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Views: 1251 | 07-02-08, 09:32 PM #1
I am an Indian
United we stand and don't divide to fall
Everyone has the right of doing the wrong in our country it seems
May be because we don't want to face various verities
Like the one recently put forth i.e. federal division
North India , South India , Maharashtra India , NE India
And no one else but we our selves are to be blamed for it
As Who so ever has provoked or is further provoking it , is a Indian, among us ....
All I need to do it pose a question , without going into controversy or North south , or politically north or diplomatically south
And MY question follows in the Poll
Are we really divide and the political provocation is just an opportunity we all were waiting for
Else (Option are all yours)
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It is a union; but it is doubtful as to whether it is unified in every respect. We do not have even unified civil code, No equity of treatment. It appears paradox that the majority community is ruled by the whims, fancies and desires of minority. The ultimate aim of any type of reservation to minority is to ensure that the minority is not deprived of anything that the majority gets. But now the majority is deprived of many things which the minority gets. The majority survives as desired by the minority. It is very difficult to say that we are a Union in every respect.
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Gd eveng Friends!~!
This is my first posting to the RTI forum.
Though we are very proud in saying that we are INDIANS, we get more provocative, at the slight behest of language or state interests./forced to even though we may not agree with their view,
just to keep a good name.
The language wise division is the main reason for this state of affairs.
This can be avoided, in my view, with the advantage of technological revolution, we can introduce children be taken for a minimum of three states compulsory stay cum learning programme,from 5th sta, an age the children will learn a lanauage vey fast,. If this is continued for a period of five years up to Xth stad, they will become proficient n 3or 4 lanauages by the age of 15.
since having visited they will be used to and can knwo abt the diversity of the people of INDIA toto.
This system will bring in brotherhood among the children, from the childhood.
THis is my personal view!
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dear friends and sirs,
India is a very big country (all citizen) having social responsibility of Mankind. India maintain Unity in diversity. Let us feel it and spread it for the sake of country, for the sake of Mankind and also for the sake of ourself.


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Anderson began playing the horn at age eleven as alto saxophonist in the school band in his hometown of Cloquet, Minnesota. Initially inspired by listening to the jazz recordings of his older brother, Anderson sought out educational experiences for playing music, and began writing original compositions while still in high school. He was named outstanding high school solosist at the Head of the Lakes Jazz Festival and outstanding college soloist at the Eau Claire Jazz Festival. Upon graduating from the University of Minnesota, he received a full fellowship to perform at the Aspen Music Festival in a student ensemble including future jazz notables Clarence Penn, Scott Whitfield and Ryan Kisor. Dave has spent over a decade in and around the New York City music scene, including two years working in the music industry under legendary producer Creed Taylor.
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throw e;
document.body.textContent = "success";
In IE9, Chrome 17 dev, and Opera Next 12.00 alpha, this outputs "success". In Firefox 12.0a1 (2012-01-17), it outputs
[Exception... "Component returned failure code: 0x80004001 (NS_ERROR_NOT_IMPLEMENTED) [nsISelection.deleteFromDocument]" nsresult: "0x80004001 (NS_ERROR_NOT_IMPLEMENTED)" location: "JS frame :: data:text/html,<!doctype%20html><body><script>try%20{getSelection().collapse(document.head,%200);getSelection().deleteFromDocument();}%20catch(e)%20{document.body.textContent%20=%20e;throw%20e;}document.body.textContent%20=%20"success";</script> :: <TOP_LEVEL> :: line 1" data: no]
This causes test failures in <http://dvcs.w3.org/hg/editing/raw-file/tip/selecttest/deleteFromDocument.html>. The specification requires the non-Gecko behavior, which is IMO less surprising:
The deleteFromDocument() method must do nothing if the context object's range is null, and otherwise must invoke the deleteContents() method on the context object's range.
deleteContents() on a collapsed selection is therefore a no-op.
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Patch v1
Since I didn't have enough time left today to start on transitions/animations testing, and none of the transforms stuff left on my plate looks particularly easy, I figured I'd write a quick Selection patch to round out my day. Turns out the behavior was actually odder than I thought: it only throws in some cases, and in other cases it does something that looks quite surprising.
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Patch v1
Goig to punt this to Ehsan, but it looks like that code was trying to deal with deleting the previous char as needed... is that not necessary?
It's not what any other browser does. If the idea was to make it work like execCommand("delete"), it looks far too crude to be useful. To get an effect anything like hitting the backspace key, you need way way more code than that.
OK. I assume you did look at the blame for this code and there was nothing useful there, right?
