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Published on 28 Apr 2016
The secret agreement between France, Britain and Russia that was signed this week 100 years ago was a turning point in the relations to the Arab world. It negated all future promises made by the British and still has consequences 100 years later. The Middle East was becoming more and more important to the British in 1916 and people like T.E. Lawrence are starting to become major players in the background.
April 29, 2016
Dividing Up The Middle East – The Sykes-Picot Agreement I THE GREAT WAR Week 92
April 27, 2016
Suleiman the Magnificent – III: Sultan of Sultans – Extra History
Published on 26 Mar 2016
The victorious Suleiman begins to consolidate his empire and his home. With Ibrahim and his favorite concubine, Roxelana, by his side, he reorganizes the empire and begins his great work: a book of laws. But Hungary still stands untaken, and he must have it.
Suleiman had made so many decisions out of earnest love, but now he could only look back with regret…
Suleiman returned from his campaigns to find that two of his sons had died of illness that year, but also that his favorite concubine had borne him a new son. Her name was Roxelana, and although she was only a Polish slave, he loved her deeply and soon elevated her to become his legal wife, the Hürrem Sultan. He also promoted his best friend, Ibrahim, up the ranks until he finally appointed him grand vizier. With these two ruling at his side, he felt ready to take on the world. But Ahmed Pasha, his second vizier, was jealous of Ibrahim. He'd expected to get the position of grand vizier for himself, and when he didn't, he asked for a governorship of Egypt instead – which he then used to mount a rebellion against Suleiman. His rebellion triggered a wave of uprisings through the empire. Suleiman sent Ibrahim to quell them all, which he did, and then reorganized the provinces to break up the power blocs that had acted against his sultan. At the same time, Suleiman had begun working on a great work of law, reforming the hodgepodge legal heritage of the Ottmans into a unified code that would guide the empire for the rest of its days. While it was still in progress, he saw an opportunity to reach for Hungary again and he took it. His troops marched through a torrential downpour of rain until they encountered the Hungarian troops on the Field of Mohács. Impetuous nobles had pushed the young King Louis II to take the field and go on the offensive, despite being outnumbered and outgunned by the vast Ottoman force. Their brave but foolhardy charge failed, and the Ottomans surrounded and destroyed them. Although Suleiman wept over the corpse of the young king, calling his death a tragedy, he did not shy from claiming his victory and declaring Hungary his own.
April 26, 2016
Body Armor – Fortress Design – Belgian Armoured Car Division I OUT OF THE TRENCHES
Published on 25 Apr 2016
It's Chair of Wisdom time again and this week we talk about the experiments with body armor of World War 1, fortress design and the Belgian Armoured Car Division.
April 25, 2016
The Battle of Jutland
The Battle of Jutland Animation from NIck on Vimeo.
April 24, 2016
The Easter Rising – Ireland in World War 1 I THE GREAT WAR Special
Published on 23 Apr 2016
Easter 1916 was a turning point for Ireland and its situation between Home Rule and Irish soldiers serving on the fronts of Gallipoli and the Western Front. And even though the Easter Rising, the first armed uprising against the British was unsuccessful, the spark for Irish nationalism ultimately led to the establishment of the Irish Republic.
April 23, 2016
QotD: Colonialism
There are Muslims in Israel for the same reason that there are Muslims in India. They are the remnants of a Muslim colonial regime that displaced and oppressed the indigenous non-Muslim population.
There are no serious historical arguments to be made against any of this.
The Muslim conquests and invasions are well-documented. The Muslim settlements fit every historical template of colonialism complete with importing a foreign population and social system that was imposed on the native population. Until they began losing wars to the indigenous Jewish population, the Muslim settlers were not ashamed of their colonial past, they gloried in it. Their historical legacy was based on seizing indigenous sites, appropriating them and renaming them after the new conquerors.
The only reason there's a debate about the Temple Mount is because Caliph Omar conquered Jerusalem and ordered a mosque built on a holy Jewish site. The only reason there's a debate about East Jerusalem is because invading Muslim armies seized half the city in 1948, bombed synagogues and ethnically cleansed the Jewish population to achieve an artificial Muslim settler majority.
The only Muslim claim to Jerusalem or to any other part of Israel is based purely on the enterprise of colonial violence. There is no Muslim claim to Israel based on anything other than colonialism, invasion and settlement.
Israel is littered with Omar mosques, including one built in the courtyard of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, because Islam is a colonial entity whose mosques testify to their invasive origins by celebrating colonialism as their true religion. The faith of Islam is the sworn religion of the sword.
Islam is a religion of colonialism that spread through invasion, settlement and conquest. Its caliphs, from the original invaders, including Omar, to the current Caliph of ISIS, wielded and wield religious authority in the service of the Islamic colonial enterprise.
Allah is the patron deity of colonialism. Jihad is just colonialism in Arabic. Islamic theology is nothing but the manifest destiny of the Muslim conquest of the world, colonial settler enterprises dressed up in the filmy trappings of religion appropriated from the culture of conquered Jewish and Christian minorities. Muslim terrorism is a reactionary colonial response to the liberation movements of the indigenous Jewish population.
Daniel Greenfield, "Islam is Colonialism, Palestine is Colonialism", Sultan Knish, 2016-04-10.
