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Kashmir: Yearning For Two Yards Of Land For Burial
By Ashutosh Sharma
07 June, 2012
Many elderly people from (PoK) who visited this part of Jammu and Kashmir crossing LoC by newly launched bus service refuse to return, claiming this part of the state to be their origin. They wish to live, die and be buried in their birthplace, writes Ashutosh Sharma from Jammu and Kashmir
Just two yards of land for burial in the land of birth is their final wish. They migrated to Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK) during the wars of 1947 and 1965 and in certain cases even after that. And, they "returned to roots" through Rah-e-Aman of Poonch-Rawalkot cross Line of Control (LoC) bus service which started in 2006 and Karvaan-e-Aman (Srinagar and Muzaffarabad cross LoC bus service) in April, 2005.
The bus service was started as a goodwill gesture to facilitate meetings between the divided families living on both sides of the LoC.
In the recent years, many writ petitions have been filed in the Jammu and Kashmir High Court under section 9(2) of Citizenship Act, 1955 wherein the petitioners have sought to be treated like any other state subject as they were born in this part of undivided state. India claims entire Jammu and Kashmir as its integral part and therefore by that measure, as they put it, they also belong to India.
Nevertheless, after hearing them in person, the court has given interim relief to many of them by ordering that they should not be deported until the final decision on their applications for the grant of citizenship.
According to present system, the passengers belonging to both sides of the LoC are allowed to travel and stay on the other side on special permits for a stipulated period of time.
Like many other such elderly people, ninety three-year old Anara Begum who was born in undivided Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir and migrated to Baag district in PoK, has been fighting a legal battle for the last three years to get her final wish fulfilled.
Anara Begum migrated to Pakistan along with her husband, Navab Khan alias Babu Khan and three daughters in 1965. However, she could only return after a gap of nearly 44 years on April 9 in 2009. Though the cross LoC Permit allowed her to stay only for a month in this part of the state, she moved the court seeking permission to stay here with her only son, Rashid who lives in Jhullas village near LoC in Poonch district for the rest of her life.
Her life seems to be trail of tragedies so far, as a demure Anara starts narrating her story. Her three children died in infancy. Her husband married another woman. During her stay in PoK, her parents died here but she could not attend their burial rites. She could not participate in the wedding ceremony of her only son. Her brothers and a sister died here but the news of their demise reached her too late across the border. She recalls that when she left for Pakistan her son, Rashid was hardly ten-year old but when she came back, the same Rashid was a grandfather of three children.
"At the time of migration, my husband told me that army was after him in connection with the killing of an army officer. We had no option but to rush to Pakistan. Rashid was chronically ill so I handed him over to my parents and went off with my husband and three daughters hoping that we would return soon," she explains.
"In PoK we settled in Nazarpur in Reera area of Baag tehsil. With in a few years of migration, the second wife of my husband died. After her death I raised her daughter Sharifa and son, Latief like my own children," she adds.
"My husband died a decade ago. I had married off my daughters and there was no one to look after me in this age," she says, adding, "When I reached here, I was almost blind. My son Rashid got my eyes operated and now I can see things clearly. For the first time when I visited the graves of my parents here, I could not see them but I felt them with my hands."
Adds Anara Begum resolutely: "I spent all my life in turbulence but I want to die peacefully here. I wish to be buried by my son alongside the graves of my parents."
"My husband would regret his decision of leaving our ailing son here," she says with watery eyes, adding, "After our relocation, he lived and died with the same sense of remorse." Besides many other relatives, Anara Begum has a younger brother and a sister who live in the nearby villages.
And Anara Begum is not the only one in such a situation, there are many more with the similar life history.
"The issue needs to be resolved on humanitarian grounds as they are in old age," says senior advocate and vice president Bar Association of Jammu , Mohammad Usman Salaria
"They migrated to the area under Pakistani occupation during the war of 1947 and 1965 due to different reasons. But today they have no body to look after them there. Moreover, they feel a deep bond with the land where they were born and brought up. I have filed more than eight petitions in the honourable High Court arguing that PoK was part of erstwhile princely state of Jammu and Kashmir and India claims PoK as its integral part. Moreover, they migrated from this part of the state in a warlike situation," he adds and claims: "Their names can be traced in the voters lists and ration cards at the time of their migration."
In a recent judgment, he said that the court has ordered to club all such cases. "The exact number of such cases in the state is not yet known. But the court has sought counter-affidavits from the state government and the central government," he adds.
Though the final decision of the Court is yet to come, there are people like Ghulam Mohammad who died during pendency of the case. He came to village Loran in tehsil Mandi of Poonch district in July 2007. However, he died of a heart attack in January 2008 and was buried in his ancestral graveyard as per his last wish.
Another such petitioner, Qazi Illam Din who came to village Rajpura in tehsil Mandi of Poonch district in September 2008 also died in February 2009 during the pendency of case. Subsequently, their writ petitions were rendered infructuous by the court. The fate of those alive continues to be hanging fire.
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hi,my friend got her email hacked into and i need some help.she gave me the ip address that showed had last logged in from her account.i need too know if there is a program in backtrack or anywhere else that would give me an location as too what city its coming from?thanks
Using backtrack for the first time is like being 10 years old again with the keys to a Ferrari.
i tried a different sites like that but it didnt work for me really.what program would work on backtrack 3?
