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Oysters Bienville
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Recipe by mollypaul
A wonderful oyster dish from the heart of the south, New Orleans. This would also make a memorable appetizer.
Top Review by Ashleybakes
We made this without the wine or the breadcrumbs, and baked it in a baking dish (didn't want the mess of cleaning dirty oyster shells) and it was delicious. The sauce was a little bit thin, but we ate them over crackers and everyone loved it.
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Ingredients Nutrition
For the roux
- 1 cup butter
- 1 1⁄2 cups flour
For the sauce
- 1⁄4 cup butter (no substitutions)
- 1⁄2 cup onion, minced
- 1 cup green onion, minced
- 1 cup celery, minced
- 2 cups fresh mushrooms, chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, peeled and minced
- 1 cup small shrimp, cleaned and peeled
- 1 teaspoon thyme, minced
- 1 bay leaf
- 1 teaspoon parsley, minced
- 2 -3 drops Angostura bitters
- 2 -3 drops Tabasco sauce
- salt and pepper
- 1⁄4 cup white wine (Chardonnay or Pino Grigio are wonderful, but whatever you have on hand will do)
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 1 cup heavy cream
- 1 1⁄2 cups breadcrumbs
- 2 dozen oysters (uncooked, on the half shell)
- rock salt
Directions See How It's Made
- Preheat the oven to 400°F.
- Make the roux by mixing the flour and butter together; cook slowly and stir constantly, taking care not to scorch until mixture is peanut butter colored.
- Melt the 1/4 cup butter in a saute pan; add onion, green onion, celery and mushrooms.
- Cook until onion becomes transparent, but not brown.
- Add the garlic and shrimp.
- Simmer for ten minutes; add seasonings, white wine, lemon juice and cream.
- Add the roux a bit at a time until the sauce thickens.
- Stir in the bread crumbs; set aside.
- Place rock salt in a large baking pan (or several smaller ones; nestle the oysters in the shell securely into the rock salt.
- Cover each oyster with the sauce and bake for ten minutes, or until the oysters heat through and the sauce browns slightly.
- Serve while hot.


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|The Columbian Apartments, 1410 to 1414 S. Columbian Way, Beacon Hill, Seattle, WA
|Michael Flaherty
Seattle, WA – A partnership between L5 Investments, a Northern California-based multifamily investment firm, and Seattle-based Shuler Architecture, has acquired The Columbian Apartments for $5.82 million in Seattle, WA.
The 40-unit property is located in Beacon Hill, an emerging neighborhood in the south central park area, less than three miles from downtown Seattle. The partnership is planning to add value to the property by modernizing both unit interiors and exterior areas in order to better meet the demand of local renters.
Built in 1965 and located at 1410 to 1414 S. Columbian Way, The Columbian is a community consisting entirely of large two-bedroom apartments. The units feature walk-in closets, private patios and views of the Olympic Peninsula.
The property is well located, with excellent access to mass transit (the metro bus stop is in front of the property, and light rail is just minutes away) and is a short walk to Jefferson Park and the Jefferson Park Golf Course.
"The Columbian presented us with an ideal opportunity to take a well-located apartment community with significant maintenance and management issues and transform it into a coveted place to live," said Michael Flaherty, founder and CEO of L5 Investments.
|Jason Elrod
"As the Seattle residential market tightens and job growth continues to strengthen, we firmly believe that once repositioned, this property will meet the desires of area renters seeking a high-quality apartment community."
The partnership is planning on investing approximately $1.4 million to improve and modernize the property which includes a contemporary makeover of the leasing office and common areas. The unit interiors will be renovated with new appliances and finishes as well as the addition of a washer and dryer in each apartment.
Beacon Hill is one of Seattle's oldest neighborhoods with home prices that have been rapidly appreciating in recent years. The neighborhood sits on a high ridge overlooking Seattle and Elliot Bay. Residents enjoy all the benefits of an urban setting with easy access to the 5 and 90 Interstates, an array of retail and dining options, and nearby employment centers.
Paul Harbor and Grandbridge Real Estate Capital arranged the debt on behalf of L5 and Shuler. Jason Elrod of EHI Real Estate Advisors brokered the transaction on behalf of both the buyer and the seller, a private investor.
In June 2016, L5 Investments and Shuler Architecture acquired Innsbruck Apartments, a fully-occupied, 31-unit multifamily community in SeaTac, WA for $2.6 million.
For a complete copy of the company's news release, please contact:
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Kelly Distances Himself From Trump Over Border Wall, RussiaBy and
Retired general on Capitol Hill for nomination hearing
DHS nominee 'has no problem speaking truth to power'
President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for secretary of Homeland Security outlined differences in opinion with his future boss on border security and on Russia's involvement in the 2016 election and promised "full candor" to a congressional committee considering his appointment.
Retired Marine Corps General John Kelly, known for his blunt talk about threats to the country, distanced himself from Trump early in questioning at his confirmation hearing Tuesday before the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs. He said that a wall is not sufficient to protect the U.S.-Mexico border and that he agrees "with high confidence" in the intelligence community's assessment that Russian President Vladimir Putin tried to influence the presidential race.
"A physical barrier in and of itself will not do the job" at the border, Kelly said. Instead, he favors a "layered defense," including the use of border patrol agents and technology such as drones that would work in "places that perhaps the wall can't be built or will be built any time soon."
Deportation Powers
In written testimony responding to questions from committee members, Kelly said he has discussed the wall "only briefly" with Trump, whose views in their conversation were consistent with his campaign promise to build one. Kelly also wrote that he wants to "rapidly" process deportations of undocumented immigrants. Under current practice, he said, "virtually all illegal aliens get a pass until they commit, and are convicted of, a violent crime" but he believes that existing laws would give him the authority, if confirmed, to deport any "foreign nationals without legal status."
If confirmed, Kelly, 66, would oversee a range of agencies including the Secret Service, Coast Guard, Federal Emergency Management Agency and Customs and Border Protection. Kelly, the former head of U.S. Southern Command, would be the first former general to lead the Department of Homeland Security since its creation following the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks. He and Trump have said they both see that experience as an asset.
