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Renowned as the country’s foremost heritage township; Pragpur is based in Himachal Pradesh at a height of 1,800 ft over sea level. Set against snowy mountains, the village is a sees a lot of tourist traffic each year with people who are keen on exploring the Kangra valley. Travelers can inspect the origins of the celebrated Kangra School of painting in the village and also indulge in adventure sports.
The Kuthiala Soods Ancestral Home
History has documented the fact that the village was first founded by the local Kuthiala Soods. They set up Pragpur in an effort to honor the memory of Princess Prag Dei of the Jaswan regents. The ancestral property of the Soods stands perfectly preserved to this day, as a prominent place of interest. The heritage building is now over 3 centuries old, making it a fond reminder of the grandeur that the founders of Pragpur once lived in.
Tourism in Pragpur
The 18th century man-made pond attracts a lot of visitors, as does the beautiful Radha Krishna shrine in town. Built well over two centuries ago, Nehar Bhawan is a fabulous example of region’s endemic architectural style. The heritage village offers hiking, fishing and bird watching opportunities to travelers. The region hosts a number of fruit orchards that are famous for lemons and mangoes making them a must try.
The area is famous for intricately fashioned jewelry crafted by skilled silversmiths. Tourists can also cruise through the enchanting markets of Pragpur and pick out traditional quilts that suit their fancy.


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Apocalypse Now is a 1979 American epic war film set during the Vietnam War, directed and produced by Francis Ford Coppola. The central character is US Army special operations officer Captain Benjamin L. Willard (Martin Sheen), of MACV-SOG, an assassin sent to kill the renegade and presumed insane Special Forces Colonel Walter E. Kurtz (Marlon Brando).
The screenplay by John Milius and Coppola came from Milius’s idea of adapting Joseph Conrad’s novella Heart of Darkness into the Vietnam War era. It also draws from Michael Herr’s Dispatches, the film version of Conrad’s Lord Jim (which shares the same character of Marlow with Heart of Darkness), and Werner Herzog’s Aguirre, the Wrath of God (1972). The film drew attention for its lengthy and troubled production. Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker’s Apocalypse documented Brando’s showing up on the set overweight, Sheen’s heart attack, and extreme weather destroying several expensive sets. The film’s release was postponed several times while Coppola edited millions of feet of footage.
On the review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, Apocalypse Now has a 99% “Certified Fresh” rating and was received with critical acclaim. Its cultural impact and its philosophical themes have been extensively discussed. Honored with the Palme d’Or at Cannes, and nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture and the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama, the film was also deemed “culturally, historically or aesthetically significant” and selected for preservation by the National Film Registry in 2001.

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Microsoft revealed Tuesday it was investigating a previously unknown security flaw affecting all versions of its Web browser, Internet Explorer.
Hackers have attempted to exploit the vulnerability in targeted attacks on users of versions 8 and 9 of the browser, the company reported in a security advisory.
"The vulnerability may corrupt memory in a way that could allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code in the context of the current user within Internet Explorer," the advisory says.
Choosing a difficult password might not be enough to protect our accounts in the future.
We are admittedly often lax when it comes to choosing difficult-to-guess passwords, and we forget to change them on a regular basis. Rather than trying to remember complex sets of words and numbers, a worryingly high number of us use very simple phrases to protect accounts ranging from email to social media and those used to access corporate systems.
In a survey last year, security software developer Splashdata found that the most common passwords used in 2012 included "qwerty," "12345678" and "Password1" -- phrases that wouldn't require a code breaker to guess. However, thanks to the updated password cracker ocl-Hashcat-plus, even more complex combinations are unlikely to protect targeted data.
The National Security Agency’s snooping practices may be costing American companies a lot of money. German publication Zeit Online has obtained leaked documents that purportedly show that IT experts within the German government believe that Windows 8 contains back doors that the NSA could use to remotely control any computers that have it installed.
The German officials specifically worry about how Windows 8 interacts with Trusted Platform Modules (TPMs) and are concerned that once Windows machines are paired with TPM 2.0 in 2015, they won’t be able to deactivate it on their machines if they don’t want it.
Microsoft's security researchers have discovered a pair of malware programs that help one another to avoid being detected by antivirus software.
Known as Vobfus and Beebone, the collaborating malware prove difficult to remove from infected machines as they work together, foiling the removal by regularly downloading updated versions of their respective partners.
Vobfus is a piece of Visual Basic malware that originally was found in September 2009 and is known as a program that downloads other code modules.


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Rob Ford: Weight-loss-challenge scale gets moved
An industrial scale, the centrepiece of Mayor Rob Ford's weight-loss challenge, has been moved.
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An industrial scale, the centrepiece of Mayor Rob Ford's unsuccesful weight-loss challenge, has been removed from the city hall office Ford no longer has the keys to.
The “Cut the Waist Challenge” scale, which the mayor unveiled with much fanfare in January 2012, has been evicted from its long-standing spot in the fishbowl, the glass-walled office housing staff who now report to Deputy Mayor Norm Kelly.
When Ford first stepped on the scale he weighed in at 330 pounds, and vowed to lose 50 pounds in six months.
The weekly public weigh-ins became one of the few scheduled opportunities for reporters to ask questions of the mayor.
At his final weigh-in in June, ending a month earlier than originally planned, Ford had lost 17 pounds.
“I could'a done better,” Ford said at the time.
The scale now sits in the corner of the reception area for the mayor's office, next to a wall with a framed football jersey.
And there are no more fish in the fishbowl: the aquarium has also been moved into the mayor's reception, wedged into a corner next to the couch.
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- Updated Judge rejects Toronto's attempt to ban Uber
- Safety board urges infants get own seats on airplanes
- Shedding light on the troubles facing kids in group homes
- 2 women kicked off plane at Pearson after refusing to muzzle guide dogs
- Passengers frustrated by escalating job action at Pearson airport
- Councillors urged to reject Andy Pringle on police board
- Toronto man wanted in connection with Queen West condo shooting
- A Paul Bernardo rape victim never had chance to speak: Porter