BT3 has better use.
Try this one: http://whatismyipaddress.com
Open first, then type that address, click trace.
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thanks,that seemed too work better.
As for the IP address if she does not have control over the account how did she find the last ip address that was logged into the account?
Seems to me like you are phishing for info, might want to stop a do some reading. Either way what you are trying to do is probably not legal. As such no one should give you help in possibly breaking the law.
To be successful here you should read all of the following.
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Failure to do so will probably get your threads deleted or worse.
it was actually from craigslist and not her email i found out.someone she knew was making fake accounts with her name/phone number.we got it figured out.
Lookup the IP address via ARIN, RIPE, APNIC etc and see what organization it's allocated to.
I'm a compulsive post editor, you might wanna wait until my post has been online for 5-10 mins before quoting it as it will likely change.
I know I seem harsh in some of my replies. SORRY! But if you're doing something illegal or posting something that seems to be obvious BS I'm going to call you on it.
I will guess that if someone was smart enough to hack the account they probably used a proxy as well.
Which will make it a bit harder to find out the real ip address.
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it was more of they were just making fake ads on craigslist(house for sale/appt for sale).i guess more annoying than anything.still that would be nice too find the city it was coming from.here is the ip:
dont think they were using a proxy,cause i believe i might know who the person is,but its hard too pinpoint it exactly.i couldnt find much using the ARIN, RIPE, APNIC websites.


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There is no known cure for Alzheimer's disease, but there are medicines that can treat symptoms of the disease. Most Alzheimer's medicines work best for people in the mild or moderate stages of the disease. For example, they can keep memory loss from getting worse for a time. Other medicines may help behavioral symptoms, such as trouble sleeping or feeling worried or depressed. All of these medicines may have side effects and may not work for everyone.
A person with Alzheimer's should be under a doctor's care. He or she may see a primary care doctor or a specialist, such as a neurologist, geriatric psychiatrist, or geriatrician. The doctor can treat the person's physical and behavioral problems, answer questions, and refer the patient and caregiver to other sources of help.
Medications for Alzheimer's
Currently, no treatment can stop Alzheimer's disease. However, four medications are used to treat its symptoms. These medicines may help maintain thinking, memory, and speaking skills for a limited time. They work by regulating certain chemicals in the brain. Most of these medicines work best for people in the early or middle stages of the disease.
For people with mild to moderate Alzheimer's, donepezil (Aricept®), rivastigmine (Exelon®), or galantamine (Razadyne®) may help. Donepezil is also approved to treat symptoms of moderate to severe Alzheimer's. Another drug, memantine (Namenda®), is used to treat symptoms of moderate to severe Alzheimer's, although it also has limited effects.
All of these medicines have possible side effects, including nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and loss of appetite. You should report any unusual symptoms to a doctor right away. It is important to follow a doctor's instructions when taking any medication.
Scientists are testing many new drugs and other treatments to see if they can help slow, delay, or prevent Alzheimer's disease.
Learn how Alzheimer's medications work, how to take them, and where to find more information.
Managing Behavioral Symptoms
Certain medicines and other approaches can help control the behavioral symptoms of Alzheimer's disease. These symptoms include sleeplessness, agitation, wandering, anxiety, anger, and depression. Treating these symptoms often makes people with Alzheimer's disease more comfortable and makes their care easier for caregivers.
See more about medications used to treat behavioral symptoms. Some medicines must be used with caution.
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Memory aids may help some people who have mild Alzheimer's disease with day-to-day living. A calendar, list of daily plans, notes about simple safety measures, and written directions describing how to use common household items can be useful.
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Caring for a person with Alzheimer's can have high physical, emotional, and financial costs. The demands of day-to-day care, changing family roles, and difficult decisions about placement in a care facility can be difficult.
Sometimes, taking care of the person with Alzheimer's makes caregivers feel good because they are providing love and comfort. At other times, it can be overwhelming. Changes in the person can be hard to understand and cope with.
Here are some ways for caregivers of people with Alzheimer's to get help.
- Ask family and friends to help out in specific ways, like making a meal or visiting the person while they take a break.
- Join a caregivers' support group.
- Use home health care, adult day care, and respite services.
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I have a 3-year-old daughter, and my husband has to boys when we got married. We both knew that we will all go through several adjustments when we moved in particularly the kids. I can feel that they love one another, but I know that a rivalry is something that is most common to come between them. I also know that there are many contributing factors to sibling rivalry. But this has been going on a month or two after we started living as a family. My husband and I always try our best to make sure the kids know their importance to us, but they still keep going on with it. It is extremely exhausting that I couldn't determine when to get involved or to let them work it out on their own.
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Some of the cities and states neighbouring New Orleans have warned they are struggling to absorb the hundreds of thousands of exhausted refugees pouring in on buses, planes and trains in need of shelter, food, clothing, medical help and work.
At least 220,000 of the evacuees have crossed into Texas, many of them vowing never to return to New Orleans and its surrounding areas.
However, Texas officials on Sunday said they need help from other states and announced plans to airlift thousands of Louisiana hurricane survivors out of Texas in an effort to control shelter crowds in a state that has taken in almost 250,000 evacuees in a week.
