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Q. Do high intakes of vitamin A increase your risk for osteoporosis?
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A. Research supports an association between high intakes of preformed vitamin A (such as that found in animal foods, supplements and fortified foods) and lower levels of bone mineral density, which is a risk factor for osteoporosis. However, scientists are not at a point where they can explain the cause of this, and they can't exclude the potential that this link might be caused by something other than vitamin A. More research is needed in this area, so stay tuned. In the meantime, it's best to get most of your vitamin A by eating plenty of deep-orange fruits and vegetables (think: carrots, sweet potatoes, etc.) and leafy green vegetables (e.g., spinach and kale), which supply good amounts of beta carotene. The body converts beta carotene to vitamin A. Getting loads of beta carotene from foods doesn't pose any health risk. Eat too many carrots and—worst-case scenario—your skin may take on a yellow tinge (the unconverted beta carotene collects under your skin). This condition is harmless and temporary.
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Just got a new R710 with 2008 R2 installed. I installed OpenManage and when I launch it, once you get past the self-signed certificate warning it throws up a window prompting for credentials.
If you cancel it, it drops you at the default OpenManage login page and you can then login.
Any ideas why the prompt? I've tried resetting IE with no change.
It's not important just odd/annoying.
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Roast Rack of Venison
Recipe by TOOLBELT DIVA
Venison is a delicacy, virtually no fat content, and thanks to farm-raised deer, you don't have to wait for hunting season to enjoy. It is very expensive to purchase, but on special occasions, you are worth it. I have prepared this venison recipe for Christmas dinners, and for my birthday dinners several times. If you were to consider the cost of restaurant fare for a birthday dinner, venison purchase is not prohibitive; and after all that wine and champagne, you don't have to drive home. I came upon this recipe in the supplement of "Winter, 1988 issue of Toronto Life Epicure" in which was featured Season's Best Festive Menus, both simple and elaborate. it is the best supplement I have ever seen, and guard it jealously, with my collection of cook books and "found" recipes. Prep. time includes the marinating process. Serve venison with Horseradish Potatoes, Sauteed Carrots and Leeks, and Cranberry and Orange Sauce. Wine suggestion: an earthy red Rhone followed by champagne with dessert.
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- 1 tablespoon juniper berries
- 1 teaspoon caraway seed
- 2 teaspoons black peppercorns
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh thyme, stems reserved
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh rosemary, stems reserved
- 4 bay leaves
- 1 cup dry red wine
- 4 lbs rack of venison, bone-in (6-8 ribs)
- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 1⁄2 lb carrot, diced
- 1 head garlic, split into cloves and peeled
- 2 onions, diced
- 1 piece celery root, diced
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 2 cups beef stock or 2 cups chicken stock
- 1⁄2 bunch fresh parsley, chopped
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- Using a meat cleaver or mallet, coarsely crush juniper berries, caraway seeds and peppercorns Combine with thyme, rosemary, bay leaves and wine.
- Marinate venison in mixture at least 1 hour; longer if you prefer; turning occasionally to expose all sides.
- Preheat oven to 375°F (between 180 and 200°C).
- Remove meat to a large pan containing oil, carrots, garlic, onions, celery root, salt.
- Reserve the marinade.
- Roast at 375°F until rare (30 to 40 minutes), stirring vegetables and turning meat.
- When cooked, set meat on a rack above a bowl to catch juices.
- Add reserved marinade and herb stems to vegetables in the pan and bring to a boil on stove-top, stirring and scraping with a wooden spoon.
- Add stock and chopped parsley, and cook over high heat, reducing to 3/4 cup liquid.
- Strain into a small saucepan, pressing to extract all liquid.
- Incorporate collected meat juices, reboil and resalt.
- Spoon onto plates, topping with thick slices of venison.


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Global market research agency Synovate, in a survey commissioned by Mint, has concluded that Tata Indicom scores highest in brand recall and awareness, and ad reach, by television viewers in major Indian metros. The survey states that 'the innovative use of a character being positioned appreciably, rather than celebrity presence, has worked well in the Tata Indicom ads'.
In the survey, Tata Indicom, the retail brand of Tata Teleservices Ltd, rates highest in all three categories of brand recall (90 points), brand awareness (94 points) and ad reach (85 points). The ad campaign leaves behind other brand campaigns by companies such as Airtel, Asian Paints, Pepsi and Lays, by much higher scores. Airtel and Asian Paints were ranked second and third in the survey, respectively.
Abdul Khan, Head of Marketing, Tata Teleservices Ltd, said, "We have always believed that the most important element in an advertising campaign is to establish a connection between the consumer and the brand. Tata Indicom's TV commercial connects with the consumers in a unique way. It brings out the relationship between an individual and his or her phone in a simple manner, which is fairly appreciated in the advertising world."
The television commercial by FCB Ulka features a girl, sitting in a locker room and chatting with her friend, with a stopwatch in one hand because she is worried that the talk time will run out. The Tata Indicom brand ambassador, Kajol, then enters the scene and introduces the girl to Tata Indicom's freedom call offer that ensures free unlimited talk time on the Tata Indicom network.
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So what you're saying is that you believe that the posters that participated in this list were too stupid or too blind to take when a player played into consideration when the list was being done?
I think you should actually prove that this is as big of a factor as you like to make it out to be in the other thread first and THEN you could use it here.
But that's just my opinion.
One of the posters and participants in this top 60 thread and project stated that he treated all eras as the same and there were quite a few that were involved in the ATD project that doesn't really seem to account for era but the ATD is structured more as a game, than a historical document or list, so maybe that perspective flowed over to the project, you would have to ask them about it.
I think the "historical" nature of the project made the outcome very predetermined with the way the actual lists went.
The Zubov, Vasiliev,Savard example is an indication of that and others have noted that the early 70's has a higher amount of players in the top 60 project than one might expect over a period of 100 years.
Part of the problem as I see it, is that we are still in the early stages of the fully integrated league, since around 95, and as more time passes we might get a different perspective on things. Or maybe not who knows.
One thing I do know it that it becomes increasingly more difficult to compare players that no one has ever seen play, like Hod Stuart to players that most everyone in the project has seen on multiple occasions, like Bourque or Lidstrom.
The top 60 project ended up with a consensus list that pretty much everyone would ahve slightly differently but it's a process worth doing and I look forward to the top C and wingers list as well and I will be more prepared for the next projects than I was for the Dman one..
I won't respond to the beginning of your post as it's probably more appropriate for a mod to do so.
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Charm offensive might add up for Agricultural Bank
Agricultural Bank of China, which hopes to raise up to US$30 billion in what could be the world's largest IPO - although that now looks unlikely - has not convinced some fund managers that biggest necessarily means best.
One money manager told Lai See that he met a group of the bank's senior executives a couple of weeks ago as they attempted to convince him to allocate pensioners' and savers' cash to the deal.
It did not go too well, however. 'One of the executives fell asleep during the meeting, another claimed Agricultural Bank was better than ICBC then collapsed into nervous laughter, and none of them were dressed exactly like international businessmen,' the fund manager said.
Hopefully Agricultural Bank, which is set to begin its formal investor roadshow on June 24, has found a good tailor, some good coffee and a better script by now.
The rural lender's so-called 'special mention loans', or those it is unsure borrowers can repay, are worth 325 billion yuan (HK$370 billion). That is almost equal to its 343 billion yuan total equity base.
With hairy numbers like that to brush under the carpet, the image the bank presents to the outside world could be an especially important factor in sealing the deal.
Buffett's slip
Is the sage of Omaha, Warren Buffett, losing some of his market worth? Every year those who like this sort of thing are invited to bid on eBay for a dinner with the old boy, with the winning bid going to charity.
The idea is that the fruits of a couple of hours picking Buffett's brain will translate into worthy investment ideas and loads of money.
Two years ago a Hong Kong fund manager won with a bid of US$2 million. Last year the winning bid was US$1.7 million.
