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Steve Delaney talks with Vermont Law School Professor Janet Milne about environmental taxation. VLS is hosting a conference Friday on how tax policy can compel environmentally sound behavior. (VPR)
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A public debate over who can be a panelist on a television news show has come to an end. Vermont Public Television has reversed its decision to remove one of the panelists on its program "Vermont This Week." (VPR)
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture says two sheep from a Vermont flock have tested positive for a family of illnesses that includes mad cow disease. The test results were released more than a year after federal officials destroyed two flocks of sheep out of concern that the animals were infected with the fatal brain disorder. (VPR)
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Republican gubernatorial candidate Jim Douglas says there's no place in Vermont politics for the hate-filled message of the Reverend David Stertzbach. Douglas' Democratic opponent, Doug Racine wonders why it's taken Douglas two years to come to this conclusion. (VPR)

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Salman Khan's film has hit it big, and now it is time for some awards to fly in. The first ceremony was in Mumbai yesterday. "Big Star Entertainment Awards" has already brought an important award. Or better said, five important awards.
In the category Best Actor, Salman Khan scored, winning the title. Abhinav Singh Kashyap was not neglected either, winning the title of Best Director. The soundtrack was a success as well, "Munni Badnaam Hui" winning at Best Entertainment Song, while Rahat Fateh Ali Khan won the title of Best Male Singer, with the song "Tere Mast Mast Do Nain". The last and most important award won yesterday was Best Film.
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LONDON – Nissan Motor Co. unveiled Monday its version of London's iconic black taxi, a market currently dominated by Chinese firm Geely.
Nissan claims its new 1.6-liter gasoline engine is cleaner than the current diesel cabs cruising the streets of the British capital.
"The NV200 cab for London is part of Nissan's global taxi program, which also encompasses New York, Barcelona and Tokyo. The London version's design is bespoke, reflecting the rich heritage and status of London's black cabs," the company said.
Unveiled in August 2012, the cab was redesigned after feedback from Mayor Boris Johnson's office called for a closer resemblance to the black cab "face," with bigger headlights, a prominent taxi sign and a big grille.
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It will go on sale in London in December priced about £30,000 (¥5 million).
The company enters the market as the original maker of London's famous black cabs finds a new life.
While the fuel-efficient minivan is already in use as a taxi in Tokyo and New York, the appearance of the London model has been modified to blend in with existing British cabs, Nissan said.
Nissan was initially planning to sell the model this spring but postponed it to the end of the year due to the design alterations, it said. The automaker is scheduled to launch an electric version of the vehicle in 2015.
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I'm a newbie to the SBC, I'm running a 350 in my Porsche 914. I have the engine and trans out to do some trans work (Porsche trans no like big torque!), and am doing some cleanup work on the engine and engine bay.
I'm shooting for an American car hotrod type engine look, with as few wires showing as possible, highly detailed/clean/simple.
1. I'm getting the headers Jet Hot coated, but need to get cleaner plugs in the EGR fittings first. I'm going to use something like this. What size plugs are these in my headers?
2. I want to run the spark plug wires under the headers, rather than over, and hide them as much as possible. Is there a kit to do that?
3. The blue capped sensor on the left, and the square bronze water plug on the right on the manifold won't be used anymore. What size plugs do I need to cleanly cap these?
And the blacked capped on on the manifold, and the carb:
4. What is the current state of the art for hot rod wiring wrap? Something nice and clean, not the standard corrugated plastic.
5. Who are the good Internet hot rod parts dealers? JEGS and Summit I know about, but they seem to lack on the really "trick" hot rod parts.
6. How do I convert the "AN" size hose and fittings to a number I can understand. In other words, -04AN = roughly what, in inches? Same for -06, -08, etc. Is there somewhere that has the conversions?
7. I am going to be resealing the engine - manifold gasket, pan gasket, front seal, rear main seal, etc. Who makes the best seals? Any tips?
Thanks all!
Sorry noone has replied to you sooner I would have if I seen your post. I found this by going back and looking to see if there was anything I could pass on. I've been around this stuff for along time. I sure don't know every thing nor will I claim too. But I think I can answer a few of your questions.1)Those fittings should be fine as long as they are steel?? brass has a tendency to loosen with the heat cycles.2)I don't know If they make a kit for that one, I do know however that GM ran them underneath on a lot of there v-8 cars & trucks. Don't now what years?3) 1/2 and 5/8 I think. Just pull them out and take them to lowes or homedepot that way you will get the right size, they have bins of brass plugs. Even some with allen head fittings.4) Not sure always just used split loom5)&6) I can't give you an answer on these either just, google and see what you find.7)Felpro has always given me good service. They now make silcone reusable valve cover gaskets. They now also make a 1pc oil pan gasket. best thing they ever did.Good luck hope this helps .Brian
ya this actually pretty cool a 350 in a porsche somethin custom...nice...anyways, there are a bunch of things to do to trick out a smallblock.....for example with the manifold, if you want to clean it up, you could use a lot of brake clean, to get the grease and excess stuff off....or edelbrock has the brand new performer manifolds with endura-shine, and carbeureters, etc.. also if you want to coat ur headers and get rid of the plug holes, you could just look in your jegs or summit for a nice pair of headers that wont leave your wallet empty..like a pair of shorties or block huggers...one good company for real custom, show quality parts is Big B Auto 866-392-2442, give them a call and get a catalog....they have real good stuff...anyway good luck hope this helps
AN stuff is 1/16 per number = AN 8 is 8/16 or 1/2 inch tube. Blue AN fittings can be polished to shiney silver, the blue comes off with mild wire wheel buffing.
