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Wedding limousine crash leaves 20 dead in New York State
Twenty people have been killed in a crash involving a limousine transporting a wedding party in the US state of New York, police say. State police said that two vehicles were involved in the crash on Saturday afternoon in the town of Schoharie. Eyewitnesses described seeing an SUV-style stretch limousine leave the road and plough into a crowd of pedestrians at a store near a busy intersection.
The cause of the crash is unclear and an investigation is under way.
Bill Waterson, who said he was invited to attend the wedding that the limousine was travelling from, said he could not believe what he had witnessed, describing it as "terrible", the Albany Times Union reported.
Eyewitnesses said that a number of people entering and leaving the store were hit in Saturday's incident, local media report. "I heard this loud bang, I saw a lot of people here at the Apple Barrel [store and cafe] out in the parking lot. Then I heard screaming," said Bridey Finnagen, who lives nearby.
New York State Police Cpt Richard O'Brien said on Sunday that the investigation was still in its "infancy stages", adding that "several" separate police units were involved, including a "facial identification unit" and a drone team.
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) later tweeted that it was also sending a team of investigators to the site of the "limo crash". A phone line has been set up to help assist relatives of the victims, police added.
The location of the intersection is said to be in a hilly region and local authorities had only recently banned large trucks from using sections of the route. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said in a statement: "My heart breaks for the 20 people who lost their lives in this horrific accident. I join all New Yorkers in mourning these deaths and share in the unspeakable sorrow experienced by their families and loved ones."
Memories and beauty captured in Africa
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The only Malian to be included in the collection, Fototala King Massassy, puts this down to generations of Malian photographers "tending to fall back on tradition".
Stranger in a Familiar Land is the work of Uganda's Sarah Waiswa, who says she left a job in the corporate world to follow her passion for "creating visual poetry".
"The beautiful, the ugly and all that is in between" are what 27-year-old self-taught photographer Girma Berta says he tries to capture in his work.
Taken in 1971, this photo of a shop assistant in Accra by James Barnor shows his signature observation of style, during a career which took him from Ghana to London.
Education is Forbidden, a series by Rahima Gambo, considers how schoolchildren in northern Nigeria are coping as Islamist militants violate "neutral safe spaces where knowledge is transferred to students".
Everyday scenes of "queer life" in Ghana are at the heart of Eric Gyamfi's series Just Like Us.
Rencontres de Bamako is jointly run by Mali's government and the Institut Francais and works are on display until 31 January 2018.
Yakuza boss arrested in Thailand after tattoos go viral
Thai police have arrested a Japanese yakuza boss on the run for 15 years after pictures of his tattoos went viral on Facebook.
Shigeharu Shirai is accused of murdering a gang rival in 2003.
The photographs of the 74-year old fugitive's elaborate yakuza tattoos were taken by a local person in Thailand unaware of his identity.
The mafia-like yakuza gangs have been part of Japanese society for centuries and have an estimated 60,000 members.
While the gangs themselves are not illegal, much of their earnings are gained illicitly through gambling, prostitution, drug trafficking and cyber-hacking.
When the pictures of Mr Shirai went viral they caught the attention of Japanese police who requested his arrest.
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Police detained him in the town of Lopburi, north of Bangkok, for visa violations and he will be extradited to Japan to face the murder charges.
According to Thai police, he admitted he was a member of a yakuza gang but did not confess to the 2003 murder. He fled Japan for Thailand in 2005.
Tattoos and a missing finger
The Facebook pictures show an old and frail-looking man with his entire back and most of his chest covered in tattoos. He is seen playing a board game with other retirees by the side of the road.
Pictures also show that he is missing part of his little finger, often a self-administered punishment for members of Japan's yakuza gangs to atone for mistakes.
When you can (and can't) eat carbs for dinner
It's January, which means you may have stood on the scales and decided to go on a diet. But what sort?
For many years, low-carb diets have been in fashion - based on the belief that eating lots of carbohydrates, particularly in the form of sugary treats such as white bread, rice or pasta, is bad for your waist and for your blood-sugar control.
The reasoning is that if you eat lots of carbohydrates and sugars, particularly the sort without fibre that get quickly absorbed, they will rapidly push up your blood glucose (sugar) levels.
