I have never seen one in person before, but i have heard they are expensive. But when i went to a pet store called Aquarium Concepts, they were selling them as feeder fish!!! 1o for only 1 dollar!!! Anyway they are pretty cool but probably not for me, is this normal though?
They may look similar to endler's, but those feeders are actually wild type guppies. Once you see some real Endler's in person you will be able to tell the difference. Endler's colors are much more vibrant and they have a slightly different body shape.
Don't worry, I thought the same thing about feeders when I first heard about endler's livebearers. I have seen some amazing looking wild guppies, they could have some fancy guppy blood in them too.
heres a vid of one.
Ah cheese, a topic of much debate.
However, the endler's livebearer has been classified and has its own scientific name now, Poecilia wingei.
sorry this link should work.
I keep a colony of endlers.Much prettier than feeder guppies.
I also keep Endlers (Pure) and must agree that what is being sold as feeders, are NOT Endlers.
I have kept and raised both and there are very distinct markings on male eldlers not shared by Guppies. IT is also critical that they not be mixed as they can and will cross breed. The females I can tell apart most days, but do not mix them for fear of losing track. Currently I ahve a good number of these little jewels, and always have fry. I find the endlers to be far more interesdting than Guppies (Guppies aren't bad though). Wild type guppies as are often used as feeders are similar in size and shape, the markings are still telltale to someone who has kept both.
Thanks, Tizzle. It's amazing how easy they are and yet some stores just won't carry them????


Last Week: Notre Dame defeated Temple, 28-6. Michigan defeated Central Michigan, 59-9.
After last year's disappointment, all the hoopla around ND, and this being the last game between these two for the foreseeable future, I want this game so bad.
Brian Kelly says he doesn't view UM as a rivalry game. He should just shut the hell up. His school has decided to chicken out of the rivalry, I have no respect for them anymore.
I think UM's defense is going to give turnover Tommy Reese fits. Should be a great game. UM wins.
I couldn't stand Kelly at GVSU and hated when his name was mentioned during the Michigan coaching search. I don't know about him and the rivalry but ND students/area pretty much hate Michigan with a rivalry like passion.
So last time this went down like this (Under Lights I) I wound up having a bunch of Jack during the game. Again?
Tell me UM isn't wearing stupid alternate jerseys again.
After Notre Dame defeated Michigan in 1909, the two teams were scheduled to rematch on November 5, 1910. Before the 1910 contest, Yost protested Notre Dame's intended use of two players (Philbrook and Dimmick) that he believed were ineligible and cancelled the 1910 meeting when Notre Dame did not bench the two players in question.  Yost later refused to schedule Notre Dame for any later seasons, deepening the feud between Yost and Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne. After cancelling the series, Yost was instrumental in corralling together the member schools of the Western Conference (the current day Big Ten Conference), refusing entry to Notre Dame and suggesting that conference members should not schedule the Fighting Irish. As a result of the boycott by Midwest opponents, Notre Dame scheduled games against schools on the east coast and west coast, such as USC and Army, and did not play Michigan again until 1942.
Arguably, no one has left a larger mark on University of Michigan athletics and varsity football than Fielding Yost. A longtime football coach and athletic director, his career was marked with great achievements both on and off the field. Yost was also a successful business person, lawyer, author, and a leading figure in pioneering the explosion of college football into a national phenomenon. A devout Christian, he nevertheless was among the first coaches to allow Jewish players on his teams, including Joe Magidsohn and Benny Friedman. However, Murray Sperber's book Shake Down the Thunder places principal responsibility for the Big Ten blackballing and boycotting of Notre Dame on Yost, as well as the charge that this was motivated by anti-Catholic and anti-immigrant prejudice common in the early 20th century. Although John Kyrk's book Natural Enemies points out that there was a bitter feud between Yost and Knute Rockne, head coach of the Notre Dame football team.
I had no clue about this stuff.
They are not. The only thing they are doing is a player will wear Harmon's 98.
I have a bad feeling about this game. UM has a weakness at pass rush and a weakness in the interior line. If Rees isn't pressured, he can be an ok QB. And ND's strength is their interior line. I don't think this is a great match up for Michigan.
On the other hand, they're playing at home so they should get some momentum from that. I think UM loses a squeaker.
As for Kelly, everyone knows he's a jerk. But don't worry, he'll be off to the pros very soon.
Since ND doesn't really care about this game according to Kelly, UM will blow them out.
I don't frequent these parts much, but just wanted to my 1/50th of a dollar for this week. **** Notre Dame.
I hate Mark May, so this is fitting.
I think we end up winning, but I share some of these concerns. How will our new interior OL deal with Tuitt and Nix? Yikes! I do think we can stuff their run game, which is their bread and butter. That should put the pressure on Rees to make plays and he'll probably commit at least a turnover or two. Agreed that pass rush will be key though. They really need to figure that part out.
I do think Gardner can make big plays against that D though.
Man, I would love to go to this game, but ticket prices are insane right now. 200 bucks for a ticket is just too much. I guess people will pay it, so that's the market. But not for me.
I think michigan will win. ND wasn't amazing last year, and they aren't as good. Michigan is improved, and we are at home.
I think their pass rush will end up being pretty good. I don't know if Frank Clark will live up to the hype, but I think Mario Ojemudia is the real deal. Plus, with Mattison's blitz packages they'll get to the QB plenty this year. It seemed like they were pressuring the Central QB all day, which was a good sign.
Interior O-line is a real concern. It'll be interesting to see how they hold up against ND's big guys.
Avery returning from surgery and Thomas Gordon returning from his week suspension is huge for Michigan's safety depth. Suddenly Michigan's defensive backfield looks much better than it did a week ago with two experienced guys returning. I also liked what I saw from Jarrod Wilson last week, and Hoke said he and Avery will probably split time.
They'll run the stretch zone play and get NDs DTs on skates....hopefully.
I think UM's defense will fuel a victory. Mattison will dial up a few special blitzes to get to Rees. I also think UM has more depth than Notre Dame and will eventually wear them down.
UTL1 was the most intense non-Tiger-playoff sporting event I've ever been to.
Notre Dame wasn't good last year. Of their first 12 games, they (arguably) should have lost three of them (UM, Stanford, and Pitt)... They also could have just as easily lost another three (BYU, Purdue, and USC)... The only team they beat that the decisively beat that was decent was Oklahoma. They're worse this year... TEMPLE kept the game close last week.
Michigan was good last year. They got better this year.
Notre Dame apparently doesn't view this game as important.
Michigan puts it as the 3rd most important game.
This game is in the Big House, where Brady Hoke has never lost.
All in all, this one is a no brainer for me, and I don't think it will be close. I hope that when the earthquake occurs in CFB, that the ACC gets gutted by the SEC and Big Ten, and that Notre Dame is left begging us for admission, and we can give them a nice big middle finger, screwing them over... It's not likely, but I'd love it.
I actually agree that Michigan should win this game somewhat easily, but I disagree that ND was not good last year. They may have won some close games against mediocre opponents, but they still won. A lot of teams play bad teams close. Sagarin's predictor, which is his predictive metric, ranks them as the 5th best team last year. So, they were lucky to be in the title game, but they were still an elite team.
I love your enthusiasm and I hope you are right on the money with your prediction.
Fair enough. "Wasn't good" was a stretch. I'm just still bitter about last year's game.
But the difference between 5 and 10 is negligible, and still subject to the general problems with computer rankings.
ND squeezed out a lot of very close wins against bad teams.
They were still a good team, but far from elite.
Let's not forget, they got absolutely hammered on a neutral field against Alabama, much like another team we are familiar with.


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Moscow and St. Petersburg are famous for their ballet companies. But the city of Perm, just west of the Ural Mountains, has an excellent ballet company too. It also hosts an annual Diaghilev Festival and the biennial Arabesque Ballet Competition. It is this last, which is led by the great heroic dancer of the Bolshoi's storied past, Vladimir Vasiliev, that brought me to Perm.
Diego Cunha and Amanda Gomes, from Brazil
This year Arabesque, which ran from April 3 to 13, attracted dancers from across Russia and countries as far flung as Japan, Korea, Brazil, Venezuela, Portugal, Belgium, Austria, Kazakhstan, Turkey, South Africa and the U. S. The International Jury included the likes of Nina Ananiashvili and Nikolai Boyarchikov. I served on a second group, the Press Jury, for the first half of the series.
Each participant showed two classical variations if they entered as a soloist, or a pas de deux if they entered as a couple. If they made it past Round I, they had to show more classical, plus a contemporary work. Certain pieces were also submitted for a prize in choreography. The level, both technically and artistically, was consistently very high. The whole 10-day event, including Opening and Closing Ceremonies, took place in the Perm Opera and Ballet Theatre, which was built in the 19th century with funding from Diaghilev's grandfather. (Diaghilev grew up a few blocks away, in a large house that was also built by his grandfather.)