Texas officials estimate that 139,000 Louisiana residents are staying in 137 shelters in the state - 25,000 in the Houston Astrodome alone - with an additional 100,000 in hotels and motels. Other shelters may not yet be on the state's radar, so the number of refugees in Texas is probably higher. Dallas officials, housing up to 15,000 in its Metroplex stadium, have urged emergency services to not send more evacuees.
In San Antonio, where evacuees are being housed in two warehouses, a former air force base and a disused Levi's factory, officials are asking for more federal funds to help pay for the humanitarian effort.
The Texas governor, Rick Perry, said there were shelters set up in other states that are sitting empty while thousands arrive in Texas by the day, if not the hour".
The New Orleans police are also struggling, with two officers - including the department's spokesman - known to have committed suicide with their own weapons, and more than 100 from the force of 1600 either handing in their badges or missing from duty.
Some police who remained on the job expressed outrage that some of their fellow officers abandoned the city when it most needed law and order.
The commander of the National Guard, Steven Blum, has claimed as many as 1000 police are missing from a total force of about 1600. Serving New Orleans officers shot dead five people who had fired at officers escorting a convoy of levee-repair contractors across the Danziger Bridge, north-east of the French Quarter.
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Sigma 35 1.4 on D800 - wow, it really is that good
I just had the chance to try out my friends new Sigma 35 1.4 Nikon mount on a D800 and I was amazed by the lens. My frame of reference is the Nikon 35 1.4G and Zeiss 35/1.4 - both of which I have, so my expectations are pretty high.
I don't think any reviewers have done tests with the Nikon version so the lens hasn't really been reviewed on anything high resolution. For anyone looking to buy a 35 1.4 now, This lens is well worth a look.
I only had a brief time to play around with it as I was leaving to catch a flight back and it was my friends lens which he just purchased. Used lens (for 5 days!), no less, for around HK$5,500 (US$ 720) - talk about a lucky find.
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Cat shot. Close range at f/1.4. Note the lack of color fringing in the out of focus areas of the whiskers (no green / magenta). This is not to say that the lens is truly apochromatic but it certainly has less, much much less, than the Nikon or the Zeiss 35 1.4s (or any 1.4 lens that I have used).
Also readily apparent was the lens' sharpness even at f/1.4. It is very noticeably sharper at f/1.4 on a D800 than certainly the Nikon 35 1.4G and maybe the Zeiss 35 1.4.
By f/2.8, it is crazy sharp. I'm sure someone will eventually do some figures for that but suffice it to say that it is very very good.
I didn't have time to AF tune the lens or anything so this is not fair but here is a quick shot at infinity of a subject which would be difficult for any lens at f/1.4 given the reflections on the building. Despite that it could probably have been focused a lot better, it does remarkably well. On my Nikkor or Zeiss I would have expected to see a green or magenta fringe for front / back focus. Note - no purple fringing.
The points that make this lens stand out are:
(1) excellent color correction far better than the Nikon 35 1.4G or Zeiss
(2) excellent wide open performance (yes, my examples could have been better - apologies)
As for the other two lenses which cost almost double:
Nikon - has weather sealing
Zeiss - I like the bokeh but that is subjective.
The Sigma may well be the sharpest of the lot... The AF seemed around the same as the Nikon.
If you are in the market for a 35mm lens, definitely worth a look.
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Ten giant pandas have gone on show for the first time at a zoo in Shanghai, in China.
The six females and four males were born in the south western Sichuan province shortly after the area was hit by an earthquake in 2008.
They've gone on display as part of a big exhibition called the World Expo in Shanghai, and they look like they're loving all the attention!
They each eat up to 10kg of bamboo a day, and their keepers say they're settling into their new homes really well.


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Insights gleaned from building up software giant Microsoft helped propel his books, The Road Ahead and Business @ the Speed of Thought, into the bestseller lists.
Here was a man who had helped to fuel the technology revolution, seen the potential for computers and made them usable for all but the most technologically confused.
Today, as Microsoft celebrates its 30th birthday, his critics are less kind.
Battle lines
Many of the plaudits have turned to catcalls and the company stands accused of bullying and uncompetitive behaviour, of growing too big and of becoming bureaucratic, sluggish and complacent.
Rivals are lining up to take pot-shots, rubbing their hands at the market leader's problems and setting themselves up as the next big thing.
Their argument is simple - why pay for Microsoft's big, expensive bundles of software like Office and Windows when you can find cheaper or free versions that do more of what the consumer wants elsewhere?
"Open source" projects - which are developed by legions of volunteers but backed by big and small corporate players like IBM and Red Hat - are undermining Microsoft's hold on the business world and reducing its revenues from licence sales.
Leading this pack is Linux, an operating system which has been winning support from such diverse places as the city council of Munich to the government offices of Sao Paulo.
At the same time, Microsoft is accused of being slow to develop its internet search technology and so losing ground to Google; while its online music product loses listeners to Apple; and users desert its instant messaging system for AOL.
At the same time its Internet Explorer browser is fighting off the increasingly popular open source web browser Mozilla Firefox, and there are questions about the security of its products, which are easily hacked and regularly fall victim to viruses.
Layer cake
"Microsoft has always been terrified that there would be a big change in software like this," George Colony, chief executive of research firm Forrester, said in an interview with the Sunday Times newspaper.
