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Where to Make Out in Canada's 'Most Romantic City' This Valentine's Day
If you're looking for a last-minute place to woo your Valentine, you may want to hightail it to Victoria, B.C. It was just named the "Most Romantic City" in Canada for the third year in a row by Amazon.ca.
As the romance capital of Canada, Victoria decided dress up accordingly, by wrapping its trees in pink and red fairy lights. Take a stroll down Government Street and check out the Fairmont Empress, Victoria's most iconic hotel. The grand dame has outdone itself with twinkly pink and red lights.
If that doesn't get you in the mood, the city has designated a few key "Kissing Spots" with pink and purple decals.
The four locations in the downtown area include near the Fairmont Empress, overlooking the Inner Harbour on Wharf Street, in Centennial Square overlooking the fountain and totem poles and behind the Empress at Humboldt St. It's like a subtle cheat sheet for getting some Valentine's Day A-C-T-I-O-N.
If you find yourself at any of these kissing spots (we know you're going to look for them), snap a selfie (use a selfie stick) and share it with us on Twitter. Might as well let @VictoriaVisitor peek in on your kiss too.
For more romantic ideas and schmoopie things to do in Victoria, B.C., visit here.
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Why the Heck Would Anyone Go to Ottawa, Canada in the Middle of Winter?
What do you know about Ottawa, Canada? Okay, it's the capital of Canada and home to Parliament. Okay, it's in the province of Ontario and maple products are absolutely on offer. Okay, it's very cold and snowy in the winter.
What you may not know is that Ottawa has a dining scene increasingly adopting the "100-mile diet" concept of localized gastronomy, a booming hotel scene (for example, the historic Fairmont Chateau Laurier is the midst of a full room remodel and Hyatt's Andaz is breaking ground), and an outdoorsy scene throughout the winter, thanks to the annual Winterlude/Bal de Neige Festival from January 30 - February 16.
So, why in the heck would anyone want to visit Ottawa in the middle of winter?! We have a few ideas...
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'The Most Beautiful Room in Canada' Lifts Ban on Tourist Snapshots
You've just got to see the Library of Parliament, located within the Parliament buildings in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
Ranked as one of the "7 Wonder of Canada," but more famously recognized as the "most beautiful room in Canada," the library is the only remaining piece of the original 1876 Parliament building, surviving the destructive 1916 fire thanks to iron fire doors. Inside are 1 million documents and 11 miles of books and, up until very recently, a "no cameras" zone.
Visitors to the Library fall into one of two groups: members of Parliament and their staff, or members of there public making the official (and free!) Parliament tour. The latter would find themselves disappointed by a major rule: photography was strictly prohibited if the room had anyone in it, either staff or politician. Occasionally a weekend tour would get lucky and find an empty library, but viewing the room with all its lights on, a librarian stationed, and in active use brings out the spirit of the space.
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There's a Secret Waiting Inside Canada's New Passport
Canada's old passport under a black light
Traditionally, how cool your passport is has to do with how worldly you are, aka, how many fancy stamps you have. But in the case of Canada's passport, the opposite may be true.
For at least the last two versions, our friends up North have been designing a passport where the addition of a stamp may deface what really makes it shine: When put under a black light, vivid colors appear and create a psychedelic party. Check out the images below:
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Slide the Ice at These 4 Bobsled Tracks Open to the Public
If you're sick of the slopes this winter there's a different kind of run to get your adrenaline going—the bobsled run. The tracks are few and far between, and it looks like there's actually only a handful doing their thing within the United States and Canada—at least according to Wikipedia.
No experience necessary, as they're eager to welcome newcomers and adventure seekers alike. So without further ado here's the four spots where you can ride in a bobsled this winter:
Winter Comet Bobsled – Park City, Utah
Like we said, if hitting the slopes isn't getting a little boring there's always the bobsled run. Now through December 19 they're even offering up a deal. Only $129.50 will get you a ride down the 2002 Olympic track, and of course the ultimate bragging rights to friends on social media. It's all part of Utah Olympic Park—book online right here.