Of the 83 participants, two were American: Joy Womack, now dancing with the Kremlin Ballet in Moscow, and Mario Vitale Labrador, a soloist with the Mikhailovsky in St. Petersburg. I couldn't help feeling proud of their superb, very individual, dancing, and that they were among those who won prizes. (For full results click here.)
Joy Womack with Mikhail Martinyuk, both of Kremlin Ballet, in Nutcracker
Maria Vitale Labrador, an American with the Mikhailovsky Ballet
A good many of the exciting dancers were from the Perm Opera Ballet Theatre, where the choreographer and wise guy known as Alexey Miroshnichenko—whenever he was around, people were laughing—has been artistic director since 2009. (You may remember his name from 2010 when he choreographed The Lady with the Lapdog at NYCB.) To hear it from the ballet masters, he's made a difference in the level of dancing since he came. According to Jennifer Homans' book Apollo's Angels, the company's high caliber dates back to World War II, when dancers from the Mariinsky decamped embattled Leningrad for Perm.
Inna Balash, of Perm Ballet, won first prize
Vasiliev's Class-Concert for Moscow Ballet
The Opening Ceremony started off with a major work by V. Vasiliev, Class-Concert (2013), along the lines of Bournonville's Conservatoriat or similar ballets done later by the Bolshoi. But this version begins with the students racing around, showing off, taunting each other, and general mayhem. So when they take their places serenely at the barre, you've already seen their unruly spirits. Unnoticeable at first are an elderly man and woman (ballet masters Constantine Matveev and Svetlana Krasnova from Moscow Ballet) seated in either downstage corner, their backs to us. After all the bravura displays of the youngsters, the man rises and walks with a cane toward the woman. She goes to comfort him. They seem to reminisce about their dancing days together. He kisses her hand, but her hand slips away and she disappears from his life.
Maximova and Vasiliev in Spartacus, photo by Serge Lido, c. 1968
As all those present knew, Vasiliev lost his great love and partner, Ekaterina Maximova, in 2009. During this duet, I am sure I wasn't the only one who found herself wiping away tears. Since 2009, this competition bears her name, so it's officially the Ekaterina Maximova Arabesque Ballet Competition, and an image of her dancing is used to advertise the competition.
The closing work, Promised Land, by leading choreographer Radu Poklitaru, was an inventive group piece to Chopin for members of the Voronezh State Opera and Ballet. At the end, several ladders descended from above and all the dancers clustered around the ladders, a few of them starting to climb up toward the heavens—or some ideal place. Unfortunately, Poklitaru could not be present as he is based in Kiev; no further details were needed to explain.
Polina Buldakova, Perm, in Tschikovsky Pas de Deux @Balanchine Trust
While watching the classical entries, we saw so many numbers by Petipa and Gorsky that it was a bracing pleasure to see two Balanchine duets—Tarantella and Tschaikovsky Pas de Deux—performed beautifully by members of the Perm Opera Ballet Theatre.
Akexandre Taranov and Eugenia Lyakova, Perm, in Tarantella @Balanchine Trust
Yonen Takano, Japan
Like many competitions these days, there is also a "contemporary" component to encourage dancers to be versatile. When you are judging a ballet performance, you naturally notice imperfections. One woman's feet are not well arched, one man's head is square-shaped, somebody falls out of their turn. But these same dancers can be absolutely breathtaking in a contemporary piece where the main measure is full-body dancing. One 16-year-old boy, who made mistake after mistake in the ballet pas de deux, threw himself into his contemporary duet and became a dancer you'd really want to see again.
NIna Ananiashvili teaching class, photo by me
One of the high points was watching Nina Ananiashvili give class. She's a force of nature when she teaches, constantly speaking (in two or more languages), demonstrating, correcting. She shoots out into space when showing a combination; she comes in close when correcting a dancer. She is in hyper mode, performing everything full out, including, as I saw that morning, a double tour en l'air.
I had such a good time in Perm, soaking in the history, watching the dancing, and meeting new colleagues from Russia, Germany, and Italy. It was cold and snowy but the dinners each night warmed us. If you haven't been around when Russians start giving toasts, then you'd be in for a fun ride—especially if Alexey Miroshnichenko is the toastmaster.
Alexey Miroshnichenko at the Closing Ceremony
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Carl TaylorLast Updated: August 11, 2021
The Milwaukee Brewers look to continue to frustrate the Chicago Cubs when the teams meet up Wednesday at Wrigley Field.
There look like fewer surer things on Wednesday's MLB slate than Milwaukee going to Wrigley in the August 11th Brewers at Cubs matchup. Corbin Burnes (6-4, 2.39 ERA) goes for the Brewers and hasn't taken a loss since May 25th. Chicago counters with Jake Arrieta (5-10, 6.34 ERA) who is just trying to avoid getting DFA'd.
Milwaukee is a huge -280 favorite in this contest, but they've also covered the run line in each of their first two wins at Wrigley Field. Is there value in the -1.5 (-170) or even -2.5 (-125) in what should be a huge Brewers win. The run total is also 10 in this one with a 15 MPH wind blowing out to center on the North Side.
Brewers Getting It Done
We didn't know what to expect from Milwaukee coming into this series after they dropped their last two over the weekend at home against San Francisco. It's obvious the Giants are of a higher class than Chicago though as the Brewers took a double header on Tuesday 4-2 (-191) and 6-3 (-143).
Now the Brewers get to take batting practice off the struggling Arrieta, who couldn't hold on to a 7-0 1st inning lead when the teams met up on June 30th in Milwaukee. The Brewers hit .290 as a team vs. the Cubs starter (38 for 131) with six different players hitting .333 or better vs. Arrieta.
Burnes is not unhittable, but he's very close. The Milwaukee starter gave up 5 ER in a loss to Atlanta on July 30th, but bounced back with 1 ER allowed over 7.0 IP last Friday vs. the Giants. Burnes has now allowed an ER or less in 6 of his last 7 starts, and struck out 10 Cubs in his only matchup with Chicago way back in April.
Cubs Up Against It Here
Arrieta pitching in a game with a 15 MPH wind blowing out to center seems like a recipe for disaster. The former Cy Young winner gave up 3 HR to the Rockies in his last start, but that was also pitching at Coors Field. Arrieta had a 14.29 ERA in two starts in July, and has given up 13 ER over his last 9.2 IP.
Chicago doesn't seem like they'll be able to keep up in a shootout in the August 11th Brewers at Cubs matchup not just because they're up against Burnes, but due to all the recent lineup turnover. Chicago managed just 5 runs in Tuesday's double header, and are trotting out the likes of Andrew Romine, Frank Schwindel, and Matt Duffy instead of Javy Baez, Anthony Rizzo, and Kris Bryant.
The Brewers have also won 7 straight in this series, and are 13-3 over their last 16 as a road favorite.
August 11th Brewers at Cubs Pick
72% of the public like the Brewers in this contest, and it doesn't seem to be a question of if Milwaukee will win but by how much. Milwaukee is going to exploit Arrieta but Chicago's triple-A quality lineup is going to have a hard time touching Burnes – even with a huge wind on what should be a hitter's night.
Brewers 8 – Cubs 2
Free Pick: Brewers -2.5 (-125)
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Dr. Buchanan has been honored by far more prestigious folks, and in a way that I could never match, so instead I offer a testimonial to the impact that his work has had on me personally and on the Institute for Humane Studies. His ideas serve as a filter for how I approach my day-to-day work, informing the way I look at society's institutions. And his work serves as the basis for an important part of what is taught at IHS seminars and by extension in the classes of the many Institute alumni teaching around the country.
Any discussion of Dr. Buchanan has to begin with the impact of his revolutionary way of applying economic insights to institutional decision-making. At seminars of the Institute for Humane Studies, we convey a basic, introductory framework, but the reactions from our students to the ideas of public choice are remarkable.
Year after year, our surveys of students show that one of the key new ideas they take away from our seminars is an understanding of the incentives and decision calculus that people face in the political arena. One college newspaper editor even wrote to us after a seminar, "Our editorial board took up the question of subsidies for Amtrak. Before your seminar, I would have thought, 'trains are good,' but now I analyze what political interest groups are benefiting." The public choice framework is indeed powerful.
Dr. Buchanan's work serves as the basis for much of what we teach students across the country. For his academic contributions alone we would be immensely in his debt. But he has given generously of his time and wisdom as well, and my colleagues and I here at IHS have reaped tremendous benefits as a result. Dr. Buchanan continues to serve on the review committee of the Institute's Humane Studies Fellowship program, which awards nearly half a million dollars in scholarships each year to bright students around the country interested in classical liberal ideas. In a tribute to Jim's personal commitment, Walter Grinder relayed to me that after the student applications are sent to the committee, Jim Buchanan is always the first to return his evaluations, reproving the adage that "if you want something done, ask a busy person."