This year, as of last night, there were 40 bids with the highest at a mere US$700,100.
Analysts said there was some disappointment with Buffett's performance in front of a congress committee investigating the rating agencies.
Buffett is the largest shareholder in Moody's and his testimony was fairly supportive to say the least. The Huffington Post described it as a PR disaster.
Ah well, even Jesus Christ had his off days.
Taiwan's bug
We spotted a story the other day claiming that thousands of small businesses in Taiwan are 'looking with growing unease towards December 31, 2010, fearing that the New Year will trigger a local version of the Y2K 'millennium bug''.
Remember the Y2K bug? Planes were going to drop out of the sky, hospital life support shut down, computers implode. Governments and businesses were panicked into spending billions worldwide on Y2K fixes, but in the end nothing happened.
In this latest version, a 'technology consultant' has come up with the notion that because Taiwan's unique calendar counts time from the 1911 revolution that brought down the last Chinese emperor, it means January 1 will not be the start of 2011, but of year 100.
'This could spell havoc for many older computers that have to get used to counting three digits rather than two,' the report said.
Yeah, right. The only date problem we can see is that the story did not come out on April 1.
World Cup interest
Years ago, World Cup marketing gimmicks were fairly simple - dreadful songs recorded by the teams, or petrol stations handing out 'coins' with players' faces on them.
Today, anything goes. Depending on which team wins the tournament that kicks off tonight, retailers worldwide are offering to repay customers for buying items such as television sets, cars, road navigation systems and holidays.
A British bank is even offering higher interest rates on a bond if England wins. The four-year 'football bond' offered by Nationwide pays a fixed rate of 4.15 per cent a year, but 4.65 per cent if England lifts the trophy.
We think Nationwide's money is safe.
Bonding with women
Forget the chivalry, the wining and dining, the giving of flowers ... the way to a woman's heart is through government bonds.
At least that's what Japan's Ministry of Finance would have you believe with its latest advertising campaign. 'Playboys are no good. I want my future husband to be diligent about money,' coos one of the women in the ads to promote a fixed-rate three-year note that Japan began selling last week.
The tagline declares: 'Men who hold government bonds are popular with women!'
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October 23, 2012
CBS announced today that freshman drama Vegas has been picked up for a full season. The network has ordered the back nine episodes to top up the count to 22.
The series, which follows a fourth-generation rancher tasked with restoring order to Las Vegas in the 1960s, has so far aired three episodes since premiering in late September.
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Turkmenistan PresidentGurbanguly Berdimuhamedovtoday arrived in Islamabad on a two-day visit to Pakistan at the invitation of Prime MinisterNawaz Sharif.
The Turkmen President was received by Sharif at Nur Khan airbase. Special Assistant to Prime Minister on Foreign Affairs, Syed Tariq Fatemi, and other senior officials were also present.
Berdimuhamedov will hold bilateral discussions of mutual interest with Sharif and President Mamnoon Hussain.
Berdimuhamedov's visit to Pakistan is significant as both countries are set to review progress on Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (TAPI) gas pipeline project whose groundbreaking ceremony was held last year during Sharif's visit to Turkmenistan.
The ceremony was attended by Sharif, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and Indian Vice President Mohammed Hamid Ansari.
Both countries will hold talks on the implementation of the MoU signed in December during Sharif's visit to Turkmenistan for import of electricity.
A business forum for the businessmen of the two countries will also be organised on the sidelines of the visit, to strengthen the economic ties between the two nations. (ANI)


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Allah is ___________ and loves Gentleness. (Part of a Hadith)
Most Merciful
Who has the Complete Iman?
The one who obeys his/her parents (Bir al-Walidayn)
The one with the Best of Character (Husn al-Akhlaq)
The one who is gentle
The one who does Hajj while young
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Obey Them
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Fulfil Their Needs
Spend on Them
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Return them all the money they have spent on you
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On the whole, I'd rather risk my chances than put myself in the hands of 18th Century doctors. All I find are horror stories, particularly around childbirth. Who can forget Sir Richard Croft, accoucheur to Princess Charlotte? After starving and bleeding the girl in the late stages of her pregnancy, he failed to intervene when the baby was in trouble and then warmed the mother up when she showed signs of haemorrhaging (the accepted method then was to apply a cold compress, so goodness knows why he decided a fire and blankets were in order). Just look at the unpromising trio above! As George III was to find out, 18th Century doctors may have been foolish when it came matters of the body, but they were even less equipped to deal with matters of the mind.
Blistering, leeches, mustard plasters, purges: these are just some of the miseries George had to endure. There were other favoured methods for treating madness: plunging the suffer in cold water repeatedly, restricting them to a diet of only apples for a month. As you can imagine, none of these really worked. But even if they had been effectual, it doesn't follow they would have helped the King. Personally, I lean towards the theory that George III had acute porphyria. It was something his doctors stood no chance of diagnosing.
It is interesting to speculate who else in the royal family may have suffered from this metabolic disorder – or indeed, madness, if that truly was the trouble with George. Porphyria's symptoms can include purple urine, skin sensitivity, abdominal pain, mood swings, delirium, sensitivity to sunlight, weakness, insomnia, and breathing problems. When I look at other members of George's family who were accused of being "mad", some of these crop up too.
Firstly, let's consider George's daughter, Princess Sophia. Sources confirm she was troubled with ill health all her life, but if we look at the symptoms in closer detail, we can see hints of porphyria. Described as a "moody" Princess, she certainly experienced the mood swings and insomnia detailed above. We also see repeated "spasms", particularly in her stomach. She and George both experienced visual symptoms with their illnesses, and indeed both were to die completely blind. Interestingly, there was a period in 1793-4 when Sophia started to show alarming symptoms of her father's "madness". Her correspondence from the time shows a worrying tendency to paranoia; she writes to tell her father unpleasant things are happening and she is sure "Princess Royal is behind everything". Her family was certainly worried enough to ship her away from sight for rest and recuperation; in a tactic that echoed the removal of King to Kew in his madness, she was not told she was going away and simply woke up one day to find her family had deserted her and a carriage ready at the door. What porphyria doesn't account for are the fits Sophia used to fall into or her "swallow", as she refers to it. She never really elaborates on what this was – it could literally be a problem with swallowing, a sore throat or a breathing difficulty.
From Sophia it's natural to move on to Ernest, a brother with whom she shared a close relationship. By his behaviour, Ernest certainly merited suspicions of mental instability. But I can locate no physical symptoms or episodes of delirium; on the whole, Ernest was fit as a fiddle, always well amidst ailing brothers at Gottingen University. I think we simply have to accept Ernest was boisterous and a bit of a rotter. The reports that he supposed attacked women and wanted to seduce nuns may or may not be true. But with Ernest, I can see only character flaws – no hint of the "King's Evil".
Travelling from "characters" in God Save the King to those in A Forbidden Crown, we find a wealth of new material. I have written in other posts about Caroline of Brunswick's eccentricity; I literally cannot count the sources I have found from contemporaries swearing she was mad. Even her mother broke down in tears before Queen Charlotte and asked her to excuse Caroline because she was (tapping her head) "Not quite right in here". Could the same be said of her sister Augusta, who Friedrich of Wurttemberg was so eager to separate from? It's also interesting to note some of Caroline's brothers played a shadowy role in the court of Brunswick because they were "idiots" (18th century term, certainly not mine). But with Caroline we can chart the physical symptoms too. From an early age, she had "cramps, nervous debility and hysteria. All that excites her arouses the disorder". Her mother was terrified. Indeed, all the way up to her death she suffered with pains in her stomach, although the symptoms could point towards a cancer that eventually killed her.