The work being done by companies like Google "begins to push Microsoft off the PC", he explained.
Microsoft all but admitted that it needs to change the way it does business earlier this week when it launched a reorganisation of its operations.
The firm will cut its current seven divisions down to three - a move chief executive Stephen Ballmer believes will make decision making more nimble and give managers greater autonomy to get things done.
Mr Gates is also said to be taking a more central role in the decision making process.
If anything, Microsoft argues, its size helps more than it hinders and the company is looking to offer a wide range of products to consumers including media centres and computer game consoles.
"We've always wanted to be a company that got the benefit of the scale, going back to the beginning where we said: 'Hey we're not a one-product company'," Mr Gates explained.
Analysts agree, saying that the shake-up will allow Microsoft to shed its image as the "big daddy" of office software and broaden revenue streams.
Under the radar
Despite his core software products coming under pressure, Mr Gates is not unduly worried because "some things that are actually the biggest opportunity for us I think people miss".
He contends that businesses will always be interested in becoming more efficient and that Microsoft is one of the few companies asking "how can scheduling be better, how can meetings be better"?
These may be less headline grabbing avenues of growth, but ultimately they may prove to be far more rewarding.
And the group is expecting to rake in sales of more than $44bn (£26bn) during its current fiscal year - giving it the time and cash to get things right.
Analysts say that Microsoft has never been one of the great innovators. But what it does do extremely well is market its products and protect its position.
"The next 10 years we'll make as many advances as we've made in the last 30," Mr Gates predicts.
If he is right, the company that started out as a two-man show in Albuquerque, New Mexico, is unlikely to relinquish its top spot any time soon.
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Okay, so I have the copy of Vista to which I want to upgrade in my hot little
hands thanks to a $60 in store discount. I have run the Windows Vista
Upgrade Advisor from the website, and have installed all of the software that
I was told needed to be uninstalled before upgrading. I have found out how
to do a fresh install, but am not yet interested in going that route.
My problem is that the upgrade advisor tells me to uninstall a program, but
does not give me enough information to figure out what program. It says that
the program is called Photo, and that Microsoft is the data source; however,
when I look at my Installed Programs, there is not a program that is only
called Photo. Sure I have photo programs that I could uninstall and try, but
every program I uninstall, I then have to reinstall. I am trying to limit
that as much as possible.
Anyone know where the data to populate the Upgrade Advisor tables
originates? Again the data for the row is: Program = Photo; Vendor is
blank; Version is blank; Data Source = Microsoft; Action Required = This
program must be uninstalled before upgrading to Windows Vista. After
upgrading, you can try reinstalling the program. For more information go to
the vendor's website. Realize again that the Vendor is blank, so I can't go
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Realmforge and Kalypso are celebrating Halloween the right way with free DLC for Dungeons – The Dark Lord. Starting today, Halloween-themed graphics will liter the dungeons while two new prestige gimmicks, a new Jack-o'-lantern spell, and an entirely new Halloween map will be added once the update is downloaded. Gamers wanting gold instead of candy loot can disable the themed goodies from the main menu.
The update can be downloaded via the Kalypso Launcher and as a Steam update from now through November 13.
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A birth certificate establishes your child's legal identity and will be used throughout life. Certified copies of birth certificates are required by state and federal agencies for many official purposes such as acquiring a Social Security Card, passport, driver's license, marriage license and more. Similarly, a birth certificate will be required to enroll your child in school and participate in many school-sponsored activities. As an adult, your child will need to show proof of birth to get a job, open a bank account and get retirement benefits.
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Sinkhole swallows car on McKnight Rd.
Well, you don't see this everyday in Pittsburgh....a sinkhole completely swallowed a car in front of the Hollywood Tans on McKnight Rd. in the North Hills. Yikes.
The driver of the car was pulled out before the car got eaten by the Earth.
NO. WAY. I can't believe that pic.twitter.com/J6UV0bA0aB— R O X Y (@RoxyOglesby) August 12, 2014
the hole ate the car😳 pic.twitter.com/mAqfYkD1C5— Randi (@randilynn_23) August 12, 2014
@CBSPittsburgh sinkhole on McKnight road near Ross Park pic.twitter.com/r5IZc97g4y
— Joe Billhimer (@JBillhimer) August 12, 2014
A better look at the car: @wtae pic.twitter.com/2TtNDnwrY9— Kelly Brennan (@Kbrennan_WTAE) August 13, 2014
Another car almost got sucked in but was saved in enough time
SOME GOOD NEWS: car that was on edge of sinkhole is now out of harms way. Huge relief for owner @wtae pic.twitter.com/nGpPOTLFzT— Kelly Brennan (@Kbrennan_WTAE) August 13, 2014
This is not a real photo.
@FSBigBob @961KISS live look at the Pittsburgh sinkhole pic.twitter.com/SvezEKu4if— Joel Wingard (@jkidd2099) August 12, 2014


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Lawsuit awards against Pennsylvania State Police costly to state
When the General Assembly finally passes a budget, lawmakers will need to find an extra $6 million for state police.
The taxpayer-funded largesse won't put extra troopers on the highways or replace aging cruisers. It will pay the second installment of the agency's largest civil rights award — $12.5 million to the family of Michael Ellerbe, 12, of Uniontown, who was fatally shot by Trooper Samuel Nassan as the youth ran from a stolen sport utility vehicle Dec. 24, 2002.