Unless you burn this glucose off by doing exercise, your pancreas will pump out lots of the hormone insulin to bring these levels back down to normal.
It does this by storing the excess sugar from the carbs as fat. Too much stored fat, particularly visceral fat (inside the abdomen) can lead to serious health problems such as type-2 diabetes.
As well as concern about the amount of carbs we eat, people also worry about when they get eaten.
It's widely believed, for example, that eating carbs in the evening is worse for you than having them for breakfast.
That's because first thing in the morning your body is raring to go and should soon burn up the glucose released from the carbs. When you eat late at night your body is preparing to sleep, so the body should take longer to clear it.
That's the theory. But is it really true?
Morning v evening carbs
On Trust Me I'm a Doctor, with the help of Dr Adam Collins, from the University of Surrey, we set up a small study.
We recruited healthy volunteers to see how well their bodies coped with eating most of their carbs in the morning, or in the evening.
We also wanted to see if the volunteers' bodies would adapt over time.
All of our volunteers were asked to eat a fixed amount of carbs every day; things such as vegetables, bread and pasta.
For the first five days they were asked to eat most of their carb allowance for breakfast, leaving only a small amount for dinner time.
Then they had five days of normal eating before switching to low-carb breakfasts and high-carb dinners for a final five days.
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Dr Collins's team was monitoring their blood-glucose levels throughout. So what did he think he would find?
"It's always made sense to me that we process carbs better if we have a whole day of activity ahead," he said.
"So, I expect having most of their carbs at breakfast will be easier for their bodies to cope with.
"But we don't really know what happens if you regularly follow an evening-carbs diet.
"There's never been a study like this before, and as a scientist I'm excited to see what happens"
So what did we find?
Well, there was a clear winner. And it wasn't the one I was expecting.
When the researchers tested the volunteers on the day after a run of high-carb breakfasts and low-carb dinners, they found their average blood glucose response was 15.9 units.
This was roughly as predicted.
But when they did the same tests after five days of low-carb breakfasts and high-carb dinners?
Remarkably, their average glucose response went down to 10.4 units, which was considerably lower than we were expecting.
So what happened? Well, it could be that what matters is not so much when you eat your carbs but the length of the carbs-free "fasting" period that precedes your meal.
If you've had a big gap since your last carb-rich meal, your body will be more ready to deal with it.
That happens naturally in the mornings because you've had the whole of the night, when you were asleep, in which to "fast".
But our small study suggests that if you go low-carb for most of the day, that seems to have a similar effect.
In other words, after a few days of low-carb breakfasts and high-carb dinners your body becomes trained for this - it becomes better at responding to a heavy carb load in the evening.
Dr Collins is now launching a much larger study, which will hopefully provide more definitive answers.
In the meantime, his advice is not to worry too much about what time of day you eat carbs, as long as you're consistent and don't overload with them at every meal.
It's more about achieving peaks and troughs, If you've had a lot of carbs in the evening, try to minimise them in the morning.
On the other hand, if you've had a pile of toast for breakfast, go easy on the pasta that night.
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Our beloved mascot has died and the Georgia faithful must now remember one of the most heralded, paraded and loved mascots in the entire nation through stories, news articles and pictures.
One month shy of his 10th birthday, Uga VI died of congestive heart failure June 27 in Savannah. In a private ceremony Monday, Uga VI was laid to rest in a marble vault in the southwest corner of the stadium alongside his five predecessors. With a secure lineage intact, UGA fans have little to worry about, but as I look back over Uga VI's tenure as the loudest barker on campus, I'm astounded at the accomplishments of our athletic department between 1999 and 2008.
With Uga VI at the helm, the football team was 87-27 with two SEC Championships (2002 and 2005), a come-from-way-behind victory against Purdue in the Outback Bowl in 1999, the arrival of Head Coach Mark Richt in 2000, the "hobnail boot ... we just stomped their face" play against Tennessee, David Green - most wins by a quarterback in NCAA history, David Pollack - 2002 SEC Player of the Year, 2004 Lombardi, Hendricks, Bednarik and Lott trophy winner, arrival of Matt Stafford and Knowshon Moreno and who can forget the blackout?
Uga VI was also present as the Gymdogs won four straight national championships, the swimming and diving team, along with the tennis, equestrian, golf and baseball teams embarrassed their competition by bringing home their own individual and team national championships and league titles.