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Why Canada Banned a Science Museum's Tourism Ad
It seems like everyone in travel advertising these days is trying to tug on heart strings. Expedia regularly makes ads about how travel can bring families and lovers together. Their late summer campaign even managed to rope in Throwback Thursday nostalgia. A little while ago the Enjoy Illinois campaign made an ad that was almost too cutesy, but had so much charm that Buzzfeed described it as "honestly, the best state tourism ad ever created." KLM's recent puppy Lost & Found ad made people melt. Even when attempts go spectacularly awry - as so famously happened with Sinagpore's grating couples ad - the intent is still there.
The one consistent exception has been Kayak, which does in a very technical sense produce ads that have to do with families, though not the way you'd think. But that company has a long history of posting videos produced by people who were seemingly tripping balls, so no one really counts them.
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Whoa Whoa Whoa: The Grand Prize for 'Amazing Race Canada' is Seriously Amazing
There once was a time long, long ago when we breathlessly reported the globe-hopping antics of the reality TV show Amazing Race. Alas, we gave up after Season 18 and, now that they're still going strong with what surely must be Season 81, all the Amazing Race excitement fails to raise even an eyebrow.
That is, until we heard about Amazing Race Canada.
The competitors north of the border are the usual mix of cutesy couples, inspiring athletes, and curmudgeonly strange bedfellows; the destinations are as exotic and far-flung as ever; alas, it's the grand prize that's worth sitting up for.
The winning team of Amazing Race Canada's Season 2 will receive $250,000 CAD, two Chevrolet Silverados, gas for life from Petro-Canada, and a year of unlimited Business Class travel on Air Canada.
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New Airline Alert: Jetlines Joins the North of the Border Budget Battle
When it rains, it pours. This is especially true for our friends in Canada, since the aviation game up there is rife with low-cost carriers this year. It began with Air Canada Rouge earlier this year and, just Monday, we brought you the news of Jet Naked; now we announce the dreams of a start-up named Jetlines
Similar to that "airline in the buff," Jetlines is planning to bring a bare bones approach to air travel in Canada. With fares 40% less than the two dominant carriers, the airline plans charge for carry-ons, food, drink, seat selection, and any other extras. It also plans to offer specialized in-flight services such as nannies and iPad rental, obviously both at a premium cost.
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New Airline Alert: Canada's 'Jet Naked' Strips Down to Budget Flights
There's some potentially exciting budget news coming from north of the border, thanks to Canada's newest low-cost airline and its super cheeky name. Jet Naked Airlines plans to take to the skies soon, saving Canucks a few 'loonies' along the way.
The airline is actually considered an ultra-low-cost carrier as, just like Spirit and Frontier, it will charge for every little thing you might need to take a flight, including carry-on baggage. Boeing 737s will do zipping between provinces, and Jet Naked is promising ticket prices about 40% less than Air Canada or WestJet.
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VIA Rail Canada Unveils New 'Prestige Class' Train Cabins
Just over a week ago, we gave you 11 benefits that train travel still has over the airline experience. Right on time, VIA Rail, Canada's national rail network, revealed the results of a $1 billion government investment in the form of a new "Prestige Class" on the Canadian, one of the network's flagship trains that runs between Toronto and Vancouver.
As the name would suggest, the highlights of the new Prestige Class provide passengers with a luxury experience, including personalized service, a cabin with 50% more space and bigger windows compared to the Sleeper Plus class, private bathroom with shower, flat-screen TV with on-demand, and a minibar. We're assuming that meals are also included in the rate (as they are for the Sleeper Plus Class), but those details have yet to come out. The first two photos in this post show the bedroom and sitting area of the new cabins, and you can take a virtual tour here.
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The Newest Airline with Checked Baggage Fees Goes North of the Border
Now and then we have shared some praise for the planes and people over at Porter Airlines, but today we've got a little bit of bad news. Plenty of the in-flight freebies and customer service are still there, but it looks like bringing that bag along is going to cost you—and it's a first for carriers up in Canada.
Baggage fees have crossed the border, and Porter Airlines is the first carrier to start implementing them on routes within Canada. Domestic travelers will have to shell out $25 for the right to check their first bag, but fortunately it does look like carry-on bags will continue to be complimentary.
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Why Air Canada's Boeing 787 Dreamliner Campaign Will Make You Misty-Eyed
Canada is psyched.