"I have never had a problem speaking truth to power, and I firmly believe that those in power deserve full candor and my honest assessment and recommendations," Kelly said in his opening statement.
For a QuickTake Q&A on the confirmation process, click here
Vouching for Kelly after decades of work together, former Defense Secretary Robert Gates described the DHS as "much like a combat command, perhaps the most complex such command" and said that there is "no one more familiar or qualified" than Kelly to fill the post.
Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle vouched for Kelly's reputation as a truth-teller. Delaware Senator Tom Carper, a Democrat, said that while one may not always agree with Kelly, he "always tells us what we need to hear."
Wisconsin Republican Ron Johnson, the chairman of the committee, in a statement before the hearing urged the Senate to move to quickly confirm Kelly once Trump is inaugurated Jan. 20, noting that Janet Napolitano was confirmed by voice vote on the same day that President Barack Obama was sworn in.
Putin's Plans
Trump chose Kelly over other candidates, including Texas Representative Michael McCaul, because he was seen as being tough on border issues, warning not just of the influx of undocumented immigrants at the U.S.-Mexico border but of the potential for drug trafficking and terrorism.
Yet immigration at the southern border is becoming more complicated since a growing number of people apprehended there are coming from Central America and seeking asylum. This poses new challenges for immigration officials since people seeking asylum typically approach the frontier and surrender to border control agents as opposed to trying to sneak between official ports of entry and evade law enforcement.
That means that a wall and surveillance technology might be of limited use to address those coming from Central America. Kelly acknowledged that solutions to solving the current challenges along the southern border will involve greater cooperation with nations south of Mexico.
"I believe the defense of the southwest border really starts about 1,500 miles south, as far south as Peru really," he said.
Kelly and Trump appear to have even more dramatic differences in their views on Russian President Putin's intentions.
"Russia is using power projection in an attempt to erode U.S. leadership and challenge U.S. influence in the Western Hemisphere," Kelly said in a 2015 statement to the Senate Armed Services Committee. "We have seen a clear return to Cold War tactics" under Putin, he said at the time. He said in his written testimony Tuesday that he still agrees with that assessment.
Trump called Putin "very smart" in a Dec. 30 tweet and said it was a "great move" when he declined to eject U.S. diplomats from Russia in response to punishments President Barack Obama announced for for its election-related hacking. Obama closed two Russian diplomatic facilities in the U.S. and declared dozens of diplomats the U.S. considered spies to be persona non grata.


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Blake Lively is an American actress. She is best known as her role as Serena van der Woodsen in the CW drama series Gossip Girl (2007–12), Lively has also starred in such films as The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants (2005), Accepted (2006), The Private Lives of Pippa Lee (2009), The Town (2010), Green Lantern (2011), Savages (2012), The Age of Adaline (2015), and The Shallows (2016). Lively was born on August 25, 1987 in the Tarzana neighborhood of Los Angeles. She is the daughter of Ernie Lively (né Ernest Wilson Brown, Jr.), an actor, and his wife, Elaine (née McAlpin), who worked as a talent scout. She was named after her grandmother's brother. She has an older brother, Eric, two half-sisters, Lori and Robyn, and a half-brother, Jason. Both of her parents and all of her siblings are, or have been, in the entertainment industry. Blake and her four older siblings/half-siblings were raised as Southern Baptists.
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John Mayer Says He Was 'Humiliated' By Taylor Swift Breakup Song
In an interview with Rolling Stone magazine, Mayer, 34, takes aim at Swift's 2010 tune, titled "Dear John," calling it — among other things — cheap songwriting.
"It made me feel terrible," he said. "Because I didn't deserve it. I'm pretty good at taking accountability now, and I never did anything to deserve that. It was a really lousy thing for her to do."
Mayer said he was especially confused by the song, given that he didn't know how Swift felt about their relationship until he actually heard her lyrics.
"I never got an e-mail. I never got a phone call," he said, in the issue on stands Friday. "I was really caught off-guard, and it really humiliated me at a time when I'd already been dressed down."
"I mean, how would you feel if, at the lowest you've ever been, someone kicked you even lower?" he continued.
Mayer and Swift were rumored to have dated from 2009 until June 2010, following Swift's relationship with Twilight actor Taylor Lautner. Their relationship was never officially confirmed.
Ironically, Mayer was once very outspoken about some of his famous relationships. In a now-controversial issue with Playboy, he compared his sexual relationship with ex-girlfriend Jessica Simpson to crack cocaine.
"That girl is like crack cocaine to me," he said. "Sexually it was crazy … It was like napalm, sexual napalm."
Listen to Swift's 'Dear John' below, then tell us: Whose side are you on in this celebrity feud?


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Each year the RELX Group Environmental Challenge is awarded to projects that best demonstrate how they can provide sustainable access to safe water or sanitation.
There is a $50,000 prize for the first place entry and a $25,000 prize for the second place entry. The winners also receive free access for one year to ScienceDirect, our Scientific, Technical & Medical business' database of full text, scientific information, including almost 250,000 articles since 2000 in Environmental Sciences.
Projects must have clear practical applicability, address identified need and advance related issues such as health, education, or human rights.
The RELX Group Environmental Challenge is open to individuals or organisations operating in the not-for-profit and for-profit sectors. Projects must advance sustainable access to safe water where it is presently at risk and/or access to improved sanitation, and include the following criteria:
These are the criteria against which projects will be assessed. Early stage projects are preferred. The winning project in the RELX Group Environmental Challenge will receive a single payment of $50,000, with the second place finisher receiving a single payment of $25,000.
All applicants will be offered access to relevant RELX Group products, such as Water Research, that can help in the preparation of their submissions. All applicants will be offered access to LexisNexis Risk Solution's open source high performance computing (HPCC) resource, to allow them to process large amounts of research data. Documentation, tools, code examples and online training courses in HPCC and ECL, the programming language used by the HPCC Systems platform, will also be available to those applicants that may need them. Winning projects will be highlighted in Water Research.