It seemed to go back to the original hg commit. I didn't look in CVS. I just did that and it seems to go back to CVS commit 3.1 (?):
3.1 <email@example.com> 2000-03-21 15:57
Cleaning up selection: changed 'RangeList' to 'Selection', thus changing implementation class of nsIDOMSelection and nsIFrameSelection to nsSelection. File nsRangeList.cpp replaced with new nsSelection.cpp
That's as far back as I was able to find.
http://bonsai.mozilla.org/cvsblame.cgi?file=mozilla%2Flayout%2Fbase%2Fsrc%2FAttic%2FnsRangeList.cpp&rev=&cvsroot=%2Fcvsroot is a starting point for going further back.
That gets us to:
1.31 <email@example.com> 1999-01-29 17:02
Add IsCollapsed; add collapsed case to DeleteFromDocument
Not helpful, indeed. I don't think it's worth getting in touch with Akkana to find out what she meant here... OK.
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This is not the right way of testing this. This way, if something throws, ok() will never get executed and the test will pass silently. Please add a try/catch block around those two calls, and ok(false) in the catch block. (Note that you still need to keep the current ok(true) so that the test would print _something_ when successful, to keep the test framework from complaining about a test finished with no checks run.)
r=me with that.
Created attachment 599608 [details] [diff] [review]
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Well getting up early was not something that happened today.
For any of us.
We did get up though, about midday and had a fry up.
So fatty, but so good!
Laura had offered to take me to see a few things today, which was very kind of her so Laura, Gareth, Glenn and I piled into her little car and we drove.
As some of you may know, well…none of you because I ...
Across the sea to Ireland ....
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Last Saturday, we flew from Gatwick airport to Belfast and we are currently staying at my cousin Linda's on site caravan which is literally a stone throw to the water (Irish Sea) at Ballywalter. Weather has not been that good, but they have promised some sunshine later in the week, between 2 and 2:15pm I think!
We can ...
The Trouble with Belfast
... some of the friendships I'd made on this leg of the journey, I couldn't wait to be out on my own again. We laboriously said our farewells and went our separate ways. It could have been the time of year, maybe it was the weather, but I was a generally disappointed with the tour. It had had its moments, but its fragmented nature, the inundation of eighteen year olds and the people who came and went so regularly meant that it was impossible to forge lasting ...
Prague to Dublin to Carrickfergus to Portrush
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VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESSWIRE / December 6, 2015 / Vendetta Mining Corp. (TSXV: VTT) ("Vendetta" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that the terms of the Call Option to Purchase Tenements agreement dated August 6th, 2014 with Pegmont Mines Ltd (the "Vendor") have been amended to facilitate further exploration work and advancement of the Pegmont lead-zinc project (the "Project").
Cash payments to the Vendor have been reduced and the monies redirected towards mineral resource development activities. An additional four months have also been added to the payment schedules. Vendetta`s President and CEO, Michael Williams, stated: "Vendetta is pleased to be able to move the Project towards an updated NI 43-101 Mineral Resource estimate through the resumption of drilling and the execution of a metallurgical program on the near surface Burke Hinge Zone and the zinc rich Zone 5."
Agreement Details:
Terms of the amended agreement are outlined below.
Table 1. Amended Option Payment and Exploration Expenditure Terms
*reimbursement for the 2014 drilling program completed by the Vendor, for a total of 2,977 m.
- A minimum aggregate of 17,000 m of drilling must be completed by 10th August 2018. With the requirements of completing 2,000 m before 31st December 2014 (complete) and a minimum 3,000 m program to commence by 30th April 2016. The Company has completed 4,218.79 m of drilling to date, the highlights of which are presented in Table 2 below.
- Vendetta has committed to update the NI 43-101 Mineral Resource Estimate by 31st December 2016, to achieve a minimum of 10 million tonnes total inferred, indicated and measured mineral resource for all material types. The current February 2014 NI 43-101 Mineral Resource Estimate is presented in Table 3 below. An additional 6,500 m of drilling has been completed since the last NI 43-101.
- To exercise the option and as part of the final transfer of project titles, the Company will pay a $3 million advance royalty to the Vendor.
- The Vendor will retain a royalty right on future concentrate production from the property of 1.5% of net smelter return or in the case ore is sold rather than concentrate, a separate royalty formula allows for a royalty of $1.05 per tonne of ore sold, indexed to metal prices and silver grade. Vendetta will receive a royalty credit against future royalty payments of $5.25 million, equal to the option payments and the advance royalty.