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4 Sweet treats you must try when you visit Assam
Here are 4 sweet dishes from Assam cuisine that you must try.
Unlike other cuisines in India, Assamese food is the most unexplored cuisine that not many people know of. Unless and until you visit Assam, not many people dig into Assamese dishes. Apart from its attractive geographical features, Assam is a land of sweet flavours, with rice playing an important role. Distinguished fruits such as coconuts, pumpkins, and apricots are used in traditional Assamese.
Here we bring you 4 sweet treats from the state of Assam that you must try on your next visit.
1. Doi- Chira
Excellent choice for breakfast! One can begin its day with a bowl of Doi-Chira, one of Assam's most popular breakfast dishes. It is commonly served during the Bihu Festival, but it is also suitable for other occasions since it requires less preparation time. Flattened rice, yogurt, cream, and jaggery are the main ingredients used in this Assamese sweet meal.
2. Komolar Kheer
This is a rice-based kheer with a zesty orange flavour. The addition of orange pulp to the sweet dish gives it a refreshing flavour, and the pulp can also be used as a garnish. It's one of Assam's best traditional recipes, so give it a try.
3. Rice Payas
The usage of Joha rice in the preparation of this Payas is unique. This sweet dish is particularly filling, as it contains a lot of sugar, ghee, and dried fruits. The cardamom seeds are generously sprinkled on top. Saffron can also be used as a garnish. One thing to keep in mind when creating this delectable sweet dessert is the gas flame. This delicious meal is prepared over a low heat.
4. Narikolor Laru
This is a coconut laddu that combines the finest of both worlds: coconut and sugar. And, absolutely, having one is insufficient. This laddoo has an incredible flavour. It has a strong striking tasteful resemblance to coconut candy.
Now that you know all about the must-try sweet dishes in Assam cuisine, we're sure you're itching to eat some of these delicacies. So don't be worried if you're planning a trip to the Northeast. Simply gorge yourself on these delectable desserts after a hearty main course.

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The West Bend Stir Crazy 6-Quart Popcorn Popper can make about 6 quarts of popcorn in around five minutes. It uses a motorized stirring rod that is designed to help every corn kernel pop without requiring any work from the owner. It also includes a butter well that adds the butter or oil to the popcorn as it pops. The plastic cover is see-through to watch the corn popping and it works as a serving bowl when turned upside down.
- Includes a motorized stirring rod to pop every corn kernel
- Makes up to 6 quarts of popcorn
- Work in around 5 minutes
- Includes a built-in butter well that coats the popcorn with butter or oil
- Nonstick popping surface
- Heat-resistant handles and base
- Transparent plastic cover doubles as serving bowl
- Measures 12 x 8-1/2 x 10 inches
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A comprehensive set of teaching resources on the Holocaust and Nazi persecution, produced by the NEU and the Holocaust Educational Trust.
Following this case, the Government will be required to take action to compensate members of public sector pension schemes who were excluded from protection measures applied when schemes changed in 2014 and 2015.
The use of verbal abuse as a form of bullying of disabled children and young people is widespread. This has a significant negative impact on self-esteem and achievement.
Commenting on the passing of Motion 33 at the Annual Conference of the National Education Union, Kevin Courtney, Joint General Secretary of the National Education Union, said: “Disabled teachers are undervalued for the contribution they make to their schools and colleges.


Researchers have discovered a new species that lived on Earth millions of years ago with protective functions that scientists had not seen before.
Researchers in France have discovered a new species using modern imaging techniques to reanalyze previously discovered fossils of vampiromorphs, a group of mostly extinct octopus-like animals, including the living deep-sea vampire squid (Vampyroteuthis infernalis).
A new study has shown that a bullet-shaped creature resembling a vampire squid with glowing organs, 8 arms and suckers plowed Earth’s oceans about 165 million years ago. However, unlike the vampire squid, which is a scavenger, this ancient creature seemed to forage live prey using its grasping hands. In addition, scientists discovered that this mysterious creature had luminous organs, and they also used a defense mechanism that scientists had never seen before in any fossil.
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Just 8 centimeters long, the new species was named Vampyrofugiens atramentum, combining the original Serbian word for “vampire” and the Latin word for “escape”, which literally means “escaped vampire”.
The scientists compared the ancient creature’s anatomy with living species and concluded that the escaped vampire lived in the open ocean and fed on fish, crustaceans and possibly smaller cephalopods. It was also apparently food for larger fish and cephalopods.
Alison Rowe, a doctoral student at the Paleontology Research Center (CR2P) in Paris, said the escaped vampire is both hunter and prey at the same time. The researchers believe this new discovery will help shed light on the evolution of all coleoid cephalopods, including octopuses, squid and cuttlefish. Although hundreds of different species of this group still swim in the oceans today, it is extremely difficult for scientists to understand what evolutionary path they took because their soft bodies are rarely preserved.
During the study, the scientists used high-resolution x-rays and computer simulations – this allowed them to look inside the samples without destroying them. According to Rowe, he and his team discovered that V. atramentum actually had very innovative features that set it apart from other members of the group. For example, luminous organs and an ink bag. It is assumed that the former was used by the ancient creature to communicate in the dark ocean by creating light signals, while the latter, if discovered, helps it avoid predators.
Rowe says the combination of bioluminescence and ink is actually only present in some creatures, such as glass squid, but has never been seen in an extinct species before.
Previously Focus He wrote that scientists have discovered a new species of tarantula with “golden” feathers.
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1,813 people infected with the SARS-CoV-2 virus are now hospitalised (80 more than on Saturday), with 168 of them in intensive care units (five more), according to data from today's pandemic report by the Directorate- General Health (DGS).
The 33 new deaths associated with Covid-19 (the same number recorded on Saturday) occurred in Lisbon and Vale do Tejo (14), in the North region (8), in the Centre (4), in Alentejo (3), in the Algarve (2) and in Madeira (2).
One of these people who died was between 20 and 29 years old, but most of the deaths (23) are over 80 years old.
There was also a record of the death of one person between 50 and 59 years of age, one between 60 and 69 and seven between 70 and 79.
The highest number of new infections was recorded in the North region (13,166) and in Lisbon and Vale do Tejo (11,501).
The Centre region followed (3,640 more infections), Madeira (1,327), Algarve (1,201), Alentejo (808) and Azores (628).
The age groups up to 59 years old were those with the most new confirmed infections, with the highest number being registered in the groups from 40 to 49 years old (5,578 cases) and from 30 to 39 (5,024).
Health authorities have 280,944 contacts under surveillance today, 18,910 more than on Saturday.
A year ago, on January 16, 2021, Portugal registered 10,947 new infections (almost 22,500 less than today), but a much higher number of deaths (166), inpatients (4,653) and in intensive care (638).
Since the beginning of the pandemic, in March 2020, 19,303 people have died in Portugal with covid-19 and 1,884,974 infections with the virus that causes the disease have been confirmed, with 327,355 cases currently active (17,722 more than on Saturday).
In Lisbon and Vale do Tejo, 743,511 infections and 8,132 deaths have been confirmed so far since the pandemic began.
The North region follows (690,783 cases and 5,866 deaths) and the Center (251,672 cases and 3,405 deaths).
The Algarve has so far recorded 73,346 infections and 605 deaths and the Alentejo 62,898 cases and 1,102 deaths.
In Madeira there were 44,949 infections and 138 deaths and, in the Azores, 17,815 infections and 55 deaths, according to DGS data.
The regional authorities of the Azores and Madeira publish their data daily, which may not coincide with the information disclosed in the DGS bulletin.
Across the country, 10,152 of the people who died from Covid-19 were men and 9,151 were women.