April 22, 2016
The Muddy Graves of Russia and Kut I THE GREAT WAR Week 91
Published on 21 Apr 2016
With the spring in Russia and the Caucasus came the thaws on the Eastern Front and all the way down to Mesopotamia. The soldiers had to adapt to survive let alone fight. The Battle of Verdun still rages on though the French are not moving more airplanes to the area to break the German air superiority.
Winston's booze
Last January, Harry Wallop attempted to match Winston Churchill's daily intake of whisky, Pol Roger champagne, brandy, and sundry other "refreshers". He found it a challenge beyond his ready ability:
One thing is certain: his fondness for kickstarting the day with what he called "mouthwash" — a weak whisky and soda, which he would take from about 9.30 onwards and keep continually topped up. But the whisky (simple Johnnie Walker, no fancy malt) would only just cover the bottom of the tumbler; the bulk of the drink was soda.
It's a rather delightful way to start the day, as I discover. Especially, when consumed in bed. Churchill would frequently spend all morning in his dressing gown, under the covers, surrounded by papers and secretaries. He would also happily have meetings while taking a hot bath — a habit I did not attempt to replicate.
Lunch was when the serious drinking began. A whole bottle of champagne was the norm, invariably Pol Roger, a brand Churchill drank from at least 1908. His attachment was cemented in 1944, after meeting Odette Pol-Roger (the grand dame of the champagne house) at the British ambassador's home in Paris, where the 1928 vintage was served in celebration of the liberation of France. She ensured he was never afterwards short of supplies.
A bottle, however, was for Churchill nearly always a pint-sized one, a fairly common measure until it was phased out by champagne houses in the 1970s. He would often drink it out of a silver tankard, still served this way in some gentlemen's clubs.
A modern politico drinking like this would already have the horrified attention of his or her M.D., but Sir Winston's liver may have been the most superhuman part of him:
I then spent the rest of the afternoon (or what was left of it), drinking more whisky and sodas while attempting to write an article — a task I found increasingly difficult. When I returned to it the following day, I discovered it was barely literate with every other word misspelled.
After dressing for dinner (bombs raining down on London was no reason to let standards slip), Churchill would often have a sherry. A glass of Amontillado failed to sharpen my jaded appetite. Worse, I was rather dreading the second pint of champagne over dinner.
I am aware this sounds churlish, but it became progressively joyless to get through all those bubbles. By 9.30pm I was slumped in front of 'Death in Paradise', working out if the plot or yet another glass was going to finish me off.
Churchill, by 10pm, would have been moving onto either port or his favourite 90-year-old brandy and at least four hours of hard work.
QotD: Ideological warfare
Americans have never really understood ideological warfare. Our gut-level assumption is that everybody in the world really wants the same comfortable material success we have. We use "extremist" as a negative epithet. Even the few fanatics and revolutionary idealists we have, whatever their political flavor, expect everybody else to behave like a bourgeois.
We don't expect ideas to matter — or, when they do, we expect them to matter only because people have been flipped into a vulnerable mode by repression or poverty. Thus all our divagation about the "root causes" of Islamic terrorism, as if the terrorists' very clear and very ideological account of their own theory and motivations is somehow not to be believed.
By contrast, ideological and memetic warfare has been a favored tactic for all of America's three great adversaries of the last hundred years — Nazis, Communists, and Islamists. All three put substantial effort into cultivating American proxies to influence U.S. domestic policy and foreign policy in favorable directions. Yes, the Nazis did this, through organizations like the "German-American Bund" that was outlawed when World War II went hot. Today, the Islamists are having some success at manipulating our politics through fairly transparent front organizations like the Council on American-Islamic Relations.
But it was the Soviet Union, in its day, that was the master of this game. They made dezinformatsiya (disinformation) a central weapon of their war against "the main adversary", the U.S. They conducted memetic subversion against the U.S. on many levels at a scale that is only now becoming clear as historians burrow through their archives and ex-KGB officers sell their memoirs.
The Soviets had an entire "active measures" department devoted to churning out anti-American dezinformatsiya. A classic example is the rumor that AIDS was the result of research aimed at building a 'race bomb' that would selectively kill black people.
On a different level, in the 1930s members of CPUSA (the Communist Party of the USA) got instructions from Moscow to promote non-representational art so that the US's public spaces would become arid and ugly.
Americans hearing that last one tend to laugh. But the Soviets, following the lead of Marxist theoreticians like Antonio Gramsci, took very seriously the idea that by blighting the U.S.'s intellectual and esthetic life, they could sap Americans' will to resist Communist ideology and an eventual Communist takeover. The explicit goal was to erode the confidence of America's ruling class and create an ideological vacuum to be filled by Marxism-Leninism.
Accordingly, the Soviet espionage apparat actually ran two different kinds of network: one of spies, and one of agents of influence. The agents of influence had the minor function of recruiting spies (as, for example, when Kim Philby was brought in by one of his tutors at Cambridge), but their major function was to spread dezinformatsiya, to launch memetic weapons that would damage and weaken the West.
Eric S. Raymond, "Gramscian damage", Armed and Dangerous, 2006-02-11.