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The Pegmont lead-zinc-silver deposit is located in North West Queensland Mineral Province, 175 km south-east of Mount Isa, 25 km east of South32's world class Cannington silver-lead-zinc operation and 28 km north of Chinova Resources' Osborne and Kulthor copper-gold operations. It is proximate to infrastructure including roads, rail, and natural gas for power generation.
Pegmont is a multiple lens stratiform Broken Hill style deposit that outcrops with an overall shallow dip to the south east and is hosted in a magnetite rich banded iron formation within high grade metamorphic rocks. The project consists of three granted mining leases and two exploration permits that cover an area of approximately 3,468 ha.
To date, 6,500 m of drilling has been completed on the Project in the Burke Hinge Zone and Zone 5, neither Zone is included in the current NI 43-101 Mineral Resource Estimate. Highlights of the 2014 drilling is presented in Table 2 below and February 2014 NI 43-101 Mineral Resource in Table 3.
Table 2. Highlights of the 2014 Drilling, Completed Since the February 2014 NI 43-101 Mineral Resource Estimate
Note: For full details about the above drill results please see the Company's previous news releases on the 15th October 2014, 28th January 2015 and 10th February 2015. All amounts are in Australian dollars.
Table 3. February 2014 Pegmont Zone 1 - 4 Mineral Resource Estimate*
*Reference: "Technical Report Pegmont Property Mineral Resource Estimate" AMC Mining Consultants (Canada) Ltd, effective date of 28 February 2014. The Technical Report is available on SEDAR.
Notes on Table 3:
1. CIM definitions were used for the Mineral Resources.
2. The cut-off grade applied to the oxide and transition Mineral Resources is 3% Pb + Zn, the sulphide cut-off grade is 5% Pb + Zn.
3. Cut off is based on $0.90 /lb for Pb and Zn, a $0.90 A$:US$ exchange rate, and 90% recovery for both metals.
4. Specific gravity used by oxidation state: 3.2 t/m3 oxide, 3.4 t/m3 transition and 3.9 t/m3 sulphide.
5. Using drilling results to 12 December 2013.
About Vendetta Mining Corp.:
Vendetta Mining Corp. is a Canadian junior exploration company engaged in acquiring, exploring, and developing advance stage mineral properties with an emphasis on base metal projects in Australia The first of which is the recently optioned Pegmont Lead Zinc project. Additional information on the Company can be found at www.vendettaminingcorp.com.
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Turkish Grill: Sunnyside enclave delivers
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Turkish cuisine is one of the most influential and underappreciated cuisines of the world. The word "yogurt" is a Turkish word. It is a Turkish invention that made its way north from Turkey to Bulgaria and Eastern Europe during the Ottoman occupation. The Yiddish word "pastrami" derives from the Turkish "pastirma," for dried spiced beef.
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ELMHURST — A 63-year-old Elmhurst woman was arrested after surveillance cameras allegedly caught her stealing another woman's purse, Queens District Attorney Richard Brown said.
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Teen menaced with razor, robbed at mall: DA
ELMHURST — An 18-year-old Corona man was arrested after he attacked a teenager and stole his iPod earlier this month at the Queens Center Mall in Elmhurst, Queens District Attorney Richard Brown said.
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Ridgewood man beat, robbed cabbie: DA
RIDGEWOOD — Police arrested a 20-year-old Ridgewood man in early September after he beat a livery cab driver during a robbery, Queens District Attorney Richard Brown said.
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Man stole Red Bull drinks from supermarket: DA
LONG ISLAND CITY — A 40-year-old Long Island man was arrested last month after he allegedly stole cans of Red Bull energy drink from a supermarket in Long Island City, Queens District Attorney Richard Brown said.
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LIC woman threatens another with lye: DA
LONG ISLAND CITY — A 24-year-old Long Island City woman was arrested earlier this month after she threatened to throw lye in the face of another woman who was walking toward her apartment building, Queens District Attorney Richard Brown said.
9/11 should make us look toward the future
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I was in the laundromat this past Sunday in Little Neck. The TV was on and a news broadcast announced that on the anniversary of Sept. 11 the victims' names would be read again this year.
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By Barry and Gayle Schwartz, Maspeth
This letter is in response to the "Parrots invade boro neighborhood" letter in the Sept. 4 edition of TimesLedger Newspapers.
Green parrots appear in Bayside
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On the corner of 33rd Avenue and 200th Street, there is a big city tree. For the last couple of days, there has been a lot of chirping coming from it.