But what of Caroline's husband, George IV (who I will refer to as Prinny to avoid confusion with his father)? We often laugh at Prinny for behaving like a toddler and mock his severe mood swings. Few people have considered his behaviour in the light of an illness. I find it extremely telling that Prinny was always eager to conceal any illness that befell him (I mean real illness – he was keen for people to know about the ones he staged for attention) for fear of rumours that he suffered with his father's malady. It's hard to tell with a flamboyant character like Prinny what is fact and what is fiction. But he certainly had worrying mental symptoms; contemporaries joked that he could tell a story so many times that he actually came to believe it. This has darker undertones than the light Regency banter suggests. Prinny really did believe his fantasies and definitely suffered from acute paranoia. At the first Regency crisis, Prinny turned on his hitherto (and later) adored mother, convinced she was out to poison the government against all her children. When he married Caroline, his suspicions took on farcical proportions. Again, a contemporary declares that "nothing but madness" could explain the way he treated his wife. Prinny's physical symptoms are difficult to extract – so many could be caused by the opulent lifestyle he led. All the same, he was addicted to opium in later life and repeatedly bled himself – he even had a special lancet secreted for the purpose when the doctors refused to cut him.
It's easy to see how the gene pool had got into this state – and a state it was, regardless of whether anyone had porphyria or not. Continual intermarriage had brought things to a level where even George III disapproved of unions between first cousins. The necessity to marry within their Protestant religion and royal blood limited most Hanoverians to Germany, where they hailed from. It was impossible to marry someone who was not at least distantly related. Moreover, if you follow the madness theory, this strict circle of acceptable spouses was mentally suffocating. For each royal that showed signs of delirium, there were certainly surrounding circumstances that could conceivably have driven a person "mad".
What I find most interesting is the way madness stalked George III through life. I don't mean just his own disorder – I am talking the mental derangement of others. His sister Caroline Matilda (later referred to as Caroline Mathilde) married Christian of Denmark, another famously mad King. Christian's disorder was perhaps more disturbing than George's, given the violent nature of it. George himself declined marrying the Princess of Hesse-Darmstadt for fear that her father, who claimed to be able to talk with the spirit world, was mad. Oh, the irony! And then there were the assassins lurking in the shadows. The first, Margaret Nicholson, who tried to stab George outside St. James's Palace, was carted off to the mad-house. She thought England's crown was hers by right and the country would be deluged in blood for a thousand years if she didn't get it. Poignantly, the King – who had not experienced "madness" himself at this point – urged people not to hurt her, because she was only a poor mad woman. There was another man ruined by the war-time effect on the stock market that killed himself right in front of George. More famously, we have the case of James Hadfield: the man who tried to assassinate George at Drury Lane Theatre. His trial led to the Criminal Lunatics Act 1800 which is rather fabulously represented in one of my favourite programmes, Garrow's Law.
As you can see, poor George was pretty much surrounded by "madness". If you would like find out more about him and his illness, and read fictionalised accounts of some of these events, look out for my novel God Save the King at the end of September 2012.


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A classic cassoulet takes ages to prepare and cook. My simplified version is tasty, easy and pretty quick to get together. It's hearty, so make sure your guests are good and hungry.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 8 lamb cutlets
- 2 garlic cloves, finely chopped
- 400 g chopped fresh tomatoes
- 1 teaspoon dried herbes de provence
- 1 teaspoon brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon red wine vinegar
- 150 ml lamb stock
- 2 (400 g) cans cannellini beans, drained
- 75 g fresh white breadcrumbs
- salt & freshly ground black pepper
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- Preheat the oven to 180 degrees centigrade. Heat the oil in a large frying pan and quickly brown the lamb cutlets for 2 minutes on each side. Remove from the pan and transfer to a 2 litre casserole dish.
- Add the onion and garlic to the pan and cook for 3-4 minutes until softened and golden. Add the the tomatoes, herbs, sugar, vinegar and lamb stock and simmer together for 2-3 minutes. Add salt and pepper to taste.
- Empty the beans over the lamb cutlets then roughly stir in the tomato mixture. Sprinkle the breadcrumbs on top of the casserole in an even layer, cover and bake for 30 minutes. Remove the cover and cook for a further 30 minutes until bubbling and golden brown on top.


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Bihar is located in the eastern region of India, it lies in a subtropical region of temperate zone. It is located between latitude 24°-20'-10" N ~ 27°-31'-15" N and longitude 82°-19'-50" E ~ 88°-17'-40" E. Bihar shares its borders with distinct states ranging from west Bengal in east to Uttar Pradesh in west and Jharkhand in south . Bihar also shares its border with a country Nepal in its north. It lies in Indo-Gangetic plain of north india and has an area of 94,163 km2 (36,357 sq metre). According to area india is ranked 12 amongst all the states of india.
The geographical region of bihar can be divided into north and south by the river ganga by passing midway through it. Ganges tributaries are the Son, Budhi Gandak, Chandan, Orhani and Phalgu. A number of rivers like Phalgu, Ghaghra, Gandak,Budhi Gandak, Bagmati, Kamala,Bhutahi Balan, Kosi, Mahananda,Son, punpun along with ganga spans the geographical area of bihar. Bihar a variety of landforms including plain and mountains of Rajgir hills, Brahmayoni Hill,Pretshila Hill, Ramshila Hill. The Himalayas begin at foothills a short distance inside Nepal but influence Bihar's landforms, climate, hydrology and culture.the himalyas are located at the north of bihar in Nepal. To the south it has another landform, plateau – the chhota Nagpur plateau which was a part of it by the year 2000. But now it is located in Jharkhand.
The state of bihar can be divided into 9 divisions that are – Bhagalpur, Darbhanga, Munger, Magadh, Kosi, Patna, Purnia, Saran and tirhut and 38 districts including Patna, Bhagalpur, Nawada East Champaran, Muzaffarpur, Sheohar, Sitamarhi, Vaishali, West Champaran ,Buxar. In addition to these this state also has several waterfalls like Kakolat, Manjhar Kund, Dhua Kund,North Tank. Bihar is located at 173 feet above sea kevel. Moreover, bihar potrays a wide vaiety of bio- geographical land forms and climate.
History Of Bihar
Bihar, the name of the state comes from a Sanskrit or pali word 'vihara' which means abode or residence, the state is named so because of abodes of Buddhist monks that existed throughout this area in the ancient and medieval periods. History of bihar is very rich Magadh , Mithila, Anga , Vaishali were those region of ancient bihar that were sites for emergence of major dynasties and empires of ancient india.
Bihar feels proud of its assets that it has been gifted by time, due to its geographical location, natural beauty, mythological and historical importance.
Geography Map Of Bihar
The state of Bihar is located in the eastern region of India between latitude 24°-20'-10" N ~ 27°-31'-15" N and longitude 82°-19'-50" E 88°-17'-40" E on Earth. Bihar lies in the indo-gangetic plain, has an area of 94,163 sq. km. Bihar has a noted forest area of 6,764.14 km², which is 7.1 per cent of its geographical area.
Bihar is one of the most flood prone states of India, with 76% of the population in the north Bihar living under the recurring threat of flood devastation. Climate of Bihar mainly varies with season. It is cold in the winter, the lowest temperatures being around 0-10 degrees Celsius. It is hot in the summer with average highs around 35-40 Celsius. Winter months are December and January. Summer months are April to mid June. The monsoon months of June, July, August, and September see good rainfall. October & November and February & March have pleasant climate
Census Map of Bihar
Bihar, a state in eastern part of India was established in 1912 as Bihar and Orissa province, and later on as Bihar in 1936. The state has a total population of 103, 804, 63. This state is the third most populated state of India. According to 2011 census of Bihar it has a population of 103, 804, 63 while it had a population of 82,998,509 in the census of 2001. Out of this the population of male is 54,185,347 and that of female is 49,619,290. The growth rate is 25.07% which is greater than the average national growth rate of about 17%. In the previous decade the population growth rate of Bihar was 28.43%.
RailNework Map Of Bihar
Bihar railways lie in east central railway of India, this state is well connected by rest of the country by its railway. There are 17 railway zones in India; and the east central railway is among one of them. This zone was established on 8 September 1996. There are a total of 238 Railway stations in the state of Bihar. Patna junction a major railway station in capital city of Bihar–Patna, it is connected to major Indian cities of India like Delhi and Kolkata by Rail network.