The AN flare fittings are 37* not 45* like other stuff, so no interchanging flares.
The pipe size of AN is standard NPT, national pipe thread. Remember AN is aluminum, and screwing it into aluminum you need teflon tape or Felpro Copper anti-seize or it might gall and never come out.
You could use brass pipe plugs in allen head or even black steel. Be sure and teflon tape those too. Personally I would use black and paint them the same as the intake manifold
Running wires under headers might get hot. The local airport mechanic shop has stuff called "fire sleeve" that you can slip over wires to prevent burning. Most aircraft stuff is orange though.
Regular wiring to look hidden can be run inside regular conduit for a smooth look. Paint the conduit for a neat appearance. Aluminum tubing can also be used if you feel inclined to polish it. It comes in fuel line rolls fairly economical and easy to work with. Biggest thing is getting it real straight for appearances. Using aircraft ADEL clamps to secure the tubing is neat. They can be rubber coated steel or nylon. AN or MS aircraft hardware is plated gold color and doesn't rust or tarnish.
Instead of rubber hoses you can run aluminum tubes polished or even steel brake lines (painted) or stainless steel brake lines with a small rubber hose connector on each end. If you feel really ambitious, you can run aluminum AN lines to all the hoses and vacuum stuff.
Proper stainless steel safety wiring of bolts looks good too, like header bolts.
If you are using your existing headers, there should be some local place in a large city near you that coats headers, at least on the outside. Not all can dip to do the insides. If not, I know of one you can ship to.
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I view of the article, i would like to leave a dummy grenade under my seat with the pin zip-tied to the springs.
This is a discussion on Interesting Article on How Thieves may be Targeting Us within the In the News: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly forums, part of the The Back Porch category; I can't say I found this article interesting or even slightly conclusive. IMO, too many variables. Are the workers previous thieves? Is one an other ...
I can't say I found this article interesting or even slightly conclusive. IMO, too many variables. Are the workers previous thieves? Is one an other wise good guy who fell on really hard times and 50 cent made the difference between getting diapers or not? etc, etc. I'm not saying any of this justifies anything but I am saying this half-ass attempt of a 'study' proves only what we already knew: People will take from one another if they feel they can get away with it.
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I view of the article, i would like to leave a dummy grenade under my seat with the pin zip-tied to the springs.
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Nothing scientific at all about the "study" but interesting.
There are so many variables to his research that it ended up proving nothing. Each car wash had a different setting. (was it in view of others?) different employees, etc. He would have had to repeat his experiments 1000's of times to even begin to get any good data, while isolating the many variables involved.
He's lucky a cop didn't show up and write him a ticket for open container.
I like what these guys have done. It would be interesting to play around with different props, though. What about a baby seat in the rear? Different stickers? There is a moment of consideration before the theft and it'd be interesting to know what factors play a role.
Also, as far as I know, TCU is private. No tax dollars at work there...
a little bit of common sense and a lot of BS. SA rules.
I take my registration (with my address) out of my vehicles when in for servicing or wash. Granted, the expert could figure it out, but the amatures are just that.
Oh, and I never leave my registration on my Harleys. Why make it easy for them.
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Although Cape Town abounds with markets of all types, there is only one real "flea market" and that is the "Milnerton Flea Market" which, technically, is situated in Paarden Eiland. It has grown from beginnings in a sprawling dusty lot to an extensive, well organised, fenced and tarred market precinct with ample toilets and plenty of secure off road parking. The market is open on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, depending upon the weather. It is extremely popular and busy on all but the most miserable of days as it is well-known by those looking for
bargains, collectables and antiques. Entrance to the market is free of charge, but you will be expected to tip the parking attendant who doubles as a car guard. The market is set against the backdrop not only of the sea but offers lovely views of Table Mountain and Signal Hill.
Many of the traders make a full-time living from this and other markets, and many of the people who frequent the market shop here to save money as one will find stalls offering health products, groceries, fruit, home bakes, vegetables and other comestibles at prices up to 50% lower than regular retail outlets. The Milnerton Flea market is the place to go if you are looking for reasonably priced tools and hardware, second hand books, plants for the garden and textiles for the home. It is a place to find bargains if you don't mind having to trawl through a myriad of castoffs and junk. On offer is almost anything that you can think of, including the proverbial kitchen sink. The main attraction of the market is certainly the many stalls that offer collectables such as militaria, glassware, crockery, vinyl records, small items of old silverware, jewellery, paintings stamps and coins.
Whilst this unpretentious market makes no claim to gourmet foods there are a number of stalls that offer refreshments and cooling drinks while you browse the market as well as a range of things to eat. These range from simple burgers and "Boerewors Rolls", which include the spicy farm sausage that is so typically South African; to Cape Malay and Indian dishes either to eat there or take-home. Look for the caravan offering Halaal Indian dishes; they have not only the best samosas in Cape Town, but lovely spicy curries served wrapped in rotis or with rice. The more enterprising of the stalls provides a few chairs and tables where you can sit down and enjoy a light meal. Another attraction to this outdoor market is the enjoyable opportunity to observe people of Cape Town from all walks of life trawling the market. Many will be walking their dogs or have children in tow because the market has wide aisles between the stalls, making it easy for pushing prams and strollers and very much child friendly.