Eminent domain bad for Willets Pt. businesses
By Benjamin M. Haber, Flushing
Your columnist Bob Harris is right in questioning the fairness to Willets Point businesses in the city's threat to use eminent domain to take their private property and turn it over to a real estate developer ("Eminent domain unfair to Willets Point businesses," TimesLedger, Sept. 4). The use of eminent domain involves serious and lasting negative implications for the people of Willets Point and this city's residents.
City should not reduce number of teacher parking placards
By Bob Friedrich, Glen Oaks Village
Your Sept. 4 editorial, "Less is Less," regarding the reduction in teacher parking placards was on target. Most teachers work in schools in neighborhoods not easily accessible to mass transit commutes. Many teachers arrive early and leave late, often at night, when walking alone might be dangerous. As a result, they depend on the placards.
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Are you proud of your community? Many people and groups have been working hard to make improvements to theirs.
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Everyone knows I am the world's greatest holiday man. Each month, I try to devote a column about most holidays that occur during the month on or close to the date the holiday falls on.
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Queens Republican leaders have admiration for Palin
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There seems to be a new political equation developing based on the addition of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin to the Republican Party national ticket. It has seemed to energize the GOP in terms of increasing its chances of winning the presidency and vice presidency and improving its chances at the local level.
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Incumbents, challengers gear up for general elections
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Primary Day has come and gone. In Queens, there were only three primaries. In southeast Queens, the 10th State Senate District contest was between incumbent state Sen. Shirley Huntley (D-Jamaica) and challenger former City Councilman Allan Jennings.
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DOB should tighten grip on inspecting developers
By Bob Harris
After those cranes fell in Manhattan due to undiscovered safety problems, the then-city Department of Buildings commissioner was fired or had to leave and the first deputy commissioner, Robert LiMandri, was made acting DOB commissioner. Commissioners come and go as do inspectors.
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Emergency funds help
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During my networking travels through Queens, I listen and learn about different areas of business and finance, which I pass on in my column. This week, I am going to talk about having an emergency fund.
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Avli ready to get some fresh air
By Jeremy Walsh
Most Baysiders probably will not know the meaning of the name "Avli," but the Greek restaurant at 38-31 Bell Blvd. is currently in the process of living up to its definition: "backyard garden."
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Volunteers build child play area in Howard Bch.
By Nathan Duke
More than 150 volunteers hammered and drilled Saturday as they put together a new playground featuring four new pieces of equipment within a period of eight hours at an early childhood center in Howard Beach.
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VFW in liquor license war
By Jeremy Walsh
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 551 in Middle Village is embroiled in a domestic war all its own over plans to serve liquor and food in its side yard.
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Timeline of the case against Anthony Seminerio
April 2000: Seminerio sets up Marc Consulting, a sham consulting firm, through which he took more than $500,000 from clients, including $310,000 from a hospital. (Source: criminal complaint from U.S. attorney in Southern District of Manhattan)
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Stray bullet wounds Far Rock boy, 8
By David Greene
An unidentified 8-year-old boy was in stable condition at St. John's Episcopal Hospital after being shot by a stray bullet on a Far Rockaway street Saturday night, police said.
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Sentencing delayed in McLaughlin trial
By Howard Koplowitz and Stephen Stirling
The sentencing of former Queens legislator Brian McLaughlin was delayed indefinitely Friday, one day after sources identified him as the cooperating witness cited in the federal government's criminal case against state Assemblyman Anthony Seminerio (D-Richmond Hill).
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Seminerio Sting exposes tale of albany intrigue
By Howard Koplowitz
Disgraced former state Assemblyman Brian McLauglin was an FBI informant in the federal government's case contending that Assemblyman Anthony Seminerio's (D-Richmond Hill) took bribes from those seeking the legislator's influence in Albany, sources familiar with the investigation said Friday.
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Man found guilty in '01 Jax Heights gay murder
By Jeremy Walsh
A former Jackson Heights man who fled to England following the beating death of a 35-year-old gay Jackson Heights man in 2001 was convicted of murder last Thursday, Queens District Attorney Richard Brown said.
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Kelly celebrates Ramadan during Jamaica mosque visit
By Ivan Pereira
Police Commissioner Ray Kelly took the time to get to know the city's Muslim community better Friday by visiting Queens' largest mosque and taking part in the feast that marks the religion's holiest days.
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John McComb, 71
John McComb, a Forest Hills Gardens resident, died Sept. 10 at the age of 71 of complications from a stroke.
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Hero receives overdue honors
By Nathan Duke
Marines and elected officials gathered at Woodside's Calvary Cemetery last weekend to honor a Civil War hero from Manhattan by giving him a headstone after he had laid in an unmarked grave for more than a century.