Road Map Of Bihar
A basic road map helps one to find out any destination, it helps trace the shortest route moreover, it helps one to calculate the total distance covered; it can be done by simply by choosing and picking up a route in map areas, thereby calculating the total distance.
Air Network Map Of Bihar
Bihar has a good air network; it is well connected to the rest of the country by its airways. The major portion of air traffic of Bihar is pragmatic in the capital of the state that is Patna; this city has an airport called Lok Nayak Jayaprakash airport also known as Jaiprakash Narayan Airport. Airlines of Bihar connect it to major Indian states as well as to the other countries.
Business And Economy Map Of BiharBihar is the second fastest growing economy of India during the last five year period; Bihar has a GDP of 11.03%. Economy Of state mainly depends on service sector which accounts for 55 % of economy, agriculture accounts for 35 % and industrial sector accounts for 9 % of economy of Bihar. Number of economic and social reforms has led to a positive improvement in the economy of the state and also capital of the state Patna.
The state has a per capita income of $360 a year as compared to India's average of $1265. out of the total population of Bihar, 30.6% of the state's population lives below the poverty line against India's average of 22.15%. However, Bihar's GSDP grew by 18% over the period 2006-2007, which was higher than in the past 10 years. In terms of income Patna, Munger & Begusarai districts in Bihar were the three best-off districts out of a total of 38 districts in the state, recording the highest per capita gross district domestic product of Rs 31,441, Rs 10,087 and Rs 9,312, respectively in 2004-05. In June 2009, the World Bank reported that Patna was the second best city in India to start a business, after Delhi.
Agriculture is the backbone of the economy of Bihar; the state has two basic cropping seasons that contribute heavily towards the economy of the state. These cropping seasons are Kharif season that starts at 3rd week of May and till the end of October, and Rabi season this continues in the intervening period between the Kharif season. Principle crops are rice, wheat, maize, paddy, jute, sugarcane etc.
Industrial sector in Bihar also contributes to the economic growth, mainly includes numerous sugar factories distributed all throughout. There are many rice and edible oil mills as well in northern part of the state, and other industries include fertilizer factory and thermal power stations. The economy of Bihar highly influences the administrative set up and growth.
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|Male Population : 44501442
Female Population : 40830998
Total Population : 85332440
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State Name: Bihar
Country: India
Country ISO code: IN
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Mr. White / Larry Dimmick (Harvey Keitel)
A veteran gangster and a long-time friend of Joe Cabot, he is one of the six men assembled by the latter for the jewel heist. He is good-natured and persuasive, and believes in a code of honor among criminals.
- Anti-Villain: He is the most polite of the robbers, tips waitresses, and has a distaste for killing innocent people, but as Mr. Orange found out the hard way, "just because he's a nice guy doesn't mean he won't kill you."
- Badass in a Nice Suit: He almost always wears a suit, and wins a fight with Mr. Pink.
- Berserk Button: Gets mad when Mr. Blonde calls him an asshole.
- Big Brother Mentor: To Orange. This is what kills him since not only he overrides No Honor Among Thieves and give him his real name but he is willing to defend him when correctly accused of being a rat.
- Cool Old Guy: Downplayed, he's in his middle ages.
- Decoy Protagonist: He's clearly the main character for the first part of the film, but drops out of the picture for a while after Mr. Blonde and then Mr. Orange take center stage. By the climax, he's back to being in the spotlight alongside Orange.
- Despair Event Horizon: Clearly crosses it after Orange reveals himself as the rat, degenerating into heavy sobbing and ultimately killing both himself and Orange. Considering the fact that he just killed his closest friends and will very soon die himself all for a person he thought he could trust more than anything, it's pretty justified.
- Dragon-in-Chief: Joe's second in command and field team leader. Joe only gets involved in the action right at the end.
- Even Evil Has Standards: He doesn't kill civilians. And he always tips waitresses.
- In the original script, Mr. White was the one who refused to tip the waitress.
- Four-Philosophy Ensemble: Optimist.
- Four-Temperament Ensemble: Sanguine.
- Hair-Trigger Temper / Hot-Blooded: It's easy to get him angry.
- Honor Before Reason: It may be a twisted sort of honor, but hoo boy.
- Jerkass: Although less so than Joe and Nice Guy Eddie.
- Large Ham: When he gets excited.
- The McCoy: Follows his heart instead of his head. Doesn't end well.
- Meaningful Name: His color certainly fits his sense of honor and moral code.
- Noble Demon: He has a highly developed sense of personal honor, to the point where he'll turn a gun on his own employers to protect his partner.
- Papa Wolf: Towards Mr Orange.
- Protagonist-Centered Morality: His attitude towards Mr. Orange.
- Rated M for Manly: "Shit, you shoot me in a dream and you better wake up and apologize" and other general badassery. Which makes his rather unmanly, undignified sobbing at the end of the movie all the more jarring.
- Too Dumb to Live: He distrusts people he had known for years while betting his life for a guy he only knew for a few days.
- Undying Loyalty: Turns out to be a fatal flaw for trusting Mr. Orange.
- Villain Protagonist: Initially comes off as a clear-cut Anti-Villain and a highly sympathetic character, but we're later treated to flashbacks that definitely show that, while he has morals, he's still a villain.
- Villainous Breakdown: Every now and then due to his Hair-Trigger Temper, but the most prominent one was when he finds out that Mr. Orange was a cop all along.
- Weapon of Choice: A Smith and Wesson 639 pistol.
Mr. Blonde / Vic Vega (Michael Madsen)
A friend of Nice Guy Eddie's and one of the men assembled for the heist. He's a violent psychopath, a fact which is hidden beneath his cheery demeanor.
- Asshole Victim: How Mr. White sees him. And he's right.
- Alliterative Name: Vic Vega. And yes, he is Vincent Vega's brother.
- Ax-Crazy: He's extremely sadistic, and tortures/kills for pure enjoyment. His dark sense of humour don't help.
- Badass in a Nice Suit: Just like his partners, he always wears a suit. He's also willing to provoke Mr. White in a fight.
- Bait the Dog: He's very soft-spoken and polite while everyone else is panicking. Then Marvin Nash finds out the hard way just how he earned his reputation...
- Berserk Button: He gets a little pissed when Marvin Nash calls Eddie his boss, leading him to claim that he's the only boss of himself.
- The Brute: One of the larger thieves and he likes to hurt people. Just ask Marvin Nash.
- Brutal Honesty: He flat-out admits to Marvin Nash what kind of a man he is before torturing him.
- Captain Obvious: When he's asked about Mr. Blue's fate.Mr. Blonde: Either he's alive or he's dead, or the cops got him, or they don't.
- Comedic Sociopath: He has his moments.
- Creepy Monotone: He almost never raises his voice, but unlike most cases he has a cheerful tone of voice.
- Deadpan Snarker: A lot of what he says comes off as darkly sarcastic.
- Dissonant Serenity: He always maintains his calm and carefree demeanor, even as the situation gets increasingly hopeless, or as he's brutalizing a hostage.
- Even Evil Has Standards: Could have easily walked and implicated his boss but chose to take the sentence instead.
- He's also annoyed with Mr. Pink like Mr. White is for not tipping the waitresses.
- Faux Affably Evil: He cheerfully cuts off a struggling cop's ear while dancing to Stuck in the Middle with You. This only serves to amp up how much of a psychopath he is.
- For the Evulz: His motivation for torturing the cop, among other things.
- Four-Philosophy Ensemble: Apathetic.
- Four-Temperament Ensemble: Melancholic.
- The Friend Nobody Likes: With the exception of the Cabots. White and Pink are understandably pissed at him for having turned a simple heist into a shooting spree.