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Every day we wake up to a set of intentions and things we wish to check off our “to do list”. On days when our mind is focused, we may achieve what we aimed for. On other days, when we are a bit off track, the list seems endless and it feels like not much is happening.
For me, there seems to be a rule of thumb to this: after a day of over achievement follows one, where not much is getting done. Try as hard as I might. I can usually detect those days either right after waking up, when my mind is buzzing with unfocused, anxious activity or when I am about to set my goals for the day and the list becomes endless. 1-5 items on my list is a realistic scenario. 5-20 is a lost cause, right from the start.
But then there are tasks I need to get done that bring with them a level of discomfort that makes the avoider in me want to push them back, hour by hour, day by day. These are usually things that carry a sense of urgency – either because they are urgent right from the start or because I have pushed them back so long that, well, they become urgent.
The discomfort usually comes from having to do something that is unknown territory or that is related to unpleasant topics like money or sorting out a relationship. If it brings out uncertainty or fear in me, I want to push it back to the last corner of my mind. And even though I have learned throughout the years that it will scream at me even louder from that corner, my inclination towards not stepping up to the task is ridiculously strong. I`d rather loose my sleep over something for days in a row than pulling myself together and confront whatever demands my attention.
Knowing myself and this fact at 34 years old, I have developed a simple enough rule that brings a lot more ease into my life: the moment I sense a nagging feeling in my gut related to a task, I know, that this is what I need to do first. Nothing could be possibly more urgent. By doing this task, I will relieve so much underlying anxiety and release so much energy that everything else will come along effortlessly. My mood will by brigther. My spirit lifted. It`s almost palpable. The trick is to act as soon as the first sign of discomfort appears. Before it grows into something of unjustified dimension.
What if I don`t have the time, you ask? There`s another simple trick to this: mostly we have a hard time beginning the uncomfortable task. Once we look into it, we already start the process of confrontation and hence the demystification of its horrors. Even if you have only five minutes – dedicate those minutes to whatever it is you`d rather delay until the end of days and you will soon find that you`re well underway to complete what needs to be done.

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In order to talk about Music Online, it’s probably helpful to actually start from the beginning and consider what those two words mean, both separately, and when put together.
I have no intention of trying to ‘define’ music other than to say that I think I know what it is when I encounter it. You’re probably the same yourself. I could say something about it having melody, harmony and rhythm, but actually, a lot of my favourite music has none of those things. I could say ‘intentional sound’, but then that would deny the musicality of chance acoustic events. I could go into a bit of a riff about perception and the rather interesting truth that the human mind ‘creates’ sound after the fact of its reception by the ears as simply moving columns of air. You don’t ‘hear’ music as much as your brain actually constructs it from the input from your auditory sense. And yeah, that means if a tree falls in a forest, it makes vibrations in the air, but unless there’s an ear and a brain in the vicinity – no sound.
Hell, even a series of dots on a piece of paper can be called ‘music’.
Definitions of music are problematic at best, and need to factor in aesthetic, social, artistic, communicative, anthropological, philosophical and physical understandings of the phenomenon. Precise definitions of music are not the point when we’re trying to deal with the first principles that are important to us here. But we do need to know what it is we’re talking about when we discuss this stuff.
Your music is commercial
I’m going to be entirely culturally reductive here and simply talk about what’s confusingly known as Popular Music. The term Popular Music does not mean ‘music that is popular’ or even ‘pop music’, but instead refers to those types of music that are created, performed or produced in relation to the kinds of cultural exchange that is, in essence, commercial.
I know, I know – the term ‘commercial’ has all sorts of negative connotations. I’m not talking about the ‘commercialisation’ of independent, folk or other musical forms, but about the simple fact that pretty much all music we listen to is inextricably linked with commerce. As Simon Frith points out, without Music Business, no music.
Of course, you’re thinking ‘but what about people who just learn an instrument for fun, and only play for their friends?’ — to which the answer is that the music that they play — its form, structure and derivations — all stems from a kind of music that was designed to be played and performed in a commercial setting. Oddly, I include classical music and jazz in this context. Most folk music too (I say most, because many folk musics are purely cultural and communicative expressions that exist to perform social functions independent of a performer/audience relationship where value is being exchanged).
There’s this widely held idea that music is this pure and natural expression that happens creatively and artistically among human beings, and then commerce comes along and corrupts it all. I say that’s obvious nonsense. Music and Commerce aren’t individual concepts or entities that exist ‘over there’, separate from People. Music and Commerce are both Things That People Do.
Sure, some music is ruined by attempts to reshape it for greater commercial acceptance, but in fact the more fundamental truth is without commerce, no music. If there were not concerts, records, marketing, patronage, equipment sellers, promoters, retailers, managers, professional teachers, venues, publishers and music press, there would pretty much be no music as we know it. At its simplest level, who’s going to form a band if we have no cultural reference for what a band is and what it’s for? Barring those musics that exist purely for tribal and community social function — and these are dwindling as ‘World Music’ is captured and commodified for a willing commercial marketplace — music and commerce are inextricably linked.
So why, if these things are simply part of the same phenomenon, do we have this ongoing tension between the art of music and the commerce of music? Because clearly, there is a tension. The simplest way to explain it away is that people are a problem. Musicians are selfish and precious. Record companies are greedy and corrupt. Audiences are thieves. Promoters are crooks. Publishers are parasites. Retailers are unimaginative. The Music Press either regurgitates PR bollocks or has completely disappeared up its own arse. We often rely on these simplifications and stereotypes to make sense of the fact that being in music (and, therefore, in the music business) is hard. Harder than it probably should be.
Your music is media
Instead of considering musicians as gifted and talented artistes (or self-obsessed primadonnas), and the music business people they have to contend with leeches (or tragically inept but lovable enthusiasts), I prefer to consider music and its business as Media.
We think we understand media. We are completely immersed in it and it inscribes our daily lives. We have a fair idea of how newspapers and magazines work. We get that television operates in a certain way, and that radio is kind of similar. Film we have a pretty good sense of too. These things are clearly media. But we struggle to think of popular music, as I’ve described it above, as being part of that same media family.
Consider a TV Show. Let’s take the Sopranos as a case in point. If we think about it, we can see pretty clearly how a programme like that comes to be. Someone comes up with it. Someone writes it. Some people act in it, and other people direct it. Someone edits it and someone else distributes it. Somebody promotes it to the correct audience. It gets broadcast, and some people consume it by way of an electronic appliance in their home. This is, of course, a complete oversimplification, but in a nutshell, that’s the chain of events.
Even more simply put, I’d break that down into some main stages: there’s a Composition step, a Performance step, a Production step, a Distribution step, a Promotional step and a Consumption step. Map a Coldplay album onto that same chain, and you can begin to see why I think of popular music as media. But you see, the thing with media is that each of those steps is aware of, and takes into consideration the needs and parameters of each of the other steps in the chain. The writer of the Sopranos is no more going to write a 25-minute third act than the director is going to shoot on 70mm IMAX film, or than a publicist is going to target it at pre-teens. The whole Sopranos phenomenon, as a TV show, is made up of the sum of its parts, it fits into generally understood categories and fulfills certain technical and structural criteria so that it works as a media artefact.
This may be a controversial thing to say, but if you have ideas to engage in your bit of the music media chain that resolutely ignores all of the other bits, then you’re going to encounter tensions. These tensions might come when a recording artist wants to make a five-album song cycle as a first release, or when a publicist wants to get a political punk band to pose for a Smash Hits! magazine foldout. In other words, misunderstanding the cultural and commercial parameters of any of the other parts of the chain causes the problems. Thinking of music as the art (or the ‘product’ to be exploited), and commerce as the necessary evil (or the whole point of the exercise) automatically starts things off on the wrong foot.
But when you think of Popular Music Media as a single phenomenon, you can start to arrange the parts in a holistic and intelligent way, in which all of the parts are compatible, and can both understand and deal with all the other pieces of that same thing.
Perhaps most importantly, media tends to factor its audience into the design, all along the chain. Of course, there are television programmes that are made simply to amuse or challenge the writers of the show, and a group of people who happen to think along those same lines may discover and appreciate them, and form its small audience. There are television programmes that are completely constructed to appeal to as many lowest common denominator viewers they can find. And there are television programmes that respect and challenge an intelligent audience, but completely understand the parameters of the media business and consumer relationship they form part of.
I think there are helpful parallels that illuminate the condition of popular music in there. Chances are, what you personally happen to do in all this falls somewhere in the Composition, Performance, Production, Distribution, Promotional and Consumption parts of the media equation. You may even take care of a few or even all of those bits yourself. Personally, I’m down here at the end of the chain, listening to, collecting and loving the music. But although you have to think about us, you also have to think about the whole media ecology you’re part of.
So, when I talk about Music Online, that’s what I mean by the Music bit.