View our video looking back on five years of innovation with the RELX Group Environmental Challenge
View videos below of some of our previous winners:
AIDFI, the Philippines
Tagore Sengupta Foundation, India
Applications will be reviewed against the RELX Group Environmental Challenge criteria by the RELX Group Environmental Challenge advisory group, comprised of relevant internal and external water and sanitation specialists. Those in contention for the short list will be reviewed by an expert panel of external judges. The shortlist will be announced in June 2017. Shortlisted candidates will be given the opportunity to refine and elaborate on their proposals. Following interviews of shortlisted candidates, winners will be announced.
Click here to register for the 2017 Environmental Challenge
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Environmental Challenge first place winner, $50,000: Loowatt Ltd.
Loowatt has developed a proprietary waterless and energy-generating toilet system that is clean and odourless, creating social and environmental benefits that include water savings, carbon emissions reduction, improved human health and job creation. Loowatt's patented core technology can fit into toilets of any shape or size and seals human waste into biodegradable polymer film. These are then emptied into an anaerobic digester where it is converted into natural gas or fertiliser – creating local jobs and revenue streams. With support from the Environmental Challenge, Loowatt will address low access to quality sanitation in Madagascar's capital city through investment in local manufacturing capacity for toilet refills. This will create jobs and revenue streams for the city residents while supporting Loowatt's ambition for its technology to serve over 2m million customers a day in developing markets.
Environmental Challenge second place winner, $25,000: Aguaclara LLC
The $25,000 second prize winner is US-based AguaClara LLC, a social enterprise borne out of Cornell University. Its designs are for municipal-scale, nonelectric water treatment plants that are simple to operate and sustainable in small towns and villages. AguaClara's gravity-powered water treatment technology is sustainable from its has sustainability built in, from their oopen-source design through to to easy maintenance of its modular components. Existing projects in Honduras (supported by the Cornell AguaClara programme prior to the founding of the company) and India are built using locally available materials and operated by the communities they serve. The Environmental Challenge prize money will support AguaClara in creating a 10-village water disinfection system in Orissa, India that will initially bring drinking potable water to 5,000 people, create jobs through manufacture and operation of the system and drive research to further improve the technology.
Environmental Challenge first place winner, $50,000: Alternative Indigenous Development Foundation (AIDFI)
AIDFI, a Philippines-based social enterprise that provides reliable drinking water to upland rural areas using a unique hydraulic ram pump. Made from locally-sourced materials, the pump uses the pressure of falling water to pump water to villages above a water source, with each pump reaching an average of 600 people. AIDFI has had success in Afghanistan, Colombia, Nepal and the Philippines, assisting some 222,000 people in 370 villages. The prize money will launch a ram pump pilot project in Mexico.
Environmental Challenge second place winner, $25,000: Project Salino
The $25,000 second prize winner is Salino, a project managed by Devlina Das of India's VIT University. The project will convert sea water into drinking water using a unique five-step method powered by solar energy. Aimed at India's semi-arid and arid zones, Salino will initially target 50 homes and data from the pilot will be used to scale implementation.
Environmental Challenge first place winner, $50,000: Sustainable Sanitation Design
Unisex Urinal: value-creating sanitation in Bwaise (Kampala), Uganda
Over 1bn people live in urban slums, without access to sanitation facilities. SuSan Design's unisex urinal concept was developed through an inclusive design process with women in a Kampala slum. It provides women with a low cost urinal in their home that gives them privacy, collects valuable nutrients and reduces local pollution. It plays a pivotal role in reducing volumes in toilets and facilitates nutrient recovery.
Using funding from Reed Elsevier, the project will provide unisex urinals to 10,000 households, serving around 50,000 out of the 430,000 people living in slum settlements of Kampala. The urine will be collected and sold as natural fertiliser for local agriculture and/or to the flower production companies just outside Kampala.
Environmental Challenge second place winner, $25,000: Ecofiltro S.A
Development of the Ceramic Disk Filter for Household Water Treatment in Guatemala
A systematic review of water, sanitation and hygiene interventions commissioned by the World Bank suggests that improving household drinking water quality at the point of use is more effective in reducing diarrheal disease risks (by 30 to 40 percent) than improvements at the source. Ecofiltro, S.A. is one of the most successful ceramic filter factories in the developing world with a recognised brand name and successful track record in the manufacture, marketing and sales of ceramic pot filters to both urban and rural customers in Guatemala
Reed Elsevier funds will be used to develop and commercialise a new type of household water treatment and safe storage system called the ceramic disk filter—a practical, effective and affordable technology that provides a "protective" level of treatment performance for protozoa, bacteria and virus removal.
WASH Alliance prize winner, $15,000: Stanford Program on Water, Health & Development
Lotus Water: community-scale automated chlorination for drinking water in urban slums
More than 90 percent of households in the slums of Dhaka are served through public taps or handpumps connected to the municipal water system, commonly shared by 10-100 households. The Stanford team conducted a survey of shared water points in Dhaka slums and found that 98 percent are contaminated. Their product offers reliable chlorine dosing while remaining low-cost; it can be easily integrated into existing handpumps, and is designed to dose water accurately even under variable and intermittent flow.
Direct beneficiaries of the next phase (installation of 150 devices) of the Lotus Water project will include approximately 2,000 households in Dhaka, or 10,000 people, who will access disinfected water as a result of using the technology. These sites will also allow the team to carry out health impact and business model evaluations.
Environmental Challenge first place winner, $50,000: WaterSHED
[photograph from WaterSHED]
Introduction of Improved Toilet Shelters for Increased Sanitation Coverage
An estimated 1.8m million households in rural Cambodia do not have access to safe sanitation. WaterSHED's goal is to use local market channels to improve the supply of Cambodia's safe, sustainable, and affordable sanitation products and services. WaterSHED's research demonstrates that Cambodians desire a shelter for sanitation facilities, and will not purchase a latrine without an appropriate accompanying structure.
The Environmental Challenge award will allow WaterSHED to iteratively design and test-market a solution to improve access to toilet facilities for a significant portion of rural Cambodians, providing an affordable, attractive, and accessible shelter using durable, environmentally safe materials.
