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Lashing out at the UPA Government over its decision to go ahead with Sethusamudram Project despite the R. K. Pachauri Committee report suggesting it is unviable, Janata Party president Subramanian Swamy on Monday said the mega project is illegal, arbitrary and unacceptable.
"The important thing is that the project is not acceptable. It is illegal, arbitrary, unreasonable and extremely expensive," said Swamy, while talking to reporters here.
"They (government) also clamed in their affidavit that Rs.860 crore have already been spent and therefore we want to go ahead with the project. Well if you have spent Rs.860 crore for a project which was illegal, arbitrary and unreasonable, malafide and extraordinarily expensive then according to the Supreme Court judgments, those who cleared the project they are responsible and this amount must be taken out of their wealth," he added.
Swamy further stated that cutting of the Ram Setu (Adam's Bridge) for this project would be a violation of section 295 (malicious of the religious sentiments of the citizen irrespective of any class) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).
Sethusamudram project was started in 2005 but was suspended following the Supreme Court order and R. K. Pachauri Committee was constituted to look in to the matter.
The committee has submitted its report on Friday last week, suggesting the entire Sethusamudram project unviable on two fronts – economically as ecologically.
However, the government has rejected the Pachauri Committee report and submitted an affidavit in the Supreme Court with and intention to pursue the project cutting through the Adam's Bridge, popularly known as Ram Setu.
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A graveside service will be 3 p.m. Saturday at Locklear family cemetery in Red Springs, the Rev. Carl Pevia officiating.
Surviving are a brother, James Locklear of Red Springs; and a sister, Edith Lowery of Lumberton.
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A couple of years ago I had the opportunity to hike the famous West Coast Trail on Vancouver Island. For one week we were completely disconnected from everything. Just 75KM of nothing but rain forest, beach and the most awesome scenery imaginable.
We hiked the trail from Port Renfrew to Bamfield (south to north). It's supposed to be a little easier because you're still fresh when you do the hardest part first. Others argue it's better do start north so your pack is lighter near the end. The trail leads you along the ocean shoreline, either on the beach, or up on the cliffs. So the only climbing is up and down cliffs. This often involves wooden ladders, some very high and steep. And because you're in a rain forest, you have a fair chance you'll get (you got it) RAIN. That makes the ladders a little more challenging but after climbing a few of them we got the hang of it. we just took our time. We got our fair share of rain during the trip, but it didn't bring our spirits down at all. The scenery and the experience of being in the middle of nowhere made it all worth while.
You're allowed to camp almost anywhere so you can isolate yourself from all other hikers if you like. We chose the safety of the bigger campsites, equipped with bear locks and outhouses. We're not the most experienced multi-day hikers so we liked to stay close to people who knew what they were doing better than us. The bear locks in particularly are very useful because a couple of times we had to hang our food up in a tree to make sure the bears wouldn't get to it. And performing this activity in the dark and rain is not ea
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Providing rpm responds with something similar to above, the javascript library files are installed and you can proceed with installing the perl javascript bindings. If rpm indicates the packages are not installed, you will need to install them from a RPM repository. [rpmfind.net] can be useful here:
- http://rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html/search.php?query=js-devel
- http://rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html/search.php?query=js
Once you have installed the javascript library files, you can install the Javascript perl bindings from CPAN:
cpan Javascript
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DETROIT (AP) — A federal appeals court has overturned a two-year-old decision that granted a new trial to a Detroit-area teacher who hacked her husband to death with a hatchet before she went to school.
U.S. District Judge Bernard Friedman in October 2010 said Nancy Seaman's attorney didn't do enough to develop her claim as a battered spouse. But a three-judge panel of the U.S. 6th Circuit Court of Appeals this week ruled that Friedman's view of the case was too broad.
Seaman, 60, killed Robert Seaman in 2004 by striking him with a hatchet 16 times and stabbing him at least 21 times in their garage in Farmington Hills. She is serving a life sentence.
The appeals court panel noted that Seaman's trial attorney presented experts who talked about battered spouse syndrome and had argued for such a defense. But the court said, "BSS is not itself a defense under Michigan law."
"Even if the jurors believed that (Seaman) was a battered spouse, they still could have rejected her claim of self-defense," said the ruling, dated Wednesday.
A jury in 2005 convicted Seaman of first-degree murder, but the Oakland County trial judge reduced it to second-degree murder. A state appeals court later reinstated the jury's verdict.
There is no dispute that Seaman killed her husband. She said she was a victim of emotional and physical abuse and was threatened again that day.
Seaman went to school after failing to find a substitute teacher. She returned home, wrapped the body in a tarp and used bleach and paint to get rid of blood stains in the garage. Police responding to a missing person's report eventually found the body in her car trunk.
In his 2010 ruling, Friedman turned aside many of Seaman's arguments in her claim that her constitutional rights had been violated at trial. But he was persuaded that her attorney could have done more.
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"We're pleased a convicted murderer will remain behind bars and public safety will be protected," Joy Yearout, a spokeswoman for the state attorney general's office, said Saturday.
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Introduction Cross Country is an endurance sport that incorporates both team and individual components. Saint Ignatius has a modified no-cut policy with respect to this program. This policy allows new student-athletes the opportunity to learn the sport at their own rate. Returnees of all skill levels are expected be in shape when the season starts so they can handle the training volume of the varsity team. To remain on the team, all student-athletes must commit to all of the meets and practices on the schedule.