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✏Ten Things Video Games Can Teach Us Book Summary : WOULD YOU KILL ONE PERSON TO SAVE FIVE OTHERS? If you could upload all of your memories into a machine, would that machine be you? Is it possible we're all already artificial intelligences, living inside a simulation? These sound like questions from a philosophy class, but in fact they're from modern, popular video games. Philosophical discussion often uses thought experiments to consider ideas that we can't test in real life, and media like books, films, and games can make these thought experiments far more accessible to a non-academic audience. Thanks to their interactive nature, video games can be especially effective ways to explore these ideas. Each chapter of this book introduces a philosophical topic through discussion of relevant video games, with interviews with game creators and expert philosophers. In ten chapters, this book demonstrates how video games can help us to consider the following questions: 1. Why do video games make for good thought experiments? (From the ethical dilemmas of the Mass Effect series to 'philosophy games'.) 2. What can we actually know? (From why Phoenix Wright is right for the wrong reasons to whether No Man's Sky is a lie.) 3. Is virtual reality a kind of reality? (On whether VR headsets like the Oculus Rift, PlayStation VR, and HTC Vive deal in mass-market hallucination.) 4. What constitutes a mind? (From the souls of Beyond: Two Souls to the synths of Fallout 4.) 5. What can you lose before you're no longer yourself? (Identity crises in the likes of The Swapper and BioShock Infinite.) 6. Does it mean anything to say we have choice? (Determinism and free will in Bioshock, Portal 2 and Deus Ex.) 7. What does it mean to be a good or dutiful person? (Virtue ethics in the Ultima series and duty ethics in Planescape: Torment.) 8. Is there anything better in life than to be happy? (Utilitarianism in Bioshock 2 and Harvest Moon.) 10. How should we be governed, for whom and by who? (Government and rights in Eve Online, Crusader Kings, Democracy 3 and Fable 3.) 11. Is it ever right to take another life? And how do we cope with our own death? (The Harm Thesis and the good death in To The Moon and Lost Odyssey.)
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The prognostic and predictive value of CA-125 regression during neoadjuvant chemotherapy for advanced ovarian or primary peritoneal carcinoma
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To assess the significance of CA-125 regression as a prognostic indicator and predictor of optimal cytoreduction at interval debulking surgery (IDS) in women with ovarian or primary peritoneal carcinoma receiving neoadjuvant chemotherapy (NAC).
63 women treated between 2004 and 2007 with neoadjuvant platinum-based chemotherapy followed by IDS were studied retrospectively. Pre-operative CA-125 values were used to calculate a regression coefficient (CA-125r) using exponential regression analysis. Outcome endpoints were overall survival (OS), time to CA-125 progression (TTC) by Rustin criteria and time to second-line treatment (TTS).
Women with a CA-125 half-life greater than 18 days had a significantly worse OS compared to those with a half-life less than 12 days on univariate testing (HR 3.34, 95% CI 1.25–8.94, p = 0.017). On multivariable analysis, CA-125r was an independent predictor of OS [HR 1.18 (per 0.01 increase in CA-125r), 95% CI 1.01–1.40, p = 0.043]. CA-125r was independently predictive of TTC and TTS (HR 1.17, p ≈ 0.03 for each). CA-125r was also predictive of achieving optimal cytoreduction at IDS (AUC 0.756, p < 0.001).
CA-125 regression rate during pre-operative NAC is of independent prognostic value. CA-125 regression rate strongly predicts for optimal cytoreduction.

