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The archeologic Survey of Bharat has found this fort throughout excavations throughout 1982 in Haryana and with success declared this project as a "centrally protected site". The Baradari consists of a tall columned mound with a flat roof. The history of this fort dates back to twelfth century throughout the reign of Prithviraj Chauhan and anon the fort was destroyed throughout the insurrection in 1857. Saint George Thomas reconstructed the fort to change determine the boundaries of his territories and created Hisar as his capital. before destruction, the fort was regenerate to a camp throughout British rule once Saint George Thomas relinquished to the British.
Extending to over thirty acres, the fort stands tall as a remnant of the Chauhan kinsfolk. With four sturdy gates on both sides, every wall having fifty two feet height and thirty seven feet thickness, this fort could be a classic example of tactically engineering marvel throughout the rule of Prithviraj Chauhan. The design is generally that of Indian Hindu origin, however, the house of worship at the farther finish seems to possess been designed once the Chauhan amount. The open hall within the middle of the fort incorporates a higher platform for the King to be seated and steps all around to change public gathering. The walls and gates have the carvings of deity, flora and fauna of that amount. The literature excavated from this fort show that a minimum of eighty a lot of native forts were being controlled from this fort, as Hansi/ Hisar was the capital throughout Chauhan amount.
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After the excavation by ASI, this fort has become a traveller attraction. The tourists area unit awed by the idols of religion and Mahavira product of eight metals (Asthadhatu) excluding exhibits of arm from the arm works of medieval amount. To access alternative elements of Bharat, Firoz crowned head Tughlaq had a tunnel mammary gland from below this fort to attach to Daulatabad. This tunnel was the sole access purpose.
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One has got to take the National main road ten on Hisar road for concerning sixteen miles to achieve Asigarh fort. the closest city is Hansi and a railroad station additionally exists within the name of Hansi. native transport is additionally on the market from Hansi city.


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Martinsville Speedway is the last short track of the Sprint Cup season, and its tight confines might offer the final sliver of hope for Jimmie Johnson. The five-time defending champion's bid for a sixth consecutive title is flagging, but he has six wins on the 0.526-mile oval where Roush Fenway Racing teammates Carl Edwards and Matt Kenseth, ranked 1-2 in the points, have struggled.
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Q: Why will last week's race at Talladega Superspeedway remain the hot topic until the green flag drops at Martinsville?
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Toss in NASCAR's suspension Tuesday of three crew chiefs and three car chiefs for unapproved windshields at Talladega, and there's enough scandal to keep a small town in southwest Virginia gossiping for days.
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Q: What does UPS' move from David Ragan to Edwards in 2012 mean for Roush Fenway Racing?
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The initiative, championed by former "M*A*S*H" actor Mike Farrell, would eliminate the death penalty for first-degree murder. The most serious punishment would become life in prison without the possibility of parole.
That would include the 743 inmates now on death row, the largest condemned population of any U.S. state and one beset with cases of extreme mental illness .
"Whether you look at the death penalty from a taxpayer, a criminal justice or a civil rights perspective, what is clear is that it fails in every respect," said Farrell in a written statement Friday evening. "We have to do better in California."
Only 13 inmates have been executed since the current law was enacted in 1978, with none in the last decade after legal challenges against the execution drugs administered by prison officials .
The initiative would require mandatory work while behind bars for those convicted of murder, with wages going to debts owed to crime victims.
The independent Legislative Analyst's Office has estimated that in the long run, the ballot measure would reduce state government expenses by as much as $150 million a year, due the elimination of legal challenges to death sentences.
A similar ballot measure, Proposition 34, was defeated by voters in 2012. A pro-death penalty initiative may also appear on the November ballot , after supporters also turned in signatures last month.
November's field of statewide propositions will probably produce the longest statewide ballot since March 2000 . Besides the two death penalty measures, voter signatures on eight other initiatives are now being checked. The deadline for Secretary of State Alex Padilla to certify the list of ballot measures is June 30.
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Why has senior NSW prosecutor Margaret Cunneen failed for a fifth year in a row to be appointed senior counsel?
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Last week, the New South Wales Bar Association announced that 17 barristers, including three women, had been granted the title Senior Counsel. The SCs get to wear flashier robes and charge even flashier fees.
But what made the news was who didn't make the list. For a fifth year in a row high profile prosecutor Margaret Cunneen, was passed over. And her omission has raised questions about the appointment process. You see Cunneen is an outspoken and controversial figure. She's also very successful. Her conviction rate is about 80%.