A federal jury awarded Ellerbe's father $28 million in damages in a March 2008 civil rights lawsuit. Ellerbe's father agreed to a $12.5 million settlement rather than endure appeals.
The first installment on the settlement — $6.5 million — was paid immediately. The remaining $6 million is to be paid within two weeks of final passage of the 2009-10 budget.
That's not the only payout involving the state police.
A Tribune-Review analysis of lawsuit settlements found the 104-year-old police agency has been assessed about $27 million in 140 lawsuits between 1996 and 2008.
That's nearly half of the total $57 million state taxpayers coughed up to settle lawsuits and pay jury awards for 693 civil rights complaints during that period. The complaints covered allegations of discrimination and sexual harassment as well as police misconduct.
Agencies cited in complaints ranged from the Department of Aging to the Department of Transportation.
State Police Commissioner Frank E. Pawlowski said the nature of police work makes law enforcement agencies a target.
"State troopers are frequently involved in actions that result in saving lives, taking lives or having an impact on lives," Pawlowski said. "The department strives through its extensive and continuing training of troopers to limit circumstances and actions that result in lawsuits."
Even so, federal court dockets show the police agency remains the target of two dozen outstanding lawsuits.
Nassan is involved in another high-profile civil rights case. He and city police Sgt. Terry Donnelly are defendants in civil litigation in the shooting death March 15 of Nicholas Haniotakis, 33, of South Side. The officers said they fired at Haniotakis when he tried to strike them with his sport utility vehicle after a chase.
Spokesmen for the State Troopers Association did not respond to requests for comments.
Gov. Ed Rendell is concerned but not alarmed by the numbers, said his spokesman, Chuck Ardo.
"There is always a concern when state employees are accused of misconduct, no matter for which agency they happen to work," Ardo said. "The state police are most often involved in confrontational situations by the very nature of their jobs, so it is no surprise they lead in the number of allegations against them. We have confidence in the professionalism of the force but are always looking for ways to improve it."
The state police settlements covered complaints ranging from employee discrimination to wrongful deaths.
About $21 million in settlements stemmed from some of the worst black eyes the police agency has sustained. They include:
• The $12.5 million settlement in the Ellerbe shooting.
• The $6.3 million the state agreed to pay to six eastern Pennsylvania women who were sexually assaulted by former Trooper Michael Evans. The lawsuits, settled between 2001 and 2004, claimed state police failed to take adequate steps to discipline Evans despite previous complaints about his behavior. Evans is serving a five- to 10-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to corruption of minors, indecent assault, soliciting prostitution and official oppression.
• The $2.1 million paid in 2007 to Barry Laughman, 46, a mentally handicapped man whose murder conviction was overturned by DNA evidence after he spent 16 years in prison. Laughman was 24 in 1987 when state police questioned him in the rape and murder of an elderly Dauphin County neighbor. Although police said Laughman confessed to the killing, he insisted he never made that statement. Years later, DNA tests proved the semen recovered from the victim's body was not Laughman's.Additional Information:
Paying out
Five agencies accounted for about three-quarters of the state government's $57 million in lawsuit settlements between 1996 and 2008:
State police : $27 million
State colleges and System of Higher Education : $5.9 million
Prisons and the Department of Corrections : $5.4 million
Department of Welfare : $3.3 million
Pennsylvania Department of State : $1.7 million
Source: Tribune-Review analysis of Department of General Services records


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|Draft Animal Cloning Risk Assessment
|FDA Comment Number :
|Submitter :
|Ms. Dawn Rodney
|Date & Time:
|01/04/2007 11:01:03
|Organization :
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|Category :
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|Issue Areas/Comments
| The possibility of cloned food entering the US's food supply is a slippery slop proposition. Years ago, we did not fully comprehend the risks involved with genetically modifying our foods or using pesticides to help "improve" the production of our food. Today we are aware of the risks and now we must pay higher prices for food that does NOT contain such modifications. We may not see the consequences of our actions for many years or even generations to come. I do not want to risk the health my future children or children's children. I will not allow them to become guinea pigs of some new experiment. I believe that it is futile to fight mother nature. We should embrace her ways and accept her wisdom. Have we not already learned this lesson over and over again? I formerly request that our food supply not be TAINTED with cloned products or bi- products of cloned animals.


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The first line of Mary Oliver's poem "Wild Geese" seems as at odds with Mormonism as anything can be. "You do not have to be good," she states.What's that? It sounds an awfully lot like sacrilege. Of course we have to be good. Jesus admonished us to become perfect, and not only do we have the 10 commandments of other Bible-believers, we have a strict health code, a tithing requirement, and obligatory church attendance. A Latter-day Saint's entire identity can be wrapped up in the necessity of … [Read more...]
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Nestled in the rolling foothills of the northern Sierra, Bangor Ranch is a magical place with a commitment to the highest quality in handcrafted wines and olive oil.
Bangor is an old Gold Rush town, once home to thousands of miners. Later in the early 1900's, an orchard of Mission olives was planted on part of the property that is now Bangor Ranch. In 2010, Gary Paul Fox acquired this ranch and began implementing his vision for a world-class vineyard and winery. The warm climate, ideal hillside position and rocky, decomposed granite soils show potential to produce wines of intense character, complexity and depth.