WaterSHED predicts their efforts will encourage more than 50,000 households to build latrines within the next two years, with far-reaching impacts across the region.
Environmental Challenge second place winner, $25,000: Gadgil Lab, UC Berkeley
Sustainable and scalable arsenic remediation of groundwater in South Asia
Deaths and disease are linked to high levels of naturally occurring arsenic in untreated groundwater throughout South Asia. Gadgil Lab, UC Berkeley, aims to bring safe water to local communities in West Bengal through their invention, Electro-Chemical Arsenic Remediation (ECAR). ECAR removes arsenic using ordinary steel plates and low DC voltage; its performance exceeds international standards for arsenic-safety across diverse groundwater conditions, and produces less waste sludge than conventional methods.
ECAR is rapidly scalable, directly addressing causes of previous failure through a focus on maintenance, ongoing education, affordability, and quality control.
The Environmental Challenge award will be used to distribute arsenic-safe water from the ECAR prototype to school children in West Bengal, in collaboration with school administration and its management committees. Schools will serve as educational hubs for awareness and community involvement, and social marketing. Excess water will be sold at locally affordable prices to the village community.
WASH Alliance prize winner, $15,000: Text to Change
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WaterMonitor: Managing water supply and engaging communities at scale
The UN Joint Monitoring Program has estimated that water points in Africa fail between 30-60 percent of the time, while mobile phone penetration in Africa is approaching 60% and growing. Text to Change will develop a mobile communication tool called WaterMonitor to improve access to water in Uganda, helping map and extend the lifetime of the country's water points.
WaterMonitor will allow stakeholders in the water value chain to map, monitor, and manage water infrastructure. Users will send a free SMS using simple codes to water companies containing all the relevant information needed for a repair, allowing water companies to respond more quickly.
The Environmental Challenge award will be used to map Uganda's water points and for engagement with communities on WaterMonitor through traditional media such as radio, television, and posters, and mobile phone alerts.
Environmental Challenge first place winner, $50,000
Centre for Affordable Water and Sanitation Technology (CAWST)
Iron-amended Biosand Water Filter for Millions of People in Nepal and Around the World
The project modifies a traditional Biosand Filter, which effectively strains large pathogens, by adding iron particles in order to remove viruses that previously remained in the filtered water. Rural villages in Nepal are greatly affected by water-borne diseases; this inexpensive project using local materials aims to help by installing 150 amended filters in two such villages that currently get their water from open springs. The project will especially target 1,000 of the most vulnerable people in the communities and provide health, environment, gender, and hygiene education workshops for the local community.
CAWST, based in Calgary, Canada, will be partnering with the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC), who developed the technology, and with Environment and Public Health Organization (ENPHO), a well-established and respected local NGO to disseminate the iron-amended Biosand Filters. The hope is that within 10 years, the technology can be adopted by and help millions of people worldwide. CAWST will facilitate this by disseminating anything learned from the project through its global network.
Environmental Challenge second place winner, $25,000
Sustainable Sanitation in Urban Slums of Africa
The project focuses on sustainable sanitation in the slums of Kenya, where 80 per cent of the population lacks access to adequate sanitation. Sanergy develops a dense network of small-scale but high-quality sanitation centres in slums. Each toilet is run by a local entrepreneur, with a training and support system in place. Waste cartridges are collected daily by Sanergy staff, and the waste is then converted into organic fertilizer and electricity. The prize money will be used to expand the pilot project, hopefully to 250 toilets in Nairobi by the end of 2012, and demonstrate the viability of the model across the entire value chain.
The project takes a systems-based approach with the issue, building out the entire sanitation value chain. It not only addresses the environmental and health impacts of poor sanitation, but seeks to boost the local economy as well. It also involves a range of stakeholders, including local residents, manufacturers, NGOs and the city council. Sanergy itself is well embedded in the local environment - 80 per cent of the team is Kenyan.
Watch Sanergy video
Environmental Challenge first place winner, $50,000
Tagore-SenGupta Foundation
Sustainable Treatment of Contaminated Groundwater in Cambodia: Turning a Crisis into an Economic Enterprise
The project focuses on arsenic removal in ground-sourced drinking water in Cambodia. Many people living in the Mekong river floodplains in Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos use water contaminated with arsenic at concentrations typically over 20 times the safe limit prescribed by the World Health Organization. The project involves an arsenic groundwater removal system using locally available chemical compounds and reusable sand filters. Ground water is pumped into an overhead tank, chemically stabilised, filtered using reusable arsenic-selective adsorbents, and converted into stable sludge/solids for safe long-term storage. Twelve community-level arsenic removal units are to be installed in remote villages and schools in Cambodia.
The project, using locally available raw materials, will complement traditional methods of water collection and costs will be shared by users. Environmental sustainability is addressed through the careful containment and storage of the arsenic removed from the contaminated water to ensure it does not leach into the environment. Socio-economic sustainability will be addressed through the formation and functioning of community water councils to ensure efficient operation and upkeep of the units. The Tagore-SenGupta Foundation, based in Pennsylvania, will be partnering with Cambodian NGO, This Life Cambodia, and Lehigh University.
Environmental Challenge second place winner, $25,000
Jenna Forsyth
Improving access to safe water and empowering students and communities through a scalable school-based water treatment and education programme in Kenya
The project developed by Jenna Forsyth, a student at the University of Washington, aims to develop a scalable school water treatment and education programme in the Nyanza province of western Kenya. The Smart Electrochlorinator 200, developed with Cascade Designs and Program for Appropriate Technology in Health, utilises locally available salt and battery or solar power to generate enough chlorine-based disinfectant solution per six minute cycle to treat 200 litres of water. The pilot, concentrating on three schools initially, will involve creation of school water clubs to increase knowledge of basic water, sanitation, and hygiene, among students, teachers, and parents.
The project will engage a range of stakeholders including community health workers, village leaders, and officials from the Kenyan Ministries of Education, Water, and Public Health. A project leader from each school will be trained to conduct regular sampling to ensure the water meets WHO standards for water quality.