- Gay Bravado: With Nice Guy Eddie, and then later on with Marvin Nash after cutting off his ear, he asks him, "Was that as good for you as it was for me?"
- Happy Dance: A very dark and twisted version of the trope.
- It Amused Me: His motivation for torturing Marvin Nash, which he admits to the former before doing so.
- Jerkass: An unrepentant asshole, sociopath and provoker, after all.
- Kill It with Fire: Tries to do this to Marvin Nash.Mr. Blonde: You all done? (As Nash begins protesting again) Have some fire, scarecrow.
- Lack of Empathy: He has absolutely no empathy.
- Mean Character, Nice Actor: Michael Madsen found it hard to continue with the torture scene after Kirk Baltz's infamous "I have a family!" ad-lib. The viewer can hear Madsen groaning "Oh no no no" off-camera.
- Moral Sociopathy: He'll torture and murder innocent people, but, he refuses to give info to the authorities on his boss.
- The Only One I Trust: Both Mr Pink and Joe Cabot single him out as being most definitely not an undercover cop, albeit for different reasons (Pink because Blonde's too much of a psycho to be an undercover cop, Joe because Blonde has previously demonstrated his Undying Loyalty).
- Prison Rape: It's implied that he raped people while in prison.
- Psycho for Hire: Extra emphasis on the 'psycho' part.
- Sacrificial Lion: While not sympathetic, he's the first major character to bite the dust, which ups the ante for the film.
- Siblings in Crime: His brother, Vince Vega, is in the same business, although it would appear that the two work for different bosses.
- Smoking Is Cool: In most of his scenes.
- The Sociopath: He's one of the least sympathetic members of the gang for this reason.
- Softspoken Sadist: He never raises his voice even where he's describing to the cop about how much he'll enjoy torturing him, or justifying killing a crowd of people in a store because the alarm went off.
- Spanner in the Works: For both the robbers and the cops. The robbers because he goes on a shooting spree inside the jewelry store, the cops because the shooting spree forces them to tip their hand and tip the robbers off to the set-up, turning a (potentially) nonlethal sting into a massacre for all sides.
- The Stoic: Cool, calm, and a murderous nut.
- Took a Level in Jerkass: Offscreen. It's implied that he used to be a nice guy, and his stint in prison really messed him up.
- Tranquil Fury: Never raises his voice or loses his cool, but is strangely aggressive at times.
- Undying Loyalty: For all his numerous faults, he is intensely loyal to the Cabot family.
- Villain Protagonist: Played completely straight when you play as him in the video game.
Mr. Pink (Steve Buscemi)
A young robber, logical yet neurotic.
- Asshole Victim: Suprisingly averted.
- Butt-Monkey: Mocked, disrespected, beaten and dubbed Mr. Pink.
- The Complainer Is Always Wrong: The entire movie, Mr. Pink is trying to convince White to just abandon Orange to his fate so that they could make off with the diamonds on their own. Subverted, as that probably would have been the smartest thing to do.
- Consummate Professional: The only of the robbers who fits the bill.
- Deadpan Snarker: More so than anyone else, especially with his "World's Smallest Violin" line.
- Four-Philosophy Ensemble: Cynic.
- Four-Temperament Ensemble: Choleric.
- The Friend Nobody Likes: Very few of the others seem willing to put up with him.
- Hyper-Competent Sidekick: Despite the heist getting botched, Pink still managed to make it off with the diamonds and shake off the cops.
- Jerkass: Not very sympathetic toward others, as shown during the tip scene and quite callous when it comes to Mr. Orange's injuries, stating that some are lucky and some aren't.
- Karma Houdini: Subverted; he's the only major character to make it out alive, thought it's implied he gets arrested at the end of the movie.
- Lovable Coward: Mr. Pink is an asshole, a criminal and a coward, but his desire to remain professional and avoid letting personal feelings get in the way makes him surprisingly sympathetic.
- Meaningful Name: Pink is kind of a pussy, he is prone to panic but is too scared to really run for it (his partners would kill him) and instead opts to complain about the situation.
- No-Holds-Barred Beatdown: Ends up on the receiving end from Mr. White after Pink gets a little too callous about Mr. Orange's injury. When Blonde arrives with a tied-up Nash, Pink, White and Blonde deliver one to Nash to find about The Mole.
- No Name Given: He's the only major character whose name we never find out.
- Only Sane Man: He spends a lot of time playing this role ("Am I the only fucking professional here!?") as things get more heated between the other thieves.
- Pragmatic Villainy: He is a professional criminal, he doesn't shoot or steal or abandon someone for no good reason.
- Screw This, I'm Outta Here!: He wants to do this so badly throughout the movie. He ends up making good on his word in the end when everyone shoots each other, and Pink decides to bail with the jewels.
- Sir Swears-a-Lot: Coupled with Fargo, Steve Buscemi's characters tend to have quite the filthy mouth.
- The Smart Guy: Is shown to have more common sense than the others, opting to leave the hideout right away rather than stay and wait to be caught. He finally goes through with this at the end, but ultimately proves to have waited too long...
- Sole Survivor At the end of the movie.
- Spotting the Thread: The fact that the cops showed up when Mr. Blonde started shooting tipped Mr. Pink off that there's a mole in the group.
Mr. Orange / Freddy Newandyke (Tim Roth)
A rookie robber who becomes Mr White's protege.
- Becoming the Mask: He genuinely did come to love and look up to Mr. White during their time together, which ends up screwing them both over.
- Chekhov's Gunman: Spends the first half of the film either writhing in pain or unconscious, then... well, just look at all of the spoiler tags.
- Conveniently Unverifiable Cover Story: Which he actually gets a Training Montage dedicated to memorizing it.
- Died in Your Arms Tonight: Specifically, in Mr. White's, but not how you would expect it.
- Four-Philosophy Ensemble: Realist.
- Four-Temperament Ensemble: Phlegmatic.
- Geek: Has a Silver Surfer poster in his apartment and talks about the Fantastic Four and Baretta.
- Good Is Not Nice: He is revealed to be this when we see that he is an undercover cop.
- Heroic B.S.O.D.: On several occasions in the movie, most memorably when he kills a woman.
- Kick the Son of a Bitch: Guns down Mr. Blonde when the psychopath tries to set Marvin Nash on fire.
- The Lancer: To Mr White.
- Made of Iron: Instant Death Bullet doesn't apply to this guy, several times over.
- Mirror Monologue: Does one before the heist to psych himself up.
- Naïve Newcomer: the other crooks see him as young and inexperienced, which is why White takes him under his wing.
- Nerves of Steel: He's an undercover cop who's very good at his job.
- No Kill Like Overkill: Puts thirteen rounds in Mr. Blonde's torso.
- Obfuscating Stupidity: In reality, he's an undercover cop.
- Pop-Cultured Badass: Fan of superheroes and compare Cabot to the Thing from Fantastic Four.
- Screams Like a Little Girl: But so would you if you were shot in the gut.
- Took a Level in Badass: Goes from an unsure rookie cop to a mole who ends up blending in too well.
- Undying Loyalty: He's so overcome with guilt over Mr. White sacrificing everything for him that he reveals to him his identity as a cop literally moments before the cops arrive, essentially forfeiting his own life.
- Walking Spoiler: We don't learn much about him until after The Reveal.
Mr. Brown (Quentin Tarantino)
The getaway driver for the heist.
- All Men Are Perverts: Can be amused by listening to his rant about "Like A Virgin" and him saying that it's about "dick".
- Boom, Headshot: An odd subversion is that he dies from a shot to the head, but not right away.
- Creator Cameo: He's played by the director of the movie.
- Death by Cameo: A Tarantino staple.
- Instant Death Bullet: Averted; he gets shot in the forehead and tries to pull the getaway car out, but crashes it into a police car and ends up dying of his wound before he can help Mr. White and Mr. Orange escape.
- Made of Iron: Manages to drive a car after being given a Boom, Headshot.
- Mauve Shirt: Gets more characterization than Mr. Blue.