April 21, 2016
Kaiser Wilhelm II, The Habsburg Empire & The Hunt I THE GREAT WAR Special feat. Rock Island Auction
Published on 20 Apr 2016
In this special episode we will have a look at the relationship between Germany and Austria-Hungary and how decisions were made during the Royal Hunt. This episode is supported by Rock Island Auction Company which supported us financially for this episode and with the pictures of the royal mounts.
QotD: The amazing (ancient) Greeks
I discovered the Greeks when I was eight, and I came across a copy of Roger Lancelyn-Green's retelling of The Iliad. I was smitten at once. There was something so wonderfully grand, yet exotic, about the stories. I didn't get very far with it, but I found a copy of Teach Yourself Greek in the local library and spent weeks puzzling over it. Over the next few years, I read my way through the whole of Greek and Roman mythology, and was drawn into the history of the whole ancient world.
When I was twelve, my classical leanings took me in a new, if wholly predictable, direction. The sexual revolution of the 70s hardly touched most South London schoolboys. The one sex education lesson I had was a joke. Porn was whatever I could see without my glasses in the swimming pool. So I taught myself Latin well enough to read the untranslated naughty bits in the Loeb editions of the classics. The librarians in Lewisham were very particular in those days about what they allowed on their shelves. They never questioned the prestige of the classics, or thought about what I was getting them to order in from other libraries. With help from Martial and Suetonius and Ausonius, among others, I'd soon worked out the mechanics of all penetrative sex, and flagellation and depilation and erotic dances; and I had a large enough fund of anecdotes and whole stories to keep my imagination at full burn all though puberty.
Then, as I grew older, I realised something else about the Greeks — something I'd always known without putting it into words. There's no doubt that European civilisation, at least since the Renaissance, has outclassed every other. No one ever gathered facts like we do. No one reasoned from them more profoundly or with greater focus. No one approached us in exposing the forces of nature, and in turning them to human advantage. We are now four or five centuries into a curve of progress that keeps turning more steeply upwards. Yet our first steps were guided by others — the Greek, the Romans, the Arabs, and so forth. If we see further than they do, we stand on the backs of giants.
The Greeks had no one to guide them. Unless you want to make exaggerated claims about the Egyptians and Phoenicians, they began from nothing. Between about 600 and 300 BC, the Greeks of Athens and some of the cities of what is now the Turkish coast were easily the most remarkable people who ever lived. They gave us virtually all our philosophy, and the foundation of all our sciences. Their historians were the finest. Their poetry was second only to that of Homer — and it was they who put together all that we have of Homer. They gave us ideals of beauty, the fading of which has always been a warning sign of decadence; and they gave us the technical means of recording that beauty. Again, they had no examples to imitate. They did everything entirely by themselves. In a world that had always been at the midnight point of barbarism and superstition, they went off like a flashbulb; and everything good in our own world is part of their afterglow. Every renaissance and enlightenment we have had since then has begun with a rediscovery of the ancient Greeks. Modern chauvinists may argue whether England or France or Germany has given more to the world. In truth, none of us is fit to kiss the dust on which the ancient Greeks walked.
How can you stumble into their world, and not eventually be astonished by what the Greeks achieved? From the time I was eight, into early manhood, I felt wave after wave of adoration wash over me, each one more powerful than the last.
Richard Blake, "Interview with Richard Blake", 2014-03-14.
April 20, 2016
Suleiman the Magnificent – II: Master of the World – Extra History
Published on 19 Mar 2016
Knowing that most of Europe is preoccupied with internal struggles, Suleiman launches his wars against Hungary and Rhodes while they're cut off from outside reinforcements.
Suleiman wanted to erase the failures of his predecessor, and extend the Ottoman Empire into Europe…
The boy king of Hungary had given Suleiman the perfect pretext for war by killing his envoy, and he'd done it at a time when Hungary was especially isolated from the rest of the continent. The Holy Roman Empire and Papal States were being torn apart by the declarations of Martin Luther. Spain and France were busy fighting each other. Suleiman even ensured that Venice would stay out of the dispute by offering them a lucrative trade treaty with his empire. Though he felt certain of victory, he still studied every route and painstakingly worked out the logistics of moving his army. He would not risk failure through carelessness. Yet the siege from his cannons could not bring down the walls of Belgrade, so he turned to treachery: eventually, the Orthodox Serbian contingent in the city gave him access in order to escape the oppression of the Catholic Hungarians. Suleiman massacred the Hungarians, but honored his agreement with the Serbs and let them leave. Then he turned to Rhodes. He offered them a chance to surrender in advance, but they refused. The Knights of Rhodes were after all a sacred order, equal in discipline to his janissary forces. They fought hard, repulsing several attempts by the Turks to invade through collapsed walls and repeatedly refusing Suleiman's offers to let them surrender. But at last they wore down and agreed to terms of truce. Suleiman allowed them to leave along with any Christian subjects who wished to go with them. It had taken him two years to complete his wars, but he had succeeded.
April 19, 2016
Shell Shock – The Psychological Scars of World War 1 I THE GREAT WAR Special
Published on 18 Apr 2016
The traumata of warfare were certainly nothing new when World War 1 broke out. But the extreme and prolonged exposure to machine gun fire, artillery bombardments and trench warfare led to a new kind of psychological disorder: Shell Shock. Soldiers who were perfectly fine on the outside, were incapable of fighting or living a normal life anymore.
