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Brad Pitt was back in LA last night, but even one of the biggest movie stars in the world can suffer from what may have been a case of mistaken identity. He arrived early at a screening of The Curious Case of Benjamin Button only to be accosted and pushed around by a security bodyguard who was hired to protect Brad. He admittedly looks different these days with his mustache, but if it was a problem of being recognized, those hats have been his staple for years. Since the incident left him unsettled at least he had his rambunctious kids and smiley baby twins waiting at home to comfort him.
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ilanac13 6 years
that's kind of funny if you think about it - that the guy was accosted at his OWN premier by people who are supposed to watch out for him. oh well...it can't be the first time right?
californiagirlx7 6 years
That's so funny that he didn't recognize him...that mustache certainly isn't doing him any favors, but it's for a role so he can't really do anything about it. wildflower, Brad is bisexual? Since when?
mletrav 6 years
Talk about "uncool!" That mustache has got to go!
Hockey-Princess 6 years
Brad used to be so attractive. What happened? Something just changed (not for the better) after his hook-up with Angie.
laura1jl 6 years
Brad can do no wrong in my eyes.
Imabeliever 6 years
I was just looking at more of this series of pictures at another sight and it looked like the bodyguard was holding him back from pounding the crap out of a pap that got in his face inside the theater.. and that was the story on that site. wonder what the real story is..
Mykie7 6 years
Thank you for permission to laugh Sandy.
jaan_black 6 years
agreed wildflower...let's not forget about Morticia's old, saggy knee caps lmao
SandyFeet 6 years
And who is laughing allllllllll the way to the bank a bank that is not in the US. Go ahead and laugh.
Mykie7 6 years
:ROTFL: HAHAHAHAHA People aren't recognizing him anymore and you're STILL touting him as one of the biggest movie stars in the world? Maybe a couple of years ago, but not anymore!
myperry 6 years
Even if you take away the movie-role mustache he looks terrible. Wears an ugly fedora every time we see him (is he losing his hair?), and just looks blah overall.
Frank-y-Ava 6 years
He does look tired but who cares. He has 6 kids and is doing rounds for his new movie. He doesn't care how he looks now the pretty boy days are past him. He's just collecting money now.
sundaygreen 6 years
Hot, I like Brad in all his guises... even in 12 monkeys.
lady_jade 6 years
Whoa! In the pic he looks like James Dean's character in Giant when he ages. Pretty sleazy!
Banzai 6 years
Oh brother :rollseyes: No wonder Aniston won't let go of the past, she'd loose all of her adoring fans.
wildflower509 6 years
Amazing how when one tosses decency, morals, and integrity out the window to satisfy baser lusts karma bites them in the azz....Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie in the past three years look as if they have taken a beating and lost the fight. Old, tired, worn out, she scarey skinny, he old, old, old. I guess there actually IS a price for what they did. On the other hand, Jennifer Aniston is looking better and better each year that passes. Vibrant, attractive, chrasmatic, and thoroughly enjoying her life in a positive way. I think the only hope for Brad and Angelina to resume some semblance of looking clean, well fed, well rested will be when the youngest kid in the rainbow family is at least 18, but then there will be questions from the kids such as, "you did it, why say i can't?"...yea Angie...heroin, cutting, both Brad and Angie bi-sexualality, no morals, etc. I'd not envy either of them in the situation they are responsible for creating....made their bed, now they and the 6 kids and the bugs and the filth must lay in it.....karma
tiabia 6 years
How does a mustache that is worn for a movie role make someone look like an idiot? Some of these comments are downright dumbfounding :shrug: Poor Brad :-(
lovelie 6 years
wow how do you say beat down. He needs a nap, and a facial, or maybe he should just retire.
redsilkshoes 6 years
pinkprincess1101 6 years
:sick: he is looking beat, he is normally handsome, the body gaurd probably thought he was a hit man not a gaurd
Kazagirl 6 years
:ROTFL: Someones getting FIRED.
TiffanyM 6 years
He looks completely ridiculous with that 'stache! He needs a vacation from all those babies. He looks really tired, I agree.
nadia-doc 6 years
He looks ok and this is for his role and i still adore him!!
LolaDub 6 years
Banzai 6 years
I don't think he's ever had a sense of fashion, his women used to dress him up. It looks to me that Angie doesn't give a crap about fashion either, besides with 6 rug rats to run after I'm sure they are most comfortable dressing the way they do.