Why? Well, simply because they've finally received a Boeing 787 Dreamliner to call their very owntheir first 787 landed in Toronto on Sunday, fresh from Boeingand the campaign to promote it is one of the most endearing airline projects yet.
It begins with Air Canada's 787 slogan, "Everything You Dreamed Of," and continues to slick promises like, "All Jet. No Lag."
Beyond the snazzy photos of interiors and that icy blue livery, however, we're most in love with a touching video series introducing the aircraft with a sentimentality that's so delightfully Canadian.
Air Canada has 37 Dreamliners on order, and an incredible 15 of them will hit the skies come this autumn, with the full lot delivered by 2019.
In the above "Born to Fly" video, the experience of such a technologically advanced aircraft is paired with the journey of one Air Canada 787 First Officer to his spot in the right seat. With it, Air Canada is answering a question we always find ourselves asking those lucky enough to sit up front in a brand new airplane: "where did this passion of yours originate?"

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'I Would Have Rather Been in the Hands of the Taliban'
Other times, he was drinking privately because of his PTSD, sleeping disorder and war wounds. His combat stress came to a head one night when he sleep-walked into his team house and put an unloaded AK-47 in his mouth and pulled the trigger in front of several startled team members, the book recounts.
"I was drinking alcohol, I was taking sleeping medication. I was taking pain medication," Gant explained in the ABC News interview. "I admitted to that. And they came in. They came in and got me out of there."
Blindsided by Roberts' accusations, Special Forces commanders arrived unannounced by helicopter to relieve Gant of command and toss the camp, finding empty liquor bottles in Gant's room -- but they did not find Tyson, who got away.
"That was the end," Gant said. "They had to do something, and I know that. They didn't have any choice. It should've been handled differently."
After beating back five harrowing Taliban attacks in broad daylight on his compound in Chowkay in the days leading up to the showdown with his own commanders -- all videotaped by Tyson and provided to ABC News -- Gant was flown away by a Special Forces team from Kunar.
"If he was going off the reservation, they should have evaluated his operation. It seemed to go from flash to bang pretty quickly," a skeptical senior commander who once visited Gant and Sitting Bull told ABC News.
Gant was ordered to shave off his long beard and put on a uniform -- while under armed guard -- as the Army launched an investigation and threatened a court-martial.
"I would have rather been in the hands of the Taliban at that point," he said. "It was crushing. It was absolutely crushing."
The local Afghans in Kunar -- who had fought so bravely alongside their new American brothers -- were enraged and upset, and a contingent of Pashtun elders traveled to Asadabad to protest to U.S. and Afghan government officials the removal of their beloved "Commander Jim."
He was brought back to Fort Bragg, N.C., where his Green Beret status was taken away and he was busted to captain even though he'd made the promotion list for lieutenant colonel. He accepted a career-killing reprimand, obtained by ABC News, from Lt. Gen. John Mulholland, who called Gant a "disgrace" absent of "moral character," having "indulged in a self-created fantasy world."
"While fully acknowledging your record of honorable and valorous service to the Regiment, our Army and our country, the simple truth is that your subsequent conduct was inexcusable and brought disrepute and shame to the Special Forces Regiment and Army Special Operations," says the letter of reprimand signed by Mulholland, Deputy Commander of U.S. Special Operations Command. "In short, your actions disgraced you as an officer and seriously compromised your character as a gentleman."
ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS: Letter of Reprimand | Gant's Response
Gant admits that he's not innocent.
"I did break the rules. And I have never said that I didn't," he said.
But seven of Gant's young troopers also received reprimands for looking the other way and, in one instance, drinking a single beer in violation of a U.S. military prohibition for troopers serving in the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan.
"I'm the commander. I made those decisions. My men followed my orders," Gant said, his voice filled with heartbreak. "They took part of my soul. Yeah, they did."
Dozens of sources throughout the senior enlisted and officer ranks of Fort Bragg told ABC News alcohol was prevalent at most Special Forces camps throughout Afghanistan in 2012.
None of the senior officers named in Tyson's book who served with her husband, other than Petraeus, agreed to on-the-record interviews for this story.
"It's a regrettable event I wish I wasn't involved in," Col. William Linn, who commanded Gant and ordered the search of Gant's compound, said in a brief phone call.