- Meaningful Name: His alias is Mr. Brown and he's very much full of shit.
- Motor Mouth: He won't stop talking during the opening scene.
- No Name Given: We never know his name.
- Pop-Cultured Badass: Downplayed on the badass part, he dies quickly but he was semi able to drive before the bullet in the head does him in, and rants about Madonna.
Mr. Blue (Eddie Bunker)
An old robber, one of the six men assembled for the heist.
- Cool Old Guy: An elderly jewel thief who listens to Madonna.
- Deadpan Snarker: When the others are trying to convince Mr. Pink to give the waitress a tip.Mr. Pink: She was okay, but she was nothing special.Mr. Blue: What's special? Take you in the back and suck your dick?
- Everybody Has Standards: Virtually all of his dialogue is him arguing in favor of tipping waitresses.
- Informed Attribute: The only reason we know he died is because Joe said so.
- Killed Offscreen: And no one is sure how.
- No Name Given: Along with Mr. Pink and Mr. Brown, we never find out his real name.
- The Quiet One / The Stoic: He does speak, but less so than the other characters, given his limited screentime.
- Red Shirt: And doesn't even die onscreen.
- Sir Not-Appearing-in-This-Trailer: Even the tagline sometimes says "five men" instead of six.
- Smoking Is Cool: He smokes cigars, in contrast to the cigarettes the other guys smoke.
"Nice Guy" Eddie Cabot (Chris Penn)
Joe Cabot's son, helping the latter run the Family Business. Not actually nice.
- Asshole Victim: Some mafia prince with crazy eyes isn't a big lost.
- Berserk Button: "STOP POINTING THAT FUCKING GUN AT MY DAD!"
- Beware the Nice Ones: Don't let his nickname fool you. He's worse than you think.
- The Dragon: To his father.
- Even Evil Has Standards: Is somewhat disgusted by Mr. Pink's refusal to tip the waitress. And also opposes torturing Marvin Nash, albeit for pragmatic reasons:Eddie: If you fucking beat this prick long enough, he'll tell you he started the goddamn Chicago fire, now that don't necessarily make it fucking so!
- Fiery Redhead: Dark red hair and a fearsome temper.
- Hair-Trigger Temper: Justified, the crew screwed up big time and his dad wants to know.
- Ironic Nickname: He's more of a Comparatively Nice Guy Eddie.
- Fluffy the Terrible: Nice Guy Eddie is more dangerous than his name and clothes leads on. He unceremoniously kill Marvin Nash after Orange's fake story to show he isn't buying it.
- Politically Incorrect Villain: More so than the rest of the cast it seems, which is saying something.
- Villainous Breakdown: When he finds out Mr Orange killed Mr Blonde, and again when he gets involved in the Mexican Standoff between himself, his dad and Mr. White.
Joe Cabot (Lawrence Tierney)
A local mob boss and the mastermind behind the jewel heist. Father of Nice Guy Eddie.
- A Father to His Men: One of his men is his son and Blonde seems to be a surrogate one. He pays for everyone's lunch at the start of the film.
- Bald of Evil: Orange even says he looks just like the Thing.
- Big Bad: He is the one who hired Mr. Blonde, and the mastermind behind the jewel heist.
- Cool Old Guy: When not being a Jerkass.
- Jerkass: He's overall a grouchy, somewhat misogynistic old man. And of course, his cop-hating quality comes out near the end of the film.
Marvin Nash (Kirk Baltz)
A police officer taken hostage by Mr Blonde.
- Ain't Too Proud to Beg: After Mr. Blonde tortured him, Nash begged him to stop once the tape on his mouth came loose.
- Badass in Distress: He's got balls of steel, and spends all his screentime prisoner.
- The Chew Toy: Kidnapped during a robbery, beaten, tied to a chair and tortured by a psychopath and nearly set on fire. In the end he is shot after having had his ear cut off.
- Cold-Blooded Torture: Was subjected to this by Mr. Blonde.
- Death by Disfigurement: He's shot to death after having an ear cut off.
- Ear Ache: Blonde slices one of his ears off.
- Human Shield: Mr Blonde uses him as one during the getaway.
- I Have a Family: An ad-lib by Baltz has him say this while begging Mr. Blonde not to burn him alive.
- Made of Iron: He's driven around in a trunk, beaten up, has his face cut and his ear hacked off, and still doesn't give up Mr Orange.


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There are four chambers in our heart. Two atria are present in the upper half of our heart while two ventricles are present in lower half of the heart. The function of the ventricles is to send the blood to our organs and tissues while the function of atria is to receive the blood from the various organs. Congestive heart failure occurs when our ventricles cannot pump enough blood that is required for normal functioning of the heart. CHF is a chronic condition which affects the chambers of our heart.
Types of congestive heart failure
There are two types of CHF which are explained below:
Left sided CHF - This type of congestive heart failure is the most common type of CHF that damages our left ventricle. It leads to building up of fluid in our lungs, which in turn causes difficulty in breathing.
Right sided CHF - This type of congestive heart failure occurs when the right ventricle has difficulty in pumping the blood to our lungs. It causes the retention of blood in the lower extremities, abdomen and other vital organs.
Causes of Heart failure
There are various health conditions that lead to congestive heart failure.
Main causes of heart failure are explained below:
Heart attack - When a coronary artery suddenly becomes blocked, then a heart attack occurs. It stops the blood flow to the heart. It damages the heart muscle and results in improper functioning of heart.
Heart arrhythmia - It occurs due to irregular heart beat for a long period of time, which in turn may lead to heart failure.
Coronary heart disease - It causes decreased blood flow to our heart and hence leads slowly to heart failure.
Cardiomyopathy - There are some other reasons such as infection from alcohol or drugs which lead to heart failure.
Other health conditions - High blood pressure, thyroid disease, kidney problems, valve disease, heart defects since birth are some other health conditions that cause heart failure.
Symptoms of congestive heart failure
Early symptoms of Congestive Heart failure are fatigue, swelling in the ankles, legs and feet, weight gain and increased need to urinate.
Later on, symptoms become worse and they include:
- Wheezing and irregular heart beat
- Cough which develops from congested lungs
- Chest pain
- Rapid breathing
- Blue skin and fainting
How can Congestive heart failure be diagnosed?
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Is there any Ayurvedic treatment for congestive heart failure?
Treatment of any disease depends upon the cause of that particular disease, but still there are so many factors that can lead to one or other health condition. By maintaining healthy lifestyle, we can maintain a healthy body. Healthy balanced diet is another requirement in order to support overall health of the body. Avoid smoking, alcohol and maintain a healthy weight to support a healthy heart. Regular exercise helps to stay healthy and fit.
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The Arjuna capsules of Planet Ayurveda also contain the pure extracts of arjuna (Terminalia arjuna) in it.
Pack size - Each bottle contains 60 capsules in it.
Dosage - 2 capsules two times a day, with plain water, after meals.
Where to buy Heart Care Pack?
To buy Heart Care Pack, please visit store.planetayurveda.com/heart-care-pack.html
All these three products of Planet Ayurveda are pure, natural and vegetarian and are good for a healthy heart. These are formulated by MD Ayurveda doctors. These are free from chemicals, additives and preservatives. Hence, these are free from side effects and safe to use.


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Superfund Site: SHIAWASSEE RIVER
Superfund Site Profile
Since 1969, the Cast Forge Company (CFC) and now Western Wheel have manufactured aluminum cast products in Howell, Michigan, at the CFC facility. Until 1973, wastewater contaminated by hydraulic fluids containing polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) was discharged by the potentially responsible parties to the South Branch of the Shiawassee River. From 1973 to 1977, wastewater was discharged into a 400,000 gallon on-site lagoon. Discharges from this lagoon, as well as periodic overflows, contaminated nearby wetlands and the Shiawassee River.