Dr. Buchanan has been a good friend of the Institute for Humane Studies for decades. The occasion of his 80th birthday has caused me to reflect back on his long and generous association with the Institute, in correspondence and notes from the past four decades that paint a rich and storied history.
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From the closing years of the 1960s and through the 1970s, there was clearly an era of tumult. Dr. Buchanan took a principled stand and resigned his post from UCLA after the administration tolerated campus violence. I admire very much that he always stands on principle.
Looking back on the Institute's correspondence of the time I find Dr. Buchanan and George Pearson discussing in a series of letters how much honoraria would be saved if their conference were held at the desirable Homestead site rather than Blacksburg. From the beginnings of the Institute, he helped us think through both the effectiveness of our organization and the incentives of the academy.
Other pieces of advice were given to Ken Templeton and Lou Spadaro of IHS, and Ed Crane of Cato. And as IHS sought to build the discipline of Austrian economics through conferences, Dr. Buchanan, always a fellow traveler, mightily supported these efforts with his commitment to the concept of subjective economic value. He was a key mover both in the Institute's efforts and in the rebirth of crucial insights in economics about preferences, incentives, and constraints.
We are fortunate to have shared in the fruition of Dr. Buchanan's work in the 1980s. The director of the Center for Study of Public Choice, Bob Tollison, formally shared the good news with IHS that Dr. Buchanan had won the Nobel Prize. And at the invitation of IHS President John Blundell, Dr. Buchanan was kind enough to address the Institute's 25th anniversary dinner celebration, and his remarks were printed in the Wall Street Journal and the Orange County Register.
In the 1990s the Institute for Humane Studies has continued its work with hundreds of top students from around the world every year. Even with his many deserved accolades and accomplishments, Jim Buchanan continues to help these students and share in our work. He gives of his time to lecture to our graduate students intent on academic careers. IHS Summer Fellow Mark Pennington, whose dissertation work involved a public choice analysis of land use regulations, noted that an important part of his summer here was the opportunity to interact with Dr. Buchanan. (Now Dr. Pennington, Mark has a tenure-track appointment at the University of London).
Dr. James M. Buchanan's commitment to classical liberal ideas (or "right-liberal" as he argued in the 1970s) runs throughout his life and work. He is simultaneously a giant and a friend, a creative genius and a humble colleague. On behalf of the Institute for Humane Studies, I thank him and recognize his labor for liberty. Very few men have done more.


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David Archuleta Is Putting on Hold His Music Career
Angel Libby December 21, 2011 8:50 pm January 1, 2017 6 1654
People enjoying a concert with David Archuleta in Utah last night took part in an emotional moment. They witnessed an almost crying David Archuleta who announced he was putting on hold his music career to serve his church.
Basically, David, the 20-year old American Idol runner-up, said he feels the need to take a break from his singing career and join a proselytizing mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter – day Saints for the next two years. After completing his current tour, "My Kind of Christmas", he will retreat. His final gig will be in Beaver Creek, Colorado, this Wednesday.
This is what David had to say: "I would like to make a special announcement: that I've chosen to serve a full time mission. It's not because someone told me I was supposed to do it…but because it's what I fell I need to do next in my life".
The moment was too much for David who broke down in tears as the crowd was cheering him. He concluded that it's the kind of feeling he has always tried to follow throughout his life. "It's the feeling that's allowed me to have the opportunities I've had, the challenges I've had to overcome, and the blessings, too".
In the end, David said God is calling for him. "I've learned that to trust that feeling. I'm aware that I need to answer when He calls, and that's the reason that I know I need to do this in my life", he explained.
Critics say that for people who actually know David, the announcement did not come as a shock. At the same time they also point out that the singer's decision comes shortly after he was dropped from his record label, Jive Records.
Apparently, Jive Records dropped him after David's 2010 album "The Other Side of Down" didn't make it to the top 10 in America, selling only 67,000 copies. His first album, released in 2008, was a hit. Smash single "Crush" took the artist to the No. 2 ranking on the Billboard charts.
On American Idol, David Archuleta was the seventh-season runner-up, with 44 percent of more than 97 million votes.
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David completed his 3 album contract. David said he had offers to stay on but the managers he had worked with at Jive were leaving and that they were changing as a company and he wanted to work on his own for awhile. I think even then he was probably thinking about doing his mission and didn't want any new long-term commitments. He still worked some with Sony Asia and released an Asian Tour Edition album with them and in fact he has a new music video coming out soon in Asia. But wow 2 years – I am sure going to miss him. Love his voice and he always brought a smile to my face no matter what else was going on. He has a very loyal fanbase and we will be waiting for him.
Yes Violet is likely correct. David has an enormous following in Asia and a very strong fan base in the U.S. He had other offers but probably did not want to commit himself at this time as he wanted to serve his faith and mission training begins shortly after the new year.. He is just coming off a successful Christmas tour..way too talented to think his career is over.. He will be back. (Jive is a very unstable place right now as are other labels..) Jana
Rosalita MacMillan says:
I am an older woman from Nova Scotia,Canada. I have loved and do love everything about David Archuleta since I first saw him on American Idol. He has a beautiful voice and a person could tell he has great integrity.
Jamiroquai says:
I am a real fan of David Archuleta and I just want to say that he has been my inspiration to continue to write my own songs and sing my own songs. For rapping, that was Karmin but yet, no one can ever replace David Archuleta. Even though he wanted some space or time to hold his singing career, at least he still is my true inspiration even today in 2012. I LOVE YOU DAVID ARCHULETA!!!!!!
Hey everybody! 🙂 This is Jamiroquai again and I also want to say to the David Archuleta fans that you should never give up on your dreams because to honestly say, I am going to become a songwriter, singer, and rapper in the future. I hope you all never give up hope and faith because once you lose it, you can never get it back. I'm still here, living life as it is in San Diego, CA. Remember what I said to you all: Never ever give up on yourself. Thanks for reading and hearing this 🙂 🙂 🙂
Hey everybody! How you all doin'? Anyways, I know it's still a bit upsetting and sad that David had to put his singing career on hold but if we are patient for him to come back, he might decide that he can sing again for all of his fans. But unfortunately, if it doesn't work we just got to move on in life. So just remeber David Archuleta as your hero and favorite artist forever and ever. Promise me that you guys will okay? Well, I gotta go so I'll catch you all on the flip side later. Thanks and bye! 🙂 <3


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Sanjiv Bhatt's crimes covered up by the media- exposed here
Jul 12, 2019 by gujaratriotscom in Reports
Disgraced former IPS officer Sanjiv Bhatt has been sentenced to life imprisonment in a custodial death case of 1989 by a Jamnagar court.
This led to more lies being spread by the self-proclaimed 'liberals', and media outlets like BBC, who tried to imply that the reason for his conviction was the anti-Modi stance taken by him, and not this 1989 case. This included Manu Joseph, a former contributor at Outlook weekly, who had initially made the same false charge which was later made by Sanjiv Bhatt, on Narendra Modi giving 'orders to the police to allow Hindus to riot the next day' in a crucial meeting on 27 Feb 2002 held at CM's Bungalow, Gandhinagar in weekly Outlook dated 3 June 2002. Manu Joseph said: "I also believe that he is in jail right now only because he tried to destroy Modi."
[Manu Joseph's report of Outlook 3 June 2002 was as false as Sanjiv Bhatt's claims, and he too can be prosecuted for it. To know the full truth of it, and the lies of Joseph in Outlook, click here.] Of course, in reality, Sanjiv Bhatt is in jail for what he did. He deserves to be in jail for far more crimes committed by him as well, primarily perjury. There is a truckload of evidence of Sanjiv Bhatt's crimes, which has been covered-up totally by the media.
Let us see what the SIT says about the claims of Sanjiv Bhatt and the reality. It is well-known that Sanjiv Bhatt claimed to be presented in the crucial 27 February 2002 late night meeting in Gandhinagar at 10:30 PM. He had also claimed to be present at Narendra Modi's second meeting at his residence (i.e. in Gandhinagar, away from Ahmedabad) on the morning of 28 February 2002 at 10:30 AM, as mentioned by the SIT in its report on pages 30-31 as well as 400.
The SIT said [on pages 44-45 as well 400 of its closure report] that his call records showed that Sanjiv Bhat was in Ahmedabad, more than 25 km away from Gandhinagar at 10:57 AM on 28 February. He thus, could not have have attended the meeting of 10:30 AM at Gandhinagar on 28 Feb by any stretch of imagination. Such crucial facts have been totally covered up by the media and the liberals who have no answer for these lies of Sanjiv Bhatt, nailed by his own call records.