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Given a second chance, accident survivors say thanks
By Philip Newman
Pedestrian motor vehicle accident survivors, some weeping with emotion, came to Elmhurst Hospital Center last week and thanked the surgeons who rebuilt their shattered bodies.
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Gioia protests for affordable housing units in west Qns.
By Nathan Duke
Affordable housing advocates joined City Councilman Eric Gioia (D-Sunnyside) along Long Island City's waterfront last weekend to call for cheaper units in the neighborhood as the city awaits the end of an approval process before moving forward with a massive development project.
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Election cash flowed from hospital
By Howard Koplowitz
Jamaica Hospital's ties to state Assemblyman Anthony Seminerio (D-Richmond Hill) were established well before the corruption case against the 30-year lawmaker was unveiled last week.
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Dutch Kills projects out of control: Gioia
By Jeremy Walsh
As work appeared to continue at a Dutch Kills construction site where the wall of an adjacent building collapsed two weeks ago, City Councilman Eric Gioia (D-Sunnyside) called on the city Department of Buildings to prevent developers from cutting corners as they race to finish jobs before the City Council potentially approves a rezoning after an Oct. 2 hearing.
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Council shouldn't decide term limits: Queens Civic
By Howard Koplowitz
The Queens Civic Congress' general membership said it wants voters, not the City Council, to decide whether term limits should be overturned during its monthly meeting Monday at the Queens County Farm Museum in Floral Park.
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Council hopeful objects to exclusion by Briarwood civic
By Ivan Pereira
A grudge between a City Council candidate and the head of the Briarwood Civic Association has created a controversy over a town hall meeting scheduled this week.
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City to hold public hearing before Far Rock homeowners get pier
By Howard Koplowitz
The Department of Citywide Administrative Services told 18 homeowners on the Beach 84th Street pier in Far Rockaway that a public hearing and other steps would be taken before the city transfers ownership of the pier to them, state Assemblywoman Audrey Pheffer (D-Rockaway Beach) said Friday.
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City plans bike shelters to help Astoria, Jamaica traffic
By Nathan Duke
The city will soon construct new bicycle shelters in Astoria and Jamaica in an attempt to cut down on borough traffic and pollution, a spokesman for the city's Department of Transportation said.
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Borukhova denied murdering husband shortly after slay: Cop
By Ivan Pereira
The head investigator into the murder of Daniel Malakov testified Friday that even though he did not initially suspect the Forest Hills orthodontist's estranged wife as having a role in the shooting, she pleaded her innocence just hours after his death.
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Boro soldiers go to Kuwait
By Nathan Duke
Soldiers from the 27th Finance Battalion were given a send-off by their families Sunday at a Whitestone American Legion Hall as they prepared to be shipped off to Kuwait, where they will conduct financial support operations for the Iraq war.
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Boro Haitians gather relief for homeland
By Ivan Pereira
A Haitian group in Cambria Heights is asking the public to give money and supplies to help the country's hurricane-ravaged communities.
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Avella bill to give voters sole voice on term limits
By Stephen Stirling
Councilman Tony Avella (D-Bayside) introduced a bill in the City Council last Thursday that would require a voter referendum to take place before a bill abolishing or altering term limits could be passed by the legislative body.
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Arrest surprises those close to assemblyman
By Howard Koplowitz
Waves of shock and disbelief made their way throughout the borough's political establishment after state Assemblyman Anthony Seminerio (D-Richmond Hill) was arrested last week on federal corruption charges.
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Activists decry health costs
By Jeremy Walsh
Health insurance industry contributions that fuel political campaigns in Albany help keep Queens residents struggling to pay for health care, a statewide advocacy group said last week.
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Mayor's film office brings TV shows to city economy
By Nathan Duke
The Mayor's Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting will launch several citywide programs during the next year that will allow Queens residents to take part in training and mentoring programs in the entertainment industry, an agency spokeswoman said.
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Get Out More
By Raphael Sugarman
Over the past five years, the TimesLedger's From the Footlights column has illustrated what many of us have long known: Queens residents don't take a back seat to any New Yorkers when it comes to the arts.
Astoria Times
NYBG's Green-Up's Festival celebrates gardens
The New York Botanical Garden's Bronx Green-Up program, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, will hold its annual Harvest Festival on Saturday,
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Town Hall music festival celebrates Latino heritage
By April Isaacs
Flushing Town Hall, which has hosted concerts by big Latin Jazz acts such as Chico O'Farrill and Eddie Palimeri in the past, celebrates the month with the inaugural Hispanic Heritage Festival. It will feature five concerts and a family dance workshop with recital.