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Comparable store sales for the month grew 7% on top of a 5% increase last year.
For the 22 weeks ended June 30, sales totaled $3.989 billion, a 13% increase over the $3.529 billion in sales for the 22 weeks ended July 2, 2011. Comparable store sales for the five months ended June 30 increased 8% on top of a 4% gain last year.
"We are pleased with our better-than-expected June sales," said Michael Balmuth, vice chairman and chief executive officer.
"Our ongoing ability to deliver terrific name brand bargains to today's value-focused shoppers drove broad-based merchandise and geographic sales gains during the month," he added.
Looking ahead, he said: "Based on our sales and gross margin performance in May and June, and our continued projection for a 2% to 3% increase in July same store sales, we now are forecasting earnings per share for the second quarter ending July 28 to be $.77 to $.78. This updated range compares to our previous guidance of $.72 to $.75 and EPS of $.64 in the second quarter of 2011."
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Kuala Lumpur (AFP) Dec 11, 2012
Malaysia has ordered Australian miner Lynas Corp. to ship out waste from its new rare earths plant following protests from environment groups and residents worried about radioactive residue.
Lynas began processing rare earths -- used in anything from missiles to mobile phones -- at the $800 million plant in eastern Pahang state last month after a delay of more than a year due to opposition over health fears.
But four cabinet ministers -- covering trade, science, natural resources and health -- said in a joint statement late Monday that a temporary licence granted to Lynas required it to remove "all the residue" from the plant out of Malaysia.
"The obligation imposed on Lynas in this matter is very clear. The government will not compromise the health and safety of the people and the environment in dealing with the issue of Lynas," they said.
If Lynas fails to comply, the government can suspend or revoke the licence and order it "to immediately cease operation", the ministers warned.
They said Lynas must ship out all residue, including products made from it.
The statement follows local media reports that quoted a top Lynas official in Malaysia as saying it would not remove the waste as it needed to abide by international conventions, which prohibit the export of hazardous wastes.
Lynas officials did not immediately return request for comment. The ministers in their statement said they were referring to "recent inaccurate media reports regarding the removal of the residue".
In November, Lynas cleared a final hurdle when a court gave the go-ahead for the company to fire up. Activists are challenging that court decision with a hearing scheduled for next week, but operations have started.
The Lynas Advanced Materials Plant (LAMP) is set to become one of few sites outside China to process rare earths. The metals, imported from Australia, are used in high-tech equipment.
Residents, activists and opposition leaders have staged numerous protests against the plant, saying it would release radioactive gases and solid waste such as radium and lead, and small amounts of uranium, into the environment.
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Hugh Jackman gets his balls handed to him
For anyone hoping for a director's cut of Wolverine featuring some Hugh Jackman wang, get ready to cry. Turns out footage of the actor's man parts is now kept securely in a sack, according to OK! Magazine:
"It's easy to jump off a waterfall naked, but for a PG-13 movie?! It took a lot of choreography!" he tells Entertainment Tonight.
Hugh will be the only one from now on to see those racy scenes, as he reveals what he calls, "the greatest wrap present" he's "ever gotten."
"Our director gave me a small little bag and inside it where about 8 bits of film, all cut. I said that's interesting, then I held it up to the light and I said, 'Ok, now I know why that's in a bag!' Now it's in my safe somewhere. My privates in a bag!"
If someone gave me footage of my testicles, do you know what I'd say to them? "Thank you." Because I'm polite, courteous and a serial re-gifter.


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Why was Translate This! created?
Throughout my travels across the internet I have come across many interesting websites that are in a different language. Having to copy the URL of the page and go to Google Translate was a little too complicated.
After messing around with the Addon SDK I decided that I should try to make the process of translating a web page easier. This addon is the result.
What's next for Translate This!
I would love to automatically fill out the language settings by the locale of the version of Firefox you are using, that is a feature that is still in development. Another feature that is in development is an improved settings panel. Currently accessing the settings is not as user friendly as it could be.