Most UGA fans have a picture of Uga on their wall or tell a story about how they met him and had their picture taken with the adored mascot. My personal story is slightly different. As an undergraduate at UGA, I worked at the Classic Center as an event planner. Before the yearly picture day extravaganza that draws thousands of fans into downtown Athens for a chance to meet their favorite players, coaches and of course, mascot, I had an unforgettable encounter with Uga.
In preparing for the event, I was called by my then boss to make sure the staff bathrooms were vacant. After giving her a puzzling look, I ran to the break room and reported back that the restrooms were all clear. I was then asked to stand watch for Uga who needed to change into his gameday jersey for the festivities.
Of course I was excited to have what I thought was a chance to meet Uga one-on-one, but as soon as the freight elevator doors opened it became obvious to me that my chance to meet Uga was going to have to wait.
Three handlers and two armed guards walked Uga through the back hallways of the Classic Center to the break room, directly past me and into the ladies bathroom. Yes, I said armed guards and yes, I said the ladies bathroom. After ten minutes of wrestling with Uga, one of his handlers exited the bathroom and insisted that I go to the kitchen and retrieve a treat that would help entice Uga into putting on his uniform. I quickly grabbed a box of crackers from the kitchen and rushed back to the break room. After another 10 minutes, Uga exited the bathroom and seemed ready to slobber on and bark at every fan that paid to see him. I never got to have my picture taken with Uga that day, but how many people can say that they helped, albeit in an odd sort of way, dress UGA's famous mascot?
Uga will be sorely missed by UGA fans, but I feel secure in saying that his legacy will live on as long as the University of Georgia continues to exemplify the first-rate state flagship university it is.
Hasco Craver is executive director of the Commerce Downtown Development Authority and is Main Street manager. He lives in Commerce.


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Riyadh Metro: Line 1 tunnels completed
SYSTRA is on the verge of completing an automated metro network in the capital of Saudi Arabia. The 6.5 million people of Riyadh will be able to use the line before 2020, and the project is progressing well: tunnel boring machines have now completed the excavation of the future route of Line 1. Since 2013, the group has been working on the first three lines of the metro system.
About 20km of tunnel has been bored on Lines 1, 2 and 3
Along a total length of 104km, Lines 1, 2 and 3 of the Riyadh metro serve the city centre, through some 25km of underground tunnels. Five tunnel-boring machines (TBM) drilled these sections, allowing simultaneous underground excavation and installation of the various segments that form the lining of the tunnel. The last of the four tunnel-boring machines working on Line 1 completed its work on 24 October 2016. The underground sections of Line 2 are being built using the New Austrian Tunnelling Method (NATM). The TBM working on Line 3 should complete its work in early 2017.
A metro network managed and supervised by SYSTRA
The group and its partners are responsible for reviewing the final design of the project, ensuring its compliance, and supervising the construction works. To ensure optimum responsiveness, a special engineering team was created to review the design and coordinate the work during construction. SYSTRA has recruited 250 men and women of 20 different nationalities, including 50 Saudi nationals, to work on this project.
Integral automatic train operating system
The first three metro lines will serve 62 of the 85 stations that will form the entire network. The architectural design for three of these stations has been awarded to renowned international consultancies. The Riyadh metro will comprise six lines in total, all of which are currently under construction, forming a full network of 176km. A driverless, integral automatic train operation system was selected for the operation of the network, ensuring maximum safety and providing high capacity. The minimum time gap between two trains is 90 seconds and the top speed is 80km/h.
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As the third volume of Charismagic continues to roll towards its incendiary conclusion and a cosmic battle for universal control, I must point out the thing about this issue that makes it a "must buy" for me.
That's right, part of the story takes us to Easter Island and a magic spell that affects the statues there.
I'll say no more (lest I spoil any key story bits), but any comic that wants my hard-earned change need only include those giant marvels of stone - and I'll pony up.
Judging by the cover of the next issue, there's more where that came from. To which I say: Yay!


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Паризька мирна угода 1814 року — мирна угода між учасниками Шостої антифранцузької коаліції (Великою Британією, Австрією, Росією та Пруссією) з одного боку, й Людовіком XVIII — з іншого. Підписано у Парижі 30 травня. Пізніше до угоди долучились Швеція, Іспанія та Португалія.

