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Saint Patrick's Day at Captain's Quarters Resort
Captain's Quarters Resort is perfectly positioned in the heart of Myrtle Beach to offer tons of different options for guests looking to get some Irish-style fun in during their stay.read more
Easter at Captain's Quarters Resort
Easter is fast approaching and Captain's Quarters Resort in Myrtle Beach is ready to keep families entertained during this festive weekend.read more
Planning Your Myrtle Beach Vacation at Captain's Quarters Resort Online
The internet can be very useful when it comes to planning your family vacation. There's so much information to help you get ready and so you know what to expect. Our website includes tons of valuable information for your Myrtle Beach vacation research.read more
Loco Gecko Is Now Open!
How many resorts do you know that have a trendy, on-site restaurant that offers views of the ocean from its outdoor patio?read more
Captain's Quarters Resort Myrtle Beach Spring Specials
Spring is the perfect time to come to the beach! The weather is getting warmer, but not too hot, the beaches aren't yet filled with visitors and room rates are still great!read more
Captain's Quarters Resort's Miami Suite Gets An Upgrade
The most sought-after room type at Captain's Quarters Resort in Myrtle Beach is the premier Miami Suite. This one-of-a-kind suite recently got a major upgrade and we are excited to share these updates with you!read more
Captain's Quarters Resort: 5 Myrtle Beach Vacation Booking Tips
Now is the perfect time to start thinking about your next family vacation! Don't put it off until tomorrow; we think it's best to start planning now!read more
Captain's Quarters Resort in Myrtle Beach Named Top Resort By Huffington Post
Captain's Quarters Resort was recently featured in "The Seven Most Amazing, Surprisingly Affordable Beach Destinations" by the Huffington Post and Oyster.read more
Myrtle Beach Super Bowl Party Fun!
Captain's Quarters Resort in Myrtle Beach is known for fun for the whole family. This upcoming Super Bowl is no exception!read more
Captain's Quarters Resort Accommodation Spotlight: Double Suites
There are plenty of accommodation types to choose from here at Captain's Quarters Resort in Myrtle Beach. One such type is the Double Suite, which comes in both ocean view and oceanfront options.read more


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Haunted Houses, Spook Walks & Other Halloween Attractions in Amarillo
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Whether you're from Amarillo, or you're simply visiting this Halloween Season, there are plenty of festive fun to enjoy this Halloween Season. If you're looking for a day of family fun in a pumpkin patch, or spending the evening Haunt hunting with friends is more your speed, Amarillo has plenty of exciting Autumn activities to enjoy this October. Halloween comes around but once a year, so if you're passing through Amarillo this Fall, make sure to not miss out on the thrills, chills, and scares this year!
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For more information on Motif No.1 Day and the Red Shed Film Festival see Sarah Kelly's post from earlier today: Motif NO.1 Day is Gonna Be Amazing
Films are listed in the order of showtimes:
Calling All Chefs, Nubar Alexanian, Walker Creek Media
Vincent in the Present, Henry Ferrini
A Flight of Monarchs, Kim Smith
Hugh Verrier: Portrait of an Artist, Ben Gadberry
Toby MacNutt: Body of Work, Ashley DeLucco & Elizabeth Rossano, Vermont Community Access Media
Candles in Paradise, Rob Azevedo
That Asian, Akiyo Nishiyima
Stillwater, Jon Halverson
Whiskey Boys, Justin Plasse, Sensorium Pictures
Monsura is Waiting, Kevin Newbury & Matthew Principe, Principe Dynamics
Here And Now, Julian Higgins, Innerlight Films and Cinelicious
The Waiting Room, Jaret Sears
Sailing & Art, Christine Schmitthenner
Greenheads, Gordon Baird
Bless It, Michael Kelly, Trust The Vibe
The Granite Stoke, Ryan Scura & Dylan Ladds
Life by Lobster, Iain McCray Martin
This Perfect Place, Paul Van Ness and Kristina Lindborg
The Red Shed Film Festival is part of the Motif No. 1 Day Rockport Arts Festival. Screenings will be held at the Peggy Brenner Room, Rockport Public Library, at 17 School Street.
Filmmakers Call For Rockport's Red Shed Film Festival!
Rockport Harvest Festival from Henry Cooper
Featuring brief interviews with GMG's Sarah Kelly, The Nutty Redhead, Aster B. Flowers, and Chef Matt Beach, to only name several!
Cape Ann TV Gloucester Cyclorcross 2014 Video&FORM
Hi Joey,
Got a great video here, done by Cape Ann TV interns Henry Cooper (Camera
Operator and Editor) and Lexi Bird (Host), full coverage of the
Cyclorcross Gran Prix Gloucester 2014
Come along for a ride with Lexi Bird to find out what makes Gloucester's
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Cape Ann TV with Henry Cooper
A tremendous turnout today for Henry Cooper's presentation on Adobe Premiere!
Marty Luster, James Eaves, Lisa Griffiths (That Nutty Redhead), John Grant, Kathy Chapman, and Charlie Caroll were just some of the guests attending Henry's well-presented tutorial. Henry comes from a background of using Final Cut, Avid, and Adobe, which made his take especially informative and interesting on the (mostly) pros of using Adobe Premiere.
I'd love to hear from our readers on their experience with different editing programs, and why they chose the system they most frequently work with.
Lisa Smith, Wally, Lisa Griffiths, and John Grant
Motif No. 1 Day from Henry Cooper
Cape Ann TV Lunch and Learn Event: Getting Started with Adobe Premiere Taught by Henry Cooper
Cape Ann TV Announces It's Next Lunch & Learn Event
Getting Started with Adobe Premiere
Adobe Premiere Basics taught by Cape Ann TV's Henry Cooper
(Gloucester, MA)– Cape Ann TV (www.capeanntv.org), a regional non-profit local access television station that serves all of Cape Ann, is pleased to announce the next learning experience in the popular "Lunch & Learn" series –Getting Started with Abode Premiere to be held on October 21, 2014 at 12:00 p.m. at Cape Ann TV (38 Blackburn Center, Gloucester MA 01930).
"The question of which editing platform to use is a common one," said Erich Archer, Executive Director of Cape Ann TV. "Adobe Premiere has been generating a tremendous amount of interest recently and it's time we open the hood and take a look."
Here to guide us through the basics is Henry Cooper. Henry has a Graduate Certificate in Digital Video from Northeastern University and has worked as a Production Assistant with Rockport Music for 3 years. He has a wonderful and informative presentation to help us navigate through getting started with Adobe Premiere.
About Cape Ann TV: Cape Ann TV is a non-profit, member-based organization dedicated to the Cape Ann Community. Cape Ann TV is an important community resource that gives everyone a voice. We strive to produce programming and educational content for the community, by the community.
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This event will fill up fast!
Lunch to be provided.