The SIT interviewed all the people who were indeed present at that 27 February late night meeting, namely S.K. Varma, the then acting Chief Secretary, Ashok Narayan, the then ACS (Home), P.K. Mishra, the then Principal Secretary to CM (Narendra Modi), K Chakravarthi, the then DGP, P.C. Pandey, the then Commissioner of Police, Ahmedabad City, Anil Mukim, the then Additional PS to CM, K Nityanandam, the then Secretary (Home) and Prakash Shah, the then Additional Secretary (law and order).
On pages 393 to 397 of the closure report, their statements are given. S K Varma stated that she could not remember if Sanjiv Bhatt was present or not, but dismissed his allegation that Modi said anything about balancing action against Hindus or Muslims, or that Muslims be taught a lesson or Hindus be allowed to vent their anger. ALL other participants denied the presence of Sanjiv Bhatt, and also any Minister, and categorically denied the claim that Modi made any statement of the type alleged by Sanjiv Bhatt.
Sanjiv Bhatt also claimed that the then Ministers the late Ashok Bhat and I K Jadeja were present at this meeting of 10:30 AM at Gandhinagar on 28 Feb. The SIT report says on pages 44 and 45:
"The call detail records of the government mobile phone number allotted to Sanjiv Bhat show that on 27 February 2002, Shri Sanjiv Bhat remained at Ahmedabad till 11:20 hours and returned to Ahmedabad at 19:25 hours. He attended to various calls till 20:40, and thereafter, there is no record of any call made or received by him. Further, on 28 February 2002, he remained at Ahmedabad till 10:57 hours and then returned to Ahmedabad at 20:56 hours. The claim of Sanjiv Bhat that he had attended a meeting at CM's residence on 28-02-2002 at 1030 hours is proved to be false and incorrect. CM's residence is at Gandhinagar, more than 25 KMs from Ahmedabad, and normally takes 30 to 45 minutes to reach there. His further claim that he had seen the late Ashok Bhat and Shri I K Jadeja, the then Ministers in the DGPs office at 11:00 hours on 28-02-2002, is also belied from the call detail records in as much as the location of the mobile phone of Shri Sanjiv Bhat was at Prerna Tower, Vastrapur-I, Ahmedabad, which happened to be at a distance of 1.5 Kms appropriately from his residence and Shri Bhat could not have reached Police Bhavan, Gandhinagar before 11:30 hrs by any stretch of imagination (page 44)…
(Page 45) The claim of Sanjiv Bhat that he attended the said meeting at 1030 hours at CM's location is proved to be false from the location of his mobile phone, which was at Prerna Tower, Vastrapur-I, Ahmedabad City at 10:57: 43 hrs."
This shows that Sanjiv Bhat also wrongly claimed to have been present at the DGP's office in Gandhinagar at 11:00 am on 28 Feb 2002, and seen two Ministers the late Ashok Bhatt and I K Jadeja there. We can also see that on 27 February 2002, his call location is not Gandhinagar from 8:40 PM. He reached Ahmedabad at 7:25 PM and his last call record is 8:40 PM at Ahmedabad with not the slightest indication of Gandhinagar. If he attended the 27 February meeting held at 10:30-10:45 PM at Gandhinagar, at least at some time his mobile location would have been shown to be Gandhinagar, post 8:40 PM. Instead the mobile location is shown to be Ahmedabad at 10:57 AM the next day.
The SIT report says on pages 423-428:
"Government of Gujarat vide its letter dated 22-6-2011 forwarded a set of emails exchanged between Shri Sanjiv Bhatt, DIG, Gujarat Police and certain individuals during April & May 2011. It was mentioned in the above letter that during the course of an inquiry instituted against Shri Sanjiv Bhatt, IPS by DG (Civil Defence), Gujarat regarding misuse of official resources, some revelations have been made having direct bearing on the cases monitored by SIT. The material forwarded by Govt. of Gujarat has been scrutinized and the salient features of the same are summarized as below:
That top Congress leaders of Gujarat namely Shri Shaktisinh Gohil, Leader of Opposition in Gujarat Legislative Assembly and Shri Arjun Modhvadhia, President of the Gujarat Pradesh Congress Committee are in constant touch with Shri Sanjiv Bhatt, DIG. They are providing him "Packages", certain materials and also legal assistance. Further, on 28-04-2011, Shri Sanjiv Bhatt exchanged mails with Shri Shaktisinh Gohil and the former gave points for arguments in Hon'ble Supreme Court matter, allegations to be made against the members of SIT and to establish that the burning of a coach of Sabarmati Express at Godhra Railway Station was not a conspiracy. From the emails, it appears that Shri Sanjiv Bhatt was holding personal meetings with senior Congress leaders as well. In one of the emails, he even mentions that he was "under exploited" by the lawyer representing Congress before Nanavati Commission of Inquiry.
That Shri Sanjiv Bhatt had been persuading various NGOs and other interested groups to influence groups to influence the Ld. Amicus Curiae and the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India by using "Media Card" and "Pressure Groups".
Shri Sanjiv Bhatt had been exchanging emails with one Nasir Chippa and in the email dated 11-05-2011 Shri Bhatt has stated that he (Nasir Chippa) should try to mobilize support/pressure-groups in Delhi to influence Ld. Amicus Curiae Raju Ramchandran in a very subtle manner. In another email dated 18-05-2011, Shri Sanjiv Bhatt had requested Shri Nasir Chippa to influence Home Minister Shri P. Chidambaram through pressure groups in US. It is believed that Shri Nasir Chippa has strong US connections and his family stays there.
That Shri Sanjiv Bhatt arranged an appeal from Shri M Hasan Jowher, who runs a so-called NGO titled SPRAT (Society for Promoting Rationality) to Amicus Curiae on 13-05-2011, to call Shri Sanjiv Bhatt, IPS, Shri Rajnish Rai, IPS, Shri Satish Verma, IPS, Shri Kuldeep Sharma, IPS and Shri Rahul Sharma, IPS (all police officers of Gujarat) to tender their version of the Gujarat story. It may be mentioned here that the draft for the said appeal was sent by Shri Sanjiv Bhatt himself to Shri Jowher. Further, a copy of this mail was circulated by Shri Sanjiv Bhatt to Shabnam Hashmi, Ms. Teesta Setalwad, Shri Himanshu Thakker, journalist, Shri Leo Saldana, Journalist and Shri Nasir Chippa to encourage prominent persons/organisation to write to Amicus Curiae on the similar lines so as to pressurize him.
In emails exchanged on June 1, 2011 between Shri Sanjiv Bhatt and Shri M.H. Jowher, it was proposed that a PIL may be filed through a lawyer named Shri K Vakharia (a Sr. Advocate and Chairman of Legal Cell of Congress Party in Gujarat) in the Gujarat High Court for providing security to Shri Sanjiv Bhatt. It was also proposed that another complaint may be filed with the Commissioner of Police, Ahmedabad City against Shri Narendra Modi & others for his alleged involvement in 2002 riots which would be taken to appropriate judicial forums in due course.
That Ms. Teesta Setalwad, her lawyer Shri Mihir Desai and Journalist Shri Manoj Mitta of Times of India were in constant touch with Shri Sanjiv Bhatt, IPS and were instrumental in arranging/drafting of the affidavit for filing the same in the Hon'ble Supreme Court. Vide email dated 10-04-2011, Shri Bhatt solicited "Co-ordinates" from Ms. Teesta Setalwad, who had also arranged for a meeting with her lawyer Shri Mihir Desai at Ellisbridge Gymkhana, Ahmedabad. Shri Sanjiv Bhatt sent the first draft of his proposed affidavit to Shri Manoj Mitta on 13-04-2011, after meeting Shri Mihir Desai, Advocate and invited his suggestions. Shri Manoj Mitta advised Shri Sanjiv Bhatt to incorporate a few more paragraphs drafted by him which were incorporated by Shri Sanjiv Bhatt in his final affidavit sent to Hon'ble Supreme Court of India as suggested by Mitta.
That Shri Sanjiv Bhatt was instrumental in arranging an affidavit of one Shri Shubhranshu Chaudhary, a journalist, to corroborate his claim that he had gone to attend a meeting called by the Chief Minister at his residence in the night of 27-02-2002. Significantly, Shri Bhatt had sent his mobile phone details of 27-02-2002 to Shri Shubhranshu Chaudhary and he had also suggested the probable timings of his meeting to Shri Shubhranshu Chaudhary on 15-05-2011. Simultaneously, these details were sent to Ms. Teesta Setalwad on 16-05-2011, for drafting the document, presumably the affidavit to be filed by Shri Shubhranshu Chaudhary. Shri Sanjiv Bhatt sent an email to Shri Shubhranshu Chaudhary that the said affidavit could be leaked out to the print media which would force the Amicus Curiae and Hon'ble Supreme Court to take notice of the same. Shri Sanjiv Bhatt also sent another email to Shri Shubhranshu Chaudhary, in which he has stated that they should play the "Media Trick" so that affidavit is taken seriously by Amicus Curiae and the Hon'ble Supreme Court.