В літературі іноді фігурує як за Перша Паризька угода на противагу Другій Паризькій угоді від 20 листопада 1815 р.

Умови угоди
Угода передбачала збереження за Францією кордонів, що існували станом на 1 січня 1792 року, з додаванням лише частини герцогства Савойського, колишніх папських володінь Авіньйону та Веннесіу, а також невеликих смуг землі на північному та східному кордонах, що раніше належали австрійським Нідерландам й різним німецьким володінням (між іншим, чисто німецьке містечко Саарбрюккен, з багатими вугільними копальнями), разом близько 5 тис. км² й понад 1 млн жителів.

Франції поверталась більша частина колоніальних володінь, втрачених нею під час Наполеонівських війн. Швеція та Португалія повернули Франції всі її колонії; Англія утримала за собою лише Тобаго та Сент-Люсію у Вест-Індії, а також Сейшельські Острови і острів св. Маврикія в Індійському океані, але повернула Іспанії острів Гаїті. Франції було дозволено зберегти всі захоплені нею витвори мистецтв, за винятком трофеїв, знятих з Бранденбурзьких воріт у Берліні та викрадень, зроблених у Віденській бібліотеці. До виплати контрибуції її зобов'язано не було.

Голландія відновила незалежність й була повернута Оранському дому. Швейцарію було оголошено незалежною. Італія, за винятком австрійських провінцій, мала складатись із незалежних держав. Німецькі князівства об'єднувались у союз. Було оголошено свободу судноплавства Рейном та Шельде. Франція, за особливою угодою з Англією, зобов'язалась знищити торгівлю рабами у своїх колоніях. Нарешті, було постановлено, що представники всіх держав, що брали участь у війні, зберуться у двомісячний термін на конгрес до Відню для розгляду невирішених питань. Таємні статті угоди додавали, що «союзники» розподілять спірні території приватною угодою між собою і лише відзвітуються про це на затвердженні конгрессу; було також визначено, що Австрійські Нідерланди будуть долучені до Голландії, а Австрія, натомість, отримає Венецію та Ломбардію. Франція завчасно зобов'язалась підкоритись усім рішенням Віденського конгресу.

Відновив Князівство Монако в попередніх кордонах, які існували під французьким протекторатом.

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Література
 Дебідур А. Дипломатична історія Європи. Ростов-на-Дону: Фенікс, 1995. Т. 1. Стор. 27-29 ISBN 5-85880-088-2
 В. В. Копійка. Паризький мирний договір 1814 // Українська дипломатична енциклопедія: У 2-х т./Редкол.:Л. В. Губерський (голова) та ін. — К.:Знання України, 2004 — Т.2 — 812с. ISBN 966-316-045-4

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Міжнародні договори XIX століття
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Мирні договори XIX століття
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Події 30 травня
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Fiona was looking for a flawless look for her special day and wanted makeup that would compliment the vibrant colour of the flowers that she had chosen. She was worried that it might not last the day and it was really put to the test on this occasion as it was rather a wet one, although it did create some great photo opportunities with the very stylish umbrella's!
Fahmida originally got in touch to say that she was having 4 weddings over the course of a year and would love to work with me to create a unique style and look for each occasion. We got to work to creating some very beautiful looks for her and her sister ranging from more natural to 'super glam'.
Being a professional hair and makeup artist herself I felt very honoured that Jenna entrusted me and one of my team to do the hair and makeup for her big day. Jenna wanted a very effortless, simple and flawless look which I think we achieved perfectly.
When I got a call from Amy and she told me that she had already had 2 trials with other Makeup Artists that hadn't got well I wondered whether I would be the right artist for the job. At the trial we spent a lot of time talking about the looks she liked and didn't, what her normal makeup routine was, looking at all of the details she had picked for the day and then we created a very natural look that was personal to her. I'm delighted to say that she was very pleased indeed and I think you'll agree she looked absolutely beautiful.