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A federal jury in New York on Wednesday found Suleiman Abu Ghaith — Osama bin Laden's son-in-law and a close adviser to the deceased al Qaeda leader — guilty of conspiring to kill Americans. The 48-year-old Ghaith is the highest-ranking bin Laden adviser to be tried in a civilian court in the wake of the September 11 attacks.
Ghaith, who was also found guilty of conspiring to provide material support for terrorists, and for actually providing such support, faces life in prison. Jon Terbush
Authorities in Mississippi say Lucas, a black Belgian Malinois police dog, likely saved the life of Deputy Todd Frazier after he was ambushed by three suspects on Monday.
In #honor of #K9 Lucas, a black #BelgianMalinois who saved the life of Deputy, Todd Frazier in #MS #LoveDogs #Dogs ❤ pic.twitter.com/wE9xm7iMtK
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Sheriff Ricky Adam of the Hancock County Sheriff's Department said that while driving on a remote stretch of Highway 90 in Pearlington, Frazier saw a car at a deserted rest stop. He decided to pull over to check on the driver, and after he got out of his vehicle "two individuals surprised Deputy Frazier from the shadows and an altercation ensued," Adam told ABC News. "One cut him across the forehead with a razor, one choked him, and one grabbed his legs to carry him to the edge of the woods."
Frazier was able to hit a button that released Lucas from the car, and he bit the attackers, even remaining attached to the leg of one as they tried to drive away. Lucas chipped a few teeth and has a bruised shoulder, while Frazier has a gash on his forehead, but both are recovering. "Deputy Frazier is a good deputy and takes his job seriously," Adam said. "He is also an excellent dog handler — he trained Lucas himself." The suspects are still at large, and authorities say they don't have a motive for the attack. Catherine Garcia
Actor and woodcraft enthusiast Nick Offerman has a book out with profiles of people he admires, and he sat down with Time to discuss what its title, Gumption, means to him. Gumption is a quality that connects a diverse group including Conan O'Brien, Willie Nelson, and Yoko Ono, he explained, and "it involves spunk and courage and stamina and character and integrity." And if openly expressing your admiration for Yoko Ono isn't brave enough, Offerman broached the subject of feminism:
Feminism is an important quality, I think, in society, and something that needs to be talked about until we can legitimately complain — until the guys are, like, "Hey, hang on, you're making more money than us." That's when we can stop talking about feminism. We are slowly evolving. [Offerman]
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On Wednesday night in Oakland, the Golden State Warriors sealed their first trip to the NBA finals since 1975, beating the Houston Rockets 104 to 90. The Warriors started out shakily, trailing Houston at the end of the first quarter, but they pulled ahead for good in the fourth quarter, led by Harrison Barnes, who scored 13 of his 24 points in the final period alone. Stephen Curry scored 26 points for the Warriors.
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At least three people in the Texas panhandle were injured after a tornado hit a natural gas drilling rig.
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Hemphill County Sheriff James Pearson said in a statement that one person was impaled in the abdomen, another had non-life-threatening injuries to the face, and the third suffered minor injuries. The drilling rig is near the small town of Canadian, where highways were closed due to flooding and fallen debris. Pearson said that there was "extensive damage to the doghouses," referring to general purpose rooms adjacent to the rig floor. Catherine Garcia
A French bartender was sentenced on Wednesday after being convicted of manslaughter over the death of a customer he served 56 shots to during a drinking contest last October.
Renaud Prudhomme, 56, broke the drinking record at the bar Starter in Clermont-Ferrand, Agence France-Presse reports. He was served by bartender Gilles Crepin, 47, who said during a hearing that he had made a mistake by tallying how many shots Prudhomme was drinking on a board, encouraging him to continue. Prudhomme was severely inebriated when he went home, and he died in the hospital the next day.
Crepin received a suspended sentence of four months and was banned from working in a bar for a year. His attorney, Renaud Portejoie, placed the blame on Prudhomme and his daughter, saying the man had respiratory and alcohol problems and his daughter wanted him to break the record. "We can't ask every customer who buys alcohol to present their medical certificates," he said. An attorney for Prudhomme's daughter said she was not at the bar when the drinking competition took place, and hopes this case reminds people that it's illegal to serve drinks to customers when they are extremely intoxicated. Catherine Garcia
Researchers in the Afar region of Ethiopia have found ancient human fossils from 3.3 million to 3.5 million years ago.