"Helium" Directed by Emile Doucette
"Helium" is another highlight screened at the Red Shed Film Festival from local filmmaker Emile Doucette ~
To read more about the Red Shed Film Festival see previous posts on GMG:
Red Shed Film Festival Highlights
THE RED SHED FILM FESTIVAL AND BARBECUE ~ Coming This Saturday May 17th
Red Shed Film Festival Highlights
Red Shed Film Festival Organizers Michael Kelly, Henry Cooper, and Sarah Kelly
The Red Shed Film Festival had a tremendous turnout Saturday night. Festival organizers Henry Cooper, Michael Kelly, and Phil Hopkins were there hosting the screenings, and did a fabulous job running the event. I had a wonderful time and plan to participate again next year. Dining al fresco under the cherry trees on Wally's Bistrot's super delicious barbeque and Twin Lights soda just added to the fun.
Collecting Cherry Blossom "Snow"
For the next few nights, I'll post several of my favorite films screened at the festival. Some may have played previously on Good Morning Gloucester, but would be worth seeing again. I hope you enjoy them as much as did I!
The first film, To Hear the Music: The Opus 139 Project by Dennis Larson, is a nine-minute trailer to the larger project of the same name, and features our own Greg Bover!
The Opus 139 Project is an independent documentary film that tracks the progress of design and construction of a new pipe organ for Harvard University's Memorial Church, built by the C.B. Fisk Pipe Organ Company of Gloucester, Massachusetts. For more information, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com. Also, find The Opus 139 Project on Facebook and become a fan!
Rockport Festivals produced The Red Shed Film Festival as part of Motif No.1 Day in association with Granite Vision Video Production.
The Red Shed Film Festival Team:
Production: Henry Cooper, Michael Kelly, Sarah Kelly, and Phil Hopkins,
Graphics: Darren Mason and Kylie Alexander
Henry Cooper Submits Marina Evans Video from Granite Visions
Hi Kim,
The GMG post looks awesome, thanks for tagging Granite Visions in it. Granite Visions is a video production project between my friend Michael Kelly and myself. We have a few videos on our youtube channel: www.youtube.com/granitevisions. We're working on a website.
One of our latest projects is a really great looking interview and 2 music videos featuring Cape Ann singer/songwriter Marina Evans. Any way we could get these on GMG?
Hi Henry, I posted Unbound and provided the link so readers can check out your YouTube channel here. Best wishes with your new website!


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15.08.14 Announcing the 2014 Open House London Programme
14.08.14 'London: Designed for Healthy Living?' The Green Debate Tuesday 16 September
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After 45 years, souvenirs from Apollo 11 come to light (Update)
More than four decades after the Apollo 11 moon landing, a cloth bag full of souvenirs brought back by astronaut Neil Armstrong has come to light.
More than four decades after the Apollo 11 moon landing, a cloth bag full of souvenirs brought back by astronaut Neil Armstrong has come to light.
Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo accident proved what astronauts and their families know too well: Space can be deadly.
Some of the most iconic artifacts of U.S. aviation and space history will be getting an updated display for the 21st century, with the Apollo moon landing as the centerpiece.
(AP)—The familiar exteriors of astronauts' space suits often hide all of the ingenuity and mechanics that are built inside and were first imagined as "wearable spacecraft."
Alan Shepard became the first American to fly in space on May 5, 1961. Although NASA engineers had put considerable planning into his mission, dubbed Freedom 7, noticeably missing from this extensive preparation was a way ...
In noisy, energetic New York City, the pilots of a spindly plane that looks more toy than jet hope to grab attention in a surprising way: By being silent and consuming little energy.
A solar-powered plane nearing the close of a cross-continental journey landed at Dulles International Airport outside the nation's capital early Sunday, only one short leg to New York remaining on a voyage ...
Smithsonian curators found themselves chasing the proverbial moving target when they put together a new permanent exhibition opening Friday that explains how people get from A to B.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos claimed success Wednesday in his mission to recover Apollo 11 moon mission engines that plunged into the ocean decades ago.
(Phys.org) —New maps of the subsurface of Mars show for the first time buried channels below the surface of the red planet. Mars is considered to have been cold and dry over the past 2.5 billion years, ...
(AP)—The flying machine that ushered in NASA's space shuttle program has suffered storm damage in New York City.
Coming upon the Apollo 11 capsule at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum on Monday, Matt Hehman did something that would have been unimaginable when Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon 33 years ...
(AP) -- In a city understandably wary of low-flying aircraft, New Yorkers and tourists alike watched with joy and excitement Friday as space shuttle Enterprise sailed over the skyline on its final flight ...
The US space shuttle Enterprise on Friday leaves the US capital atop a Boeing 747 jet for a final flyover of New York City as it heads toward a museum where it will go on display.
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Discovery Village At The Forum in Fort Myers Celebrates Grand Opening
More than 300 guests attended the grand opening celebration event of Discovery Village At The Forum in Fort Myers on Saturday, October 26. Guests toured the community while enjoying music, food giveaways and raffle prizes. The senior-living community offers supervised independent living, assisted living and memory care living options. Located within The Forum, Discovery Village is at 2619 Forum Boulevard, Fort Myers.
This state-of-the-art, senior-living community has a strong focus on comprehensive health and wellness programs, including a wellness and fitness center that includes health clinics and checks, indoor therapy pool, on-site Medical Director and an on-site Medicare-certified home healthcare agency. Additionally, a 200,000-square-foot Grande Clubhouse is the social hub for dining, events and activities, and recreational and health programs.
"Our one-price, all-inclusive personalized assisted living and memory care plan makes it an excellent financial choice for seniors who want the peace of mind knowing we don't have different levels of care and levels of pricing," said Thomas J. Harrison, Co-founder and CEO of the community's parent organization, Discovery Senior Living. "Plus, we lock in their monthly rental rate for three years, so residents can plan their financing with more confidence."
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The Charlottesville area is fortunate to have many real estate professionals who selflessly give back to the community through volunteer work. One of many local non-profits that benefits from this generosity is Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville, an affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International. Habitat's mission is "to create simple, decent, affordable housing in partnership with low-income families, volunteers and the communities of greater Charlottesville." The organization utilizes volunteer labor to build new homes that are purchased by qualifying families using a combination of sweat equity plus a zero interest first mortgage.