The Greatest Raid of All
Published on 27 Jan 2013
THE GREATEST RAID OF ALL "What a story it is, straight out of a Commando comic book." (The Guardian) Jeremy Clarkson tells the story of one of the most daring operations of World War II — the Commando raid on the German occupied dry dock at St. Nazaire in France on 28th March 1942. It was an operation so successful and so heroic that it resulted in the award of five Victoria Crosses and 80 other decorations for gallantry.
April 18, 2016
Justifying The Failure At Verdun? – The Falkenhayn Controversy I THE GREAT WAR Special
Published on 17 Apr 2016
Was Erich von Falkenhayn really planning to bleed the French white at Verdun or was his claim a fabrication after the fact? Contemporary historians have started to question Falkenhayn's Christmas Memorandum which he claimed to have written in 1915 and which nobody had ever seen. Indy summarises the historical debate around the subject highlighting the arguments by Paul Jankowski and Alistair Horne.


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Apple has a lot of options for getting back on track and not all of them are about building better hardware.
It's the world's thinnest battery case for the iPhone.
Psst, India. Wanna buy a (used) iPhone?
Apple's new motherhood ad is a beautiful journey through the lens of an iPhone.
Amidst some disappointments, there was a 4-inch silver lining hidden in Apple's earnings report
Let us finally put this life struggle to rest.
At least one U.S. law firm is looking into bringing a class-action lawsuit against Apple over the "Error 53" issue affecting certain iPhone users.
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The rumored iPhone 5SE may come in hot pink, according to a Japanese tech site.
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Blame game erupts over Puttingal Devi temple fire tragedy
Kerala Police Chief T P Senkumar said the order banning fireworks display should have been issued by Kollam district authorities much earlier.
Puttingal Devi Temple fireworks mishap: 13 persons arrested
The arrested included seven members of the managing committee and six workers of ...
Tejaswi Yadav, Rabri Devi flay BJP leaders over returning gifts
Tejaswi Yadav and his mother senior RJD leader Rabri Devi today lashed out at...
RSS dropped shorts for trousers after my criticism, says Rabri Devi
Senior Rashtriya Janata Dal leader Rabri Devi sought to claim credit for Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh quitting shorts in favour of trousers, saying this has happened due to her stinging comments.
RSS dropped shorts for trousers after my criticism: Rabri Devi
Senior RJD leader Rabri Devi sought to claim credit for RSS quitting shorts in favour of trousers, saying this has happened due to her stinging comments.
Rabri Devi forced RSS to change dress code, says Lalu Prasad
RJD chief Lalu Prasad on Monday credited his wife and former chief minister Rabri Devi for change in RSS's dress code from khaki shorts to trousers.
Padma Vibhushan for Rajinikanth & Girija Devi
While Rajini, Girija Devi will be awarded with Padma Vibhushan; Anupam Kher, Udit Narayan, Priyanka Chopra & Ajay Devgn are Padma honourees.
It's payback time for me: Bembem Devi
An integral part of the India women's national team for the last two decades, Bembem has also had the distinction of playing in a foreign league.
BSNL to launch wi-fi facility at Mata Vaishno Devi shrine tomorrow
BSNL had planned to set up 2,500 wi-fi hotspots in 250 locations at a cost of Rs 500 crore in the current fiscal.
Jammu-Vaishno Devi buses, trains halted due to Jats stir
All inter-state trains and buses plying between Jammu and Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine basecamp town of Katra were suspended .
Mary Kom, Sarita Devi strike gold; Perfect 10 for boxers at SAG
With Mary landing some powerful blows, Anusha lost her balance and injured her right knee. This forced her to take a medical break before attempting a comeback.
Google doodle pays tribute to danseuse Rukmini Devi Arundale on her 112th birth anniversary
The Padma Bhushan winner is considered the most important revivalist of Bharatnatyam from its original 'Sadhir' style.
Mahasweta Devi wants Mamata Banerjee as Prime Minister
The 88-year-old has a blow-hot, blow-cold relation with Banerjee. Devi supported her during the Singur and Nandigram movements.
Devi Shetty's Hrudayalaya hits $1 billion on listing
All the 245.2 crore shares for the IPO were offered by existing shareholders who constitute about 12% of the company's post-offer paid up share capital.
Want to increase fitness penetration in India 10 times in next 5 years: Devi Prasad Biswal, BYG
BYG is a mobile-first marketplace that enables users to use fitness centres wherever and whenever without actually subscribing to them.
Rabri Devi attacks RSS, BJP for their double standard on use of 'Lathis'
"Why RSS men themselves carry lathis when they and BJP leaders don't hesitate to term RJD as 'lathi mein tel pilawan party'?" she quipped.
Black money: Unaccounted forex is invested in P-Notes, says Devi Dayal
Poor response to the scheme has been attributed to lack of clarity on commute, no guarantee on confidentiality, fear of future harassment and inadequate time to respond.
'Kanan Devi - The First Superstar of Indian Cinema' review: A loving ode to a lost era of Bollywood
Mekhala Sengupta provides insightful sketches into Kanan Devi's beginning as a child artiste to becoming 'one of the biggest screen divas of her time'.
Mahasweta Devi condemns SFI attack on Mamata
Describing the incident as "extremely unfortunate", the Magsaysay award winner told reporters here that this should not have happened.