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The species has been called Australopithecus deyiremeda, the latter part meaning "close relative" in the language spoken in Afar. The researchers wrote in the journal Nature that they discovered jaw bones and teeth that they believe belonged to four individuals with both ape and human-like features. "We had to look at the detailed anatomy and morphology of the teeth and the upper and lower jaws, and we found major differences," lead researcher Dr. Yohannes Haile-Selassie, curator of physical anthropology at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, told BBC News. "This new species has very robust jaws. In addition, we see this new species had smaller teeth. The canine is really small — smaller than all known hominins we have documented in the past."
Because of the age of the fossils, this species likely lived with three other different species of early humans, and Haile-Selassie said more fossils need to be found to fully understand this stage in human evolution. He also said if more bones are unearthed, it could shed insight into how Australopithecus deyiremeda lived and interacted with other species. Catherine Garcia


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All the presvious responses are technically correct however Ken's answer will result in you being able to use the Import button with the XML file to quickly install (or re-install) the licenses when needed.
And pkh's answer is probably a show stopper anyway because you won't be able to use that version of Backup Exec on 2008 R2 - you will have to go to BE 2010 and will need new licenses.
If the person that installed and licensed the server also added a mainteneance agreement then you might be able to get updated license codes with no further cost - but if you have no paperwork then it might be tricky. Our customer care teams might be able to help although I have no idea if they can use your license numbers to confirm a support/mainteneacnce agreement as these agreeemnets usually have their own numeric identifiers.


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Tirupur: The country should reverse some of the neo-liberalisation policies to increase spending on agriculture and rural development sectors, if it has to come out of the economic depression caused by the global recession, according to V.B. Athreya, Advisor (food security studies), M.S. Swaminathan Research Foundation.
He was delivering keynote address at a seminar on Global economic crisis and India's approach organised by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, Tirupur branch, and Rotary Club of Tirupur South, here recently.
Mr. Athreya said huge fiscal stimulus in the areas of education, health, irrigation and farm research with focus on rural areas would be essential to boost the sagging economy.
"Our fiscal stimulus is now below one percent of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). This is feeble vis--vis the estimated fiscal stimulus of 14 per cent of the GDP in China for 2009 and 2010".
According to him, even urban areas should be brought the purview of National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (NREGS) considering that the urban employment has been hit adversely in the economic crisis.
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Keeping track of everyday activities can be glamourous with this chalk and bulletin board combo with beadwork. Makes a great gift for the hardworking moms in your life.
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very sweet project. A great mothers day gifts. could be jazzed with old buttons, jelly beans etc. varnish after for a shiny durable finish. also instead of precut boards, you could use strong cardboard and paint with matt black. this is a great way of recycling old cardboard too. If it is not thick enough then layer them up and cover all over with a layer of tissue paper and pva before painting. A real handmade look.
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this sort of thing happens nearly every day in some industrialized river that flows into the chesapeake. the pump out at my marina happens to go into this very sewage system, which has had 5 such multi day spills over the winter. I truly don't care about how you deal with your 'sewage', but it is the governments totally cavalier approach to gigantic municipal spills versus the "board my boat with machine guns and make sure the twisty tie is in place on my y valve and check that the placards are appropriately displayed" approach the local DEP types take to boats that fries my ass. MD needs to get its municipal and governmental house in order before fining and harassing boaters for what would be at best a 'drop in the (honey) bucket" compared to what washington, baltimore and norfolk do to the bay every day with impunity- they're too big to fail" . keep your sewage on your boat till it explodes for all I care - but don't fool yourself that your sweet 'green' thoughtfulness is 'making a difference' unless you're are the only occupant of some confined pristine harbor with no marine life that is metabolizing proteins into nitrogenous excretions.
So what are you proposing here...we all dump intp the Bay?????? Two wrongs do not make a right.
I get it we should fine the crap (sic) out of the utility????So where would you be next...standing in yelling about your utility rates going up...
I actually agree with your comments about the government and policing the spills HOWEVER there is no way I agree the solution is to leave the boaters alone and to go amuck with not controlling their waste tanks.