In 1978 and 1979, the State of Michigan detected high levels of PCBs in soils around the site and in on-site monitoring wells. Concentrations above one part per million (ppm) were found in Shiawassee River sediments fourteen miles downstream of the plant.
The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposed the site for the National Priorities List (NPL) in December 1982 and finalized the site on the NPL in September 1983.
Site Updates
February 2014
EPA issued the First Five-Year Review Report for the site on August 27, 2009. The review concluded that the remedy is protective of human health in the short term, as exposure pathways that could result in unacceptable risks to humans are currently being controlled. However, in order for the remedy to be protective in the long term, comprehensive monitoring data needs to show that PCB concentrations are decreasing in accordance with the expectations described in the 2001 ROD. site.
A second five year review is currently being done at the site with results of that review to be completed by mid-2014.


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Starring Katherine Houghton, Joe Dallesandro, Rita Gam, James Gongdon
Directed by James H. Kay
Released by Subversive Cimena
Subversive is fast becoming known for giving rarely seen or heard of films like The Candy Snatchers or The Freakmaker amazing restorations and surprisingly stacked DVD releases. What's great about that is that both of those movies are pretty damn good. The Gardener, however, is not.
Originally released here in the states under the cooler but far less appropriate title Seeds of Evil, The Gardener is one of those films that really make you wonder what the hell everyone involved was thinking when they made it. It's dull, plodding, lacking in any sort of tension or suspense, and the ending barely makes any sense at all, utilizing the cheapest of cheap effects that even by the standards of 1973 must've not looked too good.
The story deals with a bored socialite woman named Ellen (Houghton) who finds out that Carl the gardener, most recently employed by a newly-deceased friend of hers, is now free of employment obligations. Taking the time out from the grieving of her friend's passing, she sees that her friend's garden was quite amazing, full of all sorts of rare flowers and blossoms, so she offers Carl (Andy Warhol staple Dallesandro) a job at her sprawling estate.
The next day he shows up wearing the exact same thing he was the day before, a pair of skin-tight pants (indeed, his only "wardrobe" for the entire film… never is a shirt needed), looks around the place, and says he'll take the job. Immediately Ellen's housemaids, who seem to be of some sort of Spanish descent, take a disliking to Carl, saying his ability to make things grow when they shouldn't is unnatural, and he's got to be some kind of evil voodoo guy… or something like that. Ellen soon realizes that the last few women Carl's worked for are now dead, but when her niece disappears without warning so she feels she has to let him go… only for him to be employed by her other bored socialite friend Helena (Gam). Some bad stuff happens, someone dies (I think they do, at least. The editing is questionable at best), and eventually Carl turns into a tree. Roll credits.
While the premise is just this side of interesting, the execution kills any potential the film had by making it way too long and way too dull. I couldn't count the number of shots that involved Ellen and Helena having a conversation on one outdoor patio or another over drinks, which was the only way the plot really moves along for the first hour or so. Not exactly fast-paced action.
But you know why this disc isn't getting the score it seems like it so richly deserves? Seemingly everyone involved knows this movie sucks.
The first extra on Subversive's disc is a brand-new documentary called "Planting the Seeds of Evil", and during it's 35-minute running time you learn more about how the movie was supposed to be, and what went wrong, than most filmmakers will ever reveal to anyone. From the stars to the director, they all chime in with their theories as to how a script that was supposed to be a modern-day retelling of the Greek legend of Persephone (more or less) turned into an hour and half long snooze fest without enough horror to call it a horror film, not enough titillation to call it exploitation, but just enough blood to make sure it got slapped with an R rating. It's a pretty fascinating documentary and very well done. The second featurette on the disc, however, is even more so.
That would be "Million Dollar Dream", the full title of which is "The Distribution of Low Budget Films or The Gardener's Seeds of Evil Killed My Million Dollar Dream". It's a 30 minute documentary that served as producer Chalmer Kirkbride, Jr.'s Master's Thesis in Public Relations, detailing the history of funding, creation, and distributing The Gardener, which ended up being a worst-case scenario for almost everyone involved. Kirkbride, Jr. is the host of this program, and he comes of very good-natured about the whole debacle, which at the time of the doc's making was 7 years behind him, and managed to interview all sorts of people with more experience than they had when they made the film, who gave some great points on getting your film marketed. They're not very useful points now, as this was done in 1980, but it's still really interesting to see how it all used to work. The highlight is a brief chat with the then-president of Avco Embassy, who conversely had a best-case scenario on their hands when they agreed to release Don Coscarelli's low budget classic Phantasm.
"Million Dollar Dream" is definitely the highlight of this disc, and in all honesty I would recommend the entire experience, first watching the film then both docs, to really appreciate how screwed up a film can get from the production to distribution stages.
There are also two commentary tracks here, one with director Jim Kay by himself, which tends to be a bit dull and sporadic, and the other with actor Dallesandro and Subversive president Norman Hill, which is far more entertaining. Norm does a great job moving things along with all sorts of questions and conversation-spawning inquiries, and eventually Dallesandro seems to get pretty into it.
Oh, and I should take a moment to say what a great job they did on the clean up of this movie. Never is it more evident than when you're watching the clips from it in "Million Dollar Dream", where it's hard to tell what the hell is going on. It's not exactly a pristine transfer job, but it's pretty damn close.
Other features include cast and crew bios, a nicely animated five-minute slideshow of posters and stills, and a slew of trailers for other upcoming Subversive titles. I can't forget the packaging, either. It comes in a cardboard slip case with the original cover, but the DVD cover itself has much better looking art set to a white background, it's just that the title is pretty much impossible to read. Inside is a foldout mini-poster and some lobby card repros, which look fantastic.
Another great job done by the guys a Subversive, who have managed to prove that even a film as dull and unexciting as The Gardener can still be worth buying because of the smart choice of DVD extras.
Special Features
"Planting the Seeds of Evil" featurette
"Million Dollar Dream" featurette
Commentary by director James H. Kay
Commentary by star Joe Dallesandro and Subversive pres Norman Hill
Cast & Crew bios
Still gallery
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Bugatti has confirmed that the name of their new exotic hypercar will be Chiron. The new model from Bugatti will make its debut at the Geneva Motor Show, which will be held during March 2016. There was a wide speculation whether or not Bugatti would use the Chiron name for its upcoming model.
Under the hood of the Bugatti Chiron, will be the same engine that was used by Veyron. Engineers, however, will completely retune the 8.0-litre W16 engine. The Chiron engine is rumoured to produce 1500bhp and 1500Nm of torque. Reports claim that the Chiron can attain a top speed of 500 km/h and can sprint from 0 to 100 km/h in 2.3 seconds.
Only 500 Chiron exotic hypercars will ever be hand built by Bugatti. 100 models of the Chiron have already been reserved, which means only 400 are currently available. So far, pricing of the new Bugatti Chiron has not been revealed.
In terms of design, Bugatti Chiron is expected to be heavily inspired from their Vision GT concept. Bugatti wants to build an exclusive hypercar, which will boast of superior performance as well as design. The Chiron is being tested on the road and is gearing up for its imminent launch in 2016.
Bugatti has opted to name their exotic hypercar as Chiron due to the following reason. Louis Chiron was a legendary racer, he won several GPs between 1920 to 1930. He won most podiums in Bugatti vehicles and for this very reason Bugatti has decided to honour him by providing his name to their hypercar.
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Proposed general export requirements for bee products
Closing Date:
Contact: MPI food assurance team
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
30 May 2017
After recent discussions with stakeholders, we have included a new FAQ document
24 May 2017
Consultation has been extended to 13 June 2017.
Data related to honey samples, nectar samples and marker stability is available.
If you would like to get the data, email firstname.lastname@example.com
Have your say
The Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) wants to hear your views on the science definition to authenticate New Zealand mānuka honey and a proposal to extend existing – and introduce new – export requirements for all exported bee products.