That Shri Sanjiv Bhat had been exchanging emails with one Leo Saldana, a Narmada Bachao Andolan activist, with a view to mobilize public opinion in their favour. On 01-05-2011, Shri Sanjiv Bhatt had sent an email to the latter to the effect that what they needed to do at this stage was to create a situation where it would be difficult for three judges Supreme Court Bench to disregard the shortcomings of SIT under stewardship of Mr. Raghavan and that the Pressure groups and opinion makers in Delhi could be of great help in forwarding the cause. He has further stated in the mail that he was hopeful that things would start turning around from the next hearing, if proper pressure was maintained at National level.
That Shri Sanjiv Bhatt was trying to contact Shri K.S. Subramanyam, a retired IPS officer, through Shri Nasir Chippa to make an affidavit supporting his stand with a view to convince the Amicus Curiae and through him the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India that Shri K. Chakravarthi, former DGP of Gujarat, was a liar.
That Shri Sanjiv Bhatt had been taking advice of Ms. Teesta Setalwad in connection with his evidence before Nanavati Commission of Inquiry. He had also been in touch with various journalists, NGOs and had been forwarding his representations, applications and other documents through email, whereas on the other side he had been claiming privilege that being an Intelligence Officer he was duty bound not to disclose anything unless, he was legally compelled to do so.
That Shri Sanjiv Bhatt has been maintaining a close contact with Shri Rahul Sharma, DIG of Gujarat Police and had been getting his mobile phone calls analyzed with a view to ascertain his own movements of 27-02-2002. This shows that Bhatt does not recollect his movements on that day. He has also been trying to ascertain the movements of Late Haren Pandya, the then Minister of State for Revenue on 27-02-2002, with a view to introduce him as a participant of the meeting of 27-02-2002 held at CM's residence, but could not do so, as Shri Rahul Sharma had informed him after the analysis that there was absolutely no question of Late Haren Pandya being at Gandhinagar on 27-02-2002 night.
From the study of emails, it appears that certain vested interests including Shri Sanjiv Bhatt, different NGOs and some political leaders were trying to use Hon'ble Supreme Court/SIT as a forum for settling their scores. This would also go to show that Shri Sanjiv Bhatt had been colluding with the persons with vested interests to see that some kind of charge-sheet is filed against Shri Narendra Modi and others."
This makes things absolutely clear and also shows that many people were involved in this fraud, who knew that Sanjiv Bhatt was not present at the 27 February 2002 meeting, but far from bringing out the truth to the investigators, were helping in this false claim.
In October 2015, the SC said exactly these things about Sanjiv Bhat. It said:
"Dismissed Gujarat IPS officer Sanjiv Bhatt hobnobbed with leaders of a "rival political party" and NGOs, approached the court with "unclean hands" and made "false and baseless" claims in his petition that the two criminal cases against him were an attempt by the Gujarat Government to silence him for speaking out against the role of top functionaries of the State in the 2002 riots, the Supreme Court said on Tuesday rejecting Bhatt's petition seeking an SIT probe into the two cases against him.
The Bench of Chief Justice Hl Dattu and Justice Arun Mishra discovered that besides the senior leaders of Gujarat's "rival political party" (read Congress) Bhatt also took instructions from NGO activists and their lawyers, and used the media to create pressure on judges and amicus curiae associated with the monitoring of the Gujarat riots cases in the SC."
Haren Pandya (murdered in March 2003) of course, was not present in that meeting. The SIT report also says on page 56 that Haren Pandya's mobile records show that he was in Ahmedabad on 27 Feb 2002 at 22:52 hours, meaning that it was impossible for him to attend the meeting in Gandhinagar at 10:30 PM on 27 Feb. As we can see in Myth 19, he could not even name correctly the people present in the meeting.
This shows that Sanjiv Bhatt was not present at all in the meeting, and he did not even know basic facts about the meeting which even I knew as a 14-year old in 2002 living outside Gujarat. It is known since August 2002 (when Haren Pandya's errors in naming people present in the meeting were admitted by him to Outlook) that Haren Pandya was by no means present in the meeting. But Sanjiv Bhatt did not even know this and hence first asked Rahul Sharma to find out if Haren Pandya could be introduced as a witness-a participant in that meeting.
Most importantly, this shows that Sanjiv Bhatt was not present at all. If Sanjiv Bhatt was present in the meeting, wouldn't he know if Haren Pandya was present or not? Why would he need to ask Rahul Sharma to find the call details? This also shows that Rahul Sharma also knew the truth, that Sanjiv Bhatt was not present, but did not tell the investigators and instead helped Sanjiv Bhatt in the fraud.
Sanjiv Bhatt claimed to have been present in that 27 February 2002 meeting for the first time after 9 years. When asked by the SIT about the delay, he claimed that being an Intelligence Officer, he was dutybound by Oath of Secrecy not to disclose anything to anyone unless there was a legal obligation. The SIT report continues on pages 407-408:
"In this connection (his excuse for the delay in claiming to be present in that 27 Feb 2002 meeting, he made this claim after 9 years in 2011 first), it would not be out of place to mention here that assuming for the time being that Shri Sanjiv Bhatt attended the alleged meeting of 27.02.2002, the same was essentially a law & order meeting attended by the various officials of State Administration and therefore the question of oath of secrecy or application of the Official Secrets Act does not arise because it was neither a secret meeting nor would the revelation of the contents of the said meeting jeopardize the public interest. Shri Sanjiv Bhatt has used the weapon of the Official Secrets Act only as a pretext with a view to justify a long delay of nine years and just because an official of the intelligence unit attended a law & order meeting, the same does not become a secret meeting for which a privilege of secrecy is being claimed by Shri Sanjiv Bhatt. In any case, Nanavati Commission and SIT have been set up under the provisions of law of the land and all the citizens/ officials are legally bound to divulge the information available with them which are relevant to the terms of reference/ crimes of the Commission being investigated by SIT.
In view of this, the explanation put forward by Shri Sanjiv Bhatt does not hold good."
On page 419, the SIT has completely debunked the claim of "Office of Secrecy". The report says:
"However, on 21/22-03-2011, when he made a statement u/s 161 Cr.PC before the SIT, it is not understood as to by whom and how the claimed secrecy was waived. His silence for a period of more than nine years without any proper explanation appears to be suspicious and gives an impression that he is trying to manipulate the things to his personal advantage to settle his service matters."
The SIT said on page 403 that Bhatt was indeed under legal obligations to disclose these facts, if true firstly to Shri R.B. Sreekumar, the then Addl. DG (Int.), who had asked him to provide any oral and documentary relevant fact to be included in his affidavit relating to riots incidents on behalf of State IB required to be filed before Nanavati Commission, secondly to the Nanavati Commission, a legally constituted body under Commission of Inquiry Act which had issued a public notice calling upon any one having knowledge about the incident of issues involved before it, to file an affidavit and furnish information, thirdly, to the SIT, legally constituted by the Supreme Court of India which had also issued a public notice on 11.04.2008 calling upon the people to come forward and give information relating to the riots, but Sanjiv Bhatt conveniently did not come forward. Fourthly, another opportunity was given to him in November 2009, to make a statement during the course of inquiry ordered by the Supreme Court of India.
Meaning that the SIT has said that there was nothing secret about the 27 Feb meeting that prevented Sanjiv Bhatt from disclosing about it to anyone for 9 years, and he could have easily done that. Secondly, the SIT also said that he was indeed under legal obligation to disclose them on at least 4 occasions but did not do so. And thirdly, he came up and made the claims to the SIT in March 2011, more than 9 years after the incident, all on his own, and without any summons, then by whom and how was the secrecy waived?
The SIT report continues on pages 412-414:
"Shri Sanjiv Bhatt, the then DCI (Security) has named two AIOs namely Shri K.D. Panth and Shri Shailesh Raval, who used to accompany him in such meetings along with the files. After Shri Sanjiv Bhatt's further statement was recorded at his own request on 25-03-2011 (His first was recorded on 22-03-2011), he insisted that Shri K.D. Panth, who was accompanying him and was waiting outside, should also be examined. He stressed that Shri Panth should be examined in his presence. However, Shri Bhatt was informed that Shri K.D. Panth would be called on a date convenient to the IO and examined. Accordingly, Shri Panth was informed on 04-04-2011, to attend SIT office on 05-04-2011, for his examination.
Shri K.D. Panth in his examination has stated that he was on casual leave on 27-02-2002. Further, he has denied that he followed Shri Sanjiv Bhatt, the then DCI (Security) to CM's residence on 27-02-2002 night. However, he has stated that Shri Sanjiv Bhatt had called him to his residence on 24-03-2011 night and informed that he was going to make a statement before the SIT that he (K.D. Panth) had gone to attend a meeting at CM's residence on 27-02-2002 night, and that he (Panth) had been called at State IB office and be ready with the files for the said meeting. Shri Sanjiv Bhatt further informed Shri Panth that he should accompany him to SIT office on 25-03-2011, and make a statement on these lines.