The market is situated on Otto Du Plessis Drive, Paarden Eiland. To get to there: take the N1 highway out of the city; one of the first exits is marked "R27 Milnerton", pass through a couple of traffic lights and the market parking area will be visible on your left where you turn into the parking from a convenient traffic light. The market is open from 08:00 until 16:00, although it does not really get going until about 09:00, particularly in winter.
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Horsham, Sussex Genealogy
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Horsham St Mary the Virgin is an Ancient parish in West Sussex. Other places in the parish include: Broadbridge Heath, Southwater, Roughy, and Roffey.
From this parish were formed subsequent ecclesiastical parishes in the town and extensive parish.
The parish comprises by computation nearly 10,000 acres, of which a very considerable portion forms part of the ancient forest of St. Leonard: the soil is in some parts a deep clay, and towards the forest a light sand; the surface is hilly, rising in some parts to a very considerable height. The living is a vicarage, valued in the king's books at £25; net income, £651; patron, the Archbishop of Canterbury; impropriator, R. Hurst, Esq. The church is a spacious and venerable structure, in the early English style, with a lofty tower surmounted by a spire; the window of the chancel is of beautiful design, and the interior, which preserves its original character nearly throughout, contains several ancient and interresting monuments. A second church, dedicated to St. Mark, was erected in 1840, on a site given by Thos. Coppard, Esq., who also presented the stone and a sum of £50 towards its erection; it was completed by subscription, aided by a grant of £300 from the Incorporated Society, and £200 from the Chichester Diocesan Society, and is a handsome edifice in the later English style. The living is in the gift of the Vicar. There are places of worship for Baptists, the Society of Friends, Independents, and Wesleyans; and a Roman Catholic chapel. The free school was founded in 1532, by Richard Collyer, citizen and mercer of London, who endowed it with houses, producing more than £500 per annum; the premises comprise a good schoolroom, and dwellinghouses with gardens for the masters. The union of Horsham consists of ten parishes or places, and contains a population of 13,410: a union-house has been erected a short distance from the town, on the road to Crawley.
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A harsh winter officially came to an end Thursday with a warm start of spring, but meteorologists say they can't be sure what weather is in store in the weeks ahead.
With an average temperature of 33.1 degrees, the winter of 2013-2014 proved to be the ninth coldest for Paducah since 1937. The record average low came in the winter of 1977-1978, at 28.2 degrees, National Weather Service meteorologist Michael York said.
The season also ranked ninth in terms of snowfall with a total of 18.3 inches. The average is around 10 inches, he said.
According to the National Climatic Data Center, the nation as a whole experienced its 34th coldest winter on record and the coldest since the winter of 2009-2010.
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The pool is not large and sunbeds a little limited in number.Towel reservation much in evidence.Wine prices were either E9 or E18 which was rather strange
I think, it s not 4-stars Hotel, it's good 3-star.
We've been gong to lignano sabbadoro for the past eight years and this is our whole family's favorite.Very good atmosphere - great food - easy access -great buffet -amazing !! Always very booked so be sure to make reservation.More foreingners guests than italian.
close to the beach, close to the city/shopping area, nice hotel staff you can hear everything from the room near by (TV, sex...)
The lobby was the only thing nice about this hotel the rest of the place was horribly filthy. It's not even worth it if it was free to stay here. This place is a dump and we all left after one night even though they told me they would have to charge my card for the entire four days. The bathroom was so filthy the grout between the tile was black with mildew. The shower walls were coated with soap scum and the soap dish had mildew and soap scum stains. The sink had stains in it from the prior occupants mucus spit. The beds are hard and lumpy the floor would have been more comfortable. You also can't see the beach because the pine trees in front of the windows are in the way and they don't have hotel rooms on the higher floors. I got a two rooms for the rest of my stay at Hotel Bellavista and it was 10 Eu cheaper even though the place is brand new! Hotel international is a dump.
Walking distance to beach and shopping promenade
The people were very friendly Restaurant and bar was closed, no room service, and you also you had to reserve time to get into the sauna. We made a reservation for the sauna that morning and when we went down there for our reserved time we were told that it was closed for the year. Also there fitness area consisted of only three pieces of equipment, one which was broke. Bad communication.. david
Nice pool, small but good rooms, nice bathroom very much children, you can hear them (neighbours) in the morning. So it's difficult to sleep late ;)
Food. We liked every little peace of meal we got on breakfast or dinner including great salad bar and deserts. Rather small lift, little bit difficult to fit pushchair.
Location I do not believe that Al Cigno deserve 4 stars.
No a 4-star as advertized. Solid 3 stars and even then could be better. Too far from the sea for a beach holiday. Good tennis courts and swimming pool. Strange location. Very small rooms. Very small rooms. Overrated.
this is a very good hotel to stay even though the hotel was closing down for the season the family made us very welcome. they looked after us and guided us to the best resturants and areas to visit a big thank you to them jacqueline andrew and martin.xx no
The pool area is very good. The staff excellent. The selection of food marvellous!
more privacy attention like small presents arriving time and leaving time, highest quality of food in restorante, fresh juice on breakfast and etc, yes, price and jquality of service is not accordanly
Everything was clean, in order. I liked to have the hotel bycicles, but a carefull selection before usage is important, as the chairs were wet. We used the child chaires which was also good. The parking was very crowded.
Besides the hotel we enjoy the surroundings!