The other shortlisted projects were:
"Aakash Ganga": A community rooftop rainwater harvesting system in India
Candidate: Pratibha Shenoy/Sustainable Innovations Inc.
Water supply in India is dependent on the monsoon which brings a rainy season in the summer accounting for 80% of yearly rainfall. Delayed onset of the monsoon can have catastrophic consequences for the domestic water supply and larger economy. This project to collect and store rooftop rainwater, aims to provide equitable distribution of drinking water, at a village level, all year round.
The rooftop collection system has been piloted successfully in six villages in Rajasthan. The collected rainwater is shared between a network of local reservoirs, with capacity to supply domestic water to each household for a year.
If successful, prize money will contribute to the extension of the project, including construction of a 10,000 m2 rainwater harvesting park that will yield an estimated 40 liters of water per capita per day. Among other contributions, local government would lease land for free to establish the park. Total project cost is estimated at $85,000 for one village.
A solar energy-based water purification system for Mozambique
Candidate: Boris Atanassov/Greenlight
Following the end of a 30 year civil war in 1995, Mozambique is still recovering from the destruction of its infrastructure, particularly in rural districts. As few as 32% of the population have access to adequate sanitation and just 43% to clean water, and the practice of boiling water for purification using inefficient biomass fuel systems brings further health impacts and contributes to deforestation and CO2 emissions.
This project would utilise a water purification system, developed by Solvatten in Sweden, to purify water through solar energy. Each 10-liter unit can purify water in as little as two hours, generating 10-30 litres of safe drinking water per day. Two regions, one urban and one rural, suffering from severe water-quality problems would be chosen in the pilot which aims to reach 500 communities. The total cost of the project is estimated at $49,900.
Dr Mark van Loosdrecht
Dr Mark van Loosdrecht is a full professor in the department of Biochemical Engineering at Delft University of Technology, and head of the Environmental Biotechnology section. He obtained his Engineering Degree in Environmental Engineering at Wageningen University and obtained his PhD with a focus on the adhesion of bacteria and the effects of adhesion on the microbial physiology at the same university in 1988. He has been lecturing at Delft University of Technology since 1988. He has been a scientific advisor of Water Cycle Research at KWR Water Cycle Research since 2008, and holds several fellowships and an honorary doctorate at the ETH Zurich. His research interests include the principles of microbial growth in biofilms and granules and the principles of metabolism in mixed microbial cultures under dynamic conditions, and one of his many academic achievements has been in the mechanistical understanding of biological phosphorus removal processes from wastewater and of the morphogenesis of biofilms. Currently four different wastewater treatment processes developed by his team are being introduced on a commercial scale.
Dr van Loosdrecht is Editor-In-Chief of Elsevier's journal Water Research and has recently been awarded the Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize 2012 for his breakthrough contributions in creating sustainable solutions in the field of wastewater treatment. He has contributed a video interview to Elsevier's Bigger Brains initiative, a platform that provides career guidance and advice for early career researchers.
Dr Prasad Modak
Prasad Modak obtained BTech (Civil Engg-1978) and MTech (Environmental Science and Engg-1980) from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay. He received Doctor of Environmental Engg from the Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok, Thailand in 1984. Dr Modak joined the Centre for Environmental Science and Engg at IIT Bombay as a faculty in 1984. He left IIT Bombay in 1995 to set up the Environmental Management Centre (www.emcentre.com).
Since 1996, Dr Modak has worked as a Corporate Consultant (Environment & Infrastructure) with Infrastructure Leasing and Financial Services (IL&FS) Ltd. In this capacity he provides oversight on IL&FS's Environmental & Social Policy Framework. Dr Modak is an Adjunct Professor at the Centre for Technology Alternatives in Rural Areas at IIT, Bombay since 2009.
Dr Modak has worked with almost all key UN, multi-lateral and bi-lateral developmental institutions in the world. Prominent amongst these are United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), Geneva, Osaka and Paris; United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), New York, UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA), New York; United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), Vienna; Dept for International Development (DFID); London; Deutsche Gesellschaft für Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ) and Carl Duisburg Gesellschaft (CDG), Germany; Asian Productivity Organization (APO), Tokyo; Swedish International Development Agency (SIDA), Embassy of the Netherlands, New Delhi; Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO), the World Bank (WB), International Finance Corporation (IFC) and the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
Dr Modak has been invited by several international agencies, public bodies, professional journals and Governments to serve as a Jury and a Reviewer. He has authored and executed more than 300 consulting reports and trained more than 5000 professionals across the World.
Dr Modak has published books with UN University on EIA (translations in Chinese, Japanese), Tokyo; Oxford University Press; UNEP, Paris on Textile Industry and Environment and Centre for Environmental Education in India on Waste Minimization. In 1993, he coordinated learning materials on Air Pollution for UNESCO. For UNEP, Geneva he served as Coordinating Author for the Chapter on Waste Management & Recycling in the Green Economy Report. He was instrumental in developing the International Platform for Waste Management for Local Authorities (IPLA) for UNCRD. He served as Hon Editor of the Journal of Indian Water Works between 1998 and 2004.
Dr Modak is a Council Member of the International Green Purchasing Network (IGPN), a Columnist for Green Purchasing Asia magazine which is published from Malaysia and he chairs the Green Purchasing Network India.
Dr Modak has received a number of awards and recognitions, and his name has been listed in distinguished personalities on environmental management. He has been recipient of the Distinguished Alumni Award of AITAA in 2010 for Significant Contribution to International Affairs. In 2011, Dr Modak was elected by the American Association of Environmental Engineers as Board Certified Environmental Engineering Member for his work in Research, Teaching and Professional Practice.
Dr Gang Pan
Dr Gang Pan is a professor at the Research Center for Eco-environmental Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences. He is the Chairman of the Global Phosphorus Recycling Initiative (GPRI), SCOPE (Scientific Committee on Problems of the Environment), chief scientist of a Sino-EU governmental cooperation programme on water science (Ministry of Science and Technology), deputy chief-scientist of a national R&D programme on Taihu Lake (45 million RMB) and project leader for three national key basic research projects (11 million RMB).