Rakhi Haldar, Kavita Devi finish on top in National Weightlifting Championships
Rakhi lifted 94kg in the snatch and 119kg in clean and jerk to come up with a total lift of 213kg in Women's 69kg to win the gold medal.
Mary Kom, L Sarita Devi, Pooja Rani to represent India in SAF Games
MC Mary Kom, L Sarita Devi and Pooja Rani are all set to represent India in the upcoming 12th South Asian Games 2016 to be held in Guwahati and Shillong.
Nepal President Bidya Devi Bhandari escapes unhurt as Madhesis attack motorcade
The protesters clashed with police in different areas of Janakpur over Bhandari's visit and the injured are undergoing treatment at local health facilities.
Felt a bit nervous in comeback bout: Sarita Devi
Sarita fought three bouts and won two of them during the competition which featured rivals from hosts China, Korea, Mongolia and Thailand.
Mahasweta Devi condemns SFI attack on West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee
Describing the incident as "extremely unfortunate", the Magsaysay award winner told reporters here that this should not have happened.
Sumita Vijayan, pilot who died in Vaishno Devi crash, was hero to many
Flying in such altitudes is always dangerous as the probability of crash is "forever there", what with the possibility of "machine going bad, malfunction in the air, bird hits, internal fire".
Rushdie incident has demeaned Kolkata's prestige: Mahasweta Devi
Rushdie who travelled to Delhi, Bangalore and Mumbai without any problem, was to attend promotionals for the film and hold a press conference.
NGT ired over solid waste dumping around Vaishno Devi shrine
"Even the dung is dumped and is lying all over the passage which certainly is injurious to health," a bench headed by NGT chairperson Swatanter Kumar said.
Pranab Mukherjee congratulates Nepal's new President Bidhya Devi Bhandari
Pranab Mukherjee expressed hope that under her guidance, Nepal will move towards peace and stability by accommodating aspirations of the Nepalese.
Nepal elects first woman president, Vidya Devi Bhandari
Vidya Devi Bhandari from the ruling CPN-UML was today elected as Nepal's first woman President after she defeated her rival from Nepali Congress by more than 100 votes.
Rabri Devi not to contest Bihar polls
"I will not contest the assembly polls" Rabri Devi, wife of Rashtriya Janata Dal chief Lalu Prasad, told reporters here.
NGT notice to Centre over use of ponies in Vaishno Devi shrine
An environment activist has moved the National Green Tribunal seeking directions to stop the use of horses and ponies in Vaishno Devi.
Northern Railway to start special train service for Vaishno Devi from November 3
To meet the rush of passengers, Northern Railway has pressed special train service for Vaishno Devi Katra station from November 3.
BJP decries Vaishno Devi helicopter service charge hike
BJP accused its coalition partner PDP of not consulting the party while hiking the service tax on the helicopter service from Katra to the Vaishno Devi shrine.
Bihar polls: BJP plays 'Bandit Queen' Phoolan Devi card to lure Mallahs
The legacy of Phoolan Devi has been invoked by Mukesh Sahni to seek support of the Mallah (boatmen) community for the BJP-led alliance in the state.
Now, a direct train from Chennai to Vaishno Devi Katra station
Suresh Prabhu extended the service of Chennai Central-Jammu Tawi Andaman Express train up to Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Katra station in Jammu and Kashmir.
Over 2.7 lakh pilgrims visit Vaishno Devi during Navratras
As many as 2,76,286 pilgrims visited the holy town at Katra to pay obeisance at Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine during the Navratra festival.
Here's why Devi Shetty of Narayana Health is looking to hit Dalal Street
The multispecialty hospital chain, valued at an estimated Rs 5,000 crore hopes to raise Rs 1,200-1,500 crore from the market.
BJP veteran Kailashpati Mishra's daughter-in-law Dilmani Devi joins JD(U)
Mishra's daughter-in-law Dilmani Devi, who was administered membership of JD(U) by CM Nitish Kumar last night, came to the JD(U) office to make it public.
Good healthcare not linked to affluence, but policies: Cardiac surgeon Devi Shetty
The cardiac surgeon feels that affordable healthcare was important for a country like India where heart diseases had emerged in "epidemic proportions".
DNA comment: Rabri Devi demands apology from PM Narendra Modi
Rabri Devi has demanded apology from Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday for his comments on Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's DNA.
Former Bihar CM Rabri Devi not to contest Assembly polls
RJD sources said she has been rooting for eldest son Tej Pratap as a successor to his father Lalu Prasad, who was CM from 1990 to 1997.
Is Jammu and Kashmir government's tax on air trip to Vaishno Devi a version of Jizya tax: Congress
Flaying the decision of PDP-BJP government in Jammu and Kashmir to levy service tax on pilgrims availing of chopper service to Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine.
Janata 'Parivar' leaders pay homage to Devi Lal
Merger means merger. There should be no doubts about it. Only one symbol and no other shall remain because different symbols will create confusion among the public.
Mary Kom, Sarita Devi resume training after break
M C Mary Kom has resumed training in Bengaluru post her eight-month long family break from the boxing ring after winning the gold medal in last year's Asian Games.
