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Hillary Clinton promises to regulate hydraulic fracturing. Yet even if she were to keep this promise, it simply doesn't go far enough. More »
Hillary Clinton promises to regulate hydraulic fracturing. Yet even if she were to keep this promise, it simply doesn't go far enough. More »
More than 1,200 California Nurses Association/National Nurses Organizing Committee registered nurses, environmental and healthcare activists, and students on Dec. 3 marched and rallied in Los Angeles to demand that the world's leaders, now convening in Paris for the United Nations Conference on Climate Change, adopt a binding and enforceable climate treaty, commit resources to fund the transformation to clean, renewable energy including a just transition program for those who now work in the fossil fuel industry, and call on wealthy, developed countries to provide resources for the less-developed countries to act on climate, with funding coming from a carbon tax and the Robin Hood tax. More »
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Nurses & residents get commitment for full investigation into dangers & public meetings before tar sands can be processed by Valero Oil. CNA RNs from 5 LA Southbay hospitals closest to the major oil refineries attended a special meeting arranged for CNA and neigborhood groups who oppose "tar sands" crude being processed in Wilmington's Valero refinery. Tar Sands crude is a thick, dirty crude high in sulphur and much more toxic than regular crude. It has been condemned by leading environmental scientists as 'extremely dangerous' and the 'beginning of the end' where pollution will tip global warming until the point of no return. More »
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I need to know what the factory wheelbase is for a '55- '59 chevy short wheelbase pickup is. Or if anyone has one of these pickups with a camaro front clip, that wheelbase dimension would be helpful. I had to cut mine off because someone had welded it in crooked.
According to these guys;
the regular short wheelbase is 114 inches. The Camaro (second series) is 108.
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Hey thanks a lot that was all I needed to know.
Now to weld in the Camaro clip and have it square. I used 4 plum bobs and a caulk line and a large carpenters square and a amall level. Go to the rear end. urn the wheel with the tire off so that 2 lugn nuts are on top. Take the small level, put it on the 2 lug bolt and tie the plum bob to the bottom lug bolt. Level the top bolts and the plum bob will show a mark on the floor, mark it. Go to the otrer rear wheel and dpo the same. Take the caulk line and go across to the two marks and caulk mark across/under the rear end. Take the Square and find the mark under each wheel and mark the 90deg toward the front wheels, now extend the mark with the caulk line, marking the floor. Measure up 114in and mark the floor. Carefully line up the front clip. put the level on the top 2 lub bolts and a plumbob on the bottom bolt. Tack weld when the plum bob toutches 114in on the caulk line. Do the same to the other side. It will work. Just did it to my 37Dodge, installed a MII kit. Measure twice, weld once.
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At 04:13 PM 3/26/2006, Bill wrote: >Yes Jim and I wish I could get my aerodynamics students to see it beyond >that level of simplicity. Indeed the coefficient of drag will increase >rapidly when there is boundary layer separation, which occurs within a range >of Reynolds Numbers. After separation the flow behind the round object (or >for that matter any object) becomes turbulent, changing the pressure >distribution behind the object hence increasing the drag. In teaching >pilots about this it is often a chore to get them to appreciate the >significance of the Reynolds Number to the flow situation since most of them >do not have the math necessary to do the evaluations using the compressible >flow fluid calculations. That't the cool thing about that java calculator.. it does all the nice slow speed, low Re stuff, without you having to slog through figuring out what the Re is and looking up the Cd for the cylinder, etc. And, the annoying thing I've found is that the cases of real interest to non-airplane designers are those low speed cases: things like 2" pipes in 50 mi/hr winds, or whip antennas on a car, etc... and that's just where the big discontinuity in the curve is. What's great is to put in a reasonably slow speed (say, 88 ft/sec) and then step through diameters of cylinders and see how the Cd changes, dramatically, with pretty small changes. A diameter of 0.1 ft gives you a Cd of around 1, but a diameter of 0.5 ft gives you something like 0.2.. Here's an interesting little table (calculated for 88 ft/sec = 60 mi/hr): dia(ft) Re Cd lb/linear ft 0.05 27,200 1.011 0.46 0.1 54,500 1.007 0.91 0.15 81,800 1.005 1.36 0.2 109,000 0.997 1.80 0.25 136,000 0.952 2.15 0.3 163,000 0.853 2.31 0.35 191,000 0.700 2.21 0.4 218,000 0.492 1.78 0.45 245,000 0.231 0.94 0.5 273,000 0.180 0.81 What's fascinating is that a pipe 6" in diameter has about the same drag force as a pipe 1" in diameter, and a pipe that's 3" in diameter has more than twice the drag as either. Jim... _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ TowerTalk mailing list email@example.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/towertalk