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This is a different kind of hunt but one that many like. Instead of finding and retrieving objects, groups of teams are given a tape recorder and given a list of sounds to record. Sounds might include a ringing church bell, a ticking clock, a message from someone or a sound that is heard in a certain area at a certain time such as that coming from a church. The team that collects the most sounds from the list in a certain time becomes the winner.
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Luanda — The Social Communication professionals must be responsible, competent and acknowledgeable, capable of distinguishing the various interests while producing news, by always first valorising the interest of the public, of the nation and the motherland.
This was said on Saturday in Luanda by the minister of Social Communication, José Luís de Matos.
The cabinet minister said so at the opening of the round table on the 48th World Day Communications, June 1 , going under the motto "Communication at the service of an authentic culture of encounter ".
The minister called on all social communication agents to promote values that elevate the citizen and solidarity, based on "lending a hand to one who needs it".
To him, the Social Communication sector has to make a key contribution to the mobilisation and commitment of the Angolan society in fulfilling the programmes of developing of the country, aimed at providing better living conditions to the populations.
José Luís de Matos highlighted that freedom of expression and information has limits like the right for good name, honour, reputation and preservation of intimacy and family, protection to childhood and youth , the secretes of State, justice, and other guarantees.
The 48th World Day of Communications is celebrated on June 1. Christians and professionals of the social communication sector reflect on the message from Pope Francis, under topic "An authentic culture of encounter".
The round table was sponsored by the Commission of the Episcopal Conference of Angola and São Tomé (CEAST).


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Optimal Reservoir Design Criteria in Conjunctive Use of Surface Water & Groundwater for Soybean Irrigation in Eastern Arkansas 128 PUB-144 1989 Hashemi-Nassab, R. Analysis, Design & Implementation of a Pilot Relational Database for Groundwater in the State of Arkansas 76 PUB-143 1989 Meyer, R. Presentation of Verified Algal Taxa as Reference Sources 10 PUB-142 1989 Scott, H.D. Simulation of the Fate of Nitrogen from the Disposal of Poultry Litter 51 PUB-141 1989 Parker, D. An Expert System for Managing an Activated Sludge Wastewater Treatment Plant 25 PUB-140 1989 Oosterhuis, D. Improving Irrigation Scheduling & Water Use Efficiency in Cotton 22 PUB-139 1989 Lavy, T. Minimizing the Potential for Groundwater Contamination from Agricultural Point Sources 39 PUB-138 1989 Lavy, T. Determining Pesticide & Nitrate Levels in Spring Water in Northwest Arkansas 27 PUB-137 1988 Gilmour, J. Estimating Potential Ground and Surface Water Pollution from Land Application of Poultry Litter - II 39 PUB-135 1988 Cleaveland, D. Long-Term Reconstruction and Analysis of White River Streamflow 41 PUB-134 1988 Peralta, R. Development of a Combined Quantity & Quality Model for Optimal Management of Unsteady Groundwater Flow Fields 47 PUB-133 1988 Meyer, R. Qualitative and Quantitative Aquatic Algal Data Compilation to Determine Macrotrends - IV 10 PUB-132 1987 Beasley, R. Chemical Properties of Soils & Streams in Natural & Disturbed Forest Ecosystems in the Ouachita Mountains 95 PUB-131 1987 Gross, M. Assessment of the Effects of Household Chemicals Upon Individual Septic Tank Performances 26 PUB-130 1987 Staikh, A. Movement & Transformation of Selected Organic Pollutants in Subsurface Environment in Arkansas 30 PUB-129 1987 Steele, K. Land Use Effects on Ground Water Quality in Carbonate Rock Terrain 75 PUB-128 1987 Gilmour, J. Estimating Potential Ground and Surface Water Pollution from Land