During his examination, Shri Panth further stated that he had contacted Shri Sanjiv Bhatt over his landline telephone no. 27455*** from mobile no. 814065**** (belonging to one of his friends) after he was called for examination scheduled for 05-04-2011. Shri Sanjiv Bhatt called him at his residence on 04-04-2011 at 2030 hrs. At his residence, Shri Sanjiv Bhatt informed Shri Panth that he has made a statement to the SIT that he (Bhatt) had accompanied DGP Shri K. Chakravarthi in his official car to CM's office from DGP's office on 27-02-2002 night and that he (Shri Panth) had followed him in his (Shri Sanjiv Bhatt's) staff car along with the files. Shri Sanjiv Bhatt asked Shri Panth to make a statement accordingly.
Subsequently, Shri K.D. Panth lodged a complaint against Shri Sanjiv Bhatt with the local police to the effect that Shri Sanjiv Bhatt had influenced, threatened, detained, put severe pressure and compelled him to sign an affidavit containing false/wrong and incorrect facts, in pursuance of which a case no. I CR No. 149/2011 was registered u/s 189, 193, 195, 341, 342 IPC with Ghatlodia police station, Ahmedabad City, Gujarat State. Shri Sanjiv Bhatt has since been arrested in this case and the matter is under investigation. In view of this, no reliance can be placed upon the version of Shri Sanjiv Bhatt.
This conduct of Shri Sanjiv Bhatt in arranging, prompting and controlling the witness to corroborate his statement is highly suspicious and undesirable. Shri Sanjiv Bhatt also contacted Shri Shailesh Raval on 28-03-2011/29-03-2011, over mobile phone number 982568**** of one Shri N.J. Chauhan, a clerk in CM's Security and informed him that he would be called by SIT for his examination. Shri Sanjiv Bhatt also asked Shri Shailesh Raval [to say] that he had worked with him in Security Branch for a long time and was aware that he (Sanjiv Bhatt) used to attend meetings, to which Shri Raval reacted by saying that he had accompanied him in Border Security Nodal Committee meetings, which used to deal with the Border Security only. Shri Raval also informed Shri Sanjiv Bhatt that he never worked in the Communal Branch and was not aware of anything about it. Shri Sanjiv Bhat thereafter disconnected the phone. Shri Shailesh Raval, PI later sent a complaint in writing to the Chairman, SIT that he feared reprisal from Shri Sanjiv Bhatt as he had refused to support the false claims of Shri Bhatt. This is yet another attempt on the part of Shri Sanjiv Bhatt to tutor a witness to depose in a particular manner so as to support the statement made by him, which further makes his claim of having attended the meeting at CM's residence on 27-02-2002, false."
Was Sanjiv Bhatt's insistence that K C Pant be examined by the SIT only in his (Bhatt's) presence not a clear attempt to threaten, tutor and pressurize a witness? This and other crucial facts such as his call records exposing his lies of being present in the 28 Feb 2002 10:30 AM meeting at Gandhinagar have been conveniently covered-up by the media, lest the truth be out!
Among all the people who had actually participated in that 27 February 2002 meeting apart from Narendra Modi, not a single one has said that Sanjiv Bhatt was present. Seven (7) people have given in writing that Sanjiv Bhatt was not present, this includes high-level Police officials like the then Ahmedabad Police Commissioner P C Pandey, the then DGP of Gujarat K Chakravarty and others. Note here that had any participant decided to talk against Narendra Modi, he or she would have been treated like a Hero/Heroine by the media, given a lot of 'packages' by the Congress and NGOs, and the then UPA Government and got immense publicity like Sanjiv Bhatt, but not one of them did so, despite there being immense gain from doing so.
There is the question raised by us in Myth 19- Is Narendra Modi a fool to openly give such orders to so many officials in such a meeting (on 27 February night) where any of the officers could have secretly recorded such orders or which would have had 9 witnesses against Narendra Modi? Even if, for argument's sake, assuming he did want such orders to be issued, he would have done it through middlemen and other communicators being careful not to come into the picture directly!
This is not all. The SIT has pointed out some other facts as well, which disprove Sanjiv Bhatt's claims of being present in the 27 February meeting and also some other of his false claims.
The media also knew all this since May 2012 onwards, when the SIT report went public, but forcibly suppressed all these facts about Sanjiv Bhatt which the Supreme Court told in Oct 2015, because it wanted to paint Sanjiv Bhatt as a 'hero' and to forcibly demonize and crucify Narendra Modi. Ask Rajdeep Sardesai, Barkha Dutt, NDTV, CNN-IBN, TimesNow [Yes, even TimesNow!], India Today and all the TV channels, and English dailies like Times of India, Hindustan Times, Indian Express, The Hindu, The Statesman, The Telegraph etc as to why they hid all these facts about Sanjiv Bhatt?
Magazines like Tehelka and Outlook spread half-truths and outrageous lies to somehow forcibly imply that Sanjiv Bhatt was present in that 27 February 2002 late night meeting. [See our answers to Questions 3 and 4 in our reply to 25 Questions asked by Outlook.] They suppressed all such direct evidences which nailed Sanjiv Bhatt's lies since they wanted to crucify Narendra Modi throwing the truth to the winds.
After his conviction in the 1989 custodial death case, the biased people in the media are again trying to make Sanjiv Bhatt a hero, ignoring all above facts. They are also indulging in blatant contempt of court by trying to call this as 'vindictive politics of Modi and Shah' as if they had anything to do with the court judgment!
Instead, they should demand Sanjiv Bhatt's prosecution for perjury, for lying under oath to have been present in the 27 Feb 2002 late night meeting, making false charges on a Chief Minister, for lying under oath to have been present in the 28 Feb 2002 morning meeting at 10:30 AM, and making several other false claims, for threatening constable K C Pant to forcibly support his claim, as well as another witness Shailesh Raval. Do they have intellectual honesty? Of course not. Instead, they will suppress all these facts about Sanjiv Bhatt, call his conviction by a court in a totally unrelated case as 'vindictive politics', and will also describe his prosecution on any of the above grounds [if done] as 'vindictive politics'!
For a full expose of all these lies on this issue, read Chapter 7, Myth 19 and Chapter 12 of our book "Gujarat Riots: The True Story".
(The writer is the author of book "Gujarat Riots: The True Story" which gives all details about the 2002 riots- Godhra and after, one of the admins of www.gujaratriots.com and one of the admins of the Twitter handle @gujaratriotscom)
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Hindi वैश्विक मंच पर मजबूती से उभरता भारत, अलग- थलग पड़ता पाक
Hindi माखनलाल पत्रकारिता विवि में मोदी को गरियाने वालों को दी जा रही है नौकरी
Media HTN Saga – Golmaal Hai Bhai Sab Golmaal Hai
Hindi भारत का सेक्युलरिज्म- इस्लामिक सेक्युलरिज्म
Opinions The finance budget upholds democratic values
Opinions Marx and Management education
Reports Aadita Chaudhury, opinion writer on Al Jazeera, links Dharma with casteism and white supremacy
From OpIndia
'India cannot be refugee capital of the world', central govt tells SC while seeking extension for final NRC publication
Crucial files vanish from Punjab govt ministry which was headed by Navjot Singh Sidhu before reshuffle in June
Devotees and volunteers reconstruct the destroyed Brindavana of Vyasaraja Swami in less than two days
Chhattisgarh: Village tense after cow carcass discovered, case registered against unknown miscreants as villagers demand action
Hindu boy's family forced out of village for marrying Muslim girl, police advices boy to convert as villagers threaten to kill
National Flag on Shashi Tharoor's desk placed upside down as he extends support to disgraced cop Sanjiv Bhatt
Congress leader Shashi Tharoor extends support to disgraced cop Sanjiv Bhatt sentenced to life in custodial death case
US security aid to Pakistan to remain suspended pending decisive action against terror groups
ZEE Media files criminal defamation case against TMC MP Mahua Moitra for calling them Chor and paid news
Petition filed in Delhi High Court challenging the prohibition and criminalization of Marijuana, lists medical uses of cannabis
SC Directs Maulavi who faked "getting beaten and forced to chant Jai Shreeram" to Read and distribute Ramayana.
Exposing the survey-scam of Thomson Reuters making India most dangerous nation for women
Inspirational quotes in Sanskrit that carries more than inspiration
माखनलाल पत्रकारिता विवि में मोदी को गरियाने वालों को दी जा रही है नौकरी
Marx and Management education
The finance budget upholds democratic values
Congress in the midst of many Bakasura yawning for a Bhima
The Wire's Monobina Gupta is pondering over the idea of a new Bangladesh, this time within India
Indian Tourism- The way forward?- A wishlist for the Modi 2.0
HTN Saga - Golmaal Hai Bhai Sab Golmaal Hai


(The "pee tape" is a reference to part of a British intelligence agent's dossier publicized several months ago claiming Russian intelligence had a video tape of Trump paying prostitutes to urinate on his bed at a Moscow hotel).