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In the first half, George Noory was joined by author Tom Allen who researched the real life case that the movie/book The Exorcist was based on. The strange events began in January, 1949, when a house in Maryland was under a kind of siege. A 13-year-old boy seemed to be possessed, objects were flying around in the rooms, a scratching as though from inside the walls was heard, and there was a bumping behind a painting of Jesus, he recounted. The family met with a Catholic priest who had the boy checked into the Georgetown University hospital. The boy, who was strapped into the bed, bent a spring in the bed and slashed the priest's arm as he was reciting the prayers of Exorcism.
After the word "Louis" appeared as though scratched in on the boy's chest, the family traveled to St. Louis where they had relatives, Allen continued. There, he underwent further exorcisms with Jesuit priests, Father William S. Bowdern and Father Walter Halloran, who kept a diary of the events from March and April, 1949. During the possession, the boy was said to always have his eyes closed, yet was able to punch and spit at the priests, with great accuracy. Allen also spoke about other incidents, such as a mass possession that occurred to a group of nuns at a convent in the 1600s.
In the latter half, researcher Karin Anderson shared her insights about biblical prophecy and ancient texts, as well as her participation in an archeology dig with Vendyl Jones. The Book of Enoch was found in scroll fragments in a Qumran Cave. Enoch, who also appears in the book of Genesis, was called the 'Great Initiator,' taught archeo-astronomy to priests, and was said to find the "pit of hell." This location, it was learned from satellite photography, is underneath Gilgal in Israel, she said, adding that Leviathan will eventually be cast into this pit.
Regarding prophecy in the Bible, she pointed toward a start date for a major war in the Middle East-- March 20-21, 2015, as well as cited a prophecy found on a Qumran scroll for an upcoming 40-year war. Anderson also touched on such topics as the Red Heifer, gnostic texts, and the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem.
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PORTLAND, Ore. - The Portland Trail Blazers signed rookie forward Dante Cunningham to a multi-year contract, it was announced today by General Manager Kevin Pritchard. Terms of the contract were not disclosed.
"We are really excited about the versatility and determination Dante brings to our team," said Pritchard. "Dante had a great summer league and we believe he has the potential to become a very good player in this league."
Selected by the Trail Blazers with the 33rd overall pick in the 2009 NBA Draft, Cunningham led Portland's 2009 NBA Summer League entry with 18.3 points to go with a team second-best 5.8 rebounds and 1.50 steals in four games (all starts).
"I am so grateful and happy to be a Trail Blazer," said Cunningham. "This is a dream come true and I can't wait to get to work with my teammates. I'm looking forward to moving to Portland and helping this team in any way that I can."
Cunningham, 22, played in a school-record 139 games during his four-year career at Villanova and is one of six players in school history to reach 1,300 points and 800 rebounds. The 6-8, 230-pound Maryland native finished his collegiate career with averages of 9.6 points (52.4% FG), 5.9 rebounds and 1.17 steals.
As a senior, Cunningham was named the Big East's Most Improved Player and was a member of the All-Big East Second Team after leading the Wildcats with collegiate highs of 16.1 points and 7.5 boards.
The signing of Cunningham boosts the Trail Blazers' current roster to 12 players. He will wear jersey number 33.


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It's Friday, all. And the latest news on Washington County court cases is right here:
- Robert Myers, of Beaverton, admitted to smothering his 7-week-old son, Aden. He was sentenced to 20 years in prison.