The Flat's new owners promise same tasty food and more local restaurant news
The Flat's new owners promise same tasty food What happens when one of the smallest restaurants in Charlottesville puts a small sign in its small window saying it's closed for renovation? We hear that behind the tiny façade of The Flat on Water Street, big things are happening. Former owner
Big money: Dede Smith voted out in high-dollars primary
In Charlottesville, incumbency is no guarantee of retaining a seat on City Council, even if you're vice mayor. Just ask Meredith Richards, ousted by her own party in 2004, or Julian Taliaferro, who didn't get the Dems' nod in 2009. It happened again June 9, when Vice Mayor Dede
Outrage in Orange County: Black history program upsets cop
Orange is the new Black History Month flashpoint following a March 12 high school program titled "Black Lives Matter." An anonymous deputy called the event "anti-police" and "political" in a Facebook message that went viral, and by Monday, March 16, parents were keeping their children home
Off the streets: Spring has sprung for homeless housing in the city
This month Charlottesville will move one step closer to eliminating homelessness as a coalition of service providers begins to house at least 33 of the most critically homeless people in the area. The initiative is being funded in part by $255,000 from the city and has three main components
Running the gauntlet: Two survivors on UVA's sexual assault trial system
This story is part of a feature examining UVA's sexual assault policies. Read a companion piece about the legal reviews of those policies here. Sabrina Rubin Erdely's now-discredited Rolling Stone story of a rape at UVA was written to shock and horrify. What it failed to do was show what
Second wind: why seniors love Central Virginia
The boomers are retiring, ready for the good life, and they're not all heading to Florida. Senior citizens make up 14 percent of the population in our area, a number that will more than double between 2000 and 2020 – and is it any wonder? Named by the AARP as one of the top ten […]
Attention deficit: Where to begin if you suspect your child has learning problems
As children and teenagers approach the school year's halfway mark, it's not always clear at first if they are adjusting to new teachers, schedules, and friends or if behaviors that arise are more indicative of an underlying learning problem. To that end, this is the time of year when new
Hannah Graham exclusive: Aerial photos show investigators at Old Lynchburg property
Aerial photographs taken for C-VILLE Weekly by photographer Skip Degan confirm an intensive investigative effort is underway at 3193 Old Lynchburg Road, the property first identified by journalist Coy Barefoot at Insidecville.com as the likely location of human remains found during the search
Almost heaven: In Nelson, a farm to come home to
For certain buyers, there's nothing more romantic than a big old farmhouse on a fair piece of land. Throw in a view and some large shade trees, and some people really get stars in their eyes. Tack "swimming pool" on to the above description and you might even elicit a swoon. Edge Hill, a
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Family practice: Is the convenience of minute-clinics worth it?
The end of summer and the beginning of a new school year always brings new families to town looking for the best medical care for their children. When thinking about the doctor's office for your children, it is important to look for high quality care with experienced pediatric physicians,
Teacher's pet? Working with other people's kids vs. your own
Patience is a virtue I missed out on. I'm not great with temperance or diligence, either, but patience is in especially short supply. And you know what quality really comes in handy in parenting? Patience. But sadly for you, my child, I have very little patience with you and your "reasons"
Up and out: For 40 years, Camp Holiday Trails has helped kids leave illness behind
Annie Eplee spent the first 18 days of her life in the NICU. After suffering in utero blood loss and a brain injury, Annie was diagnosed early on with epilepsy, cerebral palsy, and cognitive developmental delays. The second daughter born to Susan and Kelly Eplee, she "set a new normal" for her
At first sight: An elegant, easy-going day to remember
Candice Cloos said she met Patrick Haney the old-fashioned way: "in a dive bar." Truth be told, she was trying to disentangle herself from a conversation with another man, when she noticed Patrick and shouted, "There you are!" "Without missing a beat, he played along that we knew each other,
Film review: Monkey schools man in Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
Confession time: My favorite movie of all time is the original 1968 Planet of the Apes, and it breaks my heart that it doesn't appear on more Best Of lists. Boasting a script from the eternally relevant Rod Serling, it channels the best aspects of "The Twilight Zone" into a feature-length idea.
Is it harder to be eco-friendly during the summer months?
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Patricia "Treekie" Kavanagh has always been an animal lover. But until she gets pets of her own, she's been making do with those around the neighborhood. "Everyone gets plenty of exercise with Treekie at the helm," said her mom, Jill. The 7-year-old averages five miles per week walking Sky, a
Joyful noise: Supportive, hands-off approach allows kids to find their own way in music
John D'earth was about 4 when his father—"a great listener, but not a musician"—taught him an important lesson about making music. He was at his grandmother's house. He toddled over to the piano, climbed onto the bench, and started pounding away. He was having fun, just enjoying the noise of
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Tripura to get high-speed internet connectivity from Bangladesh
Tripura will be gateway for reliable and super-fast Internet facility as Bangladesh government has agreed to allow India to use unspent bandwidth in the neighbouring country's Cox Bazar, a BSNL official said today.
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Water supply to be hit in East, West Delhi as Delhi Jal Board begins repair works
Regular water supply will be affected in the coming two days in several localities of est and East Delhi owing to repair works being undertaken by DJB.
India-US ties will get even better: PM Narendra Modi
On the Independence Day of the US, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today greeted the American people and expressed confidence that bilateral ties will get even better in times to come based on the "renewed energy" about which he was "extremely excited".
FTII students to carry on stir for removal of Gajendra Chouhan
Unrelenting in their demand for removal of mini screen actor Gajendra Chauhan as chairman of FTII, students of the premier film institute today said they would contiue their agitation as talks held with the I&B Ministry yesterday failed to resolve the issue.
3 Delhi women among top 4 in Civil Services results
Delhi-based Ira Singhal today became the first physically-handicapped woman to top the civil services examination in which the top four positions were scooped by women.
Uttrakhand government sounds rain alert
The Uttarakhand government has sounded an alert following the weather department's warning of heavy rains in several areas, including the routes of the Chardham Yatra.
Gujarat extends ban on Maggi for another month
The Gujarat government today extended the ban on Nestle's Maggi noodles for another month as the company failed to produce safety standard reports, an official said.
Eastern & Western expressways to be linked by year end: MMRDA
The Mumbai Metropolitan Regional Development Authority (MMRDA) has said that construction of the 'missing link' between Eastern Express Highway and Western Express Highway here is expected be over by this year end.
Disappointed with working of Kejriwal: Sandeep Pandey
Magsaysay award winner and social activist Sandeep Pandey is disappointed with the working of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and has said that AAP is turning out to be like other political parties.
Union Minister Harsh Vardhan inaugurates new municipal community centre in Delhi
Union Minister Harsh Vardhan today inaugurated a new two-storey municipal community centre in Civil Lines area in north Delhi.
Congress accuses Lokayukta and EOW of shielding ministers and bureaucrats
The Congress today alleged that anti-corruption watchdogs in Madhya Pradesh - Lokayukta and Economic Offences Wing (EOW), are shielding those involved in corrupt practices, including ministers and bureaucrats.
Court admits defamation complaint of Sushil Modi's wife
A local court today admitted a defamation complaint against Bihar Health Minister Ramdhani Singh filed by the wife of senior BJP leader Sushil Kumar Modi for allegedly saying that she was working as a professor on the basis of fake degree.
Adani Group to set up solar park in Tamil Nadu for Rs 4,536 crores
Business conglomerate Adani Group has proposed to set up a solar park in Tamil Nadu tipped to be among the world's largest at an outlay of Rs 4,536 crore.