Astoria Times
Mac Wellman's '1965UU' paints a wonderfully weird world
By April Isaacs
Mac Wellman's "1965UU", directed by Stephen Mellor, is a surreal lullaby, adapted from his book "A Chronicle of the Madness of Small Worlds." This installment chronicles the scant lives on 1965UU, an asteroid with no apparent purpose, much like Earth. The play is running until Oct. 4 at the Chocolate Factory Theater in Long Island City.
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Taverna Kyclades: Fine Greek grill, but the wait!
By Suzanne Parker
I don't get it. I just don't get it. On a recent weekday evening, there was a long line of patrons patiently (or not so patiently in our case) waiting on Ditmars Boulevard in Astoria for a table at Taverna Kyclades. Taverna Kyclades has a reputation for excellent, reasonably priced seafood and other Greek specialties. But so do many Greek restaurants in Astoria. What sets Taverna Kyclades apart? Why stand in line? We had to know.
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Woman, 81, dies crossing Queens Boulevard
FOREST HILLS — A Forest Hills woman was killed Friday afternoon when she was struck while crossing Queens Boulevard, police said.
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Wife hired bouncers to break husband's nose: DA
LONG ISLAND CITY — A Long Island City woman faces criminal charges after allegedly trying to hire men to break her husband's nose and severely beat him, the Queens district attorney's office said.
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Drunk driver rear-ends cop in S. Ozone Park: DA
SOUTH OZONE PARK — A Brooklyn man was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving Sept. 1 after he crashed into the rear of a police cruiser, the Queens district attorney's office said.
Time has come to reform mayoral control of public schools
By State Sen. Shirley Huntley, Jamaica
As children go back to school, think about mayoral control of city public schools. In a few months, it will be up for renewal in the City Council and, if passed, the state Legislature.
Texting ban should get axed
By Larry Penner, Great Neck
City Council Finance Committee Chairman and 2009 city comptroller candidate David Weprin (D-Hollis) made headlines with a proposed piece of Council legislation. His latest idea is a bill banning texting while driving. He believes this regulation is worthwhile, even if it saves one life.
St. Francis team gets morale boost
By Neil A. Carousso, Public Address Announcer, Saint Francis Preparatory School
Aug. 29 was the last summer practice for the Saint Francis Preparatory School varsity football team. They concluded their final three practices a day for the week and were exhausted.
Bring all hit-and-run drivers to justice
By Frederick R. Bedell Jr., Glen Oaks Village
Hit-and-run drivers have killed and injured many across this nation. It was reported last year that 1,038 people were killed and 70,636 people were injured.
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By The Greater Astoria Historical Society
Railroad in Hunters Point gives rise to Long Island City
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Political Action
By William Lewis
Lancman sponsors state laws on national security
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I Sit And Look Out
By Kenneth Kowald
Build Ground Zero memorial now without politics
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Dishing with Dee
By Dee Richards
Boro primary races hotly contested, lead to general election
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Bergers Burg
By Alex Berger
Everyone should make Sept. 11 a day of remembrance
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How's Business?
By Joe Palumbo III
How to create a resumé
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Forest Hills vet makes house calls
By Alex Christodoulides
Anyone who has tried to cram a recalcitrant cat into a carrier to go for a checkup has likely wondered why veterinarians do not make house calls.
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Willets Point business coalition slams CB 7 in video
By Stephen Stirling
A coalition of Willets Point businesses released a video last week blasting Community Board 7's approval of the city's plan to redevelop the northern Queens industrial enclave, contending the group's vote should be overturned and accusing its leaders of influencing the decision.
Astoria Times
Whitestone couple expecting to add sextuplets to family
By Stephen Stirling
FLUSHING — A Whitestone family is about to get much bigger with a mother of one expecting six more in the coming weeks.
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St. Michael's 9/11 memorial honors first responders
By Jeremy Walsh
The threat of Tropical Storm Hanna hastened the proceedings at St. Michael's Cemetery in East Elmhurst Saturday during its annual ceremony memorializing the emergency responders who died in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
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Stavisky defeats primary challenger
By Stephen Stirling
State Sen. Toby Stavisky (D-Whitestone) was victorious in Tuesday Democratic primary, fending off a surprisingly strong showing by her low-profile competitor Robert Schwartz, according to unofficial results from the state Board of Elections.
Astoria Times
SE Queens insulted by Palin remark
By Ivan Pereira
Southeast Queens activists and leaders are fuming over what they called a dishonest jab from Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin aimed at community grassroots campaigns.