- Find more information on child abuse and parenting resources in the county and nationwide. The Cedar Mill Community Library is starting a new series of parenting classes this month.
- A sex offender from Silverton, who's accused of taking pornographic pictures of a Sherwood girl, took his case to trial in federal court. The Oregonian's Helen Jung reports that the jury was deliberating in Edward Allen McElroy's case Friday morning.
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close friend of (Bawer Aksal) has agreed to co-sign with the bonding company and
with (the court's) pre-trial services," said Newark Attorney Robert DeGroot
"We are optimistic he will be released next week," said DeGroot, adding that the co-signer is someone now in the U.S., who knew Aksal in Turkey before the defendant immigrated to the U.S. 31 years ago.
Authorities allege Bawer Aksal, 48, molested a woman who was seated next to him on a Newark-bound flight from Phoenix while she slept last Monday.
Aksal allegedly slipped his hands into the woman's pants and shirt and when
she awoke, he leaned close to her and whispered, "Kiss me."
He was arrested when the plane landed and was indicted Thursday on the charge
of sexual abuse, which carries a possible sentence of up to life in prison.
DeGroot said he will seek another hearing next week before US Magistrate
Madeline Cox Arleo in Newark to post the bail.
Prosecutors had argued that Aksal was a flight risk but Cox Arleo arrived at
a number of bail conditions she felt will compel Aksal to appear as his case
moves forward.
Cox Arleo said for Aksal to be released he must post $100,000 in cash; or
property worth at least $200,000 that has $100,000 in equity; or a bail bond
financed with enough cash to make her confident he will not flee.
If released, Aksal must have a third-party custodian and must surrender all
travel documents, Cox Arleo decided.
Other conditions he must meet include a 24/7 lockdown in his North Bergen
home, electronic monitoring, his travel will be restricted to New Jersey, and he
must have no contact with the alleged victim or anyone else in the case.
The case has been assigned to U.S. District Court Judge Jose Liners in Newark
and if a bail is posted and Aksal is freed, a date will be set for him to return
for his arraignment before Linares.
DeGroot said Aksal "unequivocally denies the charges."


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Auburn's offense fared better against a tough LSU defense than it did last week against Mississippi State, but the Tigers from Baton Rouge made the plays they needed in crunch time.
As always, we've got everything you could possibly want to read about the game here. Check the box score, tons of game photos, watch this video of game highlights and Tommy Tuberville's post-game comments. Fill out your report card on Auburn's performance and talk about the game with other Auburn fans in the Tigers forum.
All the Sunday newspaper stories from The Birmingham News, The Huntsville Times and the Mobile Press-Register are linked after the jump.
• Stunned and staggered: Bitter loss to LSU is critical blow to Auburn's SEC West hopes
• Tigers notebook: Franklin tries coaching upstairs
• Scarbinsky: LSU's Les Miles is the new Riverboat Gambler in town
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• Grading the Tigers: News beat writer Charles Goldberg offers his assessment of the LSU game
• Auburn 2-minute drill: Compiled by Charles Goldberg and Kevin Scarbinsky
• Auburn's season at a glance: Auburn 3-1, 1-1 SEC
• One for the road ... team: LSU first road team to win game in series since 1999
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The offices of Hospice of Warren County will soon be moving.
At a meeting of the City of Warren Zoning Hearing Board on Wednesday to discuss a special exception request, the board unanimously approved a proposal to allow Hospice to locate its offices at 1 Main Ave.
The move required a special exception because it would put a business entity in a medium-density residential R2 district.
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A sign posted in front of 1 Main Ave. in Warren provides notice of the Zoning Hearing Board meeting held Wednesday morning. Hospice of Warren County was approved for a special exception to use the house as its offices.
The exterior of the building would change very little.
Architect Donna Zariczny of Inscale Architects detailed the changes. Stairs at the front and side of the house would be replaced and a ramp installed to connect to the back door. The ramp would be difficult to see from the street, she said. The concrete driveway and portions of the sidewalks would also be replaced.