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Saint Ignatius competes in the Girls Catholic Athletics Conference and the Class Saint Ignatius competes in the Girls Catholic Athletic Conference and the Class 3A Division of the IHSA. All-Conference honors are extended to any athletes achieving first through 15th place finishes in the varsity conference championship. State Championship participation is determined by team and individual finishes at the IHSA Regional and Sectional Meets.
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I think Police cars have equipment that reads number plates as they are driving along,if they pass a car that is untaxed or has no mot then the computer on board alerts the officers.
motorway police have computer software linked to onboard cameras and dvla
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you may also find your insurance is not valid as the car is not legal.
good point baza thats true
you could try googling for mots without appointments in your area and get one before you go.
Having said all this there are 1000s of cars on the road without MoTs every day. I wouldn't miss a holiday for it but if you have time tmrw to make an appointment booked for once you come back I think you'd be OK.
You do??
The cameras on the motorway do not check the MOT data base only the tax and insurance ones. You will only get a ticket if you get stopped for something other than the MOT and the police check your details. I know this for fact as last week it happened to me. I was stopped for doing 55 in a 50 limit. They let me off the speeding but found the MOT had expired, I got a £60 fixed penalty notice, no points and not a conviction so no extra insurance.
BUT if you get stopped again, and they will be on the lookout for you , and you are still driving without an MOT it is a court case , fine and points. |
Like Eddie a relative was stopped recently by camera recognition. His MOT had just expired and was given a £60 penaly notice.
There is always a lot of ignorance about MOTs on here. I know for a FACT that ANPR cameras DO NOT check for MOTs .
Also no MOT, DOES NOT repeat NOT ! invalidate your insurance . Getting stopped and checked will show that you have no MOT but only if the police check with the central data base , they only do this if they have stopped you for another reason. No MOT is a fixed penalty notice only, £60 penalty (Not a Fine as there is no conviction) . As I just said I got stopped and checked, my MOT had expired but I just got a £60 penalty , no points , no conviction. However the police did say that if I got stopped again and still had no MOT it was a court case . Take it from me , I have been there done it and got the ticket. If you do not pay the £60 within 28 days then it becomes a fine with points ! |
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Never any points for no MoT, Eddie. It is non-endorsable.
"you may also find your insurance is not valid as the car is not legal. " "good point baza thats true " No it is not true. This point has been raised many times on AB. Lack of MoT does not invalidate insurance. If it did every fixed penalty or prosecution for no MoT would be accompanied by one for (the far more serious) offence of No Insurance. And that does not happen. |
I have watched dozens of police programmes on TV and most drivers who have no MOT have their car towed away or confiscated as they wont be insured!
↑ congratulations on obviously not reading the other answers.
trt - most drivers who have no MOT and have their car towed away or confiscated is because they did not purchase insurance.
http://www.uk-insuran...insurance-policy.html Specifically,No MOT - Having a valid MOT is a mandatory condition of motor insurance. The moment you drive without an MOT, your policy is invalidated -- even if you don't have an accident until after getting the MOT. (Aside from insurance, it's now a legal requirement to have valid insurance at all times, even when not using the vehicle, unless you have filed a Statutory Off Road Notice.) |
So no car under 3 years old can be insured then?? and you'd never be able to take a car for an MOT if it didn't have one because you could never be insured... that's simply not the case.
Every insurance certificate I've ever had states the car must be road worthy and has no mention of an MOT anywhere in it. |
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Chrome Slider Cases for iPhone 3GS/3G and iPod touch are available now exclusively through our webstore and the Apple Store.
Power Up with Our New Combo Charger and Car Charger
Designed to charge your Apple devices with the utmost speed and efficiency, our new Combo Charger and Car Charger are compact and lightweight, making them the perfect accompaniment to your iPod and iPhone during the holiday travel season or anytime you're on the move.
An update to our popular 2-in-1 Wall & Car Charger, the Combo Charger features convenient hideaway wall socket prongs in a new streamlined design. The Combo Charger is AC compatible with worldwide voltage capacities and DC compatible with 12V power supplies and is designed to connect to either a wall outlet or a standard accessory power outlet found in most cars.
New to our line of power products is the Car Charger, a travel-ready power solution for keeping your devices charged when you're on the road.
Both the Combo Charger and Car Charger feature dual USB ports with high-speed output, allowing for the fastest possible charge for up to two devices. An LED charging indicator illuminates on each charger when in use. Both chargers are "Made for iPod" and "Works with iPhone" certified by Apple and come packaged with a USB to 30-pin 4-foot cable for use with your devices.
Available in either Black or White, the Combo Charger and Car Charger can be purchased now through our webstore and through the Apple Store.
Available now: Topo Frame Case for iPod touch
With the release of our new Topo Frame Case for iPod touch, you can enjoy the durability of a hardshell case along with the grip and secure fit of our Protective Cover. It features our signature Topo pattern and is available in black, magenta and muted cyan through our web store and discerning boutiques worldwide.
Visit our web store for all your iPod nano, classic and touch needs, from Sports Armbands to Snap Cases and so much more. And don't forget that the Topo Frame Case will soon be available for for iPhone 3GS, along with lots of other exciting new products.
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