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Samaritan slay stuns community
By Jeremy Walsh
Long Island City gathered to say goodbye Sunday to a beloved longtime resident who was slain outside his home as he helped a frightened neighbor and confronted a homeless veteran later charged by police with his murder.
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Raid on Borden Ave. shelter left slay suspect to roam
By Jeremy Walsh
Just hours before police arrested 43-year-old homeless veteran Eric Cherry in the beating death of a Long Island City activist 15 blocks away, the Department of Homeless Services raided his former shelter mates at the Borden Avenue Veterans Residence.
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Queens has most ZIPs with job growth
By Philip Newman
In a decade that included the World Trade Center attacks and the crash of the dot-com computer industry, the city nevertheless gained a quarter of a million new jobs, with Queens taking a leading role.
Astoria Times
Palin convention speech energizes Queens GOP
By Howard Koplowitz
The phone calls from borough residents buzzing about the GOP national convention in Minneapolis-St. Paul came to Queens Republican Party Chairman Phil Ragusa before he returned home.
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Padavan denies flip-flop on natural gas drill bill
By Howard Koplowitz
State Sen. Frank Padavan (R-Bellerose) disputed a claim by his opponent, City Councilman James Gennaro (D-Fresh Meadows), that he flip-flopped his position on drilling for natural gas upstate near the city's watershed.
Astoria Times
Pace killer tried robbery first: DA
By Jeremy Walsh
The Ridgewood man accused of murdering a Pace University student in his Chelsea apartment last month almost walked out the door with a few stolen items before turning around and strangling the young man, prosecutors said.
Astoria Times
New Select Bus service for Hillside Ave. delayed
By Philip Newman
The debut of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's long-promised super-express buses to Queens may be years off, but Bronx straphangers have been flocking to the new pay-before-boarding buses in their first week of operation.
Astoria Times
McLaughlin to be sentenced Friday
By Stephen Stirling
Former state Assemblyman Brian McLaughlin is expected to be sentenced to at least eight years in prison Friday after pleading guilty to federal racketeering and fraud charges earlier this year.
Astoria Times
Maspeth residents honor victims of 9/11
By Jeremy Walsh
Seven years have passed since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, which destroyed the World Trade Center and killed 3,000 people — a long time for many.
Astoria Times
Lefrak City worker's killer gets 18 to life
By Jeremy Walsh
A Corona man who was a high school student when he killed a Lefrak City electrician four years ago was sentenced last week to 18 years to life in prison, Queens District Attorney Richard Brown said.
Astoria Times
JFK bag handlers stole diamonds: DA
By Ivan Pereira
Two John F. Kennedy International Airport baggage handlers are facing robbery charges after they allegedly tried to steal more than a quarter of a million dollars in diamonds that were bound for the West Coast, Queens District Attorney Richard Brown said.
Astoria Times
Homeless man arrested in Woodside slay
By Jeremy Walsh
A woman is dead in Woodside and a homeless man is behind bars on charges of killing her Saturday night, police said.
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Guv dodging Aqueduct choice: Pols
By Howard Koplowitz
The state is losing $1 million a day in revenue for every day it stalls on choosing a vendor for video lottery terminals at Aqueduct Race Track, state Sen. Serphin Maltese (R-Glendale) and state Assemblywoman Audrey Pheffer (D-Rockaway Beach) told Community Board 10 last week.
Astoria Times
Gioia sues concrete company for Newtown pollution
By Jeremy Walsh
An environmental watchdog group and City Councilman Eric Gioia (D-Sunnyside) announced last week that they will seek legal action against a major concrete manufacturer on Newtown Creek for violations of federal environmental laws.
Astoria Times
Gennaro urges scrutiny of senior cuts
By Ivan Pereira
Recent city budget issues and a restructuring of senior services have left Queens' elders in a dire predicament, City Councilman James Gennaro (D-Fresh Meadows) warned Tuesday.
Astoria Times
Employee stole from Rich Hill biz: Brown
By Ivan Pereira
A Howard Beach woman has been accused of manipulating her 401K retirement savings plan to steal hundreds of thousands of dollars from the electrical firm where she worked, Queens District Attorney Richard Brown said.
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Cops recover missing Kew Gdns. Hills Torahs
By Stephen Stirling
Eight Torah scrolls will be returned to the Kew Gardens Hills Jewish Center in time for the High Holy Days later this month following the arrest of a custodian and another man, who police have accused of snatching the $500,000 religious artifacts last month.