When we entered the hotel we regret directly that we choose for this hotel. This hotel is obvious not a 5 star hotel. The facilities are minimum,towels are not beeing refreshed every morning,the internet in the room was not working at all and there was only cold water coming out of the shower.After we complained many times,they told us "We are very sorry for you, because you are on this side of the hotel it takes a bit time that you will receive warm water".The beach is not directly next to the hotel and not private.There is no shower on the beach to clean yourselve.I Would range this hotel as a 3 star hotel,and would not recommend this hotel for people who want to enjoy a nice and luxurious stay in a wonderfull city
Pool, Service, Food, bike service. Better control of falsely occupied beds near the pool (beds that are not used but nevertheless reserved by putting a towel).
Good breakfast and restaurant service, nice garden and pool No internet connection available, acoustic coupling of neighboring roome
Very close to stores, restaurants, and arcades. Not a bad walk to beach. Living room area had no windows so it stayed very warm. No table indoors to eat. Hot tub was empty so unusable.
Very friendly and helpful staff, good location close to the beach and the Lignano city center. Good value for money. Plentiful breakfast with continental and Italian options. Fresh Italian coffee instead of the one from dispenser would be a great start to the mornings...
Close to beach, easy reach to evening life, shops but quiet.
close to the city center, reserved umbrella at the beach no facilites for children; garden in poor condition
Excellent rooms and good location of the hotel.
Excellent service, incredible food for an unbelieveable price..highly recommended. Thanks, JJ Rooms design too cold
Very comfortable hotel with everything included - extremely clean and everything you can wish for. Amazing roof top pool., small but perfect! Lignano isn't great, very touristy but the hotel made up for this!
wide and comfortable rooms, nice builing, nice location, friendly staff. Very good area for beakfast
wide selection of spa treatments, termal pool slightly shabby decor
All was fnatastic! Nothing.
Staff and the hotel design breakfast did not correspond to the image of the hotel
Friendly and helpful staff who could also speak english! The roof top terrace was excellent. Breakfast was acceptable but the evening meal was not upto a 4* standard.
4th floor facilities, breakfast, bar. free bikes and access to beach chairs.
The atmosphere The breakfast
Restauran and food just exellent. The manager Idris in restauran charming, helpful and you want to come again. Everything was very good.
location at the beach, near centre of the city poor breakfast, poor wine,small rooms, very samll bath-room.
good location the double room is tiny
Great location, good and helpful staff free bikes for rent. Value for the money paid. We are definitely coming again.
Friendliness of staff and value for money Room was a bit small and breakfast could have been from an earlier time but overall very good.
The hotel staff were friendly and very helpful. The room was comfortable and value for money. Nothing!
Price was perfect as well as location. Breakfast contains stuff I need for starting the day (bread, various types of jam and honey, ham, cheese, some muesli, yogurts and so on). Only claim is regarding the ventilation in the neighbors bathroom, which was turned on whole night causing some noise (which means, that walls are not very insulated).
Super hotel: price, staff, breakfast, restaurant, service, location
Officiants, receptionist and more
close to nice little stores, close to the sea, nice building from outiside as for four star hotel - rooms were not so comfortable; poor breakfast;
Swimming pool Breakfast
Swimming pool and location. Coffee was absolutely worst. Breakfast staff was rude.
frendly staff, wide rooms, strategic location (near both Lignano Pineta centre and beach)
we enjoyed our holyday at this hotel, which is elegant and clean and in the vicinity of the beach. Very clean and staff very prompt.
Good location, good allround facilities, clean, friendly staff, can't fault it. Nothing.
Close to the sea beach, good parking No Wi-fi or Internet access, not very comfortable rooms
Good location, funny colors of stairs and rooms :)) Not all personal at reception (!!!) speak english, only german and , of course, italian. Empty minibar: even no water. rude personal in the restaurant.
The feeling of not being oppressed, the quiet atmosphera althoughclose to main shopping road. no
Cleanliness of the room... Friendly staff... Everything ok.
Nice, clean rooms, large bathrooms for hotel category, good breakfast.
Close to the beach and the village shops. Very tidy and modern atmosphere. Friendly staff. Good breakfast. The room was a bit small for two people.
The pool was really nice! Our bath room door was broken.
The staff were friendly, but we felt that the area could do with a bit of TLC. The beach was extremely busy, and you could not say that the Park had a private beach, that is misinformation, we were able to get 2 sunbeads on the beach along with the rest of the holiday makers.
quitness it was impossible to swich off tthe aircondition
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If you configure your replica number as 3 or more. I would suggest you keep half of your nodes with dual power on each rack, especially node with larger or more disks. As well as your namenode, resource manager, secondaryNamenode, and all other master nodes. On Mon, Jan 9, 2012 at 10:50 AM, Robert Evans <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > Be aware that if half of your cluster goes down, depending of the version > and configuration of Hadoop, there may be a replication storm, as hadoop > tries to bring it all back up to the proper number of replications. Your > cluster may still be unusable in this case. > > --Bobby Evans > > On 1/7/12 2:55 PM, "Alexander Lorenz" <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > > NN, SN and JT must have separated power adapter, for the entire cluster > are dual adapter recommend. > For HBase and zookeeper servers / regionservers also dual adapters with > seperated power lines recommend. > > - Alex > > sent via my mobile device > > On Jan 7, 2012, at 11:23 AM, Koert Kuipers <email@example.com> wrote: > > > what are the thoughts on running a hadoop cluster in a datacenter with > > respect to power? should all the boxes have redundant power supplies and > be > > on dual power? or just dual power for the namenode, secondary namenode, > and > > hbase master, and then perhaps switch the power source per rack for the > > slaves to provide resilience to a power failure? or even just run > > everything on single power and accept the risk that everything can do > down > > at once? > >
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Patna, Feb. 1: Fear of being identified by the young research scholar from Silchar in Assam compelled his abductors to eliminate Pritam Bhattacharjee in July last year.