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Greg Barnes: Well Margaret Cunneen is a pretty well regarded Crown prosecutor in New South Wales. She's very experienced, she's been a Crown prosecutor since 1990. She has acted in a number of very high profile sexual assault cases in New South Wales, including the gang rape case that took place a number of years ago, Dolly Dunn and Phillip Bell, the notorious paedophiles. She's been a prosecutor in those cases. She's also a woman who's fairly outspoken and last year she gave a speech at the University of Newcastle in which she berated some defence lawyers who she said had misplaced altruism in seeking to get their clients off and not thinking about the broader issues such as the rights of victims and a safer society. Now those views are pretty unpopular with some members of the profession; they're not views that I share, I should say. But they're views which she holds and which she's prepared to put out onto the public record.
Damien Carrick: She said something along the lines of 'Justice isn't achieved by ambush, trickery, dragging proceedings out in a game of attrition, and those sorts of comments really angered a number of criminal lawyers, including a couple that actually made official complaints through the Legal Services Commissioner.
Greg Barnes: Well they did, as I understand it. And her views are not views that I share, but on the other hand I think she's got an entitlement to put those views. She is an experienced prosecutor, it's not as though she's only been in the game for a few months, or a few years. And I think it's important that we do have a debate about those issues.
Damien Carrick: Just recently it's been made clear that she hasn't been made a senior counsel this year; what is the process in New South Wales for becoming a senior counsel?
Greg Barnes: Well in New South Wales, one submits an application to become a Senior Counsel to the New South Wales Bar Association, which is effectively the trade union that runs the legal profession for barristers in New South Wales. There's then a Bar Selection Committee, which says that it consults widely with judges and solicitors and fellow barristers, and then comes up with a series of names that it recommends be appointed as senior counsel. It's not a transparent process, there doesn't seem to be any criteria or publicly stated criteria, and I think furthermore, legal consumers, those who use the services of lawyers, never seem to be asked what they think of the ability or capacity of a particular individual.
Damien Carrick: And as I understand it, that list goes to New South Wales and federal judges who have the opportunity to oppose candidates.
Greg Barnes: Well effectively, as I understand it, it's like a blackballing process, you know, it's like people have being blackballed from the Melbourne Club over the years. If judges take a real set against a particular individual, I think he New South Wales Bar Association would probably say well, we're not going to have them appointed as senior counsel, because the judges don't like that particular individual, and again, I think that's pretty unfortunate.
Damien Carrick: Do we know how far Cunneen got in this process, this progressive blackballing process?
Greg Barnes: Well there are media reports which indicated that some of the judges had taken a set against her. I've got no doubt that in some ways the profession is punishing her for her outspokenness, and particularly for I think articulating what would be pretty unpopular views amongst many in the profession, and I think she's paying a price for that. Because as I say, far too many judge and barristers, take a view that lawyers should be seen and heard only in court but outside of court, never seen and never heard.
Damien Carrick: So what do you think of this entire process? Is this the correct way of choosing people to be considered the pre-eminent practitioners in their area?
Greg Barnes: I think it's farcical, and I think we ought to have a look at whether we need the system at all. The system doesn't operate in any other jurisdictions other than some Commonwealth jurisdictions. The origin of senior counsel was Queen's Counsel, and they were counsellors appointed to the Queen of England back in the 18th century; it's a relic, and it has no place in the modern law because it's not based on merit, it's simply based on patronage. If it was based on merit, Margaret Cunneen would be appointed a senior counsel, and a number of other people would be appointed senior counsel, but they keep missing out because certain people have a set against them. So it's obviously based on patronage and based on playing the game in a certain way. The consumer deserves better. At the end of the day, the consumer pays for this service. If for example it's a complex case, a solicitor will often say to the client, 'Look, I think we need Senior Counsel in this matter', and invariably the solicitor will then say to the client, 'And that's going to cost you a fair bit of money'. So I think if we're going to have this system at all, it ought to be a much more transparent process, so that the stamp of excellence which is put on those professionals, can be seen to be legitimate.
Damien Carrick: So if we're going to keep the system, are there any models which you think work better in terms of creating a transparent meritocracy?
Greg Barnes: None in Australia, and I know in the United Kingdom there's been quite a vigorous debate about whether or not you need senior counsel. But let's have a look at other professions Damien, or other occupations: In for example, the accountancy profession, one has to pass exams to have certain certifications. Amongst solicitors for example, you can be an accredited solicitor, a specialist in a certain area. Now that means though that you have to pass some sort of exam, you have to do certain courses. In the medical profession if you want to become a professor of medicine, there's peer review of your work. The problem with barristers is, as I say, that it's simply based on a secretive process, and that's the same in every State. In some states it's the Chief Justice of the state, who looks at the names and decides who's going to get appointed. In other states, as in New South Wales, it's the Bar Association itself. In either case it's unsatisfactory.