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text: Thanks, that worked. Sam Adams General Dynamics Information Technology Phone: 210.536.5945 -----Original Message----- From: Garrick Staples [mailto:garrick at usc.edu] Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2007 2:18 PM To: Adams, Samuel D Contr AFRL/HEDR Cc: torqueusers at supercluster.org Subject: Re: [torqueusers] torque client install script problem On Wed, Jul 18, 2007 at 10:13:52AM -0500, Adams, Samuel D Contr AFRL/HEDR alleged: > I am trying to install torque to my clients, but the > torque-package-clients-linux-x86_64.sh script keeps on dieing. I am > installing on RHEL5 nodes. > > [root at prodnode3 torque-2.1.8]# ./torque-package-clients-linux-x86_64.sh > --install --verbose > > Installing TORQUE archive... > > tail: cannot open `+157' for reading: No such file or directory > > gzip: stdin: not in gzip format > setting file user and group ownerships > tail: cannot open `+157' for reading: No such file or directory > > gzip: stdin: not in gzip format > Done. > [root at prodnode3 torque-2.1.8]# > > >From the best I could find by searching the Internet, it seems the > possible problem is that the script is trying to use some kind of > deprecated option for tail hence the "+157" error. Hopefully someone > else has seen this problem and knows the workaround. Bleh. Now we have multiple incompatible 'tail' options on different platforms. Edit buildutils/self-extract-head-sh.in, and replace the 4 instances of 'tail +$SKIP' with 'tail -n +$SKIP', re-run configure and make. I'll figure out another way to do this. -- Garrick Staples, GNU/Linux HPCC SysAdmin University of Southern California Please avoid sending me Word or PowerPoint attachments. See http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/no-word-attachments.html


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Structural and Optical Anisotropy in Nanoporous Anodic Aluminum Oxide
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Porous aluminum oxide has stimulated considerable interest as a nanostructural template, primarily because of the self-organized formation of extremely well-aligned cylindrical pores. One of the fascinating aspects is the tunability of the interpore distance and pore diameter by simple variation of the anodization parameters such as voltage and electrolyte solution composition. Apart from the application of aluminum oxide films as filtration membranes, they are frequently used to fabricate nanowires with large aspect ratios. Many different materials, such as metals, both magnetic and nonmagnetic, semiconductors, nanotubes, and even heterostructures, have been grown in the porous membranes using primarily electrodeposition. Furthermore, porous aluminum oxide membranes have also been used as humidity sensors, or as cathodes for organic light-emitting diodes.
To control and optimize the formation of the aluminum oxide structure as well as the deposition of material within this porous matrix, in situ characterization techniques will certainly be required. Optical reflection techniques provide a nondestructive method to in situ monitor processes such as the anodization and the growth of nanowires. A major advantage of these techniques is their full compatibility with electrochemical or vacuum environments. Several spectroscopic ellipsometry studies of porous aluminum oxide structures, obtained under different anodization conditions, have been published. These investigations were performed on aluminum oxide films, formed by anodizing bulk aluminum samples. Different optical models have been proposed, which take into account the porosity of the film itself, but also include the barrier layer structure between the oxide matrix and the bulk substrate. In these models, the number of parameters is often large due to a proper description of the barrier layer. Determination of the properties of the anodized film in terms of actual physical quantities is not straightforward.
To avoid the aforementioned problems related to the barrier layer, and also to enable an accurate determination of the film thickness, a thin-film sample geometry is employed. The aluminum layer has a well-defined thickness, which can be determined by ex situ techniques, such as electron microscopy. Moreover, full anodization of the aluminum layer allows a smaller number of model parameters, as no bulk aluminum remains and the aforementioned barrier layer is practically absent. In this work, we show that scanning electron microscopy (SEM) enables accurate ex situ characterization of the film thickness and the pore structure after anodization. Ellipsometry spectra are analyzed using an optical model, which takes into account the anisotropy of the porous structure arising from the randomly distributed, aligned pores within the oxide. Based on the original work by Bruggeman and Wien, expressions are given for the parallel and perpendicular components of the dielectric functions, in terms of the cylinder fraction and a nanoporosity of the aluminum oxide matrix. The resulting fit parameters are quantitatively compared with the sample structure determined from electron microscopy images. Furthermore, chemical etching in phosphoric acid solutions enables controlled widening of the pores, and therewith provides a means to test the accuracy of our model. Moreover, we show that ellipsometric experiments on samples etched under different conditions allow identification of the etch process in terms of the order of the etch reaction and the corresponding rate constant.


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"We believe that Macquarie Group is well down the path of transforming the franchise into a lower capital intensive, more efficient and more streamlined business. Clearly there is more to go, however, it does appear a lot of the heavy lifting has been done and hence any market recovery will provide very strong leverage for shareholders."
The broker says the result was impacted by a number of write-downs, particularly in the FICC and Capital parts of the business, and the underlying result was better than implied at face value.
Macquarie delivered net profit after tax of $361 million in the first half 2013, compared with $305 million in the previous corresponding period.
Deutsche says that while a high dividend and the benefit of a share buyback program are positive, it is hard to see the stock outperforming the market in the near term.
The broker forecast earnings per share of $2.40 in 2013, rising to $3.93 in 2014 and $6.27 in 2015. Macquarie posted earnings per share of $2.05 in 2012.
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Getting close to Rupert Murdoch is notoriously difficult, but a glimpse inside the mogul's opulent London penthouse this week answered important questions such as: What does he keep in his bookcase?
A portrait of himself, as well as an intriguing confection of theology, philosophy and airport fiction.
A guide to I Ching nestles against The World's Best Jewish Jokes and both books are partially obscured by two Bibles. Then there are thrillers by John le Carre and Scott Turow, and a Sotheby's catalogue.
The architecture magazine Wallpaper was given a rare tour through the Mayfair penthouse in which Mr Murdoch, wife Wendi Deng and two preschool daughters plan to spend about 10 weeks a year.
Mr Murdoch bought the flat with his former wife, Anna, but recently had it redesigned by architect Carolyn Trevor and her Australian-born husband and business partner, Patrick Lahiff.
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Vyome Biosciences Private Limited, an innovation- driven dermatology company focused on developing novel and innovative treatments for common skin conditions such as dandruff, acne, pigmentation disorders and wound healing, today announced that it has closed Series A financing round of Rs. 18.50 crore. The round was led by IndoUS Venture Partners (IUVP), with Aarin Capital and Navam Capital as co- investors.