The revelation was made by one of nine persons arrested by the Naugachia Government Railway Police in connection with the murder case.
Bhattacharjee's mutilated body was recovered from a place adjacent to Kataria railway station in Naugachia police district on July 15, 2012. The 25-year-old student, who was travelling to Delhi on the Awadh-Assam Express, went missing from the Naugachia railway station on July 9 after he gave chase to a group of men who had snatched his bag.
Additional director-general of police (rail) P.N. Roy said the case has now been solved and the chargesheet against seven of the nine accused has been submitted in the court. "It was a blind case and has been solved on the basis of scientific evidence," he told The Telegraph.
One of the alleged abductors told the police that Bhattacharjee was held captive at Naugachia station on the pretext that his bag containing certificates and other valuables would be returned.
Police officials associated with the investigation said the kidnappers had planned to let him off after extracting ransom money from the family. However, mounting police pressure and fear of being identified by the research scholar compelled them to change their strategy and they finally decided to kill him.
The officials said the abductors were divided on whether to let him go. While one section was of the opinion that the youth should be released, another group opposed it, saying they would all "land in trouble" as Bhattacharjee was well educated and would recognise them in a test identification parade.
The alleged abductors, among them Chandan Sah, Nepali Singh and Subhash Singh, had planned to hand over Bhattacharjee to another gang to strike a deal with his family in Silchar. However, no other gang operating in the area, also known as Bihar's "kidnap zone", accepted the offer as the police had intensified raids on suspected criminal hideouts.
The statements of the abductors were corroborated by the polygraph test conducted on them at the state forensic science laboratory in Patna. The investigating officials said of the nine persons arrested, seven have criminal antecedents and were earlier sent to jail in cases of robbery, theft and loot on moving trains.
The investigating officials said the suspects in the case were identified and arrested on the basis of mobile phone conversations. The hand phones of the suspects were under surveillance and the conversations were recorded, which finally led to their arrest.
Investigating officials claimed the criminals involved in Bhattacharjee's kidnap and subsequent murder changed at least 20 SIM cards to fox the police and avoid identification. "As the accused in the case were earlier sent to jail, they were aware of the investigation methods. So they kept changing not only SIM cards but also the mobile handsets," said an investigating officer.
Besides Subash, Chandan and Nepali, the other suspects identified as Rajesh Mandal, Valmiki Rajak, Vijay Mandal, Jeetan Mandal, Chhotu Sahni and Sudhish Singh admitted their involvement in the crime, the police said.
Jeetan Mandal, brother of a people's representative, was the driver of the SUV which was used for carrying Bhattacharjee to the spot where he was killed.
Roy, the ADG (rail), said a special team headed by deputy superintendent of police Alok Kumar (who was posted in Begusarai district) was formed to solve the case. Inspector-general (rail) Vinay Kumar was assigned to monitor the investigation, he added.


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Hotel Technology Next Generation (HTNG), the membership association that unites the world's hospitality companies and technology innovators to solve industry challenges, announced that its hotelier members awarded the 2013 "Most Innovative Hospitality Technology Award" to InnSpire for its Guest Media Streaming product. First Runner-Up title was awarded to Interel's Augmented Reality Room Control App and Second Runner-Up was awarded to iRiS Software System's Web Valet. HTNG senior officers presented the awards at the annual HTNG North American Conference in San Diego on March 6.
Hotel members selected the winners by voting for their choice from the 18 different technology entrants, whose products covered a range of hospitality technologies and systems. Many of the entries provided guest services through mobile devices and others provided entertainment services. In announcing the awards, HTNG Vice President Monika Nerger, who is CIO for Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group, commented on the difficulty of choosing from the innovations, noting that a single point separated the top two entries.
InnSpire's Guest Media Streaming product lets guests stream their movies, photos and music to the TV in their hotel room. Streaming is achieved wirelessly, natively and hassle-free through the InnSpire box. InnSpire supports iOS, Miracast and DLNA, which results in easy, setup-free streaming for guests. Guests simply click on the Stream icon on the TV in the room to activate the function. They can wirelessly connect their own iPhone, iPad, Android phone, Windows phone or similar device; then choose their content and stream. No downloads or setup are required.
The First Runner-Up technology, Interel's Augmented Reality Room Control App, offers guests an intuitive and truly international user interface, which depicts their actual room using an augmented reality concept. The room visualization dynamically changes with the status of the controlled room elements and makes the use of descriptive text obsolete. Virtualized replicas of the physical control devices appear on the application, guests can then interact with the devices in the same way they would in the actual room. The HTML5 application is hosted on 3rd party guest applications or on the hotel landing page. Push notifications inform the guests about the status of their service requests.
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Terro-PCO Liquid Ant Bait - 3.38 oz. (100 ml) x2
Niban Granular Bait - 1.75 oz.
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New findings with old drugs for osteoporosis
Doggrell, Sheila (2009) New findings with old drugs for osteoporosis. Expert Opinion on Pharmacotherapy, 10(3), pp. 513-516.