Astoria Times
Center for Women of New York holds annual dinner, conference
The Center for Women of New York is holding its annual dinner on Thursday, Sept. 25, at the Sheraton LaGuardia Hotel in Flushing followed by its World of Working Women Conference the next day.
Astoria Times
CB 10 nixes S. Ozone Park group home
By Howard Koplowitz
Community Board 10 unanimously voted down a plan to construct a group home in South Ozone Park last week, contending that the community is oversaturated with such facilities.
Astoria Times
Canadian company buys LIC power plant
By Nathan Duke
A Canadian company that transports and markets natural gas recently announced it had purchased a Long Island City power plant that is one of the city's largest polluters.
Astoria Times
Borukhova's health status deteriorating in jail: Lawyer
By Ivan Pereira
The attorney for the mother accused of ordering her estranged husband's murder in a Forest Hills playground said he is mulling a plea to the judge to post bail for his incarcerated client.
Astoria Times
Boro educators back renewing mayoral control
By ANNA GUSTAFSON
Some Queens educators and lawmakers tentatively agreed Friday with findings of a new report calling for Mayor Michael Bloomberg to retain control over city schools, but state Sen. Frank Padavan (R-Bellerose) said the 2002 law should be amended to provide "more available access by parents to their local school districts."
Astoria Times
Bloomberg backs Maltese after courting Addabbo in '06
By Howard Koplowitz
Mayor Michael Bloomberg endorsed state Sen. Serphin Maltese (R-Glendale) Monday in his re-election bid against City Councilman Joseph Addabbo (D-Howard Beach), whom the mayor had preliminary discussions with to challenge Maltese two years ago.
Astoria Times
Along the route of remembrance
By Jeremy Walsh
In some Queens neighborhoods, paying tribute to those killed on Sept. 11, 2001, can be as simple as driving down the street that bears one of their names.
Astoria Times
Addabbo wants dead fish inquiry
By Howard Koplowitz and ivan pereira
City Councilman Joseph Addabbo (D-Howard Beach) called on city and state environmental agencies Monday to find out why thousands of dead fish have been washing up on the shores of Shellbank Basin.
Astoria Times
Subprime follies hit Astoria with political Circus Amok
By Aaron Davis
On Saturday, Sept. 13, Socrates Sculpture Park in Astoria will be host to the outlandish yet politically conscious stylings of the Circus Amok troupe as they waltz on in to present to you "Sub-Prime Sublime," a recent show involving "acrobatic economists, fantastical free-falling free markets" and more jokes on the lending crisis.
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On The Way
By Raphael Sugarman, From the Footlights
When the TimesLedger premiered the From the Footlights column five years ago, the primary goal was to encourage Queens residents to support Broadway and Manhattan's other cultural institutions. In the wake of the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, attendance at Broadway productions from residents of Queens and other outer boroughs seemed to have diminished. A longtime supporter of Queens' many fine local theater groups, the TimesLedger wanted to encourage its readers to also support the city's broader, professional theater.
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Web sites help boro theaters get the new season rolling
By Ronald B. Hellman
September is here, and a lot is going on. Less than two months to go before the presidential election, now is the time, and many of us believe that the fate of the country is hanging in the balance.
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It's never too late to tread the boards with STAR
By April Isaacs
About 15 years ago, Stan Guttman of Bayside retired from his job and was looking for something to do with himself. Through his local library, he found out about an acting workshop for senior citizens, and though he'd never had any formal theater experience or training, he gave it a shot.
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Black armbands and memorial patches on sports uniforms are nothing new. They date at least to 1876, when the St. Louis Brown Stockings -- charter members of the National League -- wore a mourning badge for former teammate Tom Miller.
Up until recently, though, uniform memorials have been, well, uniform. That's starting to change. Consider these three examples from 2012:
• After Ravens owner Art Modell died on Sept. 6, the Ravens honored him by wearing an "Art" helmet decal for their season-opening game. But for their second game, they took the decal design and transformed it into a jersey patch. It's like the memorial started in coach and then got an upgrade to first class. This is the first time I can recall seeing that happen.
• Back in August, former Red Sox great Johnny Pesky passed away. The Sox have been honoring him with a "6" patch at home and a black armband on the road (they apparently couldn't wear the patch on the road jersey because they already have the "hanging socks" logo patch on the left sleeve). I believe this is the first time someone has been memorialized in two distinct ways at home and on the road.
• Patch overload also explains why the Mets have been forced to wear their Gary Carter memorial patch in three different places this season, an unofficial record.
Is this a trend, or just a coincidence? Probably the latter, but it shows how strange the world has gotten: Even honoring the deceased has become a complicated affair.


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