Damien Carrick: I think the argument that this is the way of the profession itself acknowledge who they think is valuable and worthy of recognition and respect...is there some argument that the profession itself, the individuals in the profession should have that kind of input?
Greg Barnes: Well they could have that sort of input, but it then becomes a popularity contest, and I think that's clearly illustrated by the case of Margaret Cunneen. As I say, if you were applying objective criteria based on excellence and intellectual rigour and success in court, then Ms Cunneen would, on the face of it, seem to be a prime candidate to be appointed senior counsel. But it's obviously not that. In Victoria for example, in recent years, we've had politicians in particular, use the system of SCs to jack up a number of women silks at the bar; in other words, use it as a form of affirmative action. Now I don't have a problem with appointing women as silks, but again it indicates that this is a process which is not built on excellence, it's built on patronage, it's built on whether the judges like a particular individual or they don't, and it's built on, in the case of Victoria, on basically a quota system of how many men, how many women are we going to have as silks?
Damien Carrick: Greg Barnes, Hobart barrister and media commentator.
Michael Slattery QC is the president of the New South Wales Bar Association. He heads a panel of five senior barristers who ultimately decide who makes the grade.
To find out how the candidates are regarded by their peers, the list is sent out to a large number of judges, solicitors and barristers for their views.
I asked Michael Slattery QC exactly how many people get to throw in their two-bob's worth.
Michael Slattery: It varies from year to year, and the current year is around about 420, 430.
Damien Carrick: And what input do they have? Do they just simply give a yea or a nay?
Michael Slattery: They are asked to do one of four things: to indicate firstly they don't know the person very well, and the covering letter invites them, if that is the case, not to offer an opinion. You don't want speculation, you want something which is based upon knowledge of the person. And then if they do know the person well enough, to indicate whether or not they agree that they fulfil the requisite qualities under the protocol, or to indicate that they don't, or to indicate an intermediate position which is that there could be perhaps more time spent and that the applicant is not ready yet but may be in the future.
Damien Carrick: Now I know you don't want to talk about specific candidates, but it has been reported in the media that several judges effectively blackballed the application by Margaret Cunneen. Can you tell me how far down the process her application went before it got banged on the head, and by whom?
Michael Slattery: As I said to you Damien, I'm not going to talk about any individual applicant, either a successful applicant or an unsuccessful applicant. That's a matter between myself and that applicant, and I've invited in a letter which went to all the unsuccessful applicants, I've invited each of them to come and speak to me about the process and about the reasons for their lack of success and to consult to assist them in the future, and it's simply not fair to the individuals concerned or any of them to be speaking in a public forum about their applications.
Damien Carrick: Because there is no transparent process, or because it's conducted in-house, how do you stop it degenerating into a popularity competition, or as it's been widely alleged in the Cunneen case, a case of revenge by people who are disgruntled with her style?
Michael Slattery: Again, making a comment, quite apart from any particular case, what I would say to you is there is an application of the protocol which has been published publicly, it's available to all the applicants, it's available to the whole consultation group, it's a detailed reflection of the qualities that are expected of senior counsel, and let me tell you that in no discussion that I've ever had about any applicant in the course of the time that I have been involved in the silk selection process, has any notion of prejudice, revenge, bias, or any such thing ever played any role in the determinations. The system is robust, it is a disciplined and reasoned application of the protocol, and we are an independent organisation who choose our own leaders, and that's based upon the protocol, and that's essentially what's going on here.
Damien Carrick: Commentators like Hobart barrister, Greg Barnes, have said that you don't have to advocate some kind of government-run committee to say that there are alternatives, and he says that there are lots of other professions where you don't have these opaque processes, where solicitors, accountants, doctors, academics, where for promotion or specialist accreditation, you have things like exams or peer review, or clear publicly stated criteria.
Michael Slattery: Well we have clear publicly stated criteria. The individuals concerned can put in their applications as much as they like about themselves; they can nominate any particular judges or other practitioners that they want us to consult, the consultation process is very wide. I mean I've had direct experience by way of analogy, let me tell you, of promotion within the Australian Defence Force, and this process is as or more transparent than that, I can assure you. If you're talking about analogies with other organisations, on the public scale, this one does very well.
Damien Carrick: Michael Slattery, QC, president of the New South Wales Bar Association.