Application of Poultry Litter 43 PUB-127 1987 Peralta, R. Development of a Combined Quantity and Quality Model for Optimal Groundwater Management 25 PUB-126 1987 Meyer, R. Qualitative and Quantitative Aquatic Algal Data Compilation to Determine Macrotrends - III 11 PUB-125 1986 Scott, H.D. Long-term Effects of Tillage on the Retention & Transport of Soil Water 45 PUB-124 1986 Moore, J. Evaluation of Packed Towers for Removing Volatile Organics from Surface Waters 24 PUB-123 1986 Gilmour, J. The Behavior of Soluble Salt in Sharkey Clay - II 24 PUB-122 1986 Meyer, R. Algal Growth Potentials and Heavy Metal Concentrations of the Primary Streams to Upper Beaver Lake 101 PUB-121 1986 Meyer, R. Qualitative and Quantitative Aquatic Algal Data Compilation to Determine Macrotrends - II 10 PUB-120 1986 Parker, D. Local Water Resource Information Management System 57 PUB-118 1985 Lavy, T. Analyses of Groundwater for Trace Levels of Pesticides 22 PUB-117 1985 Gilmour, J. The Behavior of Soluble Salt in Sharkey Clay 30 PUB-116 1985 Cochran, M. Optimal Evaluation Scheduling of Irrigation Water for Cotton and Soybeans 59 PUB-115 1985 Ziegler, J. Institutional Arrangements and Financing Alternatives for State and Local Water Programs 68 PUB-114 1985 Meyer, R. Qualitative and Quantitative Aquatic Algal Data Compilation to Determine Macrotrends 11 PUB-113 1985 Stroud, R. Chemistry and Apparent Quality of Surface Water and Ground Water Associated with Coal Basins 92 PUB-112 1984 Mack, L. Water Management Simulator Presentations, 1984 10 PUB-111 1984 Keisling, T. Evaluation of Drainage Tile to Alleviate Salt Building in Heavy Soils Irrigated with Brackish Water & Cropped with Rice and Soybeans 37 PUB-110 1984 Meyer, R. Evaluation of Nitrogen and Phosphorus Enrichment Using In Situ Enclosure Bags with Temporal Indigenous Phytoplankton Populations 38 PUB-109 1984 Steele, K. Groundwater Quality and Mineral Deposits Relationships in the Ozark Mountains 65 PUB-108 1984 Sistrunk, W. Factors Affecting the Removal of Suspended and Dissolved Solids in High Strength Wastewater from Vegetable Processing 64 PUB-107 1984 Griffis, C. Identification of Critical Water Levels in Flooded Rice Fields 25 PUB-106 1984 Dale, E. Wetland Forest Communities as Indicators of Flooding Potential in Backwater Areas of River Bottomlands 88 PUB-105 1984 Parker, D. Use of Microcomputers to Aid Wastewater Treatment Plant Operations 83 PUB-104 1984 Trigg, W. Studies of Effectiveness of Commercial Home Treatment Systems 20 PUB-103 1983 Rutledge, E.M. Disposal of Household Wastewater in Soils of High Stone Content (1981-1983) 194 PUB-102 1984 Salamo, G. Laser - Photoacoustic Detection of Water Pollutants 44 PUB-101 1983 Shaikh, A. 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Monitoring of Groundwater Levels for Real-Time Conjunctive Water Management 26 PUB-091 1983 Peralta, R. Evaluation and Accessing of Data for a Water Resources Simulator 28 PUB-090 1983 Wagner, G. Nutrients and Acid in the Rain and Dry Fallout at Fayetteville, Arkansas 1980-82 95 PUB-089 1982 Green, R. The Application of a Laser Intracavity Absorption Detector to Gas Chromatography of Trace Organic Pollutants in Water 89 PUB-088 1982 Allen, R. A Faunal and Seasonal Study of the Aquatic Insects in Two Water Ecosystems in South Arkansas - DeGray Reservoir and Upper Caddo River 26 PUB-087 1982 Wolf, D. Atrazine Degradation, Sorption and Bioconcentration in Water Systems 46 PUB-086 1982 Lavy, T. Effects of Water on the Fate of Herbides in Irrigated Soils 87 PUB-085 1981 Ziegler, J. Estimating Water Demand Schedules for Selected Industries in Arkansas 93 PUB-084 1981 Moore, J. Water Quality Considerations in the Slurry Pipelining of Coal 184 PUB-083 1981 Robinson, H. A Faunal Analysis of the Springs of the Ouachita Mountains, Arkansas 36 PUB-082 1981 Gilmour, J. A Salt and Water Balance Model for a Silt Loam Soil Cropped to Rice and Soybean 61 PUB-081 1981 Chittenden, D. Radionuclides in Dardannelle Lake in the Area of the Nuclear I Facility - 1979-1981 41 PUB-080 1981 Meyer, R. Application