"The building is going to remain in its current configuration," Zariczny said. "I don't think that we would be detracting from the appearance of the building."
Inside, some walls will be removed and a staircase will be reconfigured, she said. "From the perspective of this house being renovated into offices, I don't think it would be that difficult to reconfigure" back to residential use in the event Hospice moves again.
The current Hospice offices are located inside Warren General Hospital. "We've outgrown our space," Executive Director Lisa To said, adding that the 12 Hospice employees have space in two small rooms at the hospital.
The existing space is also not conducive to visits by grieving people.
"Our current situation has become inappropriate," To said.
The house will allow for a more comfortable space for those patients and family members needing Hospice services. "It's more of a private, appropriate setting," To said. "They need to have a comfortable way to enter our place."
Also, "it's a much larger space," she said.
The availability of the 1 Main Ave. location was a fortunate one for Hospice. "We value our proximity" to the hospital, To said.
The house contains just under 2,400 square feet. According to the zoning ordinance, a public/semi-public facility must provide one parking space per 500 square feet. The Hospice plan includes two spaces in the driveway and another three provided by an agreement with the hospital.
Board members Burt Alexander, Dick Campbell, and Fran Hanlin approved the exception.


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Jeff Tremblay's first action of the season was a good one. Make that an excellent one.
The sophomore fired a 1-under-par 34 and took four points to help Granby past Mahar Regional by a 13-11 score Tuesday. Melissa Goulding took 3½ points out of the No .6 spot to finish off the victory at Petersham Country Club in Orange.
John Waters shot a 41 at No.2 and grabbed four of Mahar's points.
Easthampton 14, Ware 10: Chris Mullen, Bryant Bishko and Luke Lepine all shot 46 and combined to take 9½ points, leading Easthampton over Ware at Pine Grove.
Westfield Voc-Tech 10½, Athol 9½: Derek Roy finished with 45 and took 2½ points for Westfield Voc-Tech as its edged Athol at Ellinwood.


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WASHINGTON - Sen. David Vitter, R-La., is proposing that the Senate immigration bill be amended so illegal immigrants convicted of crimes under the Violence Against Women Act not be eligible for the temporary legal status the legislation establishes.
Ironically, his amendment is opposed by two groups that strongly support the Violence Against Women Act, which was recently reauthorized by Congress.
The act targets crimes such as sex trafficking, sexual assualt, stalking, domestic violence, dating violence, child abuse and neglect as well as elderly abuse for extra scrutiny and extra federal law enforcement help.
Vitter's argument is that people convicted of such crimes shouldn't get legal status.
But The National Network to End Domestic Violence and National Organization for Women, two of the leading advocates for women's rights, are opposing Vitter's amendment.
"All victims of abuse want the abuse to stop; but many do not want to see their abusers deported," wrote Kim Gandy, the network's president and CEO and former New Orleans prosecutor. "This amendment will have the effect of discouraging many victims from calling the police or seeking help for fear that their spouse or parent will be ineligible for status, ultimately resulting in loss of support for themselves and their children."
NOW argues that immigrants might have a harder time defending themselves against abuse charges.
"Immigrant survivors are particularly vulnerable to being arrested and prosecuted for domestic violence as a result of systemic barriers (including language and culture) that prevent them from explaining that they acted in self-defense or that an abuser's allegations are false," wrote Terry O'Neill, NOW's president. "In many instances victims who have been arrested have no warning about the immigration consequences of a guilty plea, and can find themselves under tremendous pressure to plead to a minor misdemeanor in order to close the case, get released from jail, and reunite with children."
At the very least, O'Neill said, Vitter's amendment should include a waiver.
It should be offered, she said, "to consider the unique circumstances in each case, or account for the needs of the victim or her children."
Vitter has argued his amendment is consistent with the bipartisan framework developed by the Gang of 8 - four Republicans and four Democrats - that specified:
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Gandy said the amendment is not limited to serious offenders but instead will also reach not only one-time offenders whose conviction may be decades old "but also victim-defendants, as well as individuals who have any misdemeanor conviction that in any way involved domestic violence, whether or not the actual conviction or plea was for disturbing the peace."