This tweet is more than 140 characters long (twitter limits posts at 140 characters).
Still, some twitter users had plenty of trouble trying to figure out what was going on with this tweet. Perhaps they just wanted to believe it was real.
Within a fairly quick period, the twittersphere uncovered the problems with Internet Hippo's retweet post. But jeez did it seem hard for the first few. I see two things going on here, one encouraging, the other not so much.
First, there seems to be a concerted awareness for this type of content today that didn't exist six months ago. That is encouraging.
Second, even in obvious cases, there remains a tremendous amount of vulnerability. This response feed came from users who made it back to Internet Hippo's first post. Once you get to that point, it's easier to tell that the tweet came from a parody account. But this post was popular. It was retweeted over 6,000 times in a single day, meaning it reached tens of thousands more.
Once this image had been delivered through more than two retweets, tracing it back to its origin can become difficult. The further it gets from Internet Hippos account, the more it looks like a legitimate source. The tweet garnered impressions in the six-figure range, and even prompted a response from fact checking hubs like Snopes.
Snopes employed professional resources to wind through the possible iterations and origins of the viral post. The organization found that all retweets it could analyze were traceable back to Internet Hippo's feed, and nowhere else, and that Comey operated no such twitter feed.
Relative to the hundreds of thousands exposed to the post, Snopes reached a small faction. The majority were left to decide for themselves.
The source matters, and it's often hard to find.
On a side note, Comey did consider the British dossier, which included the pee tape allegations, central to the agency's investigation into Trump's candidacy. Comey used the dossier to obtain a FISA warrant used to conduct surveillance on Trump associate Carter Page, according to anonymous Fox News sources (read: caution).
In the coming months Grapple plans to launch a search application that will provide an instantaneous breakdown of aggregated news sources like the ones mentioned in this analysis. Such a tool will enable journalists, editors, researchers and the news reading public to automatically tell where a given fact or claim originated, and whom has altered or changed it. Follow us at facebook.com/grapplenews.


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A: The answer is don't use SELECT * in PHP, it's extremely prone to errors. If you explicitly list the columns in your select statement you can concatenate them into a table in PHP.
Hope this helps.

A: Use print_r to debug selected data.
Also look for Mysql Fetch Row
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The White House took an unusual step by releasing a thick stack of documents to defend itself against charges it had authorized the abuse of war prisoners, but a number of experts said the most significant decision may have been the administration's disavowal of the memo contending the president can claim he is above the law on torture if he says he is defending the country.
The 2-year-old legal analysis said only the most egregious physical abuse constituted torture under the law and concluded that the president and the soldiers he commands were effectively exempt from any anti-torture treaties or criminal statutes.
The memo's fundamental position has turned into the one issue that experts from both sides of the political spectrum have condemned.
While the White House's efforts Tuesday were clearly aimed at quelling the mounting anger over reports of prisoner abuse, the repudiation of that lone memo -- one administration official called it irrelevant -- has enraged some legal experts and refocused attention on the unilateral methods President Bush has chosen to employ in the war on terror.
"What they have done is preposterous," said Eugene R. Fidell, an expert on military law and president of the National Institute of Military Justice, a Washington think tank. "Calling the memo irrelevant is a pretty lame way of getting out of this. But the reality is that the thinking here was the foundation stone of their policy.
"I can't remember a more unanimous chorus of lawyers from every part of the political spectrum agreeing on an issue."
The key 50-page memo was written Aug. 1, 2002, by the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel for Alberto Gonzales, the White House counsel. The criminal law, it stated, "does not apply to the president's detention and interrogation of enemy combatants pursuant to his commander-in- chief authority."
The Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel is a respected group that resolves important legal disputes within the federal government almost like a court. The group was headed by Jay Bybee, who is now a judge on the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco.
On Tuesday, the White House disavowed the memo, and administration officials said it was being rewritten. Bush also insisted, "We do not condone torture."
Some experts expressed anger at the way the Bush administration abandoned the Justice Department lawyers who wrote the memo, which had been done at the White House's request. "Never in the history of the U.S. has an opinion issued by the Office of Legal Counsel been disavowed by the client, the White House, in that precipitous a fashion," said David Rivkin, a former attorney in the office now in private practice and a member of the Federalist Society, an influential conservative legal group.
Rivkin said he opposed the memo's central argument that the president should not be constrained by the criminal laws against torture. "The memos are very aggressive" on the issue of presidential powers, he said. "I would probably be uncomfortable with the full flavor of it."
The memo, and a Pentagon legal analysis on torture written March 6, 2003, carefully parse the meaning of U.S. criminal laws as well as the U.N. Convention Against Torture, ratified by the United States in 1994, and they provide few inhibitions.
The memos argue that only techniques that cause excruciating and prolonged pain, and that are intended to cause pain that force detainees to produce intelligence, are prohibited. Some lawyers said that those arguments are not new.
"There was some glossing over the laws and some stretching, but it was within the realm of reason," said Allen Weiner, a professor at Stanford's Institute for International Studies and a State Department attorney from 1990 to 2001.
"Realistically, those parts of the memos are not novel, but other parts are shockingly novel," he added. "The constitutional analysis on the president's power was the most shocking thing. These are totally new powers. These are very bald-faced and categorical assertions. Federal criminal laws become inapplicable."
The U.N. Convention Against Torture says that "no exceptional circumstances whatsoever, whether a state of war or a threat of war, internal political instability or any other public emergency, may be invoked as a justification for torture."
Rear Adm. John D. Hutson, a retired Navy judge advocate general and now dean of the Franklin Pierce Law Center in Concord, N.H., said the interpretation of the laws on torture was not radical, and neither was a debate on the extent of the president's powers.
"The question of the president's constitutional authority goes back to the early days of the republic," said Hutson. "That is a perfectly legitimate subject to debate. But one of the offensive aspects of this to me is that they used that venerable and honorable issue, that people care greatly about, for a short-term, mean-spirited, ill-advised advantage.
"You have to ask if in the long run does this make sense, does it help the U.S.? From that standpoint this fails miserably."
Rivkin said that, at the least, the fact that the administration was asking legal experts to examine these issues demonstrates that the Bush administration is living up to its democratic obligations.
"Nobody's sweeping anything under the rug," Rivkin said.
Weiner said, though, that the idea that the president was claiming the authority to ignore certain laws or treaties could undermine U.S. ability to get allies to cooperate in the war on terror.
"The broader policy concern is that the U.S. is now on record as basically saying we're going to freely enter into international arrangements but we're going to ignore them when it suits us," said Weiner. "That's the real danger here. It encourages other countries to do the same thing.
"One of the hard lessons of Iraq has been that our power is not as great as we thought and we do need the international community."


a lovely day. windy and sunny and warm--in the 40s and some bits of ground showing. i hung laundry out this morning. thinking of growing things; i'm not much of a gardener. there's a perennial border where i grow some plants i like. last year i cleared a spot to grow flax. i have done so several times before, but have never had the lovely white flowered flax that i purchased years ago from mrs. chase in (i think) maine. last year i grew a blue flowered variety, and the growing season was not flax friendly.
my old computer died last fall and took along with it my pictures of the whole season. but here is the flax harvest retting. it's dry and ready to hackle in preparation for spinning or papermaking. the flax was short, and fine, and of poor quality.
on that same growing spot, i will spread some compost and manure, and will grow this year's crop, indigo. first, though, i need to rent a space in a friend's greenhouse and start seedlings. it's that time of year, and i'm ready to grow polygonum tinctorium, japanese indigo. i hope i can find a grower with extra space!
farmers buy and sell springing heifers (in the world of huge farms, i think that kind of exchange may be disappearing). i like the word springing.


KARD is the latest group to put out a 'relay dance' video!
On March 31, Mnet released the group's relay dance performance of their new single "Bomb Bomb" through the network's official M2 YouTube channel. In the video, each member is seen having fun trying their hand at performing the song's signature choreography, ending the video with a hilarious 'behind cut' series of dance bloopers.
Meanwhile, "Bomb Bomb" was officially released on March 27.
Check out the relay dance above!
Omg I love this! Seeing how much they are enjoying it had me smiling through the whole video.
I have been binge watching, binge listening and binge jamming to this song. It is honestly everywhere in my life. My playlist starts with it and ends with it. Plus, J.seph's new look it worth living for! I seriously can't congratulate KARD enough on such an amazing comeback!