Shahnawaz Hussain, Renu Devi in BJP's top Bihar team to take on Nitish Kumar
The parivartan raths unleashed by BJP president Amit Shah early this month across the state had pictures of 12 party leaders from the state to project 'collective leadership.'
Kathak danseuse Sitara Devi in ICU
Eminent Kathak danseuse Sitara Devi, who has been in hospital for the past two weeks, underwent a minor surgery on Sunday, and is currently in the intensive care unit.
Rabindranath Tagore's wife Mrinalini Devi's life to come alive on small screen
The serial is based on the book "Aami Rabi Thakurer Bou" (I am Tagore's wife) written by a well-known Tagore researcher Ranjan Bandyopadhyay.
India can become world leader in healthcare : Devi Shetty
Use of IT services would make delivery in healthcare services of better quality and cost effective, the Founder and Chairman of Narayana Health said.
India to appeal to AIBA to reconsider Sarita Devi's ban
Sonowal said the govt will extend all necessary help to the suspended boxer, and noted that Sarita is getting all necessary help from Boxing India.


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QUESTION OF THE WEEK: Recycling Hauling Fees
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QUESTION OF THE WEEK: Recycling Hauling Fees
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This week's question comes from the Greater Louisville Chapter of IFMA group on LinkedIn.
I am in search of a recycling company that does not charge a hauling fee for each pick up. Our recycling buggies are currently stored inside the building because there is no room for an outside recycling container. Can any other facility management professional offer advice or recommendations?
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As far as I'm concerned this is mostly why I develop recycling programs, to avoid trash hauling cost… I mean to save the planet of course! ;-)
In the DFW, Texas area, we have companies that offer to haul off all single stream recycling (for purposes of a campus environment, anything that does not have liquid, food, or styrofoam cups). We use the rolling dumpsters in buildings, then collect them in one dumpster compactor. The compactor has an attachment to lift the rolling dumpster to empty it. Sometimes they will pay us for the recycling material if it's pure enough and the economy is in demand for it, but the best part is that it's hauled off for free!
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- Package Quantity: 12 oz (340 g)
- Dimensions: 6.4 x 3.3 x 3.3 in, 0.9 lbs (0.41 kg)
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Soluble fiber from foods such as Psyllium Husk, as a part of a diet low in saturated fat and cholesterol, may reduce the risk of heart disease. One serving of NOW Psyllium Husk Fiber supplies 2 grams of the 7 grams of soluble fiber from psyllium husk necessary per day to have this effect.
Psyllium is a true dietary fiber, even though it is classified by some as a laxative or mucilaginous fiber, and is a convenient way to increase intake of dietary fiber because of its high mucilage content. This bulking agent swells considerably when added to liquid, which can help to support gastrointestinal transit time. This bulking action and healthy transit time can play an important role in maintaining healthy gastrointestinal function.
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I've used psyllium fiber for more than 10 years. I've tried different brands, and now I have definetely found the brand that I am sticking with! No sugar, yet the beet powder makes is sweet. Now Foods is a name that I trust.
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I've used psyllium fiber for more than 10 years. I've tried different brands, and now I have definetely found the brand that I am sticking with! No sugar, yet the beet powder makes is sweet. Now Foods is a name that I trust.
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I purchased this product as I was unhappy with another named brand. I was attracted to the Now Foods product as it contains no artificial ingredients. The taste of fiber products can be an issue. This was the case with the previous product I used. The Now Foods Psyllium Husk Fiber has a great taste and is easy to consume. I recommend this product to anyone who needs a great tasting fiber supplement.
Has maltodextrin and sugar!
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I was looking at the nutritional breakdown of this product and plain psyllium and I realized that only 50% of the carbs are fiber whereas the plain psyllium is nearly 100% fiber. The rest is maltodextrin and sugar from the beet powder. Maltodextrin actually has a HIGHER glycemic index than sugar! Which means it's worse than sugar.
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I really appreciate NOW Foods not adding aspartame to their orange flavored psyllium husk fiber. Most of the others I've tried taste great but I don't want the aspartame in it. This tastes great and is aspartame free!
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ASUS Introduces Designo Series LED Monitors
Style and Performance in an Environmentally Friendly Package
Sydney, Australia, 24 March 2010 - ASUS unveiled brand new additions to its Designo Series range, the MS238 and MS228 LED monitors. These eco-friendly, ultra-slim monitors feature 16.5mm profiles and 21.5" to 23.6" displays that deliver uncompromised performance and mind-blowing visuals. The cutting-edge MS Series LED monitors deliver a benchmark 10,000,000:1 contrast ratio for more lifelike images. Retaining the binary state-inspired concept that incorporates the numbers 1 and 0 into an ultra-slim design, these LED monitors come with a glittering sapphire blue rear bezel. They also retain the original's iconic Ergo-Fit Technology spherical ring stand that lets users adjust the monitor's tilt angle with just one finger. Each of these mercury-free LED monitors reduce energy consumption by up to 45%*, and lowers annual CO2 emissions by 23.6kg.