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This hotel has 2 restaurants. If you want low-key dining options, you will be pleased to find a snack bar/deli and 24-hour room service. Guests wishing to enjoy a drink will surely want to visit one of the 2 bars/lounges. Free WiFi is provided so you can check your in-box whenever you like.
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- 24-hour room service
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- Free beach shuttle
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DiningMadisson - This restaurant serves lunch and light fare.
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- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per adult: AED 300
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Blue whales now singing in deeper voices: Blue whales are changing their tune, but scientists have no idea why the largest animals in the world are singing in deeper voices. Blue whales off Northwest coasts have lowered their voices by 31 per cent between 1963 and 2008, say researchers at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in California. The Vancouver Sun's report
Thanksgiving leftovers piled on street for composting: A Renton, Wash. neighborhood tossed a couple hundred pounds of rotting turkey carcasses, wilted lettuce and other Thanksgiving waste into a street bin this week as part of a drive to boost composting. King County's new recycling program allows residents to put leftover or spoiled food into the composting bin instead of the garbage, and so far Renton has reduced its garbage output by 45 percent. The Seattle Post Intelligencer's online report
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Major utility will shutter coal-fired plants: A large Southern utility says it will close 30 percent of its North Carolina coal-fired power plants by 2017, a step that represents a bet that natural gas prices will stay acceptably low and that stricter rules are coming on sulfur dioxide emissions, which cause acid rain. The New York Times' report
Federal laws on toxics called too weak: Environmental officials in more than a dozen states argue that federal laws to protect the public from toxic chemicals are too weak. They ask for changes in national laws to protect vulnerable populations by identifying and regulating the most troubling chemicals in consumer items and elsewhere. The Associated Press' report
Advocates petition EPA to regulate greenhouse gases: The Center for Biological Diversity and 350.org have petitioned the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to establish allowable nationwide concentrations for greenhouse gases under the Clean Water Act. They ask for a cap on atmospheric concentrations of CO2 at 350 parts per million -- a level some scientists say is necessary to avoid the worst effects of global warming. Greenwire's report


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Five dancers, ribcages printed on their black tank tops, swing outstretched arms and jolt to a stop. The sound of mechanical clanking and whirring propels them backward, each reaching one leg behind as they hop on one foot. Then they fall and crawl away, panicked.
The piece, Post-Op by company dancer Kiera Brinkley, is one of seven dances in Polaris Dance Theatre's Homegrown show, playing its second round this weekend at the company's studio. The show is a showcase of choreography by the company members, as well as work by artistic director Robert Guitron and guest choreographer Anne Mueller.
Each choreographer introduces his or her piece in a short video. Brinkley, a quadruple amputee, explains her piece is about recovering from surgery—she's undergone many.
"It's never the same," she says. "You have good and bad days, up-and-down behavior and mood swings. So that's why a lot of the time the dancers are getting on and off the floor just to symbolize how your mood and pain level differs during the recovery time."
Mueller's piece Hello, Hello, Hello is an often symmetrical duet between Kateryna Mindova and Blake Seidel. The two touch elbow to elbow, wrist to wrist and then knuckles to knuckles. They skip lyrically, holding hands, and perform quick footwork set to folksy guitar. The music in the show is another focal point—it's all from Portland composers. Mueller says she chose a song from composer Lee Howard, a friend of hers, because of its "slightly rough vulnerability."
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GO: Polaris Dance Theatre is at Polaris Contemporary Dance Center, 1501 SW Taylor St., 380-5472. 7:30 pm Friday-Saturday, and 2 pm Sunday, June 13-15. $17.50-$25. Tickets here.


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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – Giants running back Andre Brown suffered a fractured left leg in Thursday's preseason finale against the New England Patriots.
Brown broke his fibula in the same leg last season.