"It's a trusting thing to find someone to do your makeup on your big day and when I met Elisa I knew I would be in good hands. Elisa is such a lovely lady and very talented. I couldn't have asked for anyone nicer to be there on my special day with me. Without sounding too cliche, she really did make me look like a princess. I wanted a very natural look and my make up was flawless all day. Thank you Elisa, for making me look so beautiful on my big day. Definitely be seeing you again soon"


The current complex environment of healthcare demands a comprehensive and collaborative approach where teamwork and collaboration are paramount. Recommendation by the National Academy of Medicine (NAM) on Improving Diagnosis in Healthcare is "Facilitate more effective teamwork in the diagnostic process among healthcare professionals, patients, and their families". The objective of this study was to determine the readiness of Clinical Laboratory Science (CLS) students to participate in interprofessional simulation. The revised Readiness for Interprofessional Learning Scale (RIPLS) was chosen to assess CLS student's attitudes toward interprofessional education before and after participating in an interprofessional simulation. We had 50 master's degree CLS students participate in the simulations and complete the surveys. The simulation was a large-scale, multi-patient interprofessional scenario that occurred in a simulated ICU. In addition to the RIPLS items and demographics, we asked if students had previous experience with interprofessional simulation, and if students have worked in healthcare. Data was entered and analyzed using SPSS. Our student population had an average age of 26.7 years (SD = 5.25; median age = 25; range = 20), was 70% female and 46% White. In addition, 26% had experience in inter professional simulation, while 48% had worked in health care. Students' scores were high in all questions of RIPLS subscales but for the questions belonging to the Negative Professional ID (inverted scale) and for the Roles and Responsibilities subscales. UAB CLS students seem ready to learn in interprofessional teams. Faculty in CLS programs should provide interprofessional experiences for their students.


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Savona's Trattoria will host a fundraiser for Lost Rondout: A Story of Urban Removal, the new film by Stephen Blauweiss and Lynn Woods about the 1960s urban renewal program that destroyed much of Kingston's downtown, on Tuesday, June 16 at 7:30 p.m. The benefit screening will be held in Savona's private dining room, in an 1880s building, complete with original storefront windows and tin ceilings, that's located across from the street from the cleared area. The buildings that were demolished on the other side of the Broadway were much like this one.
There will be free food, provided courtesy of Savona's, a cash bar and a silent auction. Items to be auctioned off include prints of Gene Dauner's slides of the urban renewal area just before its destruction; gift certificates for two R & F Handmade Paints workshops; gift certificates from Milne's At-Home Antiques, Olivieri's Arts, Crafts & Coffee and other local stores; a Photoshop instructional session; and a night at the popular Rondout bed-and-breakfast, Church des Artistes.
The hourlong film will be screened at 8:30 p.m. Though still a work-in-progress, new material has been added. The film will be completed by this fall.
Tickets cost $20. Blauweiss and Woods are seeking to raise $7,000 to cover their out-of-pocket expenses, which include the original soundtrack, sound mixing and digitizing archival footage. At their first fundraiser, held on May 12, they raised nearly $2,500. "We are extremely grateful to all the individuals and businesses who have supported us," said Woods, noting that Savona's is donating both the food and the space. The Kingston Wine Company, Grounded and Church des Artistes have also donated to the film.
The film is based on nearly 1,000 slides taken by Gene Dauner – then a young man in his 20s delivering flowers for his father's florist business – of the area just prior to and during the demolition. Images by other photographers, as well as family photographs, are also incorporated. The filmmakers have interviewed nearly 40 people, including people whose childhood homes were destroyed, historians, planning experts and an architectural historian.
More than 400 buildings were torn down, constituting most of downtown, and what was left was boarded up and abandoned until artists, pioneer investors and businesspeople began to invest in the area in the late 1970s and 1980s. Today the Rondout has recovered, but the area still struggles with the legacy of urban renewal.
For more information, visit the filmmakers' Facebook page or website at www.lostrondout.com, e-mail info@lostrondout.com or call (845) 331-2031.