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Tony Eastley: And late today, a District Court judge released the name of the 20-year-old rapist given that 55-year jail term. Judge Michael Finnane's decision to allow ....
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Margaret Cunneen: The Lebanese community, most of whom are law-abiding and good, deserve the spotlight to be taken away from them and placed on the offenders. The cloak of anonymity, that suppression of names provides to these offenders, also protects those who are still at large.
Damien Carrick: Margaret Cunneen, who's been involved in some very controversial trials. Legal academic Annie Cossins, says those cases have given her an unusually high profile.
Annie Cossins: Particularly a couple of years ago when she was working on some big gang rape trials up here, there was an enormous amount of media coverage around these trials. Most trials that crown prosecutors work on, no-one knows about them, do you know what I mean? They might get a small paragraph, or a few paragraphs on page 5 or 6, or something of the daily newspaper. But these trials in particular, were front page news for months and months. So to some extent she was caught in the media limelight I think.
Damien Carrick: She's regarded by some as an outspoken figure. Last year she gave that lecture to students at the University of Newcastle where she said that some defence lawyers use tricks to win the freedom of their obviously guilty clients.
Annie Cossins: Yes, she was just telling the truth. Look, I've worked on sexual assault law reform for many, many years, and I'm aware of the tricks that defence counsel use. And I know lots of stories that would make you kind of weak at the knees, about the tactics that they use, so as far as I'm concerned, from my perspective, she was telling the truth. And we have a system, unfortunately, that allows those tricks to be used.
Damien Carrick: Do you think that the high media profile and a speech last year that she gave to students, may have worked against her, in her application for SC?
Annie Cossins: It's possible, although probably didn't help her case, because remember, I think you were the one that told me this is the fifth year in a row that she's missed out in terms of applying for senior counsel. So she's missed out four years previous to this particular time, so something must have been working against her in those previous years as well.
Damien Carrick: Margaret Cunneen's a figure that divides people. But the divisions are not camps that you might necessarily expect. You've got on the one hand, shall we say women in the profession, feminists more generally, those focused on victims' rights, and media commentators, sometimes conservative media commentators, who are focused on victims' rights and heavy sentences. And on the other hand, you have the boys' club, some women and some left-wing commentators, those in the Civil Rights lobby, those focused on what they regard as the rights of the accused, and even say the demonisation of Muslims, in our media more generally. This is a very complex layered divide, isn't it?
Annie Cossins: Yes, it is. Certainly Margaret, up here in Sydney, is known to be someone who champions the complainant, but I think really all that means is that as a prosecutor, she is actually a human being when it comes to dealing with sexual assault cases. One thing that women and children, and this is from surveys of sexual assault complainants and parents of children who've gone through the court process, one thing that they do say is that the whole process is enormously difficult if the prosecutor is unknown to them, distant, uninvolved, and unsympathetic. And it's a public interest question: what do we want to do when it comes to sexual assault? Do we want to prevent the crime? Do we want to assist people to come forward to complain about the crime, and to appear in court? And if you have prosecutors that actually show that they have the capacity to treat complainants as human beings, then that process is just a little bit easier. And I think Margaret is hugely unfairly criticised for having compassion for victims of sexual assault.
Damien Carrick: Annie Cossins, a senior lecturer at the UNSW Law School.
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Watch video on the big screen in up to 1080p by connecting your device with Lightning connector to a television, projector, or other HDMI-compatible display. Video out supports up to 1080p for iPad mini, iPad with Retina display, iPhone 5, and iPod touch (5th generation)."
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At the time this question was asked, the iPad or iPhone could only manage a lower resolution for mirrored displays than it could for video playback (which is hardware accelerated)
This has changed recently to claim 1080p output for mirrored displays as well (although this is probably upscaled internally from a lower resolution display mode)
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Apani has announced the launch of EpiForce 3.5, the newest version of its single-platform security solution for protecting both virtual and physical networks. EpiForce 3.5 adds identity-based access control and
to create an identity-aware network that enforces security policy based on the identity of the connected user.
The intersection of several trends has made the enforcement of security policy based on user identity a requirement. First, the growth of mobile workers whereby company employees are granted access to corporate networks from multiple locations requires a greater degree of flexibility and accessibility to applications. Second, the growing use of contractors requires a similar flexibility but accessibility for these employees increases the exposure of applications to unauthorised personnel. Third, the growing use of
technology to make data centres more dynamic requires security solutions that do not rely on physical mapping to protect sensitive data and mission-critical applications.