He is the vice president of Chinese Association of Aquatic Environment, board member of the Chinese Society of Environmental Nanotechnology,, the Chinese Society of Environment and Energy, the NSF assessment panel, and the Chinese Society of Limnology and Oceanology. He is a member of American Chemical Society, and a member of the editorial board of five peer reviewed journals. He has published more than 140 peer reviewed papers and issued more than 40 patents.
Dr Pan was a pioneer in developing cost-effective and safe technologies for toxic algal blooms and water pollution controls as well as nutrient recycle/reuse technologies in natural water systems. He also developed fundamental physicochemical theories and methods to study environmental and geochemical interfacial reactions (adsorption, flocculation, and nano science). He has a track record in developing multidisciplinary studies in chemical, environmental, ecological, water, and nano areas, ranging from fundamental science to applied engineering.
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Left: Curator Pi Li with collector Hallam Chow. Right: Dealer Emmanuel Perrotin with actor Edison Chen. (Except where noted, all photos: Yangzi)
COMING FROM the Shenzhen Sculpture Biennale, just thirty minutes across the border, I crossed the gold ingot–shaped Victoria Harbor into Hong Kong Central, where all those luxury brands unaffordable in Beijing are suddenly in arm's reach. Central is the only place I know where Bulgari, Gucci, and Chanel are not ostentatious but de rigueur. It's an affluence mentality, but until recently prices for basic items were so high that residents would cross the northern border to buy household goods. Today, food safety issues, inflation, and luxury taxes have reversed the flow of commercial traffic, and mainlanders come in for everything from soy sauce to Ming porcelains. Last week, the fifth Art HK upped the ante, making the otherwise quiet island into a perfect storm of conspicuous consumption and gallery launches, all succinctly epitomized by a clutch of VIP dinners that, as artist Paul Chan observed, "you were not invited to."
Art HK's VIP calendar exceeded nine pages, each event more exclusive than the last. Some were simply on the list to announce that they were too good for you. (The entry for Hauser & Wirth's dinner, marked "Strictly By Private Invitation Only," included an e-mail address for inquiries.) The real madness began the day before the fair. On Tuesday, at 50 Connaught Road, the toniest real estate in town, White Cube and Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin held inaugural shows (Anselm Kiefer at the former, KAWS at the latter) that featured cameos from the Cantonese film set. Zheng Lin, director of Beijing's Tang Contemporary Gallery, had recently gone shopping for spaces, and whispered that the rent was more than forty times the average price in Beijing's 798 District. Elbow room could be the most precious commodity in Central.
From there we walked to the less regal Pedder Building, which houses Gagosian HK and several other galleries. RSVPs were required, but there was no stopping the Louboutin-heeled crowds lined up outside the teeny entrance, hoping for a shot at the elevator. The only other way up was via the under-construction stairway. Eyeing the scrambling mob of collectors, we took to the stairs, where women in couture ducked under iron scaffolding and stepped over dusty tarpaulins, resolutely ascending, oblivious to the distinctly non-VIP conditions.
Left: Dealer Jay Jopling. Right: Dealer Pearl Lam with collectors Robert and Chantal Miller and Radhika Bryan.
Upon reaching the seventh floor, Shanghainese dealer-socialite Pearl Lam, dressed in a purple tank dress with hair (and colored contacts) to match, moved deftly on platform heels through the throngs of notables. So many flowers were lined up in the hallway outside her gallery, it was positively funereal. While squeezing through the exit door and back onto the treacherous stairwell, I spotted a small cache of broken champagne glasses and crushed flowers in a pool of crystalline fluid, the detritus of opulence.
The next day, crowds flocked to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center for the opening of the fair, its final iteration before it officially starts brandishing the Art Basel logo. The vernissage was followed by a dinner, hosted by the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art, celebrating The Future Will Be . . . China Edition, a copublication with Pinacoteca Giovanni e Marella Agnelli "curated" by Hans Ulrich Obrist. "The bible on China—the new little red book," one Singaporean curator rolled his eyes. The party was exclusive enough not to be listed. While HK Tatler cover girl Dee Poon chatted with dealer Lorcan O'Neill, Ginevra Elkann and Ullens director Philip Tinari struggled to keep Obrist on the ground. The little tome, indeed red and compact, had launched earlier at a swish brunch hosted by the Asia Society's new Hong Kong center (that publication got a lot of mileage), a converted British military compound formerly used for processing gunpowder.
Those not invited to private parties that night (clearly the majority) were poolside at the Modern Media/K11 soiree on the Grand Hyatt rooftop, which was washed out during what was to be the beginning of four days of torrential rain (hence the soaked gowns and dripping suits crowding the cavernous lobby). We missed the ladies in bikinis ("Russians," one Chinese artist commented to me with conviction), but arrived in time to see everyone modeling their damp spring 2012 collections. The lobby bar was at full capacity, and two waifish female employees were turning away angry people clutching Art HK VIP cards. Given the queue and the storm, a taxi getaway wasn't an option, so an artist in our party requested five umbrellas from the concierge under a guest's name (apologies to "Michael Lin") and we made a swift exit.
Left: Vogue China editor in chief Angelica Cheung with director of UCCA Philip Tinari. Right: Executive director and curator of Sàn Art, Saigon, Zoe Butt, with artist Dinh Q. Lê and Katie de Tilly, director of 10 Chancery Lane Gallery.
Thursday morning, 10 Chancery Lane Gallery and Platform China opened shows by Dinh Q. Le and Jia Aili in the Art East Island industrial building. I took my VIP brunch of bagels and coffee standing in the hallway, half-listening to a local woman's précis of the Beijing art scene. "I've been there," she droned, "but it's so big, and everyone moves so fast." The Asia Funeral Expo & Conference had opened concurrently back at the same convention center (no flowers, mostly caskets and urns), a bit of a downgrade from last year's Christie's auction, which was held the day after the opening of the 2011 fair. A collector of contemporary ink painting suggested that the auction date was changed to actually avoid intersecting with the fair, the thinking being that mainland buyers bidding on ink painting and antiquities wouldn't want to jostle with the contemporary crowds.