of a New Method for Quantitative Evaluation of Stream Benthic Algal Populations 34 PUB-078 1981 Ferguson, J. A Hydrologic Carbonate Chemistry Model of Flooded Rice Fields 31 PUB-077 1981 Beasley, R. Comparing Three Water Quality Sampling Techniques for Measuring Non-Point Source Pollution in Forest Streams 13 PUB-076 1980 Ford, R. An Analysis of Residential Water Demand Schedules in Arkansas 116 PUB-074 1980 Nix, J. Distribution of Trace Elements in a Warm Water Release Impoundment 146 PUB-073 1980 Moore, J. Water Quality Aspects of Coal Transportation by Slurry Pipeline 350 PUB-072 1980 Babcock, R. 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Hydrolytic and Phoitoichemical Degradation of OIrganophosphorous Pesticides 72 PUB-062 1978 Buchanan, T. Limnological Study of Ricks Pond and the Gulpha Creek Drainage in Garland County, Arkansas 119 PUB-061 1978 Meyer, R. The Effects of Heavy Metals on Algae Populations in a South Central Reservoir 96 PUB-060 1978 Sinclair, C. A Preliminary Ecological Survey of Dardanelle Reservoir Prior to Nuclear Facility Effluent Discharge 530 PUB-059 1978 Draper, W. APIS - Arkansas Planning Information System 111 PUB-058 1978 Babcock, R. Buffalo National River Ecosystems - Part IV 121 PUB-056 1978 Bacon, E. Primary Productivity, Water Quality, and Limiting Factors in Lake Chicot 106 PUB-055 1978 Schmitz, E. Zooplankton Limnology of Beaver and DeGray Reservoirs in Arkansas 57 PUB-054 1978 Becker, D. Pre-and Post-Impoundment Ichthyoparasite Succession in a New Arkansas Reservoir 92 PUB-053 1977 Turpin, J. Water Conservation in Industrial Filtration Operations 53 PUB-052 1977 Hanson, R. An Investigation of Using Derivation Reaction Gas Chromatography to Measure Aoinic Water Quality Parameters 31 PUB-051 1971 Becker, D. Impoundment Effects on Water Quality as Reflected in Parasitism of Reservoir Bases 10 PUB-050 1976 Alguire, R. State of the Art of Technology for Rural Water System Development 60 PUB-049B 1977 MacDonald, H. Landsat Linear Trend Analysis - A Tool for Groundwater Exploration in Northern Arkansas 108 PUB-049A 1977 Springer, M. Buffalo National River Ecosystem - Part III 82 PUB-048 1977 Kilambi, R. Population Dynamics and Species Diversity of Ichthyo-Parasitofauna of the Buffalo National River 92 PUB-047 1976 Buchanan, T. An Evaluation of the Effects of Dredging Within the Arkansas River Navigation System - Volume V - The Effects Upon the Fish Population 292 PUB-046 1976 Kraemer, L. An Evaluation of the Effects of Dredging Within the Arkansas River Navigation System - Volume IV- The Effects Upon the Benthic Associations 367 PUB-045 1976 Short, E. An Evaluation of the Effects of Dredging Within the Arkansas River Navigation System - Vol. III - Effects Upon the Zooplankton Associations 169 PUB-044 1976 McNutt, M. An Evaluation of the Effects of Dredging Within the Arkansas River Navigation System - Vol. II - The Effects Upon the Phytoplankton Associations 168 PUB-043 1976 McNutt, M. An Evaluation of the Effects of Dredging Within the Arkansas River Navigation System - Vol. 1 - Introduction, Summary and Conclusions, and Recommendations 129 PUB-042 1976 Mitchell, D. Improving Design Criteria for Septic Tank Systems 44 PUB-041B 1976 Thibodeaux, L. Appendix to "An Aqueous Environmental Simulation Model for Mid-South Lakes and Reservoirs 148 PUB-041A 1976 Thibodeaux, L. An Aqueous Environmental Simulation Model for Mid-South Lakes and Reservoirs 88 PUB-040 1975 Schmitz, E. Selected Aspects of the Limnology of Zooplankton in Beaver and DeGray Reservoirs, Arkansas with Emphasis on the Development of a Method for the Estimation of Z 46 PUB-039 1976 Cloutman, D. The Fishes of Washington County, Arkansas 111 PUB-038 1976 Babcock, R. Buffalo National River Ecosystems - Part II 284 PUB-037 1976 Springer, M. Research for the Development of Guidelines for Conducting and Analyzing an Environmental Water Quality Study to Determine Statistically Meaningful Results 170 PUB-036 1975 Wagner, G. Trace Metals and Major Elements in Water-Soluble Rocks of Northwest Arkansas 59 