"Most enterprise networks are unable to distinguish between guests, contractors and employees. Applications remain visible to all users, even if they are not authorised to access them, which creates an open invitation for malicious behaviour," said Lawrence Orans, research director at Stamford, Connecticut-based Gartner, Inc. "Identity-aware networks enable security administrators to make unauthorised applications invisible and create the audit trails necessary for many regulations."
"Companies require access from such a diverse group of 'users' that traditional anonymous networks provide far too much visibility to the assets we try to protect," said Scott Ferguson, Apani vice president of product management. "A user's identity is playing a far larger role in access control than just login credentials."
Apani's EpiForce 3.5 provides a single security solution that enables an identity-aware network without requiring network readdressing or reconfigurations, eliminating countless hours of maintenance to support new security initiatives. EpiForce 3.5 is a software-based alternative to using network firewalls and VLANs for security inside the corporate network. EpiForce 3.5 can be installed, deployed and configured on top of existing network infrastructure without requiring changes to the infrastructure.
According to Ferguson, identity-aware networks created with hardware, force users to replace networking equipment or purchase expensive upgrades. The policy control point is the network which forbids the same level of granularity and identity-based
options that are available in EpiForce. "The promise of an identity-aware network is to have visibility into 'who is doing what' on the network, regardless of their entry point. However, we've found that enterprise decision makers are not willing to invest hundreds of hours of time to reconfigure their network to achieve the benefits. Many companies are looking to software to help achieve the goal."
EpiForce 3.5 provides the benefits of an identity-aware network to organisations with legacy systems, contemporary platforms and virtual environments. Working at the network layer, EpiForce deploys logical security zones that are transparent to network infrastructure, users and applications, enabling them to be quickly deployed and efficiently managed from a central console. Unlike hardware-based solutions that rely on physical locations and IP addresses, EpiForce creates an identity-aware network that delivers security to mixed physical and virtual data centres independent of these requirements.
EpiForce uniquely offers corporate security departments the following:
-The creation of logical security zones that control visibility and access to data and applications based on user and system authentication;
-User and policy-based
of data in motion to secure network and inter-VM traffic from internal and external threats;
-Satisfy regulatory requirements by isolating sensitive data and applications without readdressing or reconfiguring the underlying network;
-Secure legacy applications without recording or requiring additional user intervention;
-Manage access control and
policies on physical or virtual servers and clients from a central console, and from anywhere on the network;
-Report generation on security activities such as administrators, client software alerts, configurations, exceptions and system status through open software or standard tools such as Splunk and Crystal Reports;
-Support for over 50 platforms and legacy machines with high availability and fault-tolerant configurations.
As a software solution, EpiForce has a low total cost of ownership, which is less costly to deploy and manage on an annual basis than security hardware. EpiForce is easy to manage, offers exceptional scalability and simple administration. Based on the EpiForce 3.5 platform, EpiForce VM extends the value of identity awareness to virtual data centres. EpiForce VM is compatible with VMware vSphere to protect VMs created and managed with VMware ESX Server 3.5, VMotion and vCenter. EpiForce 3.5 is available immediately.
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The Gold 45/100 is the culmination of the search for the classic JTM 45/100 in a simple and cleanly executed pedal. Having had the good fortune to play extensively through an original JTM 45/100 and countless vintage plexi's, I have always consider these crown jewels to be the sonic footprint of a generation. I have tweaked the Gold 45/100 as closely as I could to capturing the essential qualities of those amps including the big and just-enough-sag in the low end; the fat mids and just-right top-end. There is plenty of gain to recreate the dimed quality of these amplifiers but accurate enough to not get mushy. The lean/rich control was designed with a specific goal: when turned fully counter-clockwise in the lean position, it approximates the tone and feel of plugging into the Normal channel of the amp. In the fully clockwise position, it approximates the tone and feel of plugging into the Bright input. Set it in the middle and you approximate the sound of jumpering the inputs! The Gold 45/100 might just be the last spoonful of tone you need!
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Hamilton Lanphere Smith (November 5, 1819 – 1903) was an American scientist, photographer, and astronomer.
He was born in New London, Connecticut and graduated from Yale in 1839,[1] where he constructed the largest telescope in the country at the time in 1838.
In 1848 Smith wrote "The World", one of the first science textbooks written in America. Smith is best known for patenting the tintype photographic process, which popularized photography in America. He patented the great American tintype on February 19, 1856.[1]
Between 1853 and 1868 he was Professor of Natural Philosophy and Astronomy at Kenyon College, Gambier, Ohio, and later taught at Hobart College in New York. He also created a system for describing microscopic algae that is still in use today.
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