Court issues arrest warrant against TMC MP
A city court has issued an arrest warrant against Trinamool Congress Lok Sabha MP Prasun Banerjee for allegedly slapping a constable in January.
AAP restructures Punjab unit
Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) today announced major organisational restructuring in its Punjab unit.
2 arrested by ACB for offering bribe to police official
Two persons were today arrested in Jodhpur for allegedly offering a bribe of Rs 50,000 to a police official for setting free a man arrested on charges of smuggling wheat meant for public distribution to open market.
Smart comfort taxis in Delhi soon
Delhi government is mulling introducing 'smart comfort taxis' in the national capital which will not only be eco-friendly but also a cheaper alternative to auto rickshaws.
Hema Malini to provide financial aid to accident victims
BJP MP Hema Malini, who was discharged from a Jaipur hospital today after her Mercedes collided with another car leaving a child dead and injuring five others, including the actress, has offered financial assistance to families of the victims.
Former Bihar minister attacked, main accused arrested
An armed man attacked and seriously injured Ejaz-ul-Haq, former Bihar minister who is also the brother-in-law of jailed gangster-politician Mohammad Shahabuddin at his residence in the state capital, the police said today.
4 IEDs recovered from bus in Assam
Four improvised explosive devices (IED), suspected to belong to the ULFA-Independent, were recovered from a night passenger bus in Tinsukia district, a police official said today
PIB accredited journos don't need police verification every year
Journalists accredited with the Press Information Bureau (PIB) will not have to undergo police verification every year for renewal.
Governor urges teachers, students of Calcutta University to resolve issues together
Against the backdrop of the assault on Calcutta University professors allegedly by Trinamool Congress activists, West Bengal Governor Keshri Nath Tripathi today said that teachers and students should sit together and find out ways to restore normalcy.
Jaipur jeweller booked for rape
A case of rape was registered against a city jeweller after a local court today directed police to probe the matter on the complaint filed by a 28-year-old girl.
HRD Minister asks UGC to take appropriate measure in Stephen's College molestation incident
Amid a raging controversy over the alleged molestation at Stephen's College, HRD Ministry today asked UGC to take "appropriate measure" to ensure the institute's Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) completes the inquiry "expeditiously" and "impartially".
Aakar Patel and Amnesty International - What exactly were they thinking ?
Having picked Aakar Patel to lead its India Operations there is little left to imagination on the kind of Human Rights agenda Amnesty International wants to pursue in India.
Another militant killed by Army in Uri encounter
Another militant has been killed in an ongoing gun battle between security forces and the ultras near the LoC in Uri Sector of north Kashmir, taking the death toll in the failed infiltration bid to three which includes an army jawan.
Transmission of power from Tripura to Bangladesh next year
Transmission of 100 MW of power from Tripura to neighbouring Bangladesh will begin next year, an official said today.
Congress MP's son arrested in murder case in Amethi
Anant Vikram Singh, son of Rajya Sabha member and Congress leader Sanjay Singh was arrested today in connection with a murder case of a constable here, police said today
AAP government has lost its credibility: BJP
BJP today attacked Arvind Kejriwal-led government in Delhi, saying the Aam Aadmi Party has lost its credibility as the expectations with which people voted for it have been "shattered".
UPSC results declared, Delhi women among top three
Women candidates have bagged all the three top slots in the prestigious Civil Services examination to select IAS and IPS officers among others.
Former Bihar minister attacked, main accused arrested
An armed man attacked and seriously injured Ejaz-ul-Haq, former Bihar minister who is also the brother-in-law of jailed gangster-politician Mohammad Shahabuddin at his residence in the state capital, the police said today.
4 explosive devices recovered from bus
Four improvised explosive devices (IED), suspected to belong to the ULFA-Independent, were recovered from a night passenger bus in Tinsukia district, a police official said today.
Hyderabad House, Vigyan Bhawan, Jawaharlal Bhawan top Swachh Bharat Abhiyan ratings
Hyderabad House, Vigyan Bhawan and Jawaharlal Nehru Bhawan have topped the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan (SBA) ratings, leaving behind Rashtrapati Bhawan among the 49 government buildings in the capital that were screened for overall cleanliness.
FTII's Student Association to continue strike
Describing their talks with the government as "inconclusive and unsatisfactory", the FTII's Students Association (FSA) today said the strike that started on June 12 demanding removal of TV actor Gajendra Chauhan as FTII Governing Council Chairman "will continue".
No party has mechanism to check education degrees, says AAP
With one of its MLAs arrested in an alleged fake degree case, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) today said there is no mechanism with any political party to examine the degrees of its party members.
Congress in panic over Socio-Economic Census - Finds Rahul missing
With SECC findings projecting a very grim picture of the rural India, Congress today mounted an attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi accusing him of having "contempt for the poor" and alleging that the "suit book ki sarkar" is only focused on the rich.
Protests against Maharashtra government's decision on Madarsas
Scores of locals from Mumbra, a Muslim pocket here, burnt effigies of Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis to protest against the state government's decision to de-recognise madrasas which impart only religious education.
Congress favours release of Socio Economic and Caste Census data
Congress today favoured releasing caste-based data carried in the Socio Economic and Caste Census (SECC) but advocated caution while doing so in view of social and political sensitivities associated with it.
Rajasthan might emulate Maharashtra's Jal Yukt Shivar Abhiyan
Impressed with the progress of Maharashtra's 'Jal Yukt Shivar Abhiyan,' Rajashtan may also adopt the state's flagship water conservation and Integrated water management scheme.
Move to classify madrasas as non-schools not anti-religious - Shiv Sena
Amid outrage over Maharashtra government's decision to de-recognise madrasas which only educate students on Islam, the Shiv Sena today said the move should not be seen as one intended to strike a blow to religious education in the state.
PM Modi confident about renewed energy in Indo-US ties
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today greeted the US on its Independence Day and expressed confidence that bilateral relations will get even better in times to come based on the renewed energy in ties.
Another batch of pilgrims leave for Amarnath shrine
A fresh batch of pilgrims today left from the base camp here to the cave shrine of Amarnath in South Kashmir Himalayas amid tight security.
Hema Malini discharged from hospital
Actress and BJP MP Hema Malini, who was injured and admitted to hospital after her Mercedes collided with another car in Dausa district, was today discharged from hospital.
#DigitalDialogue with Narendra Modi
Keeping his promise of ensuring participatory governance and connecting India digitally, PM Modi has launched #DigitalDialogue, inviting people to suggest ideas and share views on Digital India.
Housing for All by 2022 – Fulfilling aspirations of the Neo Middle Class and Urban Poor
Prime Minister Modi launched the 'Housing for All by 2022' programme on June 25. Know all about it.