Vyome will deploy the new financing to advance the clinical development of its lead anti- dandruff products, and to accelerate the pre-clinical development of its anti-acne products. These safer and more effective next-generation treatments are being developed by harnessing emerging genetic information on the disease-causing microbes with advances in nanotechnology. Vyome has already filed multiple Indian and Global patents on these technologies. "Our vision is to emerge as a company that launches global products from India and competes with the best in the world" said Dr Shiladitya Sengupta, Co-Founder of Vyome and Assistant Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School.
"Vyome is developing creative approaches that will transform how skin diseases will be treated in the future. Dermatology is one area that has not seen much innovation for over five decades but with the recent advances in science, significantly more effective solutions become possible. Vyome has attracted top talent globally, and the ability to generate multiple highly differentiated products by harnessing cutting-edge scientific platforms creates a very compelling value proposition" said Dr R.A. Mashelkar, Chairman of Vyome's Board of Directors and former Director General of CSIR.
"We are backing a top notch scientific team assembled in India that is leveraging leading- edge platform technology to develop promising products to address the $20 billion global dermatology market" said Dr Kumar Shiralagi, Managing Director, IUVP.
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The explosion on the USS Iowa has inevitably roused the press to
wondering whether a ship commissioned in 1943 has a place in a modern Navy. I don't know;
reasonable arguments can be made on both sides of the question. I will attest, however,
that it is one lovely ship
I spent a day aboard the Iowa some years ago on the pretense that I
wanted to write a column about it. really, I had been reading about the Iowas - four of
the class were built - since I was a kid.
The Iowa class were the last of the battleships and the best, the end of
a naval world.
Actually they didn't get much real work even in World War II, having
been passed by technology, notably the aircraft carrier.
Battlewagons of the older classes spent their days bombarding shores in
support of the Marines, and the Iowas did carrier escort duty. In practice, this meant
they sprouted large numbers of 5-inch anti-aircraft guns and almost never fired their huge
16-inch main batteries.
The Iowas are today perhaps the only ships in the fleet that look like
warships. modern ships are boxy so that they can hold electronics, their armament consists
of hidden missiles. They aren't exactly pretty.
But the Iowa is beautiful. When I went onboard, it was tied up in
Norfolk, Va.; low and sleek in the water, gray as bad weather and looking much as it must
have in the remote seas of 1944.
The Iowa is very solid. For example, the face armor on the main turrets
- two forward, one aft for a total nine 16-inch guns - is 17 inches thick if memory
These buckets were meant, in John Paul Jones' phrase, to go in harm's
way, and they were built to take it. Nice touches are involved. For example, rivet heads
inside the turrets have steel caps over them to that a hit on a turret won't send the
rivet flying lethally about. Damage control facilities are multiple and serious.
The ship's innards are awesome. Everything is steel, and everything is
many inches thick. The modern Navy is pretty much built not to get hit. the Iowas assume
they would be hit - and hit hard - and shrug it off. redundancy is taken for granted: two
plotting rooms at opposite ends of the ship to control the big guns, which I believe could
be fired from 11 different places on the ship; fuel tanks are placed to absorb torpedo
Getting into the lower levels of her turret means crawling and
clambering through confined and forbidding spaces of very thick steel, down and down and
down. If you have done any caving, you would recognize the sensation of deep, tight
passages far underground. Doors shut with heavy clunks. Finally you come to rooms where
big shells are put into elevators for the trip to the guns.
You can't get out of a turret quickly. My escort on the Iowa told me
that the turret crews in World War II used to carry derringers in their boots. If the ship
ever started down, they figured they would check out with the pistols instead of drowning
like rats. Fortunately, after Pearl Harbor no American battleship was sunk. exactly how
you would go about sinking an Iowa that had adequate air cover isn't clear.
The idea prevails in some quarters that battleships were brutal but
intellectually not very demanding, like heavy clubs. Thais is wrong. Battleships were the
strategic weapon par excellence until perhaps the late 1930s when carriers became
dominant. Colonies and empires depended on the gray behemoths. Infinite thought went into
designing them.
For example, the side armor was planned with the expected enemy's main
battery in mind. Beyond a certain minimum range, which was carefully calculated, the
enemy's fire couldn't penetrate the ships' formidably thick side armor. Until the enemy
was a much greater minimum distance away, his guns that used plunging fire - i.e. shooting
high so the rounds came down on the thinner deck armor - couldn't get enough plunging
angle to penetrate. Between these ranges was the "immune zone", in which the
enemy couldn't get through the armor at all.
The idea was to arrange things so that, when the enemy was in your
immune zone, he was in your killing zone. Good minds did the mathematics.
I don't yet know the extent of the damage to the Iowa. If only for
artistic reasons, I hope the Navy patches her up. She's a jewel.
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Re: grphing in Mathematica
On 17 Feb 05 12:08:58 -0500 (EST), Nick wrote:
>How do I graph the function x^2+y^2+4z^2=1?
>I am using Mathemetica version 4 and
>using ContourPlot3D doesn't work.
Mathematica plots implicit curves using ImplicitPlot, however, it's a
planar version only and as far as I am aware standard packages of Mathematica
5.1 implement no 3D version. If you are able to parametrize the curve,
use ParametricPlot3D. Otherwise you're left to create a suitable
package yourself.