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New Book Honors Townes Van Zandt’s Legacy
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To mark the 15th anniversary of Townes Van Zandt’s New Year’s Day death in 1997, the John and Robin Dickson Series will release I’ll Be Here in the Morning: The Songwriting Legacy of Townes Van Zandt. The book, written by Brian T. Atkinson, chronicles the impact that Townes’ lyrics had on fellow and future artists.
“I don’t envision a very long life for myself,” Townes once said. “I think my life will run out before my work does. I’ve designed it that way.” Townes penned such classics as “Pancho and Lefty,” “If I Needed You,” “Tecumseh Valley,” and “Lungs.”
Guy Clark, Rodney Crowell , Kris Kristofferson , Lyle Lovett and Lucinda Williams are among more than 40 songwriters interviewed for the book. They analyze Townes’ lyrics and share stories of Townes’ rise and fall. The book also includes insight from younger artists such as My Morning Jacket’s Jim James, The Avett Brothers’ Scott Avett, Grace Potter, Josh Ritter and Kasey Chambers, who have all been influenced by Townes’ work.
The book opens with forewards by Van Zandt producer “Cowboy” Jack Clement and longtime road manager Harold F. Eggers, Jr. Each chapter begins with an introduction by Brian Atkinson that provides context and background and links each interviewee.
“Townes is a Christ-like figure in Texas,” Jack Ingram says at the book’s close. “He is the one. He was writing on another plane.” Outlaw country pioneer Ray Wylie Hubbard echoes that statement. “Townes’ reputation is awesome,” he said. “The word ‘poet’ keeps coming to mind. I mean a real poet. When people discover Townes, they’re just enlightened. They’re instant fans. If it were a perfect world, Townes would be as well known as Bob Dylan.”
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The Indigo Girls' Amy Ray goes Stag with a rocking solo debut
On a Saturday night in Texas, Amy Ray takes the stage as she has hundreds of times over the past decade as half of pop's most enduring folk-rock duo, Indigo Girls. She's dressed in her standard uniform: jeans and a T-shirt, with an unbuttoned long-sleeve shirt hanging over. This time, however, she's not standing in front of thousands at an amphitheater, and her equipment has not been arranged for her by a crew of roadies. She's at a gay bar in Austin, setting up her own gear for a showcase during that great convocation of indie bands, SXSW. She'll be accompanied by post-riot-grrrl power-trio the Butchies, a hard-rocking lesbian punk band from North Carolina.
When the Butchies join her on stage, they're dressed in all black, and Ray stands out even more strikingly as frontwoman. It's impossible not to notice that her Indigo Girls cohort, Emily Saliers, is nowhere to be seen. This is Ray's live debut as a solo artist, following closely on the release of Stag, her first solo album. And if she's not exactly going stag tonight, at the very least it feels a little like Girls' Night Out.
Of course, Ray and Saliers are not married, but having spent more than 20 years as musical partners, it often can seem that way. Part of the process of growing up together, though, has involved allowing each other to grow apart, to explore their differences. For some partnerships, increasing independence is a sign of trouble, while for others, it's an indication of strength. At home in Atlanta, their contrasting associations — Saliers as the proprietor of an upscale eatery on Decatur's main drag, Ray as the head of a low-budget, non-profit record label hidden down a dirt road in Kirkwood — have allowed their public identities to evolve separately over the years. Starting as the sisterly harmonizing metaphysicians of "Closer to Fine," they now seem just as much like an odd couple.
Until Stag, however, neither partner has ever publicly explored their musical differences. While Indigo Girls records, most recently 1999's Come On Now Social, alternated Ray's harder-rocking, more strident songs with Saliers' sweeter, easier material, the many exceptions to that rule point to how contributions blur when collaborators produce a larger, unified whole. Stag, though, is all about Ray and the stuff she keeps entirely separate from Indigo Girls.
More than anything else, Stag is shaped by Ray's world. Her label, Daemon Records, released the CD; current or former Daemon acts — the Rock*A*Teens, 1945 and Danielle Howle — appear on it; and the indie/activist sensibility associated with Ray and Daemon can be heard throughout the disc. Stag also involves like-minded friends Ray has met on tour — mainly the Butchies, but also other alternative-oriented, often feminist and lesbian-identified musicians such as Joan Jett, Josephine Wiggs (formerly of the Breeders) and Kate Schellenbach (formerly of Luscious Jackson).
"There's a need to be completely separate for me," Ray says. "It's my other life. It has nothing to do with this other thing that me and Emily do."
Saliers, who says she's a big fan of the record, recognizes that the "very raw and personal" nature of Stag's songs lent them more to Ray's voice, distinct and independent of Indigo Girls. "I think it could be that Amy might sometimes feel fettered by arrangements. I have sort of a high, sweet voice and these songs are very angst-ridden or emotionally exorcising. She just went in with different bands and friends, and blasted through the songs really low-budget and indie," she says. "A lot of that spirit is Amy. I'm more of a person who likes to get in the studio and fix things. I want my pitch to be perfect and so on. We're a little bit different in that way. So I think it must've been a very freeing thing for Amy to just do this on her own."
In some way, the record represents an evolution for Ray that has culminated in a sort of musical breakthrough: from the Indigo Girls' pop stardom in the late '80s to her heavy involvement in activism in the '90s — which saw her focusing less on music — to a musical re-emergence that accounts for Stag's best material.
While a social consciousness has always informed Indigo Girls' music, early on it was mainly driven by a general sense of wanting to give back — through playing benefits or doing a token cover of the hippie anthem "Get Together" — rather than any specific focus on problem solving. By the mid-'90s, however, "activism took over everything," Ray says. "When we started doing Honor the Earth and all these gun control and pro-choice things, our lives were basically being activists."
During this time, in addition to getting deeply involved in women's and public health issues, Ray visited the Zapatista movement in Mexico and spent time living with Native American activists in the U.S. "I think the music might have suffered a little bit because I was in shock from all the stuff I was learning. I couldn't figure out how to articulate it on the guitar."
A number of factors eventually got Ray's creative juices flowing again. First, the end of an eight-year relationship, she says, "kind of kicked me in the butt, and music became the only thing that could save me."
At the same time, as Ray came to understand her role in activism, she felt less frustrated by it. More importantly, Ray came away from that intense period of political involvement with a better understanding of her music and of how activism fits into it. "My songwriting, I feel, has gotten better as my activism has gotten better," she says. "It's a matter of being able to find specific metaphors and find a specific way to do activism."
By learning to integrate political sentiments in ways that go beyond sloganeering, Ray's songwriting not only improved, in some part it also shifted toward a style that lent itself to a solo record. "Hey Castrator" and "Measure of Me," for instance, reduce gender politics to an intimate level, where what's often defined in black and white gets painted with more subtle shades of gray. And "Lucystoners," which has raised eyebrows by charging Rolling Stone magazine's founder Jann Wenner of sexism, is actually a lot more clever and finely detailed than that one sentiment would suggest. It also happens to be very catchy and, with its singalong line "Lucystoners don't need boners," it's pretty funny, too.
"I don't think Emily felt as comfortable about 'Lucystoners,' and I couldn't see her wanting to play it," Ray says. "I kind of know what her limits are. It's not like she's a prude, but thematically, some of it is really about gender identity or has this kind of anger or personal reflection. 'Hey Castrator' also doesn't seem like a song Emily would sing on, and as soon as you put our voices together, it automatically has a certain personality that doesn't fit in with this record to me."
After considering the possibility of a solo record for a while, what finally got the process in motion was meeting the Butchies on tour. "I wanted to play with different people to ... break away from having that comfortable thing to fall back on — Emily, her musicality and talent," Ray says. "When I met the Butchies, and I started learning songs from them, I think that really sealed it for me, because I had something like a starting point."
While Ray initially hoped to section off a chunk of time to dedicate solely to the solo record, Indigo Girls' tour schedule didn't allow for that. Instead, she ended up squeezing in recording sessions between tours, driving back and forth between Chris Stamey's studio in Chapel Hill (where she recorded with the Butchies), Dave Barbe's studio in Athens (where she recorded with the Rock*A*Teens, including former member Kelly Hogan) and a studio in Birmingham (where she recorded with 1945, formerly known as Three Finger Cowboy). And when she could coordinate a day they were all free, Ray trekked up to Brooklyn to record with Jett, Schellenbach and Wiggs.
Once the process had started, though, Ray was determined to push ahead until it was done. With Indigo Girls' near-constant touring, that took nearly a year of maximizing every moment of off-time. "It was a lot of work," she says. "After I finished the whole thing, I had this sense that I had been in this tunnel for a year and I couldn't believe I had actually done it."
Sitting on the couch in the unfinished warehouse loft space Daemon calls its office, Ray keeps busy in between appointments by attaching mailing labels to packages being sent out to press and radio. It's not the only world she knows — Indigo Girls being, along with Michael Jackson, one of Epic Records' longest lasting acts — but it's clearly the world she prefers.
Still, she also recognizes the double life she leads, being on a major label while crusading against the corporate establishment with Daemon and her activism. "We struggle about it a lot," Ray says. "Me and Emily even had different perspectives on it. I think Emily feels different now, ... but there was a time when she felt like if we have an important thing to say, she'd rather it get out to more people."
Of course, if Amy Ray wasn't on Epic with Indigo Girls, a lot fewer people would hear about Daemon and her indie solo album. In fact, one final impetus for getting Stag done was the probability that Ray's notoriety would drive CD sales and thus raise money for Daemon, enabling the label to continue releasing other, less commercially viable records.
"At some point it was just like, 'We gotta put some records out that will fund the label,'" she says. "It's got to be self-contained. It can't just be this thing where I'm putting all this money in and it's basically a granting organization."
As a by-product of making a record on her own label, Ray says she's reconnected with her own past as an indie artist. "I understand some things better, like havin' to deal with my own artwork or my own pressing, things I'd kinda lost touch with over the years because someone else might have made it happen," she says.
Though she eventually sees even Indigo Girls headed to an indie label once their contract with Epic expires, she admits that right now, "I've kind of got the best of both worlds. I get to do this indie thing but I still have an infrastructure to fall back on, of all the experience with Indigo Girls, people that have helped Indigo Girls."
As with any partnership, success requires compromise. And if the partnership is strong enough to allow a little independence, there are benefits to be reaped, too. "Making a solo record is important for growth," says Saliers, who plans to embark on her own project. "It's sort of like a marriage. What's good for the individual is good for the whole, because it's all about growing and experiencing and bringing more to the table. At this juncture for Amy, it's really important to do that, and I completely celebrate that. And when it comes time to make my solo record, she'll be the same way for me."
Amy Ray and the Butchies play the Echo Lounge Thurs., March 29. Advance tickets for the show are sold out. For more information, call 404-681-3600.