Assam govt to extend help for flawless NRC
To put to rest controversies on the updation of National Register of Citizens (NRC), Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi today said the state government will extend all help in the preparation of a "flawless" NRC.
Defence college achieves ISO certification
The prestigious Defence Service Staff College (DSSC) at nearby Wellington has received two ISO certifications.
Cidco ties up with Zensar Technology for SAP solutions
Town planning agency Cidco today said it has roped in Pune-based Zensar Technologies to implement SAP solutions in its administrative works.
Balaji appointed chief of ADA
Cmde C D Balaji (Retd), Project Director, Light Combat Aircraft (Navy), today took over as the Director of Aeronautical Development Establishment (ADA) and Programme Director of LCA.
Delhi Metro Phase III: DMRC faces land acquisition hurdles at 3 sites
Delhi Metro is yet to cross land acquisition hurdles at three places in the national capital as part of its Phase III construction, DMRC chief Mangu Singh said today.
Coimbatore-Mettupalayam electric train service commences
The long awaited electric train service between Coimbatore and Mettupalayam commenced operations today.
The Food Factory of the Indian Railways
Massive chappati makers that roll out uniform-shaped chapatis in less than 80 seconds, steam kettles, which cook up tonnes of well made rice and a cutting machine that chops up about 400 kilograms of vegetables in an hour-- the Indian Railway's mammoth kitchen is a state-of-the art wonder.
Haldia Petro's plea of custom duty relaxation rejected
The government has rejected the plea of troubled Haldia Petrochemicals Ltd (HPL) seeking relaxation in payment of customs duty for the violation of Foreign Trade Development and Regulation Act, an official said.
Kumbh Mela: Two-day international symposium to be held in Indore from Oct 26
Madhya Pradesh will host a two-day international symposium on "Religion For Welfare of Humankind" as part of a series of symposia to be held occasion of Simhastha (Kumbh Mela) 2016.
Shirdi Saibaba temple witnesses huge spurt in donations
The famous Shri Saibaba Sansthan Trust here has witnessed a steady rise in its fortunes in the form of donations from devotees over the last few years, a senior official of the organisation said today.
Mumbai- Insurance company asked to pay Rs 1.85 lakh to claimant
The District Consumer Redressal Forum here directed a private insurance company to pay a sum of Rs 1.85 lakh to the complainant in a case of stolen vehicle.
Army foils infiltration bid in Uri
Army today foiled an infiltration bid in Uri sector of Kashmir, killing one militant, but one jawan also died in the operation.
Sri Lankan court extends remand of 14 fishermen till July 17
A court in Sri Lanka today extended till July 17 the remand of 14 fishermen arrested on June 2 by the island nation's naval personnel on charges of illegal fishing.
India, Mauritius renew hydrographic cooperation for next 5 years
India and Mauritius have renewed the existing Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on hydrographic cooperation for the next five years, which would pave the way for continued ties between the two countries.
'Smart Classroom' project launched in Meghalaya
Meghalaya Chief Minister Mukul Sangma today launched the 'Smart Classroom' project as part of the country-wide 'Digital India Week'.
Suresh Prabhu to launch 50,000th coach on July 6
Railways will roll out its 50,000th coach on July 6, marking a momentous occasion for the national transporter in achieving a record performance in the coach manufacturing sector.
Home Ministry issues guidelines for govt departments to plug information leaks
Mandatory security screening of personnel taken on outsourcing basis and avoiding doing confidential work on computers with net connection are among the guidelines issued to central government departments to plug information leak in the wake of corporate espionage case.
Coal minister inaugurates 'Premashraya'
Union Minister for Coal Piyush Goyal today inaugurated 'Premashraya', a joint CSR activity of the Tata Group and Coal India Ltd, to provide accommodation to outstation patients belonging to economically weaker sections who come for treatment at Tata Medical Centre at Rajarhat.
Civil Aviation Ministry gives a clean chit to Kiren Rijiju
Civil Aviation Ministry tonight said it has given a clean chit to Minister of State for Home Affairs Kiren Rijiju in the Air India flight controversy and the Prime Minister's Office has been apprised about it.
NHRM chief urges media to popularise mass immunisation mission
The mass media has an important role to play in popularising 'Mission Indradhanush', a special campaign to immunise children and pregnant women, National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) Director Faiz Ahmed Kidwai said here today.
Piyush Goyal: Equal opportunity and transparency key in Modi govt
Union Coal Minister Piyush Goyal today said the Modi government believes in equal opportunity and transparency.
Microsoft to develop 'smart MIDC' in Maharashtra
Software major Microsoft has agreed to support 'digital villages' in Maharashtra and develop a 'smart MIDC' apart from setting up a cyber-security centre in Pune.
Naqvi warns against politicization of Madrasa debate
Union Minister Muktar Abbas Naqvi today sought to allay apprehensions of Muslim community over the decision of the BJP-led Government in Maharashtra to de-recognise Madrasas which impart only religious education, saying Madrasas "are a reality of India" and "there should be no politics on the issue".
Dayanidhi Maran questioned by CBI
CBI today questioned former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran for the third consecutive day today in connection with alleged use of over high-capacity BSNL data lines at his residences in Chennai and Delhi to facilitate speedy transmission of programmes by a Sun TV firm owned by his brother.
Jitendra Singh launches Digital India in Udhampur
Minister of state in prime minister's office Jitendra Singh today launched the Digital India in Udhampur district.
Telangana CM gets high-tech bus to travel to districts
Telangana government has acquired a state-of-the-art bus to ferry Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao when he travels to the districts and interiors of the state.
Madhya Pradesh- Government schools to soon have virtual classes
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan today said here that all government schools in the state would have virtual classes facility shortly.
Union Home Secretary reviews status of bridges damaged by Naxals
The Centre today ordered expeditious completion of 15 bridges damaged by Maoists in six states as these are critical infrastructure in the Left Wing Extremism-affected states.
NDA plans two coal e-auction windows for stressed power units
The government will create two dedicated e-auction windows for coal, targeted at the stressed power companies without blocks or linkages till the new framework is out.
Nagaland CM: 'Digital India initiative a golden opportunity for NE'
Holding that the simultaneous launch of national level programmes are indicative of Centre's approach for inclusive growth, Nagaland Chief Minister T R Zeliang today said the Digital India initiative is a golden opportunity for the northeastern state and must not be missed.
NDA launches learning portal for MGNREGA
Union Rural Development Minister Chaudhary Birender Singh today launched an Online Learning Portal (OLP) for MGNREGA, and expressed confidence that it will help both the government officials and beneficiaries of the rural job flagship scheme.
Goa- Probe conducted into dealings of 82 mining leases
In a major step towards recovering the money involved in illegal mining in Goa, a team of chartered accountants constituted by the state government has submitted details about 82 of the total 118 mining leases.