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Background : Postmenopausal osteoporosis is common and is associated with stooped posture, loss of height, back pain and fractures. Objectives/methods : This evaluation is of clinical outcome trials with tibolone (Long-Term Intervention of Fractures with Tibolone) and strontium ranelate (Spinal Osteoporosis Therapeutic Intervention) in postmenopausal osteoporosis. Results : Although the Long-Term Intervention of Fractures with Tibolone trial established that tibolone decreased the incidence of vertebral and non-vertebral fractures in postmenopausal osteoporosis, it also showed that tibolone caused a small increase in the incidence of stoke. The Spinal Osteoporosis Therapeutic Intervention trial established that strontium ranelate decreased the incidence of vertebral fractures, but had little effect on the incidence of non-vertebral fractures. Conclusions : As some of the bisphosphonates (alendronate, risedronate, zoledronic acid) have been shown to prevent hip fractures without increasing the incidence of stroke, they should be preferred to tibolone and strontium in the treatment of postmenopausal osteoporosis.
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Asylum Street Spankers
When I entered the Parish, to my surprise, its open air rock club atmosphere had been altered with rows and rows of folding chairs. The cozy, contracted setup was designed to knit the audience into a closer fold so that we could better hear the band. The Asylum Street Spankers don't believe in any mechanical amplification of their sound, jokingly referring to electricity as "demonism." While I never got around to asking one of them to toss me a rationale for their neo-Luddite performance demands, it wasn't hard to see the challenges and advantages of that approach. It was a promise of intimacy and pleasure premised on the unspoken handshake that people would listen quietly, turn off their cell phones, and pick up the shards of their attention span left in the mangler teeth of American culture. If there's one thing I learned from my ill-fated foray into stand up, it's that if people are going to starve their incessant egos by giving gold-standard focus, you'd better not suck.
Asylum Street Spankers + Matt the Electrician
30 Jan 2004: The Parish Austin, Texas
Then there's the nudity of not having amps, mics and all the technological trappings that can readily be scapegoated for any fuck up. At least those that aren't caused by lousy audiences. Because everyone tacitly agreed to be silent, the room filled with the greedy expectation of entertainment, just as Mr. Cobain once wryly observed. Opener Matt the Electrician, bandless this night, managed with just an acoustic guitar to hold everyone rapt like a bunch of babies in front of dangling car keys. He sang a Danzig cover complete with heavy metal stage moves, spun side-splitting yarns about Rick Springfield and Mafioso house cats, and even introduced a sing-a-long children's song about giving your life over to Satan. During "Train", he found someone in the audience to beat box, and for "Little Hands" one of the Spankers joined him onstage for a tap dance solo. It's not easy to use humor in music without it being a sad substitute for skill or the artistic equivalent of a "bad touch" down there. Both Matt and the Spankers deploy comedy as mere filigree for their inarguably mad talents. Somehow, Matt filled the space with enough presence to make us think we were each being catered to, and that this evening was more than worth our hush. And it was.
As I was talking to Matt the Electrician before the show, he was talking about the difficulty of having a family and trying to support them as a struggling musician. I've always been too afraid to put it all on the line like that for writing, fearing security and stability, even though I fully know that the soul-scarring tedium of my day job daily robs me of much needed mojo. I'm impressed that someone is wise enough to realize that what children really need are parents who haven't copped out on life, parents who actually followed their dreams, and won't spend their life oppressively turning their kids into Jon Benets. I tell you this because, as I was watching the show, I kept thinking about how chickenshit I've been about certain aspects of my life. So I decided to get drunk, staving off a yet another dangerous epiphany.
The Asylum Street Spankers are an Austin treasure that I should have checked out a long time ago. Basically, they play this kind of ragtime jazzy music with old timey country undercurrents that you might expect to find in some prohibition speakeasy. Calling them a novelty act would be a crude oversight of their skill, passion, and their ability to serve up unbridled fun in foaming pints. But they are fucking funny. Just watching the band's faces is enough to split your cords, as they bug their eyes out, grin, and emote with contortions that would do Tex Avery proud. Not to mention their preference for reinterpreting songs by bands like the Beastie Boys and B-52s, so utterly remaking them in the Spanker image that they cease to be recognizable. Their live act seems choreographed with uncanny precision, every funny aside and pinball barbershop harmony on Swiss time. Even the repartee, which comes off as pure spontaneity, hits the mark with all the skill and practice of a burlesque barker. Having been around for more than a decade in one incarnation or another certainly doesn't hurt, but I couldn't help but marvel at the seamless whole of their shtick.
When Christina Marrs sings, I swear I feel a love letter coming on. On both "Digga Digga Doo" and "Some of These Days" she calmly unleashed a voice that was like trickled tickle on my nether regions. I also like the fact that she has a way of looking pleasantly possessed, as if the music is the only thing animating her while she stares off into some distant horizon. Marrs has one of those voices made of pure muscular ease; she rarely needs to flex in order to show off. Wammo, the other lead singer, is the sort of guy that only Austin's surly mix of cosmopolitan Podunk could create. He looks like he should have a jug in one hand and a Houellebecq novel in the other. He sings like a b-boy Elvis. The finale of the first set had Wammo explaining the underexplored links between redneck murder ballads and gangsta rap, a hybrid ripe with the potential for cheeky satire. I wonder if 50 Cent would get the joke? He then launched into "Hick Hop", a rambling skoal-dipped threat taking on hip hop with a lasso and one finger up his nose.
I should have stayed for the second set, but any further drinking would have left me in sorry state of disrepair. I still had one of the best times in recent memory, a concert that left me warm, giddy and lit up in joy afterglow. It's refreshing to have entertainment that I didn't have to stoop for and music that demanded my attention with payment in kind.