Barry L who commented above lives on the LI Sound where they have a much better control of both boaters waste and spuills it appears. It also seems like the people whon live there support the keeping of the waters clean much more than the boaters on the Chesapeake who choose to rail and point out all the spills rather than take responsibility for their individual part in keeping the waters clean. I have no patience for the whiners who do not take care of their own boats sewage and do not do what is LEGALLY required of them. The boaters on the LI SOUND and their communities have free pump out boats and take a much more proactive approach to this problem.
Stop whining and complaining and propose a solution to the problem. Do not link another part of the solution to the problem (boaters) as it obfuscates and dilutes the point you are making.
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"PlayStation Home's new genre-based districts include a number of diverse and exclusive games that cater to players' different interests and styles. For example, in the Action District, you'll be able to enjoy the free and exclusive first-person shooter game that runs inside Home itself, Bootleggers '29. We'll also be bringing back some of your favorite Total Game Integration events here such as Dead Island and Killzone 3, as well as feature teleporters to popular games such as Sodium."
"If sports are more up your alley, you'll definitely find yourself at home in the Sportswalk, where players will have access to games like Home Hold'em (a full-featured Texas Hold'em poker game), live sports scores and video highlights, as well as a game of PlayStation Home Sports Trivia where you can reap plenty of rewards. And in Pier Park, you can race your own remote controlled car against friends in RC Rally, or relax with friends and take a ride on the Ferris Wheel."
"All of this is tied together with a new quest system that turns PlayStation Home itself into a game. All you'll have to do is check out the Activity Board in the Hub when you're ready to get started, and you'll be ready to start racking up the rewards."
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Pune: The Bharati Vidyapeeth police arrested an airhostess from New Delhi airport on Wednesday, for allegedly harassing a city-based doctor by creating her fake profile on a social networking site and defaming her. The airhostess is allegedly involved in extra-marital affair with the complainant's husband, who is a Dubai-based businessman and conniving with him.
The airhostess, Ambika Chowdhary (25) hailing from Assam, was arrested under the relevant sections of Indian Penal Code and also under the Information Technology Act.
The 25-year-old doctor and resident of Katraj had approached the Bharti Vidyapeeth police in October 2013, after which the city cyber cell had starting investigating the case. A case against an unknown person was registered with the Bharti Vidyapeeth police station on November 13, 2013.
Sunil Yadav, inspector (crime) Bharti Vidyapeeth police station said, "Complainant is a doctor, who married in 2010. She moved to her parents' home after harassment by her husband who was jobless. She had not been in touch with him for a year.
"He further added, "From August 2013, she started receiving lewd emails and comments on social networking accounts. The messages abused her and claimed that she tortured her husband. Complainant approached us and complained about the fake profile. During investigation it was noticed that her husband, along with Chowdhary, had created a fake account under her nickname and were posting, sharing and tagging information with the complainant's profile. In this regard we have arrested doctor's husband from Mumbai airport. When we reached his place we were informed that he was in Dubai for work. We issued a look-out notice at all the airports in India."
During investigation it has been revealed that the arrested person wanted to take revenge and torture her mentally.
Yadav said, "Complaint's husband is in an extra marital affair and with the help of his girlfriend who is an airhostess he had created a profile under the complainant's nickname to defame her image in society. Both are being dating each other from couples of years and had met in Mumbai via mutual friends." On Friday she was produced before the court of judicial magistrate (First class) and has been granted bail.


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A comprehensive system design that addresses authenticity and integrity has many pieces and a great many design and operational details. This chapter first describes basic tools and principles for digital record assurance and then offers some basic detailed approaches. Those approaches are presented as examples of the level of care that must be applied; it is not claimed that they are the only possible approaches.
Digital assurances for records are based fundamentally on maintaining multiple, geographically and administratively separated copies and on using cryptographic techniques to provide integrity checking and secure transmission of records to and from the archive. These techniques and their appropriate application to a long-term archive are discussed below.
Multiple, geographically and administratively separated replication provides an essential technique for protecting integrity. There are various ways to meet this requirement, involving complete replicas or multiple partial replicas. A detailed design starts with reasonable goals for the acceptable bit loss rates and desired availability for each local site. Given these reliability metrics for the local sites, one can compute the reliability of an N-way replicated archive, and the total archive can be designed to achieve a specified level of reliability.