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The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board has determined that Asiana Flight 214 crashed on July 6 last year at San Francisco International Airport because the flight crew mismanaged the approach and inadequately monitored airspeed. Announcing the findings at a meeting on Tuesday in Washington, D.C., the Board also found that the complexities of the autothrottle and autopilot flight director systems and the crew’s misunderstanding of those systems contributed to the accident.
The NTSB’s investigation into the Gulfstream IV-SP that crashed while taking off from Runway 11 at Bedford Hanscom Field near Boston on May 31 appears to be focusing on the twinjet’s control wheel mechanical gust-lock system, according to a preliminary accident report released by the agency today. “After the rotate callout, the cockpit voice recorder captured comments concerning aircraft control,” the report notes. All seven aboard–three crewmembers and four passengers–died in the accident.
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Preliminary Accident: Premier I Crashes near Atlanta
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The Eurocopter EC135 light twin that crashed into a busy pub on November 29 in Glasgow, Scotland, was intact when it hit the roof, but neither the main rotor nor the fenestron tail rotor were rotating at that time, the UK Air Accidents Investigation Branch preliminary report reveals. The helicopter had been flying for one hour and 33 minutes when the pilot requested clearance to return to Glasgow City Heliport. No further radio transmission was received.
A Eurocopter EC135T2i light twin helicopter, operated by Bond Air Services for Police Scotland, crashed into a busy pub in Glasgow on Friday night, killing nine and injuring more than 30. Among the nine fatalities are the helicopter’s three occupants–a Bond pilot and two police officers.
The UK Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) is investigating, along with Eurocopter engineers. Eurocopter asserted that since the four main rotor blades are still attached to the main rotor mast, a crack in the mast is unlikely to have caused the accident.
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On an otherwise normal flight from Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport to Washington, D.C.’s Reagan National Airport on Wednesday, a United 737 Max 8 passenger flight operated with 100% sustainable aviation fuel — a first, and monumental, step for the aviation industry.
Boeing, CFM International, Virent, World Energy, and United partnered on the 612-mile demonstration flight, which emitted an estimated 75% less CO2 than a flight using traditional jet fuel, the companies said. The flight used 500 gallons of SAF in one engine and an equal amount of traditional jet fuel in the other.
“United continues to lead from the front when it comes to climate change action,” said United CEO Scott Kirby. “Today’s SAF flight is not only a significant milestone for efforts to decarbonize our industry, but when combined with the surge in commitments to produce and purchase alternative fuels, we’re demonstrating the scalable and impactful way companies can join together and play a role in addressing the biggest challenge of our lifetimes.”
Currently, airlines are only permitted to use a maximum of 50% SAF. The demonstration flight aimed to prove that there are no operational differences between SAF and traditional jet fuel and offer a launching point for the resource to scale.
In October, Airbus, Dassault Aviation, ONERA, the French Ministry of Transports, and Safran launched the first-in-flight study of a single-aisle aircraft running on unblended SAF provided by Total Energies. Initial results from the test flight are expected next year.
In addition to the demonstration flight accomplishment, United announced a corporate partnership with the goal of purchasing 7.1 million gallons of SAF this year.
“Boeing is proud to support United on this historic event as we work together to make aviation more sustainable,” said Ihssane Mounir, Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing for The Boeing Company. “As an industry, we are committed to addressing climate change, and sustainable aviation fuels are the most measurable solution to reduce aviation carbon emissions in the coming decades. No one entity can decarbonize aviation alone and it will require partnerships like this to ensure aviation is safe and sustainable for future generations.”
Other airlines are taking action, too: American Airlines partnered with Breakthrough Energy Catalyst to invest $100 million in SAF advancement. Delta Airlines, meanwhile, has signed a 10-year offtake agreement with Aemetis for 250 gallons of SAF valued at more than $1 billion. Southwest Airlines and IAG have agreed to buy 300 million gallons of SAF from Velocys.
“Sustainable aviation fuel is a critical element for the decarbonization of the aviation industry,” Velocys CEO Henrik Wareborn said. “Clear policy support is needed to attract investment to construct the necessary plants to deliver enough supply for the airline industry.”
It’s unclear if SAF is ready to take off like proponents hope. The increased cost of SAF over conventional jet fuel — 20-30% — remains a key challenge.
The Biden administration has set a goal of meeting 100% of aviation fuel demand with SAF by 2050. A SAF tax credit is included in President Biden’s Build Back Better agenda that’s being considered by Congress, in addition to $4.3 billion of new and ongoing funding to support SAF projects.
In 2018, about two million gallons of SAF were produced, according to the U.S. Dept. of Energy, while global demand was estimated at 106 million gallons of conventional jet fuel in 2020. The Biden administration wants to produce at least 3 billion gallons of SAF by 2030.
Source: Renewable Energy