That evening, a hundred or so people boarded two enormous cruisers destined for a seafood dinner in distant Sai Kung—a "quaint fishing village," as our host, philanthropist Hallam Chow, put it. We were there to celebrate Pi Li's appointment as curator of M+, a new museum of "visual culture" in the West Kowloon district, directed by Lars Nittve and scheduled to open in 2017. Dining on abalone and crab, I sat with a boisterous man reputed to be a Taiwanese mobster (in this context, an art collector). A Shanghai dealer babbled about spending the last evening playing baccarat at the MGM on Macau: "But you can't tell I've been up all night," he assured me and my silent lady friends, staring at us earnestly with bloodshot eyes. As we all stood to toast our host, conversation moved to his diamond-encrusted watch ("only thirty-three in the world"), which complemented the bedazzled skull on his popped-collar polo shirt.
Left: Haus der Kunst director Okwui Enwezor with Claire Hsu, executive director of Asia Art Archive, and Jane DeBevoise, chair of Asia Art Archive. (Photo: Doretta Lau) Right: Artist Liu Ye.
"Busy" doesn't begin to describe the ensuing days: an Intelligence Squared debate on whether or not "Contemporary Art Excludes the 99 Percent" (the answer seemed obvious to me, but I was on to the next party and missed the vote); a "booze cruise" with the Long March Space ("Access with VIP Card, RSVP Essential, Limited Capacity"); karaoke artist videos hosted by Saamlung gallery. But the HK art world came to a full stop Saturday evening with a party hosted by collectors Stephen and Yana Peel. Hundreds of VIPs willingly crammed together one last time. While dealers Finola Jones and Urs Meile struggled to shout their conversation through the din, others among them, like Sean Kelly, Maureen Paley, and Stephen Friedman, smiled gamely in their sweat-soaked clothes and simply raised their glasses. Surely there was no better place to be—everyone present, from Zaha Hadid and her entourage to Asia Art Archive director Claire Hsu and partner Benjamin Vuchot, must have agreed—before the crowds shimmied past legendary HK performance artist the Frog King Kwok, dressed in his customary Kermit-like regalia, and on to their long flights home.
Just a few minutes north, clearly jealous that the party has moved south of the border, Chinese customs officials have begun collecting import duty and a value-added tax on all "artworks" shipped back to the mainland. In Shenzhen, artists complained bitterly that they couldn't afford to bring their work home; some have simply canceled shows because of prohibitively high taxes, and in an unusual display of brawn from Beijing, the German manager of an art-freight company has been jailed since March 31, charged with falsifying values of artworks to avoid $1.6 million in taxes. En route home, a dealer from the mainland confessed that the entire gallery staff was bringing home artworks as carry-on luggage, and I paused to wonder once again about "the future" and China.
Left: Collectors Steve and Yana Peel with M+ director Lars Nittve. Right: Collector Uli Sigg.
Left: Leng Lin, CEO of Pace Beijing. Right: Feng Mengbo, Yang Jiecang, Sui Jianguo, and dealer Johnson Chang.
Left: Artist Choi Jeong Hwa. Right: Modern Media CEO Thomas Shao, artist Wang Jianwei, and Modern Media PR Lihsin Tsai.
Left: Anna Schwartz with artist Joseph Kosuth. Right: Asia Society exhibitions director Melissa Chiu, curator Hans Ulrich Obrist, and artist Nadim Abbas.
Left: Rashaad Newsome performance at Feast Projects. Right: Dealer Urs Meile. (Photos: Doretta Lau)
Left: AsiaArtPacific editor in chief Elaine W. Ng and artist Heman Chong. Right: Paola Potena (left) and the Lia Rumma Gallery team.
Left: Dealers Marianne Boesky and Adrian Turner. Right: May Xue, CEO of UCCA, with Laura Zhou of White Cube HK, and collector Jane Zhao.
Left: Critic Karen Smith, director of Platform China Natalie Sun, and lyricist Yao Chien. Right: Curator and artist Joseph Ng with writer and curator Davina Lee.
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Vardar's left back Andrea Penezic finished the Women's EHF Champions League with 98 goals and claimed the top scorer's title. The Most Valuable Player of the TIPPMIX EHF FINAL4 was Nycke Groot, who helped Györ win the title with six goals.
After the breathtaking thriller first the individual awards were announced. The top scorer, as known before the final, was Andrea Penezic, who scored four goals against Győr to finish the season just two goals shy of 100.
"It is always nice to win individual awards, for which I have to say thanks to my team, but if you ask me about to exchange this award to the Champions League title, I would replace it," said Penezic.
"It was a very tough game. It is not for human to play two hard games two days in a row. We were so close. We gave our best, but they won by one goal. It was a dream come true for us to play in the final for the first time. We were prepared to take the title, but it wasn't enough," added the Croatian left back.
Bella Guldén climbed to second with her remarkable nine-goal tally in the third-place game leapfrogging her opponents from Buducnost, Katarina Bulatovic and Cristina Neagu, who both finished with 90 goals.
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The Most Valuable Player of the final was Nycke Groot, the Dutch centre back finished the game against Vardar with six goals and a number of important assists. The 29-year-old playmaker has been excellent all season, she was a key player of the Champions League winner.
"We had to use the last drop of our energy to win the tournament so I am very proud of the team. To play two such intensive games in a weekend is extreme. It wasn't until three seconds from the end that I believed we had won it," said Groot after the game.
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"Any idiot can have sex with a woman, impregnate her and having a child but it takes a real man to be a compasionate and hard working father and a good role model to his kids"
"Any dumb broad with a good fertility can get knocked up by a man, get pregnant and give birth to children but it takes a real lady to be a nurturing, compassionate and hard working mother".
I think some mothers need to stop bitching and whining about how their life sucks raising children and the world "has to" help them with their struggles along with their sense of entitlement, as if all mothers automatically deserve special treatment just because they gave birth to children. As much as I dislike and have little to no respect for deadbeat, lazy and abusive fathers, I've never met any man with children, who has this sense of entitlement.