UP Governor seeks information about 5 remaining names for MLC post
A day after giving approval to four out of the nine names sent by state government for nomination as MLCs, Uttar Pradesh Governor Ram Naik today said that he has sought more information from the chief minister regarding the rest five and would take decision after he receives it.
JBT scam: SC judge recuses from hearing Ajay Chautala's plea
A Supreme Court judge today recused himself from hearing the petition of INLD leader Ajay Singh Chautala, who along with his father O P Chautala and three others, is serving a 10-year jail term in the teachers' recruitment scam case.
Greek crisis will impact global economy: Doha bank CEO
Financial crisis in Greece will have huge consequences on Europe as well as the global economy, Group CEO of Doha Bank R Seetharaman said today, hoping that the Greek bailout referendum due on Sunday has a positive outcome.
IS trying to gain foothold in PoK: Army
Terror outfit Islamic State (IS) is trying to gain a foothold in Pakistan occupied Kashmir, a senior Army official said today.
UP BJP leader's death: Property of mafia don's cousin attached
The property of Manoj Yadav, cousin of mafia don D P Yadav and accused of killing a local BJP leader last year, was attached today at Laxmi Nagar area, police said.
St Stephen's molestation row: DU says college's internal matter
Amid a demand for St Stephen's principal Valson Thampu's resignation over the molestation row, Delhi University today said it is the college's internal matter and the varsity has no say in it.
President Pranab Mukherjee tells Andhra and Telangana to live in harmony
Against the backdrop of tension between Andhra Pradesh and Telangana over different issues, President Pranab Mukherjee today suggested that both states should live together in peace and harmony with good neighbourly relations.
Congress raking up Gujarat riot issue for its political survival?
Terming the Gujarat riots issue "totally irrelevant", BJP today accused Congress of raking it up for its "political survival" and demanded that the opposition party apologise to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for questioning his "integrity".
NDMC gears up to check waterlogging during monsoon
Gearing up for the monsoon season, the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) has set up four control rooms in areas under its jurisdiction to check the menace of waterlogging.
DMK, AIADMK spat over #ChennaiMetro continues
The war of words between archrivals DMK and AIADMK over Metro Rail continued today with the former asking Chief Minister Jayalalithaa to clarify when her government had taken a decision about the project.
PDP hails Amnesty recommendation for removal of AFSPA from J&K
Hailing Amnesty International's recommendation for removal of controversial Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) from Jammu and Kashmir, ruling PDP today said it has vindicated the party's stand on the issue.
Haryana to promote sanitation in hospitals
Haryana government would soon launch "Kayakalp", a programme aimed at promoting sanitation in hospitals, state Health Minister Anil Vij said here today.
Chhattisgarh- Anti-malaria drive in 2000 villages
Chhattisgarh Government will soon launch a drive for early prevention of malaria during ongoing monsoon season under which mosquito repellant will be sprayed in around 2000 villages across the state.
Punjab government sets up social audit cell
A special department was set up today Punjab government at the Joint Development Commissioner's office to conduct the social audit of works being allocated under MGNREGA.
NDA notifies rules for asset valuation under black money law
Government has notified the rules for calculating overseas income and assets under the stringent foreign black money law that came into force on July 1.
Brahma Paribartan fiasco- BJP asks Odisha govt to make public details of funds given
Alleging irregularities in preparations for Lord Jagannath's Nabakalebar festival, BJP today asked the Odisha government to make public details of funds provided and expenditure made on different works.
Smart City competition gets underway
The Centre has asked the state governments to nominate cities and towns for inclusion under Smart Cities Mission as the first stage of the competition has started.
Cash for vote scam: SC refuses to cancel TDP MLA's bail
The Supreme Court today refused to cancel the bail granted by Andhra Pradesh High Court to Telangana TDP MLA A Revanth Reddy, the prime accused in a cash-for-vote case.
DMK demands convening of assembly session
DMK treasurer M K Stalin today urged the Tamil Nadu government to convene the assembly session and table the Demands for Grants to various departments.
#DharnaRaj effect- ASHA workers in Delhi launch indefinite strike
Scores of ASHA health workers in Delhi today launched an indefinite strike, staging a protest outside Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's residence demanding regularisation of services and fixation of minimum wages.
SBI launches initiative to speed up home loan applications
Country's largest lender State Bank of India today launched an initiative to provide doorstep services and expedite home loans application process.
Punjab fighting a war on drug menace: CM
Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal said the state was fighting a war on drug menace and his government has taken a number of bold decisions to stamp out this curse.
Hema Malini's driver arrested for child's death in road accident
In a road accident last night, veteran actress Hema Malini was injured and one child was killed.
Nestle India to resume export of Maggi noodles
Nestle India is in the process of resuming exports of its Maggi instant noodles to various global markets after it got a go ahead from Bombay High Court earlier this week.
Shivraj Chouhan reviews preparations for 'Vishwa Hindi Sammelan'
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan here reviewed the ongoing preparations for the upcoming literary event 'Vishwa Hindi Sammelan', to be held in the state capital for the first time.
Tata lauds #DigitalIndia; launches Net initiative for women
A digitally connected India will bring "tremendous power" in the hands of citizens by connecting them to the rest of the world, Ratan Tata said today, lauding the government's 'Digital India' programme.
Meghalaya sounds alert following IMD forecast
An alert was sounded in all Meghalaya districts following IMD forecast of heavy to extreme rainfall in isolated places in Meghalaya and neighbouring Assam, officials said today.
Shanghai terror threat major worry for PLA Navy: Top officer
Terrorist incidents such as the 2008 Mumbai attack pose a major threat for China's navy in guarding the country's largest city and financial hub Shanghai, a senior PLA Navy officer has said.
4 Indian-Americans honoured with Great Immigrants award
Four Indian-Americans, including top US attorney Preet Bharara, are among 38 distinguished personalities who have been honoured with this year's prestigious "Great Immigrants: The Pride of America" award.
Arunachal to undertake drive for registering MNREGA workers
Arunachal Pradesh government has directed the Arunachal Pradesh Building & Other Construction Workers Welfare Board (APB&OCWWB) to undertake a special drive for registering MNREGA workers who have completed 50 days of work in a year
Submarine deployment in Indian Ocean no threat to India: PLA
Amid India's concerns on deployment of Chinese submarines in the Indian Ocean, a top PLA naval officer sought to justify the move saying the vessels were part of anti-piracy operations while downplaying the 'string of pearls' theory to contain India.
Maharashtra to recommend a proposal of 10 potential smart cities to Centre
The cities which have the capacity to raise an initial fund of Rs 50 crore and additionally spend Rs 200 crore annually for next five years, will be selected for the 'Smart City' project.
Arun Jaitley releases Socio-Economic Caste Census
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today released the new socio-economic caste census (SECC) data.
Hema Malini's driver arrested; Actress undergoes surgery
Actress and BJP MP Hema Malini's driver was today arrested on charges of causing death by negligence after her Mercedes collided with another car, killing a four-year-old girl and injuring the actress along with four others last night.