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For your planning, here's a little article from"frenchentree.com" a Website based in Britain.
The area of mr le marquis "Le GARD" is quite well described, as are the other local areas:
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and here's a little bit concerning "le GARD":
Gourmet’s Tour of the Languedoc-Roussillon
There’s something yummy to try in every department of the regionWith 27 Languedoc-Roussillon restaurants awarded stars in the 2010 Michelin Guide (including one which has reached the dizzy heights of 3-stars) and with regional wines regularly topping the numerous international wine industry annual awards, now is a fantastic time to come to the Languedoc-Roussillon and enjoy the good life!
Now of course, you can rely on the stars and the awards and such – and you should, after all they do list the best of the best – but if you’re a true gourmet and are really intent on exploring the region, you will want to know all about the local delicacies and culinary traditions.
So, where to start? Well, I have pretty much travelled the length and breadth of the region eating and tasting along the way (hard job, but someone has got to do it) and so I now offer you this gourmet tour of the Languedoc-Roussillon, highlighting the delicious treats and hidden secrets that you’ll really want to look out for when you’re here.
As you will see, there’s something yummy to try in every department of the region; the tour starts with Provençal flavours in the Gard, will take us north to the hearty mountain foods of Lozère before heading south to the stunning seafood of the Hérault, then west ito the rural surprises of the Aude and then south again to the Catalan delights of the Pyrénées-Orientales!
So all that’s left for me to say is, of course, bon appétit!
Many would say that the Gard shares more with the neighbouring region Provence than the Languedoc-Roussillon to which it belongs, and indeed one often hears the term Gard Provençal applied to all sorts of things here. For me what really defines the cuisine here are the wonderful blends of herbs that fill the garrigue scrub that grows everywhere – oregano, thyme, savory, rosemary, marjoram and basil.
And between the garrigue are the lavender fields and the olive groves. The Gard is home to la Picholine: a green olive which was awarded AOC* recognition in 2006, not too long after the oil that is produced from it was also awarded that status (in 2004). So, the Picholine is now officially the "Olive de Nîmes" and is rather lovely – it has a deep green colour, its flesh is juicy, rich and has a very attractive crisp finish – perfect for aperitif time and also when used in the other local olive favourite, the tapenade olive spread. Head to the artisan market at Uzès for all your olive and herb requirements!
A visit to the Gard would also not be complete without heading into Nîmes to find the well-known Brandade de Nîmes. Also known as brandade de morue, it is a purée of salt cod, olive oil, and milk sometimes toped with a fine potato purée that tops the dish of mashed salt cod – delicious! And then for something quite different: the Camargue wetlands southeast of Nîmes, home of wild horses, pink flamingos and the famous black bulls. The adventurous meat-eater will want to sniff out a Gardiane de Taureau – a bull meat stew that has been simmered for about 3 hours having already been marinated for at least a day in a mixture of red wine, onions, vinegar, thyme, bay leaf, orange peel and garlic! This can be served with the sticky Camargue red rice, also known as riz rouge, for a thoroughly filling meal that should keep you going for days!
Lastly, it’s also good to know that the Gard department is the number 1 producer of asparagus in the whole of France! So you’ll get yours very fresh whilst you’re there, usually available between February and June.


The unsuspecting visitor won’t believe his eyes. But that seems to be the whole point of the Glass Farm by Dutch architect firm MVRDV. This remarkable building in the village of Schijndel (map), officially opened in January, combines form with function and does so in a hallucinatory way.
In 1980 architect Winy Maas, who grew up in Schijndel, wrote a letter to mayor Gerard Scholten. He suggested to do something with the village’s market place, which he thought was oversized. Nothing much happened in the years thereafter, until in 2000 the city council decided to start looking into plans for a new structure between the church, town hall and main street.
The Glass Farm is MDRDV’s seventh proposal for the site. It took many years of heated debates, both in the city council, among villagers and in the local press, to come up with a plan that all parties agreed on. In the nearby Museum Jan Heesterhuis an exhibition entitled Waar?!, which runs until 5 May 2013, tells the story of the creation of the Glass Farm in detail (you can read a review here). If you want to know more about the project, head to the MVRDV website.


6 Questions to Ask Your HVAC Repair Company
You might not give much thought to how your home’s HVAC system works until something goes wrong with it. When your air conditioner or heater breaks down, it can be inconvenient and make the temperature inside your house uncomfortable. Because there are many different types of HVAC systems, it is important that you ask your repair company the right kinds of questions when it comes to the repair of your unit so you understand how they plan to repair it and know exactly what you are paying for.
1. Do You Offer a No-Cost Price Quote?
When an HVAC repair technician arrives at your home, he or she will probably run a diagnostic test on your unit to discover why it is not running right. They might check the outdoor condenser, test the pilot light, and inspect the evaporator coils. However, before you allow them access to the unit, you should ask the tech whether their company offers a free price quote once they discover the problem.
While most companies do offer this quote, it is always a good idea to ask so you are not surprised by a fee once the unit is inspected. A no-cost quote should include the cost of parts, materials, and labor.
2. How Long Will the Work Take?
Your HVAC system is instrumental in keeping your home at a comfortable temperature, so knowing how long it will take to have it up and running again is an important piece of information. Depending on the issue, repairs could take less than an hour or up to several days.
Your HVAC tech should be able to give you an estimated repair time based on the nature of the problem and the parts needed. If the company must order parts, this may extend the time it takes to fix the issue. You may want to ask what options you have to get the parts in faster or call other HVAC companies to ask if they have the parts in stock.
3. What Is Causing the Issue?
Asking your HVAC tech about any issues they have uncovered while inspecting your unit can tell you about his or her depth of understanding the repairs it needs. Techs that are vague or evasive are a red flag for you as a homeowner and you may want to call in another company for a second opinion.
Your tech should be able to explain what needs to be repaired in layman’s terms. If they use jargon you are not clear on, such as your annual seasonal energy efficiency ratio, or SEER, do not be afraid to ask them to clarify. The better you understand the problem, the more confident you will feel about paying for the repairs.
4. Do You Service Newer HVAC Units?
HVAC technology is always evolving, and if you have a new unit in your home, you will want to hire a company that hires knowledgeable techs who are up to date on the latest available systems. Before you allow a tech to inspect your unit, ask them how experienced they are with repairing that particular model. The more knowledge a tech has under his or her belt, the quicker they can identify the problem and get your system running again.
5. Are Technicians Always on Call?
Your home’s HVAC system isn’t likely to break down on your schedule, so before you choose a repair company, it is important to know you can count on being able to contact a technician on the weekend or a holiday. Larger companies that have more than a handful of techs may be able to offer you this kind of convenience.
Having on-call services available for your HVAC system offers you several advantages. For example, if you live in the Delaware Valley and your unit malfunctions overnight, you can still obtain AC Repair in Philadelphia instead of having to wait until morning to call. This can be especially helpful if the unit is producing loud noises or troublesome odors and you are concerned that it may cause a fire or other threats to your family.
6. How Many Techs Are Required for Repairs?
Depending on the repairs required, more than one tech may visit your home. Asking how many will be needed for a certain repair can help you prepare for the appointment and avoid any misunderstandings.
When your HVAC unit breaks down, it can be a stressful experience. However, knowing which questions to ask your repair company can make the repair process easier.