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Wed. Feb. 24
BBC 4th Street: Open Mic; 7 p.m., free, (R)
Bearno's Highlands: Open Mic with Chad Cheek; 8 p.m., free (R)
Clifton's: Walker & Kays, Sonny Stephens; 7:30 p.m., free
Comedy Caravan: Louisville Comedy Underground; 10 p.m., $5, 18+
Dat Kjun: Karaoke with Wayne Johnson; 8 p.m., free (R)
Derby Dinner Playhouse: "8-Track: The Musical"; 1 p.m., $33; 6 p.m., $38 (R through April 2)
Diamonds: Nathan Calhoun; 10:30 p.m., free
Dutch's Tavern: Kimmet & Doug; 11 p.m., $2 (R)
11th Frame: Karaoke with Allen; 9 p.m., free (R)
Flanagan's: Hambone; 8 p.m., free
Furlong's: The Shining; 7 p.m., free (R)
Highlands Taproom: Karaoke; 10 p.m., free
Jack's: Acoustic M.D.; 9 p.m., free (R)
Jack Fry's: Ray Johnson, Jenna Mattingly & Dave Wilson; 7 p.m., free
JazzyBlu: Mix Wednesdays with Maestro J.; 8 p.m. (R)
Jerry Green & Friends:?Freddie George, Jerry Green & Friends; 9 p.m., free (R)
Jim Porter's: Club Salsa; 8 p.m., (Ballroom); Karaoke with Steve; 9 p.m., (Melody Bar); $5 after 8 p.m. (R)
La Catalana: Ruric Amari; 7 p.m., free (R)
Limestone Bay: Jim Dishman; 9 p.m., free (R)
Lisa's Oak St. Lounge: Muji Fuji; 9 p.m., free (R)
The Lounge: Blues Jam hosted by Steve Bradley; 9 p.m., free
Louisville Beer Store: Vinyl Night: Bring your own records to spin; 6 p.m., free (R)
Mag Bar: Get Down Wednesdays w/ Sleepy T.; 11 p.m., free (R)
Margaret Comstock Concert Hall: Jazz Week International Night: Vasconcellos & Russian Ensemble; 8 p.m., $10, $5 (students)
Monkey Wrench: Relic; 9 p.m., free (R)
MyBar: Eight-Inch Elvis; 7 p.m., free
Nachbar: VAMP; 10 p.m., free (R)
Onizim's Barn: Phil Kelly; 7 p.m., free, (R)
Patron: Wax On Wednesday with Kim Sorise; 8 p.m., free (R)
Phoenix Hill Tavern: DJ Bach; 8 p.m., $3-$5 (Saloon); The Big Kahuna's Karaoke Party (Living Room); DJ Tsunami's Smokin' Hot Dance Party (Deck Bar); 8 p.m., $3-$5
Siggy's Pizza: Bluegrass Anonymous Bluegrass Jam; 7 p.m., free (R)
Skull Alley: Monster / Girl; 8 p.m., $5, all ages
Southgate House: Parlour: No No Knots, Peter Adams & The Nocturnal Collective, The Prohibitionists; 8:30 p.m.; $5 (21+), $8 (18-20); Juney's Lounge: Artist In Residence: Veronica Grim, Lydia Loveless; 9 p.m., free
Stevie Ray's Blues Bar: Brian Fox Band; 9 p.m. $4
Summit City Lounge: Open Mic; 9 p.m., free (R)
Theatre Square Marketplace: VoJazz Trio; 6:30 p.m., free
Uncle Pleasants: Abbacabb, Molotov Solution, Dr. Acula, Upon a Burning Body, Chapman, From Her Last Breath; 7:15 p.m., $10, all ages
Varanese: Jeff Sherman Trio; 6 p.m., free (R)
Volare: Carly Johnson & Craig Wagner; 7 p.m., free (R)
White Oak @ Artemisia: Steve Crews & Friends; 6:30 p.m., free
Wick's Pizza, Dixie: Clay Harned; 9 p.m., $5 (R)
Wick's Pizza, Goose Creek: DJ Dave Desitin; 8 p.m. (R)
Wick's Pizza, Middletown: Karaoke with Rob Schuler; 8:30 p.m., free (R)
Zanzabar: Free at the Z Series: Bald Eagle Refugees (ex-I Need Sleep); 10 p.m., free
Zeppelin Café: John Gage; noon (R)
Thu. Feb. 25
America's Best Inn: DJ Rob/Karaoke; 9:30 p.m., free (R)
Bistro 301: DJ Heather; 9 p.m., free (R)
Darkstar: Bluegrass Night: White Russians; 9 p.m., free (R)
Derby City Espresso: CJ and The Kimes Sisters, George Egger & Friends; 9 p.m.