As of right now, it is unclear whether or not the injury will keep Brown out for the entire season. He walked off the field under his own power. Nonetheless, the Giants short-yardage back and strongest blocker out of the backfield will be out for a significant period of time.
Brown came off after a short conversion on a third-and-1 with two minutes remaining in the second half.
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People tend to think of ozone as something in the upper atmosphere that protects the earth's surface from UV radiation.
At the ground level, however, ozone is a pollutant that damages crops, particularly soybeans.
Lisa Ainsworth, a University of Illinois associate professor of crop sciences and USDA Agricultural Research Service plant molecular biologist, said that establishing the exposure threshold for damage is critical to understanding the current and future impact of this pollutant.
"Most of my research is on measuring the effects of ozone on soybeans, determining the mechanisms of response, and then trying to improve soybean tolerance to ozone so that we can improve soybean yields," she said.
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Kunda, a small town scattered on both sides of National Highway-24 B that connects Lucknow to Allahabad, isn't known to take political sides. The few political posters here feature a young, bespectacled man with hair slickly combed across his forehead. This is Raja Bhaiyya, the man who is the only "party" and "leader" in this town of Pratapgarh district. The posters are in the red and green colours of the Samajwadi Party, but it doesn't matter to anyone that Raja Bhaiyya, who had to resign from the Akhilesh Yadav government last week after being linked to the murder of a DySP in Kunda, has never been a formal member of the Samajwadi Party (SP). The colours might change, but the "Raja" stays.
Raja Bhaiyya, born Raghuraj Pratap Singh to Uday Pratap Singh and Manjul Raje, traces his lineage to the erstwhile Bhadri princely state in Pratapgarh district. His grandfather Bajrang Bahadur was the first vice-chancellor of GB Pant Agriculture University and the second governor of Himachal Pradesh. After his graduation from Lucknow University, Raja Bhaiyya made his political debut when he won the 1993 elections as an Independent candidate. By then, stories of Raja Bhaiyya's involvement in criminal activitiesseveral cases of murder and extortion were linked to himhad begun making the rounds. That was the time when Ram Janmabhoomi politics was at its peak and several strongmen or bahubalis were dabbling in politics.
A friend-turned-foe of Raja Bhaiyya's, who didn't want to be named, says that when Raja Bhaiyya made his debut in 1993, it was for the first time that somebody from Bajrang Bahadur's clan was contesting an election and word had already gone out that he was a strongman. "Over the last 20 years, such incidents instilled fear among the people of Kunda. Every time a crime happened, it came with a set of myths surrounding Raja. Whether Raja was involved or not, these cases strengthened him politically," he says.
There are stories of how Raja Bhaiyya fed his adversaries to crocodiles that he kept as pets in his lake in Bainti village, how he got people drowned in the Ganga, got people beaten to death and so on. These stories were never proved but they all beefed up his strongman imageboth in Lucknow, where he was valued for his hold on the Thakur MLAs, and in Kunda, which kept sending him to the Assembly. Though Mayawati went after Raja Bhaiyya and put him in jail during her stints in power, he could never be damaged politically.
Raja Bhaiyya's exploitssome would say generosityhave earned him titles as diverse as "noor-e-nazar" (light of the eyes) to "Kunda ka gunda" (as BJP leader Kalyan Singh is known to have called him). The town has sent him to the Assembly five times in a row. When he became a minister in the Samajwadi Party government in March 2012, it was his fifth stint as minister under five chief ministers.
A town of more than 21,000, with almost half the population illiterate according to the 2001 Census, Kunda town has a small bazaar, four senior secondary schools and two colleges. Two of these schoolsone for girls and one for boysand one college are run by Raja Bhaiyya. The town also has an institute for girls run by Kripalu Maharaj that takes in students from Class 1 till graduation.
Though people in the town are unable to recall any big development that Raja Bhaiyya has brought in during his five terms as MLA, they say the schools he ran helped children from the area. "Most of the educated people in Kunda and neighbouring areas would have studied at his schools and college at some point," says Mohammed Wasim, a grocer in the town.
But even in Kunda town, Raja Bhaiyya does have his detractors.