New Delhi, December 7 ( KINS)The ruling BJP is running Jammu and Kashmir like a colony and treating it as a laboratory for experiments to be replicated nationally, People’s Democratic Party chief Mehbooba Mufti said on Tuesday.
Speaking to journalists at Indian Women’s Press Corps a day after staging a protest at Jantar Mantar for restoration of Article 370, Mufti reiterated the PDP stand to contest J&K elections as and when they happen and said she would not contest personally.
“Of course we are going to fight elections. We won’t cede any space to them (BJP). I won’t contest personally until Articles 370 and 35-A are restored,” said Mufti, whose party has kept a distance from the ongoing delimitation exercise in the UT.
The former chief minister of J&K also rued the ongoing political outreach by Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad in Jammu and said, “Ghulam Nabi Azad’s moves will divide the opposition votes and benefit the BJP.”
Evasive on the larger question of opposition disunity with parties like the TMC and Congress pulling in different directions, Mufti said, “Political parties will always have their own agendas. But in J&K the constituents of the People’s Alliance for Gupkar Declaration have a common goal which is the restoration of Article 370 and return to the pre August 5, 2019 status. On that demand we are all together.” Mufti also said there had been no outreach by the government since the June 24 meeting of Prime Minister Narendra Modi with the mainstream parties of Jammu and Kashmir.
“The onus of a dialogue is on the Centre, not on us. We have nothing to give to the Centre. They have to keep their word,” said Mufti, dismissing the ongoing delimitation exercise in J&K as part of BJP’s larger agenda.
“They want to carve out constituencies to suit their political interests. The very fact that they singled J&K out for delimitation reveals there is an agenda at work. Otherwise why could they not have waited till 2026 to undertake the delimitation exercise? What was the need for such an exercise right now?” asked Mufti, whose party boycotted the commission meetings.
The PDP chief also challenged the government’s narrative that J&K was peaceful and progressing after the abrogation of Article 370 on August 5, 2019.
“This is a fake narrative. The fact is we feel suffocated. I can’t meet the victims of security personnel atrocities. Doors are locked. I don’t have the freedom to protest. That is why I protested at Jantar Mantar yesterday. The BJP is running J&K with a colonial mindset. J&K has become a lab for them to test whatever has to be done nationally,” said Mehbooba alleging that “Mahatma Gandhi’s India had become Godse’s India”.
The PDP chief also said “big pillars of democracy, media and the judiciary have failed the people of J&K”.
She was referring to petitions challenging the abrogation of Article 370 pending before the SC for over two years.
Repeating her stand that India and Pakistan need to talk for a solution to the J&K issue, Mehbooba said she had not seen a greater statesman than late PM Atal Behari Vajpayee.
“The Vajpayee book is there. The BJP just needs to open it. Reconciliation and dialogue are the only ways out. Vajpayee ji not only talked to Pakistan, he even visited there even though there was Kargil and Parliament attack,” said the former JK CM.( KINS)


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New Delhi: Smt. Sushma Swaraj, External Affairs Minister of India visited Mauritius on 2-3 June 2018, en route to the meeting of BRICS Foreign Ministers in South Africa, to oversee the preparations of the next, 11th World Hindi Conference, organized jointly by Government of India and the Government of Mauritius, and to be held in Mauritius from 18-20 August 2018. During the visit, External Affairs Minister had a dinner meeting with Hon. Pravind Kumar Jugnauth, Prime Minister of the Republic of Mauritius on 2 June 2018.
External Affairs Minister conveyed to the Prime Minister of Mauritius that people in India were looking forward to welcoming him at the next Pravasi Bharatiya Divas in January 2019 in Varanasi, to which he has been invited as Chief Guest. External Affairs Minister also thanked the Prime Minister of Mauritius for his constant personal guidance and support to all initiatives and activities aimed at further strengthening India-Mauritius bilateral cooperation.


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N.Y. toughens DWI, fake-ID laws
ALBANY – New laws take effect Friday that boost penalties for drinking underage, using a fake ID and driving drunk with a child in the car.
Other laws that start Friday include making it “a class E felony to throw, toss or expel the contents of a toilet on a correctional facility employee.”
The state is bolstering “Leandra’s Law,” enacted in 2009 to stiffen penalties for drunken drivers who had a child in the vehicle. The new law strengthens the requirement that convicted drunken drivers use ignition interlocks, which are breathalyzers that connect to the car’s ignition system. Drivers must breathe into the breathalyzer to start the car. If they were drinking, the car won’t start.
The law was enacted after Leandra Rosado, 11, was killed during a car accident because her friend’s mother was driving intoxicated in New York City.
The state Department of Criminal Justice Services found this year that more than 70 percent of DWI offenders have found ways to avoid using ignition interlocks. Under the new law, DWI offenders who install ignition interlocks and use them properly may restore their license in six months, rather than one year for those who don’t.
A common way to avoid the ignition interlock is for DWI offenders to transfer ownership of their vehicle to a friend temporarily. DWI offenders will now have to swear under oath they are not a vehicle owner and will not drive; they can be charged with additional crimes if they are found driving. DWI offenders who are caught driving with a conditional license while drunk will be charged with a Class E felony; offenders can face up to four years in prison.
Also taking effect Friday, someone younger than 21 who uses a fake ID to buy alcohol would face double the community service hours on a second offense, from 30 hours to 60 hours. If someone is charged for the third time, that person faces up to 90 hours of community service.
In July, Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed legislation to increase the charges against a person who kills a police dog or horse in the line of duty. Now a Class A misdemeanor, the crime will be a Class E felony as of Friday. State lawmakers approved the measure this year after a police dog was killed while investigating a multiple shooting in Herkimer County last March.
Assemblywoman Aileen Gunther, D-Forestburgh, sponsored legislation taking effect Friday that charges prisoners who throw the contents of a toilet bowl on an employee with aggravated harassment, a felony. An inmate in Sullivan County had emptied a toilet bowl onto a correction officer. But it was determined the toilet did not contain human waste, so the inmate could not be charged.


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