PUB-035 1975 Scott, H.D. Movement of Pesticides in the Soil Water Fertilizer System 107 PUB-034 1975 Babcock, R. Buffalo National River Ecosystems 228 PUB-033 1975 Raible, R. Survival and Growth Rate of Channel Catfish as a Function of Dissolved Oxyen Concentration 41 PUB-032 1975 Meyer, R. Biochrome Analysis as a Method for Assessing Phytoplankton Dynamics - Phase II 65 PUB-031 1975 Steele, K. Trace Element Composition of Stream Sediments - An Integrating Gactor for Water Quality 168 PUB-030 1975 Dale, E. Environmental Evaluation Report on Various Completed Channel Improvement Projects in Eastern Arkansas 48 PUB-029 1975 Wagner, G. Sodium, Potassium, Calcium and Magnesium Content of Northwest Arkansas Rain Water 22 PUB-028 1975 Havens, J. Heat and Moisture Conduction in Unsaturated Soils 114 PUB-027 1974 Meyer, R. Biochrome Analysis as a Method for Assessing Phytoplankton Dynamics Phase I 69 PUB-026 1974 Mitchell, D. Automation of the Continuous Coagulation Monitor 35 PUB-025 1974 Wagner, G. Sodium, Potassium, Calcium and Magnesium Content of Northwest Arkansas Rain Water in 1973 and Trace Metal Analysis of 1974 Rains 24 PUB-024 1974 Palko, T. Build-up of Mineral Content in Lake Dardanelle and the Effect on Zooplankton 202 PUB-023 1974 Lancaster, J. Effect of Mosquito Control on Aquatic Fauna 32 PUB-022 1974 Hoffman, C. 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The Economic Impact of Beaver Lake Reservoir: A Cost Benefit Study 230 PUB-013 1973 Raible, R. A Study to Improve Dissolved Oxygen Analysis Techniques to Facilitate Water Quality Field Study Application 79 PUB-012 1974 Nix, J. Distribution of Trace Metals in a Warm Water Release Impoundment 386 PUB-011 1972 Griffis, C. Groundwater-Surface Water Integration Study in the Grand Prairie, Arkansas 330 PUB-010B 1972 Olmsted, L. A Survey of the Fishes of the Mulberry River, Arkansas 22 PUB-010A 1971 Meyer, R. A Study of Phytoplankton Dynamics in Lake Fayetteville as a Means of Assessing Water Quality 59 PUB-009 1970 Nix, J. Interim Report on Water Quality Investigation - DeGray Reservoir, Arkansas 39 PUB-008 1970 Testerman, M. Digital Systems for On-Site Collection for Water Quality Analysis 58 PUB-007 1970 Heiple, Loren Water Resources Planning Study for Arkansas and Oklahoma 160 PUB-006 1970 Nix, J. Distribution of Trace Elements in Impoundments 334 PUB-005 1970 Hoffman, C. 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8 of 20 portraits of Henry Hardinge, 1st Viscount Hardinge of Lahore
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The Chancellor of the University of Oxford Attended by Doctors of Civil Law
by John ('HB') Doyle, printed by Ducôte & Stephens, published by Thomas McLean
lithograph, published 1 December 1834
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Holistic Veterinary Training Programs and Requirements
The American Veterinary Medical Association does not accredit professional degree programs in holistic veterinary medicine. However, many homeopathic veterinarians complete Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (D.V.M) programs and then become certified as holistic veterinarians. Certification programs are available through the Academy of Veterinary Homeopathy (AVH). Many holistic veterinarians work in tandem with traditional vets in private veterinary clinics, hospitals and animal shelters.
Training Programs and Recommendations
Holistic veterinary certificate programs prepare traditional veterinarians to use homeopathic methods to diagnose and treat animals. The AVH is the industry's accrediting agency for holistic veterinary certificate programs. All candidates must be licensed veterinarians before they can become eligible for certification. Professional veterinary medicine degree programs last four years and enable graduates to sit for state-mandated licensing examinations. Successful completion of all coursework and examinations leads to the official degree and title designation of D.V.M. Continuing education requirements are necessary in order to maintain licensure and certification.