Muslims, who form about 30 per of Kunda's urban population, say they feel vulnerable, especially after the recent incident in Asthan village in Pratapgarh district where a mob burnt down houses of Muslims after the alleged rape of a Dalit girl.
A Muslim doctor who runs a clinic in the town says Raja Bhaiyya never comes to Muslims seeking their support. Besides, he says, the community hasn't forgotten how he was with the BJP in the days after the Babri Masjid demolition. "Our votes do not matter. The Congress and the BSP are almost non-existent here and the SP does not field its candidate. So, it is safe to say that we vote for Raja," he says.
There have been no traders' associations in Kunda for the last 15 years, says a trader on the condition of anonymity. "Traders have not been able to form Vyapar Mandals. There are no organisations here, whether for minorities or for children. Everyone is on his own," he says.
On the outskirts of Kunda town are two colonies built under the Kanshi Ram Urban Housing Scheme of the previous Mayawati government. Both are yet to be occupied. Sitting in his hut in Chakiya village, right beside the colony, Raghu, a Dalit, says he would be very happy and even vote for Mayawati if he gets a flat in the colony. "Our condition has seen no improvement. We have been living in utter poverty all these years. Why would we not vote for Mayawati if she does something for us?" he says.
It has been just an hour since Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav left Balipur village after distributing cheques of Rs 20 lakh each to the widows of Nanhe Lal Yadav, the village pradhan, and his brother who were killed on March 2. Kunda Circle Officer DySP Zia-ul-Haque was shot dead the same day.
"Murders are committed by someone while someone else is implicated for it. Raja Bhaiyya is our god," Pratapgarh zila panchayat member Ghanshyam Yadav shouts to media cameras. Like all other elected representatives from the area, Ghanshyam knows it pays to make his allegiance known.
A few metres away from the house of the slain pradhan, Ram Prasad Yadav, Rajesh Yadav and Ram Khilawan Yadav sit in a huddle, discussing the turn of events. When asked if they are from the SP, Ram Prasad and Rajesh, pradhans from two neighbouring villages, simply say they are with Raja.
Ram Khilawan, who calls himself an SP worker, takes it upon himself to explain what the pradhans meant. "They are saying that they are not Sapayee (SP men), but Rajayee (Raja's men). Rajayee are those who are with Raja and will serve any party Raja is with. On the other hand, Sapayees are those committed to the Samajwadi Party's ideology."
While Ram Khilawan, who has never been elected, can afford to call himself a "Sapayee", others who hope to win elections know they can't be anything but a "Rajayee" in Kunda.
At the entrance to Balipur village, the slain pradhan had erected a signboard that has 'Raja Bhaiyya zindabad' written in bold. In almost every village in Kunda, the pradhans follow this as an etiquette.
"This is one of the few things that show how Raja Bhaiyya has such a tight grip over a constituency that has a large population of Dalits, Muslims, Brahmins, Yadavs and Kurmis, besides the Kshatriyas who are naturally tilted towards the Raja. Everyone supports him here. Kuch bhay vash karte hain, kuchh prem vash karte hain (some support out of fear, some out of affection)," says a pradhan on the condition of anonymity.
A teacher in Kunda town explains the reason behind Raja's hold over the area. "In villages, people rarely vote according to individual preferences. When every village pradhan, block development committee member, district development committee member... in short, every person who matters in the area is with Raja, how many votes can go against him?" he asks. He says every village has about a dozen people, most of them with criminal records, who work for Raja.
A village with a population of about 8,000, Bainti is better known as Raja Bhaiyya ka gaon. It is here, in the multi-acre Bainti kothi with its fortress-like entrance, that he lives and where he holds his weekly janata durbars. "Raja sits in the sun all day, listening to people from Bainti and adjoining areas and hearing their problems. The number of applicants outside his kothi sometimes reaches 5,000 a day," says Pahari Nai, a resident of Bainti.