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Users will be treated to true-to-life visuals thanks to the exclusive ASUS Smart Contrast Ratio (ASCR) Technology, which enables the Designo MS Series LED monitors to deliver an industry contrast ratio benchmark of 10,000,000:1. LED-backlit panels provide flicker-free images, minimising eye fatigue even after prolonged use. Full HD (1920x1080) and HDMI compatibility allows for high definition video playback while a 2ms (GTG) response time delivers crisp and sharp video. ASUS Splendid Video Intelligence Technology optimises colour fidelity with five pre-set modes (gaming, theatre, night view, scenery and standard), fulfilling users' visual needs with a touch of a button
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The Designo MS Series LED monitors feature a sleek, ultra-slim 16.5mm form factor that saves users desk space, spelling the end of cluttered and cramped workstations. They also brighten up the drab image of monitors with colours that set them apart from other offerings on the market today. The MS Series front fascia comes with a high gloss piano-black finish and is partnered by a wave-contoured rear bezel finished in glittering sapphire blue. The exquisitely designed ring stand with ASUS-exclusive Ergo-Fit Technology allows for easy tilt angle adjustments with just one finger, ensuring that the monitor is always in a comfortable viewing position. The MS Series stands at a height equal to that of a notebook and is ideal for those looking for a larger display to supplement their notebook.
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Five runners in this year's London Marathon will be aiming to raise a total of £5,000 for the Bankside Open Spaces Trust (BOST).
"I think it's important we look after our green spaces," said Mike Mockford, one of the five. "Research suggests that being with flowers and trees is great for health, both physical and mental."
The other members of the BOST team are George Farquharson, Alexander Knox, Mike Downey and Robert Carroll.
Some have helped us before. "I did a day of volunteering for BOST with Lloyds Bank Group, said Alexander Knox. "On the day the organiser said that she was looking for representatives to run the London Marathon. I thought this would be a great opportunity to run for a charity I have worked for already and seen the impact it can have first hand."
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The Audax ride, The Garden of Eden, the grand tour of the Perth hills is being held on Saturday October 13, 2012. There is a 100 km and a 200 km option. The ride starts at 7:00 AM from the northern terminus of the Bibbulman Track in Kalamunda at 7 AM.
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Competitive Sourcing: What Happens to Federal Employees?
"Legislation adds new twist to competitive sourcing awards"
Federal employees are not likely to be fired because of competitive sourcing studies, according to a report by two University of Maryland researchers.
Only 5 percent of full-time civilian employees have left government service involuntarily as a result of competitive sourcing, the researchers found in a review of about 1,200 competitive sourcing initiatives in the Defense Department. Temporary employees have a 3 percent chance of being fired, co-authors Jacques Gansler and William Lucyshyn state in their report "Competitive Sourcing: What Happens to Federal Employees?"
IBM Corp.'s Center for the Business of Government provided funds for the research.
Most federal employees whose jobs have been eliminated through competitive sourcing have transferred to other government jobs, according to the report. In all, 16 percent of workers have transferred, and 11 percent have retired.
"It is clear that much of the claims of the negative impact of competitive sourcing on federal employees are unfounded," the authors state.
Competitive sourcing, part of the President's Management Agenda, encourages agency officials to cut costs by forcing federal employees whose work is not deemed to be inherently governmental to compete against private-sector bids for the same work. Competitive sourcing "makes people look around and say, 'What's the smartest way to do this job?'" Lucyshyn said. "Whenever you have a monopoly, that pressure doesn't exist, and there is really no incentive to try to improve."
Competitive sourcing reduced costs by an average of 44 percent per competition, for a total savings of $11.2 billion, according to the report. Researchers also found that after a competitive sourcing competition, remaining employees did not have a burdensome amount of work.
The report's authors note that data they used in the study doesn't capture the effect of federal workers opting to "bump" or "retreat" less tenured employees from their jobs. Previous studies of competitive
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"Other studies have found that over half of the workers on outsourced functions went to work for the private-sector firm," said Chris Jahn, president of the Contract Services Association of America, a group representing the government services contracting industry. "When the private sector wins a contract, it does not have a warehouse of people just waiting to take over the job."
A union official attacked the study for using flawed data.
John Threlkeld, a lobbyist for the American Federation of Government Employees, said the authors used "a system that has been sharply criticized by the nonpartisan Government Accountability Office as decrepit and outmoded."
Lucyshyn defended the study's findings, however, and said database issues that Threlkeld raised do not affect the report's conclusion about savings.
"The savings are significant," he said, "and that's clear in every study that's looked at competitive sourcing."