Additional designation as a certified holistic veterinarian is bestowed upon candidates who successfully complete AVH certificate program requirements. It may take two years for students to meet these standards and be awarded the designation of Certified Veterinarian Homeopath (CVH). It's beneficial for candidates to be well-versed in the founding principles of holistic animal care prior to admission to the certificate program.
Certificate in Veterinary Homeopathy
The holistic veterinary certificate program requires candidates to take 128 hours of training or 100 credit hours of holistic veterinary coursework, submit four homeopathic case studies for approval and pass a final examination. Coursework and training focus on general homeopathic principles and specialized holistic modalities, such as acupuncture, Bach flower remedies and applied kinesiology.
After completing the required training and coursework, students then demonstrate clinical proficiency by submitting two acute and two chronic disease case studies for review and approval. Upon case study acceptance, a final examination is given. Successful exam passage completes the certificate program, and a licensed veterinarian becomes a CVH.
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Practical job experience is gained from supervised internships and training programs in both traditional veterinary medicine degree programs and holistic veterinary certificate programs. These programs require extensive, hands-on clinical veterinary training that is supervised by a licensed veterinarian in hospitals, private practices and animal shelters. State licensure and certification demonstrate that work-related experiences have been met.
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Both the AVH and American Holistic Veterinary Medicine Association (AHVMA) offer professional meetings, seminars and annual conferences for holistic veterinarians. These workshops often discuss the latest treatments and future trends in veterinary homeopathy. Attendees listen to holistic animal care field experts, participate in question-and-answer sessions and may receive popular homeopathic books, pamphlets and guides.
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Holistic veterinarians combine their love for animals with a professional drive for homeopathic methods and solutions. Certified Veterinary Homeopaths aim to prevent and fix underlying issues rather than treat outward symptoms. Professionals must maintain a comprehensive understanding of animal anatomy and physiology as well as an extensive background in holistic veterinary care. Holistic veterinarians must also communicate effectively with animal owners and other veterinary care personnel, be personable and work well under sometimes stressful conditions.
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Even as officials on election duty, in association with Income Tax Department officials, seized Rs. 2 crore in unaccounted cash well before the December 13, 17 Gujarat Assembly elections, the Election Commission (EC) has expressed its inability to stop the ongoing search and seizure operations: "It is the Commission's duty to ensure that proper law and order is maintained for free and fair polls and that money power does not affect the operation of democracy."
Reacting to the huge number of petitions received from several persons and organisations from Gujarat, including diamond/sari traders and political parties, a senior official of the EC said: "We are well within the law and our efforts definitely yield results by curbing distribution of money and gifts to voters. It should be noted that though income tax rules bar cash transactions above Rs. 20,000, the Commission has kept a higher ceiling on carrying cash up to Rs. 2.5 lakh legally/with proper documents. We have ample powers under the Constitution, the Criminal Procedure Code and the Income Tax Act to order a search and seizure of vehicles and houses to prevent distribution of money in the run-up to the polls."
The official referred to a Madras High Court order issued in April last year prior to the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections when a petition was filed challenging the EC's move to intensify vehicle/house checks to seize unaccounted cash. The court had said: "It is a well settled law that the duty of the EC is to prevent distribution of money to the public and it should take all steps to curb those activities. If EC is directed to arrive at a subjective satisfaction and record reasons before the search and seizure, then the very purpose of search and seizure will be frustrated and it will amount to curbing the powers of EC conferred by the Constitution and the Representation of the People Act."
Some Gujarat traders have moved the High Court, seeking a direction to the EC to order suspension of such seizures.
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The most physically fit young adults grow into the most mentally fit middle-aged adults, according to new research by the University of Minnesota. The study followed a wide sample of participants for 20 years and discovered that those who performed best on the fitness test in their younger years did better on cognitive tests years later. Although the research supports the idea that it's important to develop fitness habits early, it's never too late to start! No matter your age, here's what you can do now to preserve brain function.
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I am a teacher for a 3rd grade class. This would work great when we are studying different countries. Each group could do one in their countries flag colors, then attach information about that country on the strips, we could then hang them in the hall for others to learn from too. Thanks so much for the great idea.