The village in Kunda tehsil has a government primary school and a private one. Dushyant Kumar Mishra, the headmaster of the private school that's a few metres away from Raja Bhaiyya's house, says anyone with a problem can go to Raja and he will come back happy. "I had gone to Raja seeking a hand pump near the school. Raja asked me to go to the block development officer. In a few days, the government installed a hand pump," he says.
About a kilometre away from Mishra's school is Raja Bhaiyya's infamous lake spread over more than a 1,000 acres, which the Mayawati government converted into a bird sanctuary in 2003. Mishra says the stories of crocodiles in the lake are entirely cooked up by Raja's adversaries.
Ever since Raja Bhaiyya's debut election in 1993, none of those who contested against him has managed to get even one third of the votes polled in his favour. While his opponents say it is because of the fear that he instills in the minds of people, his supporters attribute his success to his accessibility. Many in the area prefer Raja's durbar to tardy government procedures.
Ramesh Saroj, 25, has always lived in a mud house in Bainti. He is landless and supports his familyhis wife and two childrenwith the money he earns as a labourer. "Two years ago, when my eldest son was detected with blood cancer, I did not know how to get him treated. I approached Raja and he gave me Rs 3 lakh and my son was admitted to SGPGI in Lucknow for treatment. Though my son died, I can never forget what Raja did for me," he says. Raja Bhaiyya also helped him, he says, when his father died and he had no money to buy wood for the pyre.
The teachers at Raja Bhaiyya's school in Bainti talk of how he gets 151 poor girls in Kunda married off every six months, provides playing kits to village children and distributes a large number of tricycles to handicapped persons.
"Raja Bhaiyya is popular because the common man wants a person who is strong enough to provide him instant justiceeven if it goes against the complainant," says Indra Narayan Pandey, a teacher at Raja Bhaiyya's school. He dismisses talk of Raja Bhaiyya's highhandedness. "If anything, he has finished off all the gundas and criminals in the area. They do not dare commit any crime here as long as he is around," he says.
Political journey
1993: Elected MLA for the first time, won with more than 67,000 votes
1997, 1999 and 2000: Was made minister in the BJP governments of Kalyan Singh, Ram Prakash Gupta and Rajnath Singh.
2002: Was arrested with father Uday Pratap in connection with a POTA case when Mayawati was Chief Minister
2004: Became minister in Mulayam Singh Yadav government
2010: Jailed again in a case of alleged murder, kidnapping and robbery
2012: Won for the fifth time from Kunda, made minister in Akhilesh Yadav government
March 2013: Resigned from Akhilesh Yadav cabinet
KUNDA, a small town on either side of NH-24 B that connects Lucknow to Allahabad, has a railway station where three of the passenger trains plying between Lucknow and Allahabad stop. Kunda has vast tracts of green, including several mango orchards, thanks to Raja Bhaiyya's father Raja Uday Pratap Singh who is the chief patron of the Gardens and Environment Protection Committee that works for forest conservation in the area.
The Raja, his family
Raja Bhaiyya's biography with the state assembly shows he was born in Kolkata on October 31, 1967. He is married to Bhanvi Kumari of Basti royal family and has two sons and two daughters
His grandfather Raja Bajrang Bahadur Singh was the first vice-chancellor of GB Pant Agriculture University and the second governor of Himachal Pradesh. Since he had no son, he adopted his nephew Uday Pratap Singh as his heir
Raja Bhaiyya's father Uday Pratap, who went to Doon School, has lately lived the life of a recluse at Bhadri kothi. "This is the time of Maharaj's relaxation. He can not meet anyone," a servant said
Raja Bhaiyya's mother is Manjul Raje of the erstwhile Samthar princely state. Manjul Raje is said to be quite religious
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Plateau residents will have the opportunity Feb. 9 to participate in selecting November's presidential candidates, when the two major parties host caucuses throughout the region.
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Events, including free tours of Bell's Brewery, a back stage tour of the Kalamazoo State Theatre and the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts, are taking place throughout the week. Klassic Arcade in Gobles, Kalamazoo Beer Exchange, Old Dog Tavern and local food trucks are also hosting Social Media Week events.
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