Derby Dinner Playhouse: "8-Track: The Musical"; 6 p.m., $38 (R through April 2)
Dutch's Tavern: Chad Graham; 9 p.m., free (R)
Furlong's: Kimmet & Doug; 9 p.m., free (R)
Highlands Taproom: Gay Night; 10 p.m., free
Intermezzo Café at Actors Theatre: G3 Soiree; 7 p.m., free
Jack Fry's: Ray Johnson; 7 p.m., free
Jack's Lounge: Scott Henderson Duo; 7 p.m., free (R)
Jeff Ruby's: Fattlabb; 10:30 p.m., free (R every other Thursday)
Jerry Green & Friends: Freddie George, Jerry Green & Friends; 7 p.m., free (R)
Jim Porter's: U-Call-It Dance Night: DJ Ron Wallace, swing-dancing lessons; $3 after 8 p.m. (Ballroom) (R)
Lisa's Oak Street Lounge:?Open Mic; 9 p.m., free (R)
The Lounge: Open Mic/Karaoke; 9 p.m., free (R)
Margaret Comstock Concert Hall: Jazz Week: Guest Adjudicators with Jazz Ensemble II; 8 p.m., $10, $5 (students)
Phoenix Hill Tavern: Cold, Nonpoint, Day of Fire, Trust Divided, Seclusion, Chasing Layne, Nothing Wrong, Truth Be Told; 8 p.m., $15 (adv.) / $17 (door); The Big Kahuna's Karaoke Party (Living Room); DJ Tsunami's Smokin' Hot Dance Party (Deck Bar); 8 p.m., $1
Rocky's Italian Grill: Butch Rice; 7 p.m., free (R)
Rumball's: Open Mic with Lady Maddox; 6 p.m., free (R)
Saints: Andrea Davidson; 10:30 p.m., free (R)
Skull Alley: The Andalusians, Minnow, Teleplath; 8 p.m., $5, all ages
Southgate House: Ballroom: BoomBox, Ria The Redliner; 9 p.m., $8 (adv.), $10 (door); Parlour: Theodore, Bear (The Ghost), Still Pioneers; 8:30 p.m., $5 (21+), $8 (18-20); Juney's Lounge: Hillbilly Thursday: Dan Tedesco; 9 p.m., free
Stevie Ray's Blues Bar: The Flying Saucers Band; 9 p.m., $5
Summit City Lounge: The Hot Seats; 9 p.m.
Varanese: Jeff Sherman Duo; 6 p.m., free (R)
Wick's Pizza, Dixie: Soul Search w/ Tim Lickteig; 8 p.m., $5 (R)
Wick's Pizza, Middletown: Joe Hanna; 8 p.m., free (R)
Zanzabar: Sondre Lerche, JBM; 8 p.m., $15
Zeppelin Café: Bluegrass Jam; 8 p.m., free (R)
Fri. Feb. 26
930 Listening Room: Dirt Poor Robins (CD-release), Dave Moisan; 8 p.m., free
Air Devil's Inn: John Baxter & the Bottomfeeders, Doop & The Inside Outlaws; 9 p.m., $5
Bearno's by the Bridge: West Market St. Stompers; 5:30 p.m., $3 (R)
Billiards Club of Louisville: Scary Uncle; 10 p.m., $5
Bistro 42: Open Mic with Jacob Adams and John Taylor; 8 p.m., free (R)
Brown Theatre: Ben Sollee & Daniel Martin Moore, Maiden Radio; 8:30 p.m., $25
Buster's: Open Mic Championship Series Part II; 8 p.m., free
Clifton's: Todd Hildreth, Squeeze-Bot; 7:30 p.m., free
Cosmic Charlie's: Rev. Payton's Big Damn Band, The Hot Seats; 8:30 p.m., $7
Cozza Osteria Enoteca: Craig Wagner Duo; 7 p.m., free
Dutch's Tavern: Big Rock Show; 10 p.m.
Gerstle's: Who's Hundley?; 10 p.m., $3
Golden Nugget: Emily Clark Band; 10 p.m., $5
Hideaway Saloon: Dirty Church Revival, 9 p.m.
Holiday Inn Lakeview: Harold Gilbert; 9 p.m., free
Jack Fry's: Pianist Don Wagner; 7 p.m., