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Wikipedia:Australian Wikipedians' notice board/Archive 14
1 Category:Australian Aboriginal mythology
2 Public Domain images from NLA
4 Melbourne and Sydney meetups
5 Indigenous categories
6 Australians at RfA
7 College admissions
8 State Route Shields
11 ACOTF
12 Australian Featured Article Candidates
13 Melbourne cup
14 Removing non-free images
14.1 Cropping of images
15 Copyright of Photographs in Australia
16 Federal IR Laws
17 AFL WikiProject
18 expanded {PD-Australia} template
19 Sixth largest Australian city?
20 Australian city area references
21 Davido in Western Victoria?
22 Congratulations are in order
23 Australian photos nominated for Featured Picture
24 Reproduction rights: National Archives and National Library
25 Melbourne-Sydney rivalry
26 Forest River Mission
27 Australia at the Winter Olympics
28 Brisbane Grammar School and Anglican Church Grammar School
29 Dyson Heydon
30 AWNB re-design
31 Article for deletion? Rod Cook
32 ACOTF: Rabbit-proof fence
33 John Farnham Vandalised
34 Wikipedia used as a source on news.com.au
35 Discussion required
36 Indigenous Australians
37 State histories
38 FYI - Cinema awards coming up
39 New from me
40 Capitalisation of "Australian Rules Football"
41 Sydney Wiki Meetup
42 Possible vandal with no user page
43 Gowings photos
44 On the radio
45 Australia-related proposed move
46 Talk:Australian rules football
47 Australia's alleged East Timor cover up
48 Content dispute at Australia article
49 ACOTF: Australian Aboriginal flag
50 Dictionary of Australian Biography 1949 Online
51 Live music photos
52 Education in Australia
Category:Australian Aboriginal mythology
Is it really appropriate to refer to 'Australian Aboriginal deities', 'gods' and 'goddesses'? I mean, we're talking about a religion that is essntially animistic, as I understand it, right? So 'gods' and 'goddesses' aren't really accurate terms in that context, are they? I'm going out on a limb here, I could be wrong. And I'm not sure what alternate terminology to use in the place of these. Anyone? -Dalziel 86 13:59, 31 October 2005 (UTC)
The current heirarchy following reformatting by JPD is
Category:Australian Aboriginal mythology (30 articles)
Category:Australian Aboriginal deities (2 articles)
Cat:Aboriginal godesses (12)
Cat:Aboriginal gods (22)
There are some deities who seem to be specifically goddesses according to the article such as Kunapipi. However, given the relatively small numbers why have a subsection below Category:Australian Aboriginal deities? I propose a merger of Cat:Aboriginal godesses and Cat:Aboriginal gods into Category:Australian Aboriginal deities which would have 38 articles, not too large and removes anachronism as per comments by Dalziel --A Y Arktos (Talk) 19:43, 31 October 2005 (UTC)
I assume the original purpose of the gods and goddesses categories was to have them as subcategories of Category:Gods by culture and Category:Goddesses by culture, which seems worthwhile to fit in with the general scheme. It is also true that some of the articles use the words "god" and "goddess", but on the whole the standard of these articles isn't that high, so someone with more knowledge might well be able to recommend renaming the categories to Australian Aboriginal male deities/spirits or something better. JPD (talk) 09:05, 1 November 2005 (UTC)
Public Domain images from NLA
Previous discussion copied to Template talk:PD-Australia
Please clarify - what is the rule for newspaper artwork such as cartoons and illustrations? Adam 14:06, 23 October 2005 (UTC)
For artistic works other than photographs and engravings (so including drawings, paintings, sculpture) it was "life plus 50" and is now "life plus 70". If the creator is unknown, it was "first published plus 50" and is now "first published plus 70". So if the creator died before 1 January 1955 or is unknown and the work was first published before 1 January 1955, then the work is out of copyright. This "in general" applies even if the creator was an employee of the newspaper which holds the actual copyright. See the tables of the duration of copyright datasheet for more info. Geoff/Gsl 22:36, 23 October 2005 (UTC)
Am I the only one that thinks the information in this thread is handy enough to be in its own article linked to this noticeboard... great stuff... Agnte 23:02, 23 October 2005 (UTC)
I have copied this discussion to Template talk:PD-Australia. This page is now due to be archived as it was 65kb long and this particular thread was starting to get very lengthy to follow.--User:AYArktos | Talk 23:13, 23 October 2005 (UTC)
I heard back from a senior legal officer at Copyright Australia and they said that the National Library has probably not created a new work through the process of scanning the images and placing them online. So the images are still under public domain. If you where to approach the library for a high quality reproducation they may place you under contractual restrictions as to it's use. I will also post this on the above mentioned talk page. --Martyman-(talk) 01:44, 25 October 2005 (UTC)
As my eyes glaze over at the first sight of anything even remotely legalistic, I'd like to recap the situation abd ask for clarification. I understand that I can use this 1950 [1] image of Sir Thomas Playford from the NLA site as it doesn't give details of who the photographer was and ergo his/her date of death. I can also use this NLA [2] image of Thomas Playford II dating back to early 20th century. However, can I use this [3] image of Frank Walsh from the Parliament of South Australia website? The image was presumably taken later than 1955 but the site says "Apart from fair dealing permitted by the Copyright Act, the Parliament of South Australia grants visitors to this site a licence to download and display its copyright material for private and non-commercial purposes only", which to my non-legal mind indicates that we can display the Frank Walsh image on Wikipedia.
Any clarification would be gratefully accepted. --Roisterer 08:45, 25 October 2005 (UTC)
According to Jimbo [4] non-commercial use images are no longer permitted. The pre-1955 photos are in the public domain -- it doesn't matter who took them (though it would be polite to give attribution where possible) or when it was published, if at all. Any photo taken after 1 January 1955 is not going to even begin to contemplate the merest thought of possibly being public domain until 2025 so you have to get the approval of the copyright holder to release it under a free licence. I don't know whether you can argue it is "fair dealing" to use a copyright photo of a person in an article about that person. Geoff/Gsl 10:13, 25 October 2005 (UTC)
As per Geoff, the Wikimedia foundation does not accept any restriction such as non-commercial use only. You would need to claim fair use. To understand more you really need to look at Wikipedia:Copyrights. The way to navigate is really going to be Fair use - if you claim Fair use, you need to ask whether anyone will challenge it? As per the discussion about media releases, I would think not.
I came across this page Wikipedia:Boilerplate request for permission which has some proformas for requesting permission and Wikipedia:Successful requests for permission which is where you need to file successful permission requests. --User:AYArktos | Talk 10:21, 25 October 2005 (UTC)
I don't know if the same has been happening to you guys or not, but a large number of Canadian government-related images (portraits of political figures, etc.) have been deleted under an apparent conflict between the provisions of Crown copyright and the provisions of GFDL. I have requested clarification on the extent to which fair use can be applied. (Wikipedia is governed solely by American copyright law, because that's where the servers are located, so fair dealing isn't applicable.)
Consequently, I'm hereby asking for some Australian participation at Wikipedia:Requests for comment/Crown copyright. Thanks. Bearcat 00:48, 24 October 2005 (UTC)
Melbourne and Sydney meetups
Hello Australian Wikipedians. :)
I'm going to be in Australia for the X|Media|Lab conference in November, and it would be great to meetup with some Wikipedians while I'm there, so please see Wikipedia:Meetup/Melbourne and/or Wikipedia:Meetup/Sydney. Angela. 03:59, 26 October 2005 (UTC)
The cycle in the Indigenous Australian categories is now broken, and the graph is mainly in line with the proposal above. Th main differences are that I left A.A.music as a subcat of A.A.art, Native Title has not been renamed as yet, and I.A.leaders and I.A.politics are separate categories on the same level. It occurred to me that it might be worth making a new category:Indigenous Australian history. JPD (talk) 16:50, 26 October 2005 (UTC)
Australians at RfA
Two Australian editors have been nominated for adminship: Tony1 and Scott Davis. Please take the time to consider these nominations, and perhaps lend your support. Voting for Tony end October 31st whilst voting for Scott ends November 3rd. Thanks, --Cyberjunkie | Talk 15:51, 27 October 2005 (UTC)
Congrats to Scott for the successful RfA; as for Tony1, it was one of the more interesting RfA's I've witnessed. --Roisterer 01:38, 4 November 2005 (UTC)
Thankyou to everybody who took the time to consider my RFA. I trust I will live up to your standards. --Scott Davis Talk 03:49, 4 November 2005 (UTC)
I've expanded the Australian section at this page (and created a redirect from University admission) - please add to it as you see necessary. Cheers Natgoo 00:07, 30 October 2005 (UTC)
State Route Shields
File:AU-SR.png
State Route Shield Template.
Just letting anyone know I have now added an attractive template of a general state route shield for use on roads. This design is based on many different ones used on Wikipedia, and I believe this is a good standard one to use for all states and territories using state route shields. Comments are appreciated on the design. I will soon complete a set of these of all the state route numbers used in Australia for use on all wikipedia articles on Australian roads. I am using a general Bold MS Sans Serif font which is generally used on Western Australian roads. The older style, thicker font is being is being phased out Australia wide for state route shields, so this was the most appropriate. Boochan 08:25, 30 October 2005 (UTC)
I don't think we ever use blue shields in South Australia. We use green shields with yellow text prefixed by a letter. --Scott Davis Talk 09:55, 30 October 2005 (UTC)
I agree with Scott - I've seen the green with yellow text used in SA, Vic, Tas and NSW, generally for all road/highway signs like this. -- Chuq 10:09, 30 October 2005 (UTC)
Hmmm... Well its still relatively widely used in Metro Areas of all Capital Cities, and Rural areas of WA, NT and some of QLD. SA, TAS & Country/Main Routes of VIC use the alphanumeric system. NSW just has a lot of National Highways. - Its just the previous ones were low quality JPGs or have very unusual formatting, so I just created a new cleaner, more accurate template. Boochan 11:06, 30 October 2005 (UTC)
Does anyone know why blue links are sometimes underlined and sometimes not? is there a formatting edit war going on somewhere? Adam 10:17, 30 October 2005 (UTC)
What do you all think about merging WorkChoices into 2005 Australian industrial relations law reform? While I think WorkChoices certainly warrents an article, I also think much of what is said in it should be said in the more general article and that a consolidated article is perhaps better at this stage. Thoughts?--Cyberjunkie | Talk 13:42, 30 October 2005 (UTC)
The OED defines "reform" as "the amendment of some faulty state of things... a change for the better... improvement or rectifying of something faulty or inexact." The word therefore cannot be used of Howard's legislation, since it is hotly disputed whether it is "a change for the better." It should be Australian industrial relations legislation, 2005, and if someone doesn't move it there, I will. Adam 13:53, 30 October 2005 (UTC)
I've saved you the trouble, though like AYArktos says, someone will have to move it again when the bills make parliament. J.K. 01:59, 31 October 2005 (UTC)
I think the article should be called by either the name of the bill or the package. Is it called the Industrial Relations Amendment Bill 2005? The article's name should incorporate the word Australian as per the example of Australian Anti-Terrorism Bill 2005. I agree the article on WorkChoices should be merged with 2005 Australian industrial relations law reform. --A Y Arktos (Talk) 01:01, 31 October 2005 (UTC)
I'm not sure what the bill is called, since it hasn't been introduced, tabled or even published. We might be able to find out another way, but I'm unsure how. It will probably be an amendment to the Workplace Relations Act 1996. I think we can say pretty safely that the Liberals won't have the words "industrial relations" in its title: they'll use their PR term - "workplace relations". --Cyberjunkie | Talk 01:37, 31 October 2005 (UTC)
There is also the problem of the Howard Government's increasing tendency to give legislation propagandistic titles. The bill might well be titled the Happy Future for Everyone Bill 2005, and I don't we could call our article that. Australian industrial relations legislation, 2005 is accurate and neutral. Adam 08:11, 31 October 2005 (UTC)
The DPMC is terming the bill Workplace Relations Amendment (Reform) Bill (.rtf) in its legislative schedule. The House cites five amendments as follows:
Workplace Relations Amendment (Better Bargaining) 2005;
Workplace Relations Amendment (Extended Prohibition of Compulsory Union Fees) 2005;
Workplace Relations Amendment (Fair Dismissal Reform) 2005;
Workplace Relations Amendment (Right of Entry) 2005; and,
Workplace Relations Amendment (Small Business Employment Protection) 2005.(.pdf)
Given the number amendments, I think Adam's title will suffice for the time being. Still, what about the proposed merger?--Cyberjunkie | Talk 08:39, 31 October 2005 (UTC)
Well, it's that time of the fortnight again. Sport in Australia received the most edits and editors since I've been doing ACOTF, even though it was longer to start with than most. It was ACOTF from 16 October 2005 to 30 October 2005
24 contributors made 62 edits
The article increased from 2.12 kb to 5.39 - 3 times longer
See how much it changed
The new Australian collaboration of the fortnight is the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
I'm also wondering about changing the tie-breaker rules - comment at the talk page. --Scott Davis Talk 14:00, 30 October 2005 (UTC)
Australian Featured Article Candidates
There are currently two Australian articles up for featured article status at the moment. Waterfall Gully, South Australia and Canberra, please feel free to drop by Wikipedia:Featured article candidates to lend your support or suggest improvements. --Martyman-(talk) 00:43, 31 October 2005 (UTC)
Which horse are you betting on tomorrow? :) I created this 2005 Melbourne Cup article with a table of horses Astrokey44 12:49, 31 October 2005 (UTC)
Removing non-free images
Adam Carr has informed me that I need to request the permission of this group to edit certain articles. Therefore, I am requesting your permission to remove some images from Template:Prime Ministers of Australia. As the images are not under a free license, they fall under the "fair use" rules. Those rules state that non-free images cannot be used anywhere but directly in articles; use on templates is forbidden. I would like to remove the following images:
Image:Ac.johnhoward.jpg
Image:Pkeating.jpg
Image:BobHawke.jpg
Image:Malcolmfraser1.jpg
Image:Goughwhitlam2.jpg
Image:Billymcmahon.jpg
Image:JohnGorton.jpg
Image:Johnmcewen.jpg
Image:Haroldholt.jpg
Image:Benchifley.jpg
Image:Frankforde.jpg
Image:Johncurtin.jpg
Image:Arthurfadden.jpg
Image:Robertmenzies2.jpg
Image:Earlepage.jpg
Image:Josephlyons.jpg
Image:Jamesscullin.jpg
Image:Stanleybruce.jpg
Image:BillyHughes.png
Image:Josephcook.jpg
Image:Andrewfisher.jpg
Image:Georgereid.jpg
Image:Ac.chriswatson.jpg
Image:AlfredDeakin.jpeg
Image:Edmund Barton.PNG
--Carnildo 04:22, 1 November 2005 (UTC)
We had a discussion on this very page on which images we can use (see "Public Domain images from NLA" above) and the response was that all pre-1955 images are in the Public Domain. Ergo, many of the images you list would be public domain (at first glance, at least 10 PM's listed died prior to 1955). Unless, as usual, I have completely misunderstood something here. --Roisterer 05:04, 1 November 2005 (UTC)
move them to the article then or remove them from the template, the actual image doesnt need to be deleted Astrokey44 05:10, 1 November 2005 (UTC)
Why is it OK to use a photo in an article but not in a template? Adam 05:11, 1 November 2005 (UTC)
I think the idea behid the template image purge is that there is no justification for fair use if you stick a fair use image of Bob Hawke on an unreated article like Edmund Barton.--nixie 05:22, 1 November 2005 (UTC)
American Fair Use entitles you to use copyrighted material in articles directly about the copyrigthed material, for such uses as parody or critique. Copyrighted photos of other prime ministers on a specific prime ministers page would not qualify. Australia's fair dealing criteria may be different, but I am not sure if that couts as we are uploading to the US. --Martyman-(talk) 05:23, 1 November 2005 (UTC)
Some of them are not even copyright. Xtra 05:16, 1 November 2005 (UTC)
I have replaced the copyright status for all of teh images pre-Menzies as they are in teh Public Domain. Not sure about any of the newer photos. --Martyman-(talk) 05:21, 1 November 2005 (UTC)
Xtra previously posted on this page:
Under international copyright treaties a country will only recognise foreign material as copyright if the country it is from recognises the copyright. Therefore if it was made in Australia and Australia does not recognise copyright in it, then no other country will.
I have been unable to find a reference to support this, and remain of the view that images in the public domain in Australia are not necessarily so in the U.S. I am concerned that these images are being incorrectly retagged. Snottygobble | Talk 05:31, 1 November 2005 (UTC)
I have all sorts of qualms over the Australia-PD template, especially if people are using it on unpublished images released by the NLA or NAA that under Australian law are copyright in perpetuity.--nixie 05:39, 1 November 2005 (UTC)
I think this is only for photos taken after 1969: "Photographs taken after 1 May 1969. An unpublished photograph holds copyright in perpetuity". It then says that copyright is "50 years from making" for "Photographs taken before 1 May 1969" [5] Astrokey44 09:42, 1 November 2005 (UTC)
The DMCA contians the following text which seems to imply that the US does not protect copyright once it has lapsed in it's home country:
Both treaties require parties to protect preexisting works from other member
countries that have not fallen into the public domain in the country of origin through
the expiry of the term of protection. A similar obligation is contained in


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Panivizhum Malarvanam - Wikipedia
Maaruthy Nanthan
Aravainth
B. R. Rajin
N. Raagav
Panivizhum Malarvanam (English A forest of flowers where dew falls) is a 2014 Indian Tamil thriller film written and directed by James David. The film stars Abhilash and Sanyathara in the lead roles, while Varsha Ashwathi, Sai Vishal and Jawahar appear in other pivotal roles. The film's music is by music director B. R. Rajin. The film was released on 21 February 2014 to average reviews.
Abhilash as Tarun
Sanyathara as Kavya
Varsha Ashwathi as Malar
Sai Vishal as Viju
Ravi Venkatraman as heroines father
The film was written and directed by newcomer James David, who had previously assisted director Aabhavanan and was an associate director for films such as Nee Venunda Chellam, Rameswaram and the 3D animation movie Inimey Nangathan. The lead actor Abhilash also made his debut in a lead role, having previously portrayed a supporting role in Gautham Menon's Neethane En Ponvasantham (2012). The film began shoot in August 2012 and was filmed in locations across Kumily and Thekkady in Kerala. The team also claimed to have selected the tiger which had appeared in Hangover 3 for the venture, while collaborating with the brands Incredible India and Save the Tiger.[1] An audio release function was held in May 2013 with Balu Mahendra and Vairamuthu attending as chief guests.[2]
The film opened on 21 February 2014 to average reviews, with M. Suganth of The Times of India noting "to cut a long story short, while the messages David's film seeks to convey are significant, the manner in which they have been packaged isn't."[3] The New Indian Express noted it was a "fairly engaging thriller", writing that "the narration may seem a tad loosely etched and jumpy at times and has its glitches. But it’s a debutant director’s sincere effort to move away from the beaten path and is refreshingly different."[4]
B. R. Rajin chronology
Ninaivugal Azhivadhillai
(2012) Panivizhum Malarvanam
The film's audio released in May 2013 and the songs have lyrics written by Vairamuthu and Ravi Indrahan. The film's title is taken from a track in Ilaiyaraaja's 1982 musical Ninaivellam Nithya.
1. "Malaiyil Ula" Solar Sai
2. "Thoorathila Aagayam" Belly Raj, Chinmayi
3. "Ava Ennannamo" Haricharan
4. "Amma Amma Amma" Madhu Balakrishnan
5. "Kaadu" Instrumental
^ Audio Beat: Panivizhum Malarvanam - Breezy tunes - The Hindu
^ New stills from Panivizhum Malarvanam
^ Pani Vizhum Malarvanam movie review: Wallpaper, Story, Trailer at Times of India
^ Pani Vizhum Malarvanam is a Fairly Engaging Thriller - The New Indian Express
Panivizhum Malarvanam on IMDb
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At National Gallery, Dressed to ImpressBy Michael O'SullivanWashington Post Staff Writer Friday, July 10, 2009 Armor -- the original power suit. When worn by kings and emperors, if only for pageants and tournaments, it sends an unmistakable message: Don't forget who's boss. Whether seen up close, close enough to make out the elaborate details and to interpret their symbolism -- a closeness that would, of course, entail special access -- or visible only as a glint of stunning sunlight on burnished metal on a crowded parade route, it's a reminder of who's in charge. That is the theme of the National Gallery of Art's "The Art of Power: Royal Armor and Portraits From Imperial Spain," an exhibition of late 15th- to 18th-century armor, accompanied by portraits of members of Spain's Habsburg dynasty wearing the same pieces. According to Alvaro Soler del Campo, the show's curator and director of Madrid's Royal Armory, from among whose treasures the show has been assembled, armor is the physical embodiment of a sentiment best expressed in the "Star Wars" movies slogan: May the Force be with you. His pop-cultural reference isn't flippant. You can still see the legacy of these protective -- and yes, more than a little flashy -- bodysuits in the costumes of such superheroes as Batman. There's a propagandistic value in wearing gear that accomplishes what even steroids can't. As impressive as the exhibition is, several of the coolest items in the show weren't worn by kings, but by their horses. What did you expect? A guy whose outfit might contain scenes comparing him to such heroes of legend as Jason, Samson, Hercules, Alexander the Great and Julius Caesar needs a pimped-out ride. One horse helmet in particular is a must-see. Called a chanfron and crinet (or face and neck protection), it belonged to King Philip III and would have turned his horse into a dragon, complete with scales, horn and tusks. "Just imagine this in winter," says Soler del Campo. The snort of the animal's breath, steaming in the cold air, would be enough to complete the illusion of a fire-breathing beast. But armor impresses on levels other than the visual. The suits on view here cost many times more than even the priciest portrait painted by Rubens, van Dyck or Velzquez (all of whom are represented here). How much would one set you back? It's hard to compare gold ducats to today's dollars, says Soler del Campo. But it's helpful to think of a complete set -- called a garniture, and often including interchangeable parts and accessories for both horse and rider -- as being comparable in value to a private jet. It was Philip II, king of Spain from 1556 to 1598, who established the Royal Armory when he bought the collection assembled by his father, Emperor Charles V -- and set it aside for posterity -- when Charles tried to sell it off to pay debts. It's Philip, then, who is to be credited for having the foresight to recognize something that makes this show the stunner that it is -- and as much about art as about arms. That is the fact that Charles V was able to put together what Soler del Campo says is recognized today as simply the "best collection of luxury armor." Before or since when? "Ever," says Soler del Campo, who hopes that, if nothing else, this show will dispel one common misconception. "Everybody thinks armor is simply a military object. This is simply not true." Want to go?
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Punjab local bodies department seeks funds due for central projects
The delay in transfer of central funds to the state mission directorate had already affected approval of State Annual Action Plan-III (SAAP-III) under AMRUT six months ago.
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Last month, local bodies minister Navjot Singh Sidhu said the previous SAD-BJP government had derailed Smart City, AMRUT and other urban development projects by not releasing funds received from the Centre or the state share.(HT File Photo)
Unable to give impetus to urban development projects due to alleged “diversion” of central grants by the previous regime, the Punjab local bodies department has urged the state government to release funds received from the Centre under Smart City Mission and Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT) schemes.
The reason: Any new fund releases from the central government under the two programmes are tied to project progress and utilisation of sanctioned funds. Of the total outlay of about Rs 2,200 crore for projects under these schemes, the Union ministry of urban development sanctioned about Rs 400 crore for Smart City projects in Ludhiana, Jalandhar and Amritsar, and water supply and sewerage projects in the last two years.
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However, a major portion of the central funds and the state’s own corresponding share were not released by the then government to the department. “The finance department has been requested to release funds, as subsequent instalments under these projects are linked to transfer of funds to implementation agency, project progress and submission of utilisation certificate. Any diversion of central grants for purpose other than mission projects also affects release of grants,” said a senior department official, requesting anonymity.
The delay in transfer of central funds to the state mission directorate had already affected approval of State Annual Action Plan-III (SAAP-III) under AMRUT six months ago. The department submitted Rs 1,200-crore proposal to the ministry for 47 water, sewage and park projects. The apex body took up the proposal in its 14th meeting, but did not give approval. “The state government has not transferred 100% of central funds as well as state share in the past two years to the mission directorate,” sources said, citing minutes of the meeting. Of Rs 313 crore approved for the first two action plans, only Rs 37 crore were transferred.
Smart City and AMRUT are big-ticket urban renewal projects launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in June 2015 with the objective of transforming the urban infrastructure burdened with ever-growing population across the country. The two projects were started by the central government with a total outlay of Rs 98,000 crore over five years.
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Last month, local bodies minister Navjot Singh Sidhu said the previous Shiromani Akali Dal-Bharatiya Janata Party (SAD-BJP) government had derailed Smart City, AMRUT and other urban development projects by not releasing funds received from the Centre or the state share.
“The non-release of 85% of funds received from the centre to Punjab Municipal Infrastructure Development Company (PMIDC) has halted the progress of these projects,” he said, alleging diversion.

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See comment in PubMed Commons belowPharmacol Ther. 2003 May;98(2):257-65.Genealogy, expression, and cellular function of transforming growth factor-beta.Govinden R1, Bhoola KD.Author information1HIV Prevention Research Unit, Medical Research Council, Durban, South Africa.AbstractThe transforming growth factor-beta (TGF-beta) gene superfamily expresses a large set of structurally and functionally related polypeptides. Three TGF-beta isoforms are regulated by specific genes and have been identified in mammals (TGF-beta1, -beta2, and -beta3). All three-protein isoforms are observed abundantly during development and display overlapping and distinct spatial and temporal patterns of expressions. Each isoform plays a distinct role, the nature of which depends on the cell type, its state of differentiation, and growth conditions, and on the other growth factors present. TGF-beta regulates many of the processes common to both tissue repair and disease, including angiogenesis, chemotoxins, fibroblast proliferation and the controlled synthesis, and degradation of matrix proteins, such as collagen and fibronectin. This review will examine the genealogy and mode of actions of TGF-beta on the cell types involved in inflammation and repair, as well as in carcinoma.PMID: 12725873 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE] SharePublication Types, MeSH Terms, SubstancesPublication TypesResearch Support, Non-U.S. Gov'tReviewMeSH TermsGene Expression Regulation*HumansInflammationNeoplasms/physiopathologyNeovascularization, Physiologic*Receptors, Transforming Growth Factor beta/physiology*Signal TransductionTranscription, GeneticTransforming Growth Factor beta/biosynthesis*Transforming Growth Factor beta/geneticsTransforming Growth Factor beta/pharmacology*SubstancesReceptors, Transforming Growth Factor betaTransforming Growth Factor betaLinkOut - more resourcesFull Text SourcesElsevier ScienceOvid Technologies, Inc.Other Literature SourcesCited by Patents in - The LensPubMed Commons home

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Newest Factor for Earlier Primaries: Grinch Effect - The New York Times
Politics|Newest Factor for Earlier Primaries: Grinch Effect
By JIM RUTENBERG OCT. 18, 2007
Former Senator Fred D. Thompson, campaigning in Cedar Falls, Iowa, on Oct. 1. Iowa Republicans will hold caucuses on Jan. 3. Credit Doug Mills/The New York Times
WASHINGTON, Oct. 17 — Oh, the Christmas season: the scent of eggnog, the sounds of sleigh bells, the good cheer — and all those slashing political attack ads, hard-hitting mailings, pre-recorded candidate phone calls and intrusive, get-out-the-vote drives?
With the first voting now scheduled to take place right after the first of the year, the presidential candidates are hurriedly making plans to cope with the challenge of conducting all-out campaigns smack in the middle of the holidays. Unlike previous elections, there will be no real buffer this time between the family gathering, bowl-game-watching (and drinking) tradition of the week between Christmas and New Year’s Day and the initial presidential contests in the early voting states.
On Tuesday night, the Iowa Republican Party decided to hold its caucuses on Jan. 3. It is the earliest that the party caucuses there have been scheduled since Iowa established its general position 36 years ago as the first state to vote in the national nominating contest, and it put pressure on the Democrats in Iowa to settle on the same schedule. The previous earliest date for the Iowa caucuses was Jan. 19, in the 1976 campaign.
Much of the political world is now consumed with how New Hampshire will preserve its status as the first state to hold a full-fledged primary; the betting is on a date no more than 10 days after Iowa, but in any case no later than the first part of January (there is even some talk of New Hampshire going in December). It is uncharted territory, with strategists for the major campaigns struggling to understand what the early schedule — and the uncertainty — will mean for the traditional rhythms and strategies of the crucial weeks when many voters make up their minds and cast the initial votes.
The campaigns, which have spent years trying to plan for the final and most important stage of the campaign season, are to some extent in suspended animation, unable to finalize plans for advertising spending, candidate schedules and campaign rallies.
“This whole primary schedule is like 52-card pick-up, it’s just rearranged the whole deck in terms of conventional planning and strategy,” said Mark McKinnon, a strategist for the presidential campaign of Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, who Mr. McKinnon said was preparing for all possibilities. “Usually you try to plan these things six months out, or a year out, and we still don’t know, so that makes it very difficult for everybody to allocate resources and staff and to schedule the candidate.”
How will candidates allocate their time if only a few days separate the Iowa caucuses from the New Hampshire primary? And will voters think poorly of candidates for running negative television commercials between feel-good spots starring Santa or the local news team singing while dressed as elves?
“It’s the season to be jolly,” said Steve McMahon, a Democratic advertising strategist. “Sharp contrasting messages collide with Christmas carols and Santa Claus.”
In the words of an advertising strategist with one of the major Republican campaigns who requested anonymity to speak bluntly: “Can you have Mitt Romney getting a lump of coal in his stocking — do negatives work in happy season in terms of what people will tolerate?”
Complicating matters still more is the possibility that Democratic and Republican candidates in early contests, including those in Iowa and South Carolina, could hold their nominating contests on different days. Kevin Madden, a spokesman for Mr. Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts, said the campaign was acutely aware of the dangers of heavy campaigning in the holiday season.
“No longer will the guy with the Salvation Army bell outside the door be the most annoying person,” he said. “It will be the candidate asking for your vote.”
But representatives of all of the campaigns said they had no plans to “go dark,” that is, to suspend the crucial television advertisements and other campaign activity at the end of December.
Tad Devine, a strategist for Senator John Kerry’s 2003-4 presidential campaign, said that the weeks in early January leading up to the caucuses were crucial to his candidate’s victory after a long period in which polls showed him trailing badly.
“You want to build momentum so that it’s breaking at the end,” he said. “And I think that’s the biggest challenge here with having the early dates — these holidays could undercut that buildup, that momentum going into the caucuses.”
Jonathan Prince, a deputy campaign manager for former Senator John Edwards of North Carolina, rejected the notion that voters tune out during the holidays, and he indicated that the holidays would not greatly affect his television advertising plans.
“Voters in the early states take these decisions very seriously,” Mr. Prince said. “They don’t just stop thinking about it for a week because it’s the holiday season.”
He and others suggested that if Iowa and New Hampshire held their Democratic contests earlier than expected, they could simply buy advertising and move forward with other plans earlier.
Dale R. Woods, president and general manager of WHO, the NBC affiliate in Des Moines, warned that commercial rates are at their most expensive during the pre-Christmas spike and immediately after Christmas.
Mailboxes will be similarly crowded with holiday catalogs. Dave Contarino, the campaign manager for Gov. Bill Richardson, Democrat of New Mexico, said he was considering scaling back his plans for mail.
Gordon Fischer, the former Iowa Democratic Party chairman who is helping the campaign of Senator Barack Obama of Illinois, said that should the Democrats move their caucus to early January as expected, it could limit how much door knocking Mr. Obama’s campaign could do in the final couple of weeks. But he said he did not see it as a major problem.
Teresa Vilmain, the Iowa state director for Senator Hillary Clinton, Democrat of New York, said she was confident that Iowans are seasoned enough to know that candidates and their supporters are going to come calling days before the caucuses. “Iowans take this process extremely seriously and will be engaged regardless of what date the caucus occurs,” Ms. Vilmain said.
Tom Rath, a Republican Party leader in New Hampshire who is an adviser Mr. Romney, said voters would frown upon candidates who campaigned on Christmas, and he said Mr. Romney would not be doing so, “but he might be caroling the night before.”
In Iowa, or New Hampshire?
“Probably in both,” Mr. Rath said.
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Patent US4125494 - Adhesion promoter for 2-cyanoacrylate adhesive compositions - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsImproved 2-cyanoacrylate adhesive compositions containing acetic acid exhibit greatly enhanced bond strength with no significant reduction in cure rate. Such compositions may be used on a wide variety of substrates and are particularly useful on metals....http://www.google.com/patents/US4125494?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US4125494 - Adhesion promoter for 2-cyanoacrylate adhesive compositionsAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS4125494 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 05/823,981Publication dateNov 14, 1978Filing dateAug 12, 1977Priority dateAug 12, 1977Also published asCA1104281A1, DE2833842A1Publication number05823981, 823981, US 4125494 A, US 4125494A, US-A-4125494, US4125494 A, US4125494AInventorsJules E. Schoenberg, Dilip K. Ray-ChaudhuriOriginal AssigneeNational Starch And Chemical CorporationExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (2), Referenced by (20), Classifications (15) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetAdhesion promoter for 2-cyanoacrylate adhesive compositions
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“A great anniversay treat!”
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183 helpful votes “A great anniversay treat!”
We stayed in a penthouse suite with great views over Westminster and The Houses of Parliament. The suite was huge with floor to ceiling windows and a comfy two sofa seating area as well as dining table for four people. The bedroom has a huge 6ft bed that was so comfy and warm. The bathroom had a double shower and a bath.The complimentary mini-bar was a surprise for a celebratory drink whilst enjoying the view.Breakfast was in the very smart restaurant and was buffet style including full English with speciality teas and coffee to order.The hotel is 7 min walk from Pimlico (direct from Kings Cross on the Victoria Line), or 12 mins to Westminster with more lines available. Not much in the area to do but very nice walk to the river etc. Original Bus Tour stops at the end of the road and the hotel arranged our tickets and added onto the room bill, which was useful.Great staff on every level, all were very smart and polite. We were even loaned umbrellas by the front desk when they noted it was raining.Excellent hotel with very comfy rooms and great service. I can recommend highly but not for those wanting action outside the door or Tube accross the road.
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This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC. D0laO, Guest Relations Manager at Doubletree by Hilton London - Westminster, responded to this review,
Dear theharrowgatelady, Thank you for your review of your recent stay at the DoubleTree Westminster. We are delighted that you enjoyed your stay with us, and I have forwarded your kind comments and encouraging feedback to the Team. Happy Anniversary! We appreciate you choosing us to celebrate your special milestone, and are pleased to have contributed to your happiness in some capacity. Please do let us know when next you wish you return to Westminster, so that we may welcome you personally. Thank you once again, and have a most pleasant weekend. Kind regards, Dola0 (Guest Relations Manager)
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I seriously recommend this hotel to anyone who is staying in london. The hotel staff are very helpful, breakfast was great, our room was spacious, very very clean, with a lovely view and had an apple-mac computer/tv in the room so that we could research restaurants etc whilst we stayed. Located in Westminster, it is possible to walk to Victoria if you fancy a 15min walk on a nice day (just don't get lost like we did) and the hotel is between 2 tube stations-each about 5mins walk away. I will definitely be returning to this hotel and can't recommend it enough!
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30 helpful votes “many good points”
Stayed here because of location for visit to Tate, tripadvisor reviews and a good experience of staying at another City Inn [as this hotel used to be]. I'd rate this as good if a little bland and corporate. Excellent bed, spotless room, goodish breakfast [though expensive, and crowded, and weak coffee], friendly staff. I did not much like the apple mac instead of a TV- limited channels and dodgy mouse meant it was a lot of hassle to try and find channel to watch.
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121 helpful votes “Excellent hotel, staff and bedrooms”
Formally known as "the mint" now branded under the Hilton group, but still has the luxury extras that made TheMint so well regarded... Buitifull bedrooms, super comfy beds, nice sized rooms and bathroom, with powerful very hot shower..and an Apple IMac in the room too! Staff all very friendly, helpful and greeted with a hot warm chocolate melting cookie :-)The hotel is immaculate throughout, and just 6- 10 minute straight walk from Westminster tube line ( or St.james). WOULD reccomend this great hotel.... It was even cheaper than a basic Travellodge too!!Beat that for an immaculate luxury hotel!
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Arrived Friday 2pm check in was quick. Arrived in room to find heating not working spoke to reception who sent maintenance man who then brought a plug in heater and promptly left without a word. Large room small heater! spoke to reception and explained not good enough and they quickly offered another room. Overall service good but quality and choice of breakfast very poor for a hotel in this category, junior suite spacious but poorly laid out with no draws in the room. light switches for lamps underneath tables, tea and coffee facilities very sparse. Would not use this hotel again felt it was poor value and expensive.
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Dear Carole A, Thank you for your review of the DoubleTree Westminster following your recent stay. I am sorry that the heating in your originally assigned room was not working. I have forwarded your comments to our Front Office team, and re-training has been carried out to ensure that an alternative room is always offered immediately. Please accept my sincere apologies for any inconvenience. You mentioned that our breakfast choices were rather limited. Your feedback is important to us as it enables us improve on areas in which we may serve you better; as such, we would appreciate it if you could perhaps contact us directly to shed more light on your dining experience. Additional in-room tea & coffee facilities are available on demand at no extra cost, so please feel free to request for a top-up on your next visit. Once again, my sincere apologies for any inconvenience, and we hope to welcome you back to the DoubleTree Westminster in future, so that you can enjoy our hospitality to the full. Kind regards Dola O (Guest Relations Manager)
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1 review “Great hotel for a weekend break in London”
Even though I live in the suburbs, I enjoy the location of this hotel for spending a night in London. The central location means that I can enjoy a night out without having to worry about a long journey home on public transport. I am 75 years of age and the facilities in this hotel are great, with lifts, showers, tea making facility in my room and very helpful (but not overpowering) staff.I would recommend this hotel highly.
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We were staying at the hotel and as there are few places to eat in this area, we decided to use the hotel's restaurant before our show. We were pleasantly surprised. The menu is fairly short, however, the food was hot, tasty and the service was excellent. We would definitely use the restaurant again and the food was competitively priced.
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Vancouver Injectables & Fillers - Deals in Vancouver, BC | Groupon
Injectables & Fillers in Vancouver, BC
C$450 C$159
47% Off Eyelash Extensions at Luscious Lashes
From the merchant: One silky lash extension individually applied to each one of your own lashes by a certified lash technician. C$150
One, Three, or Five Natural Face-Lifts at Paad Wellness (Up to 59% Off)
3 or 6 Laser Lipo Treatments at J Natural Spa (Up to 60% Off) J Natural Spa

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