These proposed requirements are intended to:
- facilitate market access and ensure the robustness of the assurances provided by New Zealand
- safeguard the safety and integrity of all New Zealand bee products for export
- set more rigorous and consistent requirements for honey and other bee products to be eligible for export
- provide confidence for markets and overseas regulators that honey labelled as mānuka is authentic
- support the sustainable economic growth of the apiculture industry.
MPI invites you to comment on the draft Animal Products Notice: General Export Requirements for Bee Products. MPI is particularly interested in your feedback set out in the Submission form.
Consultation is open from 11 April 2017 until 13 June 2017 (extended from 23 May 2017). Public meetings will be held during the consultation period.
Find out more about the science definition for mānuka honey
Consultation documents
- Draft Animal Product Notice: General export requirements for bee products [PDF, 689 KB]
- Discussion document: Proposed general export requirements for bee products, applicable to all exporters of bee products [PDF, 370 KB]
- Submission form: template for email submissions [DOCX, 43 KB]
- Summary of proposed requirements for participants in the honey export chain [PDF, 3.3 MB]
Find out more
For more information regarding the consultation on the science-based definition for mānuka honey and new export requirements, check the questions and answers in our FAQ documents.
- FAQ document – 30 May 2017 [PDF, 180 KB]
- FAQ document – 5 May 2017 [PDF, 172 KB]
What we're proposing
MPI has formulated a package of export requirements which are proposed to be included in the Animal Products Notice: General Export Requirements for Bee Products. In summary, the proposed requirements relate to:
- the responsibilities of participants within the honey export chain
- bee product production, processing and preparation
- traceability
- labelling of monofloral and multifloral mānuka honey
- laboratory tests for mānuka honey
- record-keeping requirements
- transitional provisions.
Public meetings
MPI is holding a series of meetings during the consultation. The meetings are a chance to hear more about the proposals and to let us know what you think. Feedback from the meetings will be recorded and analysed along with formal submissions.
To provide an indication of the number of people attending each meeting, register your interest in attending.
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|Palmerston North
|Thursday 4 May
10:30am – 1pm
|Convention Centre
354 Main Street
Palmerston North
|Friday 5 May
1pm – 3:30pm
|Tuesday 9 May
12pm – 2:30pm*
|Te Kotahitanga Expo Hall
7 Rust Avenue
|Thursday 11 May
1pm – 3:30pm
Emerald Hotel
|Monday 15 May
10:30am – 1pm
Trafalgar Centre
|Wednesday 17 May
11am – 1:30pm
Sixty 6 on Peterborough
|Thursday 18 May
12pm – 2:30pm**
The Orchard Garden
Tuesday 30 May
St Andrew's on the Terrace
*Time has been amended on 26 April 2017 from originally 11am – 1:30pm.
**Time has been amended on 10 May 2017 from originally 1pm – 3:30pm.
Making your submission
Email your feedback on the consultation document by 5pm on 13 June 2017 to email@example.com
Make sure you include in your submission:
- the title of the discussion document in the subject line of your email 'Proposed general export requirements for bee products'
- your name and title (if applicable)
- your organisation's name (if applicable)
- your address.
While we prefer email, you can send your submission by post to:
MPI Food Assurance Team
Ministry for Primary Industries
PO Box 2526
Wellington 6140
New Zealand.
Next steps
MPI will consider all submissions made on the proposals contained in the Animal Products Notice: General Export Requirements for Bee Products. A summary of submissions and MPI's response to these submissions will be posted on this web page.
Submissions are public information
Any submission you make becomes public information. Anyone can ask for copies of all submissions under the Official Information Act 1982 (OIA). The OIA says we must make the information available unless we have a good reason for withholding it. You can find those grounds in sections 6 and 9 of the OIA. Tell us if you think there are grounds to withhold specific information in your submission. Reasons might include that the information is commercially sensitive or personal information. Any decision MPI makes to withhold information can be reviewed by the Ombudsman, who may require the information be released.


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Okay.. what's the deal? It used to be so easy. You'd get the new firmware.. install it.. sync up your contacts.. and away you go. Not any longer. On 2.0 it seems to want to sync with the exchange server and won't let me just do an outlook contacts sync. Is there anyway to get my contacts on the phone now? from outlook?
worked around it. I was able to delete the exchange email account. Sync the contacts with outlook.. then re-add it.


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This October we're featuring Organic Cotton Sheets. Many consumers are already making the transition to organic in the kitchen, but what about going organic in the bedroom?
The first question that may come to mind is what does it mean to have organic cotton sheets? Organic cotton is grown from non-genetically modified plants, meaning plants that aren't grown with any synthetic agricultural chemicals such as fertilizers or pesticides.
This is crucial for a number of reasons, including the elimination of pollution to the air and surface waters and, in this particular case, reducing the chance of irritation to your skin. According to Zaroff, the founder of Under the Canopy and board member for the Organic Trade Association, "Sheets made of nonorganic fibers have been saturated in up to two pounds of chemicals like pesticides, formaldehyde and chlorine bleaches, which can be a major skin irritant."
Your skin is the largest organ in your body and the key organ for absorbing everything around you. It seems like a no-brainer that switching to organic is the right choice. Along with the health benefits that justify the somewhat larger investment, the organic material also translates to longer product life. Without the harsh chemicals eating away at the fabric, you're likely to have higher quality, softer and longer-lasting sheets.
As consumers, we are health conscious about what we're putting into our bodies, but what about what we're putting on our body? What is absorbed on the outside also makes an enormous difference in our overall health, not to mention the environmental benefits. So why stop at eating organic when you can sleep organic too?


text: On Tue, Sep 03, 2013 at 02:13:58PM +0200, Nicolas Sebrecht wrote: > The 03/09/13, Daniel P. Berrange wrote: > > > Err, what API changes are you talking about ? Both the libvirt C API, > > and any language bindings, including the python, are intended to be long > > term stable APIs. We only ever add new APIs or flags - never change > > existing APis. > > I can't give a precise example, sorry. I had a wrong surprise in the > late 2010 and since kept far from the python bindings. I might change to > rely on the bindings if you actually think APIs are long term stable. They have always been stable & will continue to be stable. Of course sometimes there may be bugs in particular releases that get fixed, but that's normal & would not be changing the semantics of the APIs in an backwards-incompatible manner. Daniel -- |: http://berrange.com -o- http://www.flickr.com/photos/dberrange/ :| |: http://libvirt.org -o- http://virt-manager.org :| |: http://autobuild.org -o- http://search.cpan.org/~danberr/ :| |: http://entangle-photo.org -o- http://live.gnome.org/gtk-vnc :|


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Regarding the need for a foam strip to help hold RAM in place in a PowerBook 3400 (as mentioned last time), Mark Garza reports additional information based on his discussions with Apple Service Provider Support and Techworks Technical Support:
"Currently some PB 3400s have a problem with their RAM cards becoming unseated. This is due to slight pressuring from the keyboard use. The initial non-commissioned Apple resolution to this problem was attaching a foam strip to the RAM card. Most vendors started to proactively make this adjustment. However, Apple deemed this measure inappropriate. Apple decided to endorse a method where the strip would adhere to the bottom of the keyboard. Currently there is no listed part in Apple Order/Apple Service for such a part or repair. OEM manufactured strips found as a substitute will void Apple's warranty. The clincher is Apple will not be able to properly facilitate this repair until a month from now. Note: all new shipments of 3400s do not have this problem."


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Monster (2008)
Monster (2008)
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- Patty Jenkins
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- Germany, USA
- Charlize Theron, Christina Ricci, Bruce Dern, Lee Tergesen
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- Erin and sister Sarah travel to Japan to do interviews about global warming. However, on the 1st day of said interviews Tokyo suffers a horrendous earthquake and as they take cover, they soon discover the rumbling is caused by something quite different. The video shown documents their desperate attempt to escape while filming the events befalling them as it happens. What follows is their shaky hand-held footage that appears to have been recovered and presumably posted posthumously for all to see on the internet.