Smriti Irani outreach to IIT Aspirants
Here's how Smriti Irani helped three IIT qualified students realize their dream.
Mullaperiyar dam: SC notice to Kerala for CISF deployment
The Supreme Court today sought response from the Kerala government on Tamil Nadu's plea that security of Mullaperiyar dam be handed over to CISF.
EU, IMF heap pressure on Greece days ahead of crucial vote
The EU and IMF heaped pressure on Greece today, warning of the perilous state of the country's finances, days ahead of a controversial referendum that could determine its future in the eurozone.
23 SECR zone stations to have Wi-Fi facility
Passengers will be able to log on to the Wi-Fi service at prominent railway stations of South East Central Railway zone, including Raipur, with the facility likely to be installed at these places by next year.
China Earthquake: 3 killed in 6.5 magnitude quake in Xinjiang province
Three people were killed when a 6.5 magnitude earthquake jolted China's northwestern Xinjiang province today.
Devendra Fadnavis seeks Microsoft support for smart city project
Terming his meeting with India-born Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella as "very productive" and "insightful", Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has said the software giant will extend support for a digital village and smart city in the state.
ICRA says cautious on fertiliser sector growth in FY16
The volume growth of the fertiliser sector appears cautious in the current financial year due to prospects of a weak monsoon, but the regulatory changes announced by the government are positive for the industry, ICRA Research today said.
MobiKwik joins hands with WHSmith India
Leading mobile wallet MobiKwik today said it has tied up with books and stationary retailer WHSmith India to enable shopping offline at all its retail stores.
Birla Corporation eyes 15 MT cement capacity in 4 years
M P Birla Group firm Birla Corporation is looking to ramp up its cement production capacity to 15 million tonnes (MT) in the next four years.
UP Governor approves 9 recommended names for MLC posts
After keeping a list of nine names sent by the state government for nomination as MLCs on hold for over a month, Uttar Pradesh Governor Ram Naik today gave his approval to four of the recommended persons while seeking more information about the remaining five.
Shekhar Gupta communalises Madarsa Debate dragging in "Holy Month of Ramzan"
Dear Shekhar Gupta please stop preaching to us on what should or should not happen in the "Holy Month of Ramzan" while appreciating this progressive debate on steering away primary education in this country from the scourge of communalism.
Assam-Naga border case, SC takes note of adjournment plea
The Supreme Court today took a strong note to the submission seeking adjournment of hearing in a 27-year-old lawsuit filed by Assam in its decades-long border dispute with Nagaland.
FICCI Workshop on ZED model on July 8
With a focus on making the MSME in Kozhikode and Malabar in particular aware about the ZED model, a workshop on "ZED Model - Zero Defect Zero Effect" will be here on July 8 by the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI).
Maggi jobs lost brand killed - Who will stand Trial?
UK Food Regulator has said that Maggi is safe to eat. Who will be held to account for killing a brand, costing jobs and damaging reputations?
India exports record USD 5.5-bn worth sea food in FY'15
India exported a record one million tonnes of sea food fetching a foreign exchange of USD 5.5 billion in the last fiscal, the Marine Products Export Development Authority (MPEDA) said today.
AIIMS issue: Agitators warn of revolt
The Coordination Committee spearheading the agitation in support of setting up of an AIIMS here today warned of a "revolt" against the administration if did not take a decision on the issue by July 20.
Gujarat- GSFC to invest Rs 10,000 cr for 4 new projects at Dahej
The Gujarat State Fertilisers & Chemicals Ltd (GSFC) will invest Rs 10,000 crore for setting up four new projects at Dahej near here, a top official said.
Pakistani SIMs banned in Jaisalmer
The district administration has banned the use of Pakistani SIM cards in Jaisalmer to contain illegal activities along the Indo-Pak border here.
Kerala- Scorching of plants in coastal areas due to salt spray, says report
The scorching of plants reported during this monsoon season from various parts of Kerala coast is caused by salt spray, according to a study.
Kumbh mela: Community radios installed in buses for devotees
In view of the heavy rush of pilgrims expected during the upcoming Kumbh Mela here, the Nashik district administration has arranged for 'community radios' in 3,000 MSRTC buses.
RBS slashes Nifty target to 9,200 citing reform delays
The Royal Bank Scotland (RBS) today lowered its forecast for the NSE Nifty to 9,200 points from 10,000 it pegged in December, citing delayed reforms on account of state elections later this year apart from weaker corporate earnings.
NGT bans use of plastic in Haridwar; announces Rs 5000 fine
The National Green Tribunal today imposed a complete ban on plastic bags in the pilgrimage towns of Haridwar and Rishikesh, slamming the authorities for lackadaisical attitude in keeping the Ganga clean, warning of action against those violating the order.
Jahangirpuri-Samaypur Badli corridor trial run from tomorrow
Trial run on the Jahangirpuri - Samaypur Badli corridor, an extension of Delhi Metro's existing Yellow Line as part of its Phase III construction, would commence tomorrow.
NCDEX to launch gold delivery centre in Hyderabad tomorrow
National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange (NCDEX) will launch its gold delivery centre here tomorrow and are set to open two more in Mumbai and Jaipur soon, a top official said today.
Mumbai police to soon commence e-challan system
n a bid to check corruption, Mumbai police will soon implement e-challan wherein traffic police constables and officers will be able to only issue e-receipts to traffic violators and not collect fine money from them, the Bombay High Court was told today.
Punjab adopts Meghalya model to curb child labour
Punjab government today adopted the Meghalya model to curb child labour under which provisions will be of Rs 20,000 as fine and three months imprisonment to offenders.
Brahma Paribartan fiasco- Odisha Police begins probe
Odisha Police today began its probe into the circulation of photographs of Lord Jagannath's secret ritual like 'Brahma Paribartan' and burial of old idols of the deities of Puri temple during the Nabakalebara festival in the social media.
Tarun Gogoi struck by insecurity?
Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi today said Prime Minister Narendra Modi's programme 'Digital India Week', was not a new concept and that former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi had started it.
Uma Bharti: 'Unable to match PM Modi's hard work'
Union Minister Uma Bharti today showered praise on Prime Minister Narendra Modi calling him a "dynamic and dashing" personality.
Devendra Fadnavis rubbishes reports of flight delay
Terming reports about him delaying an Air India flight as "misleading", Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis today said he will initiate proceedings of criminal defamation after his return to India.
Bihar poll- Jungle Raj party releases campaign song
Banking on catchy tunes and exuberant lyrics, JD(U) today released its campaign song 'Bihar mein bahaar ho, Nitishe Kumar ho' (Let there be prosperity in Bihar, let there be only Nitish Kumar) for the forthcoming Assembly elections in the state.