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GRECO: graphical electromagnetic computing for RCS prediction in real timePublication Year: 1993, Page(s):7 - 17
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An innovative approach to computing the high-frequency radar cross sections (RCSs) of complex radar targets in real time, using a 3-D graphics workstation, is presented. The target (typically, an aircraft) is modeled with the I-IDEAS solid-modeling software, using a parametric-surface approach. The high-frequency RCS is obtained through physical optics (PO), the method of equivalent currents (MEC)... View full abstract»
Electromagnetic wave scattering from a forest or vegetation canopy: ongoing research at the University of Texas at ArlingtonPublication Year: 1993, Page(s):18 - 26
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A scattering model for forest or vegetation, based on the theory of electromagnetic wave scattering in random media, is described. The model generalizes the assumptions imposed by earlier models, and the results compare well with measurements from several forest canopies. It is shown how the model elements are integrated to obtain the scattering characteristics of different forest canopies. The sc... View full abstract»
Radar target identificationPublication Year: 1993, Page(s):27 - 38
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The authors discuss the aspects of the radar target/identification problem which have made progress slow and difficult. They summarize their research program and discuss the mathematical foundations for solving the problem. To simplify the discussion, only aircraft-type targets are considered, and clutter is ignored. Target-library problems, are examined in some detail, including the proposed use ... View full abstract»
Going strong after 50 years: antenna R&D at the CSIRO division of radiophysicsPublication Year: 1993, Page(s):39 - 48
A brief history is given of antenna research and development at the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) Division of Radiophysics. It covers wartime radar (1939-45), radio astronomy (1945-76), reflector-feed R&D (1963 to present), a microwave landing system (1971-83), the Australia telescope (1982-90), and satellite communications (1977 to present). Antenna measurem... View full abstract»
Comments 'Surface losses in transmission lines' (and reply)Publication Year: 1993, Page(s):49 - 50
The commenter argues that the treatment of a uniform plane wave impinging obliquely on a lossy half plane in the above-titled paper by D.A. de Wolf (see ibid., vol.34, no.4, p.22-6, Aug.1992) is fundamentally incorrect. In reply, de Wolf agrees with the commenter's objections, but points out that they pertain only to his first, heuristic, derivation. He then examines why his apparently absurd deri... View full abstract»
Antenna Designer's Notebook-design curves for reducing the number of phase shifters in-phased arrays by subarrayingPublication Year: 1993, Page(s):56 - 58
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A major obstacle in the realization of large-aperture phased array antennas is the associated large number of phase shifters. The number of phase shifters can be reduced by assigning several radiating elements to one phase shifter. Each such group is called a subarray. As the subarray size increases, the FOV (field of view, or beam-steering range) generally decreases. A set of design curves that c... View full abstract»
EM Programmer's Notebook-CARLOS-3D: a general-purpose three-dimensional method-of-moments scattering codePublication Year: 1993, Page(s):69 - 71
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The authors describe the capabilities of their three-dimensional code, CARLOS-3D, for scattering and antenna-parameter computations. The code is capable of simulating dielectric, metallic, and impedance surfaces. This code is available to qualified users View full abstract»
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Today though the Iranian government flipped the situation around, delivering documentation to the United Nations detailing the alleged US plots which led to the assassination of a number of top nuclear scientists in the nation.
The assassination of nuclear scientists has become increasingly common in Iran, with many cases pointing to either Israeli or US security forces ordering the deaths. US politicians have referenced the assassinations in glowing terms, with former Gov. Tim Pawlenty lauding the killings as the "good works" of the US government.
The US has never, of course, formally acknowledged being behind these assassinations. But the perception that they were, not just among Iranians but among US political figures themselves, seems likely to make this complaint an embarrassing one for the US to contend with.
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Where to now for Swimming New Zealand's high performance programme?
OPINION: The sad reality for the class of London 2012 is that from 16 athletes, across 18 events, only two individuals and one relay team achieved best times. Most were faster three months ago at the national championships in West Auckland than they were at the Olympic Games.
Even more concerning, six swimmers across nine events were quicker at the Commonwealth Games in Delhi two years ago.
The nation's best athletes in a blue riband Olympic sport are going backwards, the national body is a shambles currently enduring a third taxpayer-funded review in four years and the one New Zealander who did really fire at the Games, Lauren Boyle, has been developed by the American collegiate system.
It all points to the bleeding obvious - the New Zealand system is fundamentally flawed.
And it's the athletes who are paying the price.
Gareth Kean is a talented swimmer. You don't win Commonwealth silver as a 19-year-old if you're not. Two years on and he looks disillusioned after a disappointing Olympic debut in which he was meant to kick-on.
Kean openly admits to his own shortcomings around his poor performances over the last week, but does not think the New Zealand system is fully providing for him. Specifically, it's not allowing him to race anywhere near as often as he should. That's a pretty elementary problem for someone whose job is to race.
Kean suggests others in the high performance programme share his feelings, and he is looking overseas in an attempt to get his career back on track.
It's difficult to grasp why New Zealand's swimmers weren't given more opportunities to blast away the race rust heading into the biggest event on the calendar. In fact, it's almost negligent.
After March's Olympic trials, a last-minute camp was planned for Canberra three weeks before London 2012. Then illness broke out and it was scrapped.
It's also difficult to know why Swimming New Zealand sent such a big team to the Olympics in the first place. Presumably it wasn't expecting such underwhelming performances.
South Africa sent five fewer swimmers to London than New Zealand and came away with four gold medals over the first six days of the meet - good enough for the country to sit equal sixth on the pool medal table at that point.
The French, who have done even better with three gold, two silver and a bronze, only sent one more swimmer than New Zealand.
In recent years both the French and the Japanese concluded their systems were misfiring because qualifying standards and funding thresholds were too low. They ramped up both and in a short space of time are now new powerhouses within world swimming.
New Zealand sport has always faced two fundamental problems - human and financial resources.
But the pool lesson to be learned from the South Africans, the French and the Japanese is simple: Quality, not quantity.
In 24-year-old Boyle, Swimming New Zealand has a world-class talent in its hands. That talent almost quit four years ago because the New Zealand system was failing her.
Now we've got the Americans to thank for helping get her to where she is now. Can Swimming New Zealand guarantee the double Olympic finalist will be given every opportunity to thrive?
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