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ABSTRACT: Conflicts between water users are increasing, making evident the lack of a judicious, balanced and transparent procedure for water allocation. This is particularly apparent in regions where demand comes from users with a wide range of needs and different levels of power, and where human appropriation of water is reaching unsustainable levels. Allocation mechanisms with varying degrees of governmental intervention exist in Colombia, Ecuador and Peru, and they reflect the priorities that these societies give to relevant normative principles governing water: equity, efficiency and sustainability. Water laws in these three countries indicate that 1) while efficiency has become the bastion of neo-liberalisation, equity and sustainability principles are either neglected or become subsidiary, 2) implicit definitions of equity fall short in promoting the interests of the disadvantaged, and 3) the complex definition, measurement and monitoring of what constitutes a sustainable scale of human water use, make it an impractical goal. Achieving a balance between equity, efficiency and sustainability appears unrealistic, suggesting the need to remove efficiency as a principle in water allocation and make it an important but subsidiary tool to equity and sustainability.


Today's Awesome Moments is a mini battlefield 3 show with crazy , funny and epic moments. If you like my videos comment & like , thank you! big hug.
Back on the battlefield yey ! i wanted do share some funny & epic moments from today. If you like my videos comment & like , thank you! big hug.
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Tag / finless porpoise
June 17, 2016 January 1, 2018 by mondaymorgue
Artiodactyla, Cetacea, cetaceans, Cetartiodactyla, Department of Marine and Coastal Resources, finless porpoise, Indo-Pacific finless porpoise, mammals, marine, marine mammals, Neophocaena phocaenoides, Odontoceti, Phetchaburi, Phocoenidae, porpoises, Thailand, toothed whales, whales and dolphins
The carcass of a Finless Porpoise (Neophocaena phocaenoides) measuring 1.5 metres long was found on Puk Tien Beach in Phetchaburi.
Source: Department of Marine and Coastal Resources (DMCR) of Thailand Facebook
June 6, 2016 January 1, 2018 by mondaymorgue
Artiodactyla, Cetacea, cetaceans, Cetartiodactyla, Department of Marine and Coastal Resources, finless porpoise, Indo-Pacific finless porpoise, mammals, marine, marine mammals, Neophocaena phocaenoides, Odontoceti, Phocoenidae, porpoises, Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand, toothed whales, whales and dolphins
A young Finless Porpoise (Neophocaena phocaenoides) measuring 85 centimetres long and weighing about 5 kg was found on the beach of Pak Nam Pran, Pran Buri District, in Prachuap Khiri Khan.
May 30, 2016 January 1, 2018 by mondaymorgue
Artiodactyla, Cetacea, cetaceans, Cetartiodactyla, Department of Marine and Coastal Resources, finless porpoise, Indo-Pacific finless porpoise, mammals, marine, marine mammals, Neophocaena phocaenoides, Odontoceti, Phocoenidae, porpoises, Surat Thani, Thailand, toothed whales, whales and dolphins
A young Finless Porpoise (Neophocaena phocaenoides) approximately 2 years old and measuring 101 centimetres in length was found dead close to the pier in Don Sak, Surat Thani. A necropsy revealed bruising and blood in the trachea.
Artiodactyla, Bangkok, Cetacea, cetaceans, Cetartiodactyla, Department of Marine and Coastal Resources, finless porpoise, Indo-Pacific finless porpoise, mammals, marine, marine mammals, Neophocaena phocaenoides, Odontoceti, Phocoenidae, porpoises, Samut Sakhon, Thailand, toothed whales, whales and dolphins
A dead Finless Porpoise (Neophocaena phocaenoides) was found in Bang Krachao in Samut Sakhon.
December 18, 2015 January 1, 2018 by mondaymorgue
Artiodactyla, Bangkok Post, Cetacea, cetaceans, Cetartiodactyla, Cheloniidae, finless porpoise, human activities, Indo-Pacific finless porpoise, mammals, marine, marine mammals, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Neophocaena phocaenoides, Odontoceti, oil spill, Phocoenidae, pollution, porpoises, reptiles, sea turtles, Testudines, Thailand, threats, toothed whales, turtles, whales and dolphins
A dead dolphin found on the beach in Hua Sai district, Nakhon Si Thammarat.
Photo: Nujaree Raekrun
Thailand: Tar balls, dead turtles, dolphin washed ashore
By Nujaree Raekrun, 18 December 2015;
Tar balls have washed up along several kilometres of the coast in Nakhon Si Thammarat province, along with dead turtles and a dolphin.
Villagers complained about the pollution in Hua Sai district of the southern province on Friday. Tar balls had started to reach the coast on Thursday evening. They were sticky and gave off an unpleasant smell.
Oil slicks had washed ashore in the area previously, but this was the most severe yet, they said. No environment or pollution department officials had shown up and no action had been taken to find the source of the tar balls.
Villagers said they saw many dead turtles among the tar balls and a dead dolphin was found on the beach in Koh Phet sub-district.
The pollution stretched along the coastline Koh Phet to neighbouring Songkhla province.
Source: Bangkok Post
The "dolphin" is actually an Indo-Pacific Finless Porpoise (Neophocaena phocaenoides).
Artiodactyla, Borneo, Cetacea, cetaceans, Cetartiodactyla, Delphinidae, dolphins, East Malaysia, finless porpoise, Indo-Pacific finless porpoise, Irrawaddy dolphin, Malaysia, mammals, marine, Miri, Neophocaena phocaenoides, Odontoceti, Orcaella brevirostris, Phocaenidae, porpoises, Sarawak, The Borneo Post, toothed whales
Firemen inspecting the carcass of the Dolphin found washed ashore at the Esplanade.
The carcass of the Dolphin which was found on the beach at the Esplanade.
Malaysia: Dead Dolphin washed ashore
19th August 2015;
Personnel from the Fire and Rescue Department yesterday removed a carcass of a Dolphin which was found at the Esplanade here.
Miri Zone 6 chief Supt Law Poh Kiong said they had earlier received a report about a dead Dolphin washed ashore near Beach Republic at the Esplanade.
"A team of firemen went to the scene and they found the dead Dolphin."
"We will give the carcass of the Dolphin to the related agency for further investigation," he said, adding the animal was a totally protected species.
In April this year, carcasses of three Sea Turtles and a Dolphin were found washed ashore at the fishing village of Kampung Masjid in Kuala Baram.
The lack of an elongated rostrum suggests that this is a decomposing Irrawaddy Dolphin (Orcaella brevirostris), possibly a young one based on the size. It's also not immediately clear whether the carcass has a dorsal fin or not; if the dorsal fin is absent, then it is an Indo-Pacific Finless Porpoise (Neophocaena phocaenoides).
Artiodactyla, Borneo, Brunei, Cetacea, cetaceans, Cetartiodactyla, finless porpoise, Indo-Pacific finless porpoise, mammals, marine, marine mammals, Neophocaena phocaenoides, Odontoceti, Phocoenidae, porpoises, stranding, toothed whales, whales and dolphins
A carcass of a Finless Porpoise found washed ashore from Sg Teraban on April 30 with a bloody mouth and eyes. Photos by Wee Wei Min
Brunei: Researcher investigates death of porpoise rare in Brunei
By Aaron Wong, 12th May 2015;
A Brunei-based researcher is investigating the death of a Finless Porpoise (Neophocaena phocaenoides) that was recently found with a bloody mouth and eyes at Belait's Sungai Teraban.
A fishing hobbyist found the porpoise, over a metre long and weighing 30 to 40 kilogrammes, washed ashore the river on April 30.
The carcass was retrieved two days later by a researcher and brought to an undisclosed location to be studied.
According to the International Union for the Conservation of Nature, the Finless Porpoise is a vulnerable species with a "high risk of endangerment in the wild".
The researcher, who asked not to be named, said the porpoise's death was of interest because sightings of the mammal are rare in Brunei and immediate judgement could not be made on its cause of death.
"There is no external damage on the skin of the porpoise; no broken skin or muscle. The skin is completely intact, which makes it quite strange," said the researcher.
When pictures of the porpoise first made rounds on social media last week, accompanying messages stipulated sonar activity as causing the porpoise's death.
The researcher said this was unlikely, but said that an autopsy would soon be performed to more accurately identify the cause of death.
"My initial guess would be that a boat collision caused its death because of its bloody eyes and mouth, but again the lack of punctures or obvious bruises elsewhere on its body makes it hard to know for sure," he said.
Wee Wei Min, who first found the carcass with his cousin, suggested that a fisherman may have accidentally caught the porpoise, later dumping it ashore.
The researcher also raised the possibility of more than one dead porpoise being washed ashore at Sg Teraban, as the collected carcass was of different size than the porpoise in the picture first taken by Wee.
"Wee was the one who brought me to collect the porpoise, but it was a very different size than to the picture he took," said the researcher.
"In the picture he took when he first found the porpoise, Wee who is of a smaller stature is holding the porpoise easily. I would say the carcass was one and a half times bigger when I saw it in person."
The porpoise is currently being held in cold storage at an undisclosed location.
Source: The Brunei Times