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Carl Paladino's Eight Days as Mr. Establishment
Here's something (almost) nobody expected a week ago: Carl Paladino talking to CNN in Central Park.
The commercial real estate developer from Buffalo was asked by Soledad O'Brien to comment about the Islamic cultural center and mosque slated to open in Lower Manhattan. Mr. Paladino, who seemed for a while unable to moderate his over-the-top rhetoric, said the "mosque" was a "side issue" and had "nothing to do with the day to day life of the people in the state of New York."
Was Mr. Paladino, the insurgent who won the Republican gubernatorial nomination eight days earlier, already becoming main stream?
Technically, yes.
After dispatching former Rep. Rick Lazio of Long Island in a 24-point landslide, Mr. Paladino has been hoisted onto the New York State Republican Party as their standard bearer.
And the media has come knocking. Two cameramen from CNN were filming Mr. Paladino and Ms. O'Brien chatting away. A reporter and photographer from the New York Post waited for their turn to talk to Mr. Paladino. He was on a tight schedule, having his second radio interview of the day in about an hour.
And Mr. Paladino's campaign manager, Michael Caputo, was muttering commentary to a New York Times reporter. Mr. Caputo is indeed worth his own profile. He's run campaigns in Russia, survived a plane crash near Sibera, lived on a boat in Key West, and before this campaign, hadn't worn shoes in four years, nor a suit in five years.
Mr. Caputo took a swig of mouthwash from a mini bottle, painfully rinsed then spit it out on a patch of grass.
"I have a big hole in my mouth," he explained. "I crushed a tooth when we were out on the campaign trail and they pulled over and dropped me off an at oral surgeon. They took it out in 22 pieces and then I got on a plane to catch up with Carl."
The campaign, he says, is keeping him too busy to have it fixed properly.
"Because it was such a difficult surgery, they gave me really powerful pills which knock me out. And I can't be knocked out," he said. "So, I just got to work through it. I walk around for a week now, I had blood in my mouth, which just sucks. Carl thinks it's funny."
Then, Mr. Caputo imitated Mr. Paladino: "That's great…My man has got blood in his mouth!"
On Tuesday, Mr. Paladino wasn't so blood-thirsty.
He sat on a wooden green bench in Central Park, basking in his role as the gubernatorial nominee of the New York State Republican Party, something few thought was possible before last week.
"Chairman Cox called me right after the primary and congratulated me," Mr. Paladino said. He recalled Mr. Cox saying, "we're with you one hundred percent. And you got the whole party establishment behind you."
In an August interview with WNYC, Mr. Paladino had said the Republican Party had become " "a shell" of what it used to be.
Was that party apparatus worth anything?
"Sure it is," he said. "Yeah, I won." He went on to say "The political establishment is learning how to move into the 21st century. The Tea Party movement is teaching them," he said. "There might be a changing of the guard in some places, okay, but a majority of them have accepted that."
If Mr. Paladino was softening his razor-sharp tongue, it wasn't to the benefit of his Democratic rival, State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo. Mr. Paladino's campaign has called into questioned Mr. Cuomo's "manhood" and wondered whether he he has the "cajones" to govern New York.
An image of Mr. Cuomo's face was super-imposed above a topless man in the shower, covered with mud, courtesy of Mr. Paladino's campaign.
Mr. Cuomo is now faced with a few unpleasant options. Engage a candidate with no known restraints on congeniality. Or, ignore him, feeding into Mr. Paladino's criticism that Mr. Cuomo, as the son of a former governor, is expecting inherit the keys to the govenror's mansion, rather than earn it from voters.
Ignoring Mr. Paladino's antics – he's also sent workers dressed in chicken and duck outfits to taunt Mr. Cuomo and Mr. Lazio into noticing him and sent foul-smelling mail to voters – proved fatal during the Republican primary.
Engaging him may, in some people's eyes, elevate the outrageous fringe candidacy into some sort of legitimacy.
Mr. Cuomo is, for now, allowing surrogates to attack Mr. Paladino head-on while he, and his campaign, take the high ground.
"I'm not going to run a campiagn that engages in guttter politics," Mr. Cuomo said Tuesday morning in an interview on Talk1300. The interview came hours after a Daily News story said Mr. Cuomo was asking campiagn advisors "If a guy says you have no cojones, how do you punch him back, call him an a–hole?"
While Mr. Paladino made the rounds of national media – since wining the primary last week, he's appeared on New York 1 News, CNN with Anderson Cooper, Fox News with Neal Caputo, and held interviews with nearly every reporter who's asked.
Mr. Cuomo held one press conference in his capacity as Attorney General, where he let reporters pelt him with questions about Mr. Paladino, but offered no direct commentary on his rival.
On Tuesday, both took to the airwaves.
Mr. Cuomo subjected himself to an interview on Talk1300 with the New York Post State Editor Fred Dicker – who has known Mr. Cuomo for years and interviewed him on his show numerous times.
There, Mr. Cuomo used the word "denigrate" numerous times to describe what Mr. Paladino was doing to the political discourse.
Two hours earlier though, Mr. Paladino had appeared on WOR with John Gambling for what the host billed as a "Town Hall" meeting.
Callers were encouraged to call and ask Mr. Paladino questions.
At the start of the Town Hall, Mr. Palaidno reveled in having caused some headaches for Mr. Cuomo's campaign team. "At a boy Andy," Mr. Paladino chuckled. "Keep coming Andy."