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MANILA, Philippines – Up to 30 hostages have been allegedly taken by heavily armed members of the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) after a fierce clash with government troops in Zamboanga City on Monday that left one naval special forces member dead, authorities said.
Vice Mayor Cesar Iturralde told INQUIRER.net that the group was demanding to put up its flag in the government city hall.
But Police Chief Superintendent Juanito Vaño Jr., Region IX police director, in a separate report, said at least 20 heavily rebels entered Barangay (village) Sta. Catalina and held hostage 10 to 15 civilians.
"Hopefully we will be able to get the civilians and engage them properly," Vaño said in a radio interview.
Military spokesman Lt. Col. Ramon Zagala said the navy men clashed with about 100 MNLF rebels, who were on board a large motorboat and eight smaller vessels off Rio Hondo, a crowded Muslim community in the port city of Zamboanga.
The pre-dawn clash later spilled into Rio Hondo as people slept, prompting scores of residents to flee, Zagala said. Reinforcement troops and police have been deployed to help secure Rio Hondo, which is located near the downtown area of Zamboanga, a bustling trading hub in the south.
Prior to the encounter, which the Region IX Tactical Operations Center said started between 4 a.m. to 5 a.m., Vaño said several uniformed MNLF members were arrested after they were seen carrying their firearms.
"They are not allowed to do that in Zamboanga City. Unang una, hindi naman ito part ng Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao. Pangalawa, they are not supposed to be here with their firearms and uniforms," Vaño said.
Asked if the group didn't coordinate their entry with authorities, Vaño said the group did not have to make any coordination since they are not allowed in the area to start with.
Vaño said he could not confirm yet the number of fatalities though he said four police officers were slightly wounded in the gunfight.
Radyo Inquirer 990AM reported that the gunfight had forced the suspension of classes and work in the city. The same report was posted by the Philippine Information Agency – Region 9 on Twitter.
"Gunfight continues to frighten Zamboanga City residents as MNLF and government [troops] exchanged gun fire," PIA-Region 9 said on its Twitter post.
"MNLF has penetrated the city specifically in the areas of Talon-Talon, Rio Hondo and Mariki. According to Bong Simbajon of Radyo Agong, MNLF penetrated the city 4:00 this morning bringing heavy firearms and explosives," it further said.
PIA – Region 9 said the gunfight had prompted Mayor Maria Isabelle "Beng" Climaco to announce the suspension of classes in all levels, private and public, in the city. Work has also been suspended.
"Authorities are collaborating efforts to resolve the situation. Public is advised to remain calm and sober but alert and vigilant and report anything unusual to police, telephone number 9915656 or to the nearest police station. Mayor Climaco is convening the Crisis Management Committee to assess the situation," the Twitter post added.
U.S. counterterrorism forces that have been providing training to Filipino troops for years are based in a Philippine military camp in Zamboanga city but officials said the skirmishes have been confined so far to Rio Hondo.
The Moro group signed a 1996 peace accord with the government but many of its fighters held on to their arms and accused officials of reneging on a promise to develop an autonomous region for minority Muslims in the south of the predominantly Roman Catholic Philippines. With reports from AP.
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In a briefing on Tuesday night, SunAsia Energy chairman Noel Cariño said the company was embarking on four solar power projects that could generate up to a total of 22 megawatts for remote areas in Palawan, Aklan and Mindoro.
These projects will likely be financed partly by SunAsia's foreign equity partners including Mp-tec and the Export-Import Bank of the United States, he said.
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By: LORBP
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Great fit, modest length and light weight with this skirt. Would recommend this item for the hopefully upcoming summer weather. Even better, got this on sale in three colors!
perfect fit -
By: jode from midwest
I ordered this skirt in blue and was very pleased with the color. Best of all was the fit. I prefer a skirt that will cover my knees when sitting, and this skirt suits my needs well. It also is true to size - not too large and frumpy or too small and skimpy.
A bit home made looking -
By: NoNoNickName from WGC, UK
Top 100 Contributor
I wanted an off white skirt with which everything would go having left a favourite behind when on holiday. This is darker & yellower than it looks in the picture so it doesn't quite fit the bill. I got it half price so couldn't be bothered returning it. I wouldn't have liked to pay full price.


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