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Furthermore it takes a LOT of work and support to raise children. Why do you think there more single mothers on social programs than any other demographic? Abortions are not easy to get and there are more and more organizations working to stop women from being able to access them at all. Child care often costs more than one person can make on minimum wage. There are so many costs to children.
It's also cheaper to provide social support for parents regardless of their status. A successful law abiding adult is more likely to go to college and therefor more likely to achieve a higher income which generates more tax revenue. We need to stop trying to constantly punish people for being poor like it's some sort of moral failing and we need to stop making sexist generalizations.
If we hate "that" type of people so much, why aren't we doing more to help their children who did *not* choose their parents or life situation out of it? Why aren't we saying, "yeah your dad ran out on your mom but we'll still make sure you get enough to eat and can read so you have a better chance of succeeding in school"
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A recent report of a man dressed up as a woman walking around the campus of a women's college in a suspicious manner is drawing a lot of attention in Korea.
Multiple sightings of this person were posted on Dongduk Women's University's Facebook page recently.
One post stated, "What was that guy dressed like a woman, walking around the classrooms this morning? He was wearing a skirt and had makeup on, but he looked scary."
Others also backed up the post by supporting what the original poster witnessed. According to multiple accounts, the person was about 180cm (5 ft 10 in), had long hair down to his waist, but had sideburns. Notably, the person was lingering around the locker room where student athletes change their clothes. Many students were concerned that the person might have installed a hidden camera.
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Arcadius, 19 January 383 - 1 May 408 A.D.
Arcadius was born in Hispania, the elder son of Theodosius I and Aelia Flaccilla, and brother of Honorius. His father declared him an Augustus and co-ruler for the Eastern half of the Empire on 19 January 383. His younger brother was declared Augustus for the Western half in 393.
BB52840. Bronze half centenionalis, Van Meter 44, VF, uncertain mint, weight 1.037g, maximum diameter 12.1mm, die axis 180o, 19 Jan - 25 Aug 383 A.D.; obverse D N ARCADIVS P F AVG, pearl-diademed, draped, and cuirassed bust right; reverse VOT / V in two lines within wreath; SOLD
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Freeman, the self-titled debut from former Ween member Aaron Freeman, is a new and sober beginning for one half of the genre-bending group that for 20 years, bent ears, warped minds, got some laughs, and inspired many to not just PLAY music, but to DO Music. Freeman features uplifting tunes based on Aaron's finding his way without Ween, in the darkness, but still relying on the power of his songs and, of course, his incredible guitar playing. Leaving the world of Ween was tough, as Aaron said, but as he allegedly said about Paul McCartney, "...I thought, if he can do this, break up the fucking Beatles, I can certainly break up Ween and be okay." Listen, if you love Ween, you'll be at this show. If you don't know Ween, find someone who does and enter a weird and wonderful world. Aaron Freeman will surely continue their remarkable legacy. Arc Iris, formerly of the Low Anthem, opens.


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The Seck are intelligent evil beings which destroyed the biggest empire of the world, The Kingdom of Stars, however the 10th Legion of the Legionnaires of The Kingdom of Stars escaped to the land of Ehb.
- Warrior - A Basic Seck with a sword which seems inferior to the Seck, is a strong short-sword,
- Archer - A Seck with a metal longbow.
- Mage - A Seck with a powerful staff that can be used for combat and magic.
- Elite Versions of Archer and Warrior - These are superior in training and equipment.
After the 10th Legion fled, the Seck started invading, however their leader was captured and they were forced to be imprisoned under Castle Ehb, the magic barrier being held by the great mage of Ehb.
Soon after they escaped after the mage was frozen and the barriers lowered, they then attacked Castle Ehb completly killing all the defenders and capturing King Konrad. However their leader was soon killed banishing them to hell.


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New Delhi, Sept. 9: Finance minister P. Chidambaram has admitted there are concerns over the rising rate of government expenditure but vowed to rein in fiscal deficit through a combination of better tax collection and expenditure management.
I know there is some concern about the rising expenditure, Chidambaram said, but added that he was confident fiscal deficit would be contained at the budgetary target of 3.8 per cent of GDP and revenue deficit of 2.1 per cent of GDP this fiscal.
It may be noted that the increase in expenditure is largely attributable to the sharp rise in plan expenditure, he said. Plan expenditure grew 21.6 per cent during the first four months of this fiscal over the corresponding period of the previous year, Chidambaram said.
Most departments of the central government have done well in quickening the pace of plan expenditure, Chidambaram said. Non-plan expenditure grew by 22 per cent during April-July 2006 year-on-year, he said and attributed it to transfers to states, carry forward of VAT compensation claims, increase in interest payments, increase in subsidies and increase in defence services expenditure.
For the Congress-led government, which has been fire-fighting inflation flareups in recent months, one main cause for concern is that its revenue deficit for the first quarter of this financial year has shot up to Rs 70,675 crore or over 83 per cent of the budgeted revenue deficit for the whole year.
Simply stated, this means, the government has spent far more than it should have. In fact, the revenue deficit it should have run up in two to three quarters has been run up in one single quarter.
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Chidambaram, however, pointed out that the government has collected 32.28 per cent more taxes (excluding service tax and excise duty) at Rs 77,027 crore during the first five months of this fiscal against Rs 54,000 crore in the corresponding period of the previous fiscal.
While direct taxes grew by 50.30 per cent at Rs 42,917 crore during the April-August, 2006 year-on-year, customs duty among indirect taxes rose by 34.05 per cent to touch Rs 34,110 crore.
Corporation tax increased by 70.37 per cent at Rs 22,587 crore during the first five months of this fiscal against Rs 13,258 crore. Income tax, including fringe benefit tax, securities transaction tax and banking cash transaction tax, rose by 32.91 per cent at Rs 20,330 crore against Rs 15,296 crore.
Chidambaram told newspersons non-tax revenues are also encouraging and there has been an increase of 11 per cent at Rs 13,696 crore compared to Rs 12,340 crore in the corresponding period of the previous year.


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