Haryana CM calls upon officers to implement schemes
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar today asked the district heads to work together and give greater momentum to all new schemes launched by the state government in a bid to provide succor to the people and boost the economic growth of the state.
Digital India Week: NDA launches mobile app for better planning of Panchayat assets
Union Rural Development Minister Chaudhary Birender Singh today launched an online mobile application for better planning of Panchayat assets and the official Twitter handle of the Ministry of Panchayati Raj, coinciding with the ongoing 'Digital India Week'.
Assam likely to implement six major fish production schemes
The Assam government today said it was mulling implementing six major fish production schemes during the current financial year.
Mumbai attack case: Lakhvi's lawyers cross-examine 2 witnesses
Mumbai attack mastermind Zaki-ur Rehman Lakhvi's lawyers today cross-examined two witnesses in a Pakistani anti-terrorism court, including the owner of a local company that had sold eight Yamaha boat engines to one of the facilitators of the 2008 terror assault.
Digital India Week- Himachal CM launches e-district portal
Launching the 'Digital India program' today, Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh said that it would bring all basic services directly to the public through the use of Information Technology, ensuring transparency and fast delivery.
Maharashtra inks MoU with Cisco for making Nagpur a smart city
The Maharashtra government has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with global technology major Cisco for making Nagpur a smart and safe city.
Kiren Rijiju apologises over flight issue
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nion Home Minister Rajnath Singh today called on Jammu and Kashmir Governor N N Vohra here and discussed a wide range of issues pertaining to the state.
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Big 52 spoilers ahead.
There are a LOT of theories out there.
Here's a small list of characters that have been talked about
Rip Hunter (Trying to hide from Skeets and other time-travelers, and using his time traveling tech to "teleport" and "send things away")
Snapper Carr (using the Star Tsar uniform)
Booster Gold (I HOPE it is, because I'd love for him to have redeemed himself after all the scandals at the beginning of 52, but the problem is that in the new issues of the Justice League, the Big 3 talk about him being dead)
All of the Linear Men (could be that they're all using the Supernova identity, but Waverider WAS just killed by Skeets)
Those are just a few. Also, here are a few comments from DC editors:
Ralph is still one of the world's greatest detectives, so it wasn't difficult for him to put all the pieces together and determine the identity of person behind the mask. As for you internet sleuths and would-be detectives, if you search back through all of the issues, you should be able to make a fairly educated guess regarding Supernova's true identity. However, because it's the Christmastime—which is the season of giving—I'll give you all a hint: don't look at just one person's powers. After all, nobody said that Supernova was one individual.
And regarding Booster, DiDio has said: "The repercussions of the death will play through the remainder of 52, and although this is the conclusion of character, it's not the conclusion of his story."


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Stat of the Day: OPS leaders since the All-Star break
Aug 9, 2011, 12:42 PM EDT
The overall OPS leaderboard is filled with familiar names as Jose Bautista, Matt Holliday, Lance Berkman, Prince Fielder, and Miguel Cabrera hold the top five spots, but the OPS leaderboard since the All-Star break has a few more surprises:
Mike Napoli 1.329 Hideki Matsui 1.214 Troy Tulowitzki 1.139 Omar Infante 1.099 Dan Uggla 1.070 Michael Morse 1.057 Jesus Guzman 1.047 Shane Victorino 1.025 Edwin Encarnacion 1.023 Dustin Pedroia 1.022
Mike Napoli has been fantastic all season for the Rangers, hitting .299 with 18 homers and a 1.009 OPS in 71 games while the catcher the Angels always preferred over him, Jeff Mathis, is batting .181.
Hideki Matsui has come alive after a terrible first half, showing that he still has some gas left in the tank at age 37, while Omar Infante's turnaround is on hold thanks to a broken finger.
To get a feel for just how awful Dan Uggla was early on this season, consider that he's currently riding a 29-game hitting streak and ranks fifth among all MLB hitters with a 1.070 OPS since the All-Star break, yet is batting just .220 with a .716 OPS overall.
Michael Morse has quietly emerged as one of the best hitters in the National League dating back to beginning of last season, batting .309 with 34 homers and a .904 OPS in 688 plate appearances for the Nationals during that time.
Jesus Guzman might be the most unlikely name on the second-half leaderboard, because he's a 27-year-old journeyman and career minor leaguer … and he's doing all that damage while calling Petco Park home.
- Ari Collins - Aug 9, 2011 at 12:51 PM
Michael Morse might be the best slugger no one has heard of.
- hittfamily - Aug 9, 2011 at 2:50 PM
Wasn't he traded for Ryan Langerhans? Great move Seattle.
- IdahoMariner - Aug 9, 2011 at 4:36 PM
yeah. sigh. I always liked morse.
- deathmonkey41 - Aug 9, 2011 at 1:01 PM
I wanted the Yankees to trade for Matsui and use him as the primary DH.
- icanspeel - Aug 9, 2011 at 1:08 PM
Jesus Guzman has always hit in the minors, but defense was always his question mark, but the Padres are the first team to really give him major league playing time and he is making the most of it so far.
- Joe - Aug 9, 2011 at 2:01 PM
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned that Michael Morse used steroids several years ago.
- sawxalicious - Aug 10, 2011 at 1:53 AM
You ruined it for him…everyone forgot until now…
- clydeserra - Aug 9, 2011 at 2:10 PM
Angels traded 3.7 fWAR for .2.
And they get to pay Wells $86M through 2014.
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"Eye" is a great song that I only discovered when I bought the Smashing Pumpkins greatest hits. It's quickly become a favorite of mine.Originally Posted by Cyclone792
There's a differnece between an obscure song, though, and a song that was just a really good "B-Side" (non-radio or big airplay) track on an album.
None of these are really "Obscure" per-se...I'd term them "Hype Challenged," but I really like them anyway:
"Prisoner" - The Last Emporer (great underground hip-hop artist)
"Breakin'" - The Music (great british band -- got a little bit of Rush in them)
"Free" - VAST (good 90s sound)
"It's Nuthin'" - Sly Boogy (I can't figure why this guy isn't bigger than 50 Cent. Seriously great wordplay from this guy.)
"Please Stand Up" - British Sea Power (this band should be big pretty soon)
"Consequence Free" - Great Big Sea (These guys should've taken off, but never did. A little bit of Barenaked Ladies to their sound)
"Silverbacks" - Masta Killa ft. Inspectah Deck and the GZA (The last of the original Wu-Tang clan single albums -- obscure because it didn't get released until last year, over a decade after the first Wu album)


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Hey all,
I've got a friend going to the Land on August 18th - a Saturday - and I'm wondering how busy it might be?
I've checked the calendar for the AP'ers and found that it is a black-out day for So. Cal and Deluxe holders so that's a plus.
I've also checked the Convention Center schedule and found that the California Home and Garden folks are having a shin-dig that weekend.
But outside of those two factors, what do you think? Will it still be crackers crazy busy?