way to start.
DiaryJon Henley: Well there's a coincidence. Sir Mike Tomlinson, former chief inspector for schools and chair of the DfES working group on 14-19 reform, was on Radio 4 the other morning sounding broadly happy about those education reforms.
Debate & comment p31
The loss of utopiaDylan Evans: It is the lack of idealism and complacency of the west that is viewed with repugnance
Making up historyDavid McKie: Drinking deep from the spring of knowledge would not necessarily help our leaders.
By their friends shall we know the Sultans of BlingEd Vulliamy: Blair's relationships with Berlusconi, Bush and Murdoch have defined his premiership. Now Merkel is to join the trio.
Debate & comment p32
When will Brown move - or a stalking horse emerge?Neal Lawson: Without a change of direction, Cameron's challenge could drive Labour from power. But it is also an opportunity.
The time of your lifeRebecca Front: If you can read this article while making the toast, you could be saving valuable seconds.
Debate & comment p33
Corrections and clarificationsIn an article, Corrupt former Irish MP dies in Moscow car crash ( page 20, October 24), we said that a woman in the car with Mr Lawlor at the time of the accident was a 19-year-old without papers who appeared not to have known Mr Lawlor long. This was not correct.
Neither shocking nor wrongLeader: Cabinet in chaos. Ministers at war. Government in disarray. Labour's embarrassed indecision over its proposed smoking ban made for excited headlines yesterday.
In praise of... art in hospitals
Leader: The Sun was in no doubt yesterday about the extent of the scandal. The splash headline on its front page over an alleged £9m NHS art bill was brutally short: Taking the Picasso.
Blair has another tryLeader: Tony Blair went some of the way towards convincing European parlimentarians that he has been forming the basis of a new start for the Union.
Country diaryAchvaneran
Leaders and replies p34
Figure it outLetters: Two thousand Americans are dead. Fifty times that many Iraqis are dead; 300 times that many human beings are injured. One million times that have been indirectly affected by a barbarous act of inhumanity (Casualties of a war a world away, October 26). War is about numbers.
Parliamentary checks and balancesLetters: Chris Huhne MP claims (Lords must protect us, October 26) that he belongs to the same progressive tradition as David Lloyd George when he calls for the House of Lords to vote down the government's anti-terrorism proposals. He couldn't be more wrong.
Market forces and public servicesLetters: The only surprising thing about the government's latest proposals for education is that anyone should find them surprising (Leaders, October 25).
The market will provide sufficient power this winterThe CBI is scaremongering, says Malcolm Wicks. The real issue is pensioners' ability to pay fuel bills.
Elastic measureLetters: While it is welcome that your article (Britain bucks world trend by falling in love with SUVs, October 25) highlighted the environmental and financial advantages of the G-Wiz electric car, it is not true that "the world's only other all-electric production car is the Monaco-built Venturi Fetish".
The threat to Europe's social modelLetters: Gordon Brown's analysis of the European social model is accurate (Blair and Brown agree on this: Europe isn't working, October 24). Globalisation should not be regarded as a race to the bottom, but a race to the top.
Transparency vital when selecting judgesLetters: Martin Kettle (New Labour is heading for a crisis over judicial appointments, October 22) reports that the Commission for Judicial Appointments has criticised the lord chancellor, but misrepresents our grounds.
Leaders and replies p35
Michael WardObituary: Mountaineer and doctor who took part in the successful 1953 ascent of Everest.
Alvin JosephyObituary: Leading historian of Native Americans, he pioneered the study of their culture.
Obituaries p36
Parvin PaidarObituary: Iranian writer and campaigner intent on combining feminism with Islam.
Michael AlexanderObituary: The actor, broadcaster and television executive, who has died at the age of 78, was basking in a successful career on stage in London and New York and in films and television when, at the age of 34, he contracted polio. Then, with courage and determination, he reinvented himself as a presenter and broadcaster.
Eleanor WarrenObituary: Cellist, innovative producer for BBC Radio 3 and tireless organiser.


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Ranking tournaments
Ok, so i moved up to u16's this year but havent been able to play any ranking tournaments cus of loads of school work. However, i am free over the winter. So yesterday my dad triad to enter me into a grade 4 tournament which gives you ranking points.But i got turned down as you can only really get in if you have a ranking! So what can i do?! I have no ranking points so i cant get in the tournaments that give you ranking points! Any ideas? :s
Also, i have a better or the same rating as most of the people in the tournament :(
a) What is your rating?
b) What event are you trying to enter?
By the sounds of it you are trying to enter an ariel winter county tournament, of which the entry is done by rating(Or atleast was) then who got their entry in first.
....deleted due to didn't see you're from 'across the pond'.
Alexio helped me out of this forum, thanks.
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