But the Town Hall quickly took a more serious, if not wonky turn, with Mr. Paladino announcing a four-member team to help flesh out his tax-cutting strategy.
(Members would include Ned Regan, the former state comptroller and current Baruch College professor; Larry Kudlow, the pin-striped financial analyst on MSNBC who adviced President Reagan and Governor Pataki; David Malpass, the former economic advisor to Presidents Bush and Reagan; and Chris Collins, the Erie County Executive who abandoned a run for governor earlier this year.)
Mr. Paladino sought to contrast himself with Mr. Cuomo, without, for once, any name-calling.
"You've heard Andrew, he's talking about capping a percentage increase in taxes," Mr. Paladino said. "In other words, allowing a gradual growth in taxes. We're talking clearly about a continuous effort to cut taxes. We will cut taxes every year."
Back in Central Park, Mr. Paladino said becoming the Republican gubernatorial nominee hasn't affected core DNA.
"No, I haven't changed," he chuckled. "If you're question is am I changing my message or anything like that, no."


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The end of this year's hockey season saw a team dressed in black and gold hoist Lord Stanley's Cup above their heads in triumph. Unfortunately for Bruins fans, it was not Zdeno Chara, Marc Savard, or Tim Thomas lifting sports' most storied trophy; instead, it was Sid "the Kid" Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, and the rest of the Pittsburgh Penguins who raised hockey's Holy Grail closer to the rafters.
After taking the Montréal Canadiens to seven games in the opening round of last year's playoffs, many expected the Bruins to be one of the top teams this season. With big bodies, quick skaters, and the "We Want It As Bad As You" passion, the Bruins certainly proved the prognosticators right.
The B's finished the season a single point out of the President's Trophy for the best NHL record, advanced a round further in the playoffs than they had the year before, and cleaned up at the NHL Awards Show, winning every award for which a Bruin was nominated (four total; Chara won the Norris Trophy for Best Defenseman, Thomas won the Vezina Trophy for Best Goaltender, head coach Claude Julien won the Adams Award for Coach of the Year, and Thomas and backup goaltender Manny Fernandez won the Jennings Trophy for fewest goals allowed). So with so much improvement seen at the Garden, and so much hardware brought back to Boston, is it fair to say that, in light of their second-round playoff exit, the 2008-2009 campaign was a disappointment?
The regular season, at least, was a dream. After finishing eighth in the Eastern Conference in 2007-2008, the Bruins finished first in 2008-2009, posting a 53-19-10 record – good enough for second overall in the league. A twenty-two-point improvement in the standings from the previous year is hardly a disappointment, especially considering it was a forty-point improvement from the year before that. Advancing in the playoffs one round further than they did the previous season was also a sign of improvement for the Bruins, who went from three playoff victories to seven. And the four individual trophies that the Bruins brought back to Boston on Thursday are one short of the total number of individual awards the Bruins had garnered in the previous twenty years combined. In that sense, the Bruins' regular season was certainly not a disappointment- far from it. They met and, in most cases, exceeded expectations. But the playoffs, as we all know, were not the same.
Before the regular season began, few imagined a Stanley Cup run; the fans simply wanted to build upon last season's strong foundation. However, after the amazingly successful regular season – finishing first in the Eastern Conference, destroying any semblance of a rivalry with the Canadiens, and refusing to coast into the eighty-second game – the expectations were suddenly much higher. Anything less than a Finals appearance, if not winning the entire show, would be a disappointment.
Unfortunately, regular season success does not always produce post-season results- just ask the San Jose Sharks (especially former head coach Ron Wilson), or, if you'd prefer something closer to home, the 18-1 New England Patriots. The Bruins' second-round exit at the hands of the Carolina Hurricanes was heartbreaking. Not only did the B's lose in overtime in Game 7, but the series-winning goal was scored by the sucker-punching Scott Walker, a player who, if Commissioner Gary Bettman knew how to spell c-o-n-s-i-s-t-e-n-c-y, would've been suspended for the series. (Just to twist the knife in our hearts a bit more, let's not forget that the Carolina Hurricanes are the incarnation of a former division rival, the Hartford Whalers.) Watching the defense collapse after sweeping the Canadiens in the first round was a microcosm of the season as a whole: continued dominance, and an abrupt end.
So does regular season success outweigh post-season disappointment? When it comes to professional sports, the answer is always no. The ultimate goal is to win it all, no matter what sport you're playing. Regular season records are excellent, necessary even to make the playoffs, and individual accolades are certainly welcome. But consider what Jean-Sebastien Giguere said when he was awarded the Conn Smyth Trophy (Playoff MVP) after leading the seventh-seeded Mighty Ducks of Anaheim to a seven game Stanley Cup Finals loss: "I would give that one [the Conn Smyth] up to get the other one [the Stanley Cup]. The other one is much nicer and much bigger." I'm sure Chara, Thomas, Fernandez, and Julien feel the same.
So do we.
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It was an overwhelmingly successful regular season for sure. So successful…that it made the playoffs so disappointing.
The team is definitely no fluke, and is stacked with talent, competent management, and a solid coach. Next year could possibly be the year…
I agree Erikk. Despite all their successes in the regular season, the Bruins didn't come home with the biggest trophy in the NHL.
That said, the Bruins took great strides this past season that I can really only see as a positive for them.
Here's to hoping Lord Stanley is hoisted by the Bruins next season!