At any given point in time, the engineering and design question will be how to achieve these goals in a cost-effective manner with currently available storage technologies. Storage technologies and their relative prices are evolving rapidly, so the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) needs a flexible design that can evolve along with them.
As described below, cryptographic techniques provide basic tools for ensuring authenticity and integrity.1 Both qualities depend on cryptographic algorithms for which forgery is computationally infeasible: that is, defeating the system (e.g., by altering the original record without altering the digest or its signature) would require so many samples of records or so much computing power that no attacker has the resources to succeed.
The technique of computing a hash digest or checksum of a record is used to check its integrity. A secure hash algorithm computes a compact hash digest from the digital bits that comprise a record. There are several algorithms in common use; Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) Publication 180-22 specifies four standard algorithms. The standard explains that a secure hash algorithm is one for which "it is computationally infeasible (1) to find
More details on these and other assurance techniques can be found in the following reports from the National Research Council's Computer Science and Telecommunications Board: Cryptography's Role in Securing the Information Society (1996), Computers at Risk: Safe Computing in the Information Age (1991), and Trust in Cyberspace (1999), all published by National Academy Press, Washington, D.C.


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To make dynamic measurements for an articulate robot, a hand-eye vision measuring system is built up. This system uses two charge coupled device (CCD) cameras mounted on the end-effector of the robot. System analysis is based on the stereovision theory and line-matching technology, using a computer to evaluate the dynamic performance parameters of an articulate robot from the two images captured by the two cameras. The measuring procedure includes four stages, namely, calibration, sampling, image processing, and calculation. The path accuracy of an articulate industrial robot was measured by this system. The results show that this system is a low-cost, easy to operate, and simple system for the dynamic performance testing of articulate robots.
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In Warud in Amravati district, Maharashtra, Vigyan Mitras (VM) conducted science clubs in schools. After the conclusion of each session, VMs were expected to visit children's homes to discuss their progress with their parents and raise awareness about the program.
Besides science clubs in schools, every Sunday, VMs also conducted workshops at the Warud block office for children. One child who attended these workshops was Shubham Ghorpade who was a Std. 7 student. Every Sunday, Shubham, along with 5-7 friends, would cycle 5 km from their homes in Karli village to attend the science workshops. The Karli children's eagerness and their families' concern about the long, tedious commute prompted the Warud VMs to organize workshops every Saturday in Karli itself. Of all the children in Karlin, Shubham was the one who was really thrilled by this development because it meant resting his feet—a botched surgery had left him limp in one leg.
Snehal Suphale, the Warud VM, decided to visit Shubham's home to speak to his family. On seeing her, Shubham ran home immediately and emerged with a box. He had collected a rat's skeleton which he took out to show her. She had many questions which Shubham answered articulately.
Every day, on his way to school, he and the other children would see a rat carcass by the side of the road. One day, they noticed that the flesh had decomposed only to leave behind the rat skeleton.
Shubham took the initiative to collect the entire skeleton to take home. He took pictures of the skeleton on a relative's mobile phone. Thereafter, he tried to clean the bones using Detol soap and hot water but ended up damaging a few bones instead.
To salvage the remnants, he separated each and every bone and decided to reconstruct the skeleton by referring to the pictures he had taken on the mobile. The smaller bones were fragile and Shubham handled the fragments with extreme care. He demonstrated the entire reconstruction process to Snehal.
Impressed by his initiative, she asked him why he had gone to such great lengths to preserve the skeleton. Shubham replied that he had seen a human skeleton during the Nurture the Talent camps at the C.V. Raman Science Center in Nagpur and wanted to keep a similar exhibit at the Warud center. He donated the rat's skeleton to Snehal to exhibit alongside the other models at the office. Snehal was left awestruck by the child's foresight.
After this incident, Snehal realized that children today are thinking differently and are not afraid or offended by anything. Their scientific curiosity helps them perceive the world and question everything around them. Shubham also had a few questions: Did rat's bones also have names like human bones? How many bones did rats' have? Snehal did not know the answers to these questions but said she would read up and let him know. Shubham's courage, determination and thought deserved commendation. We should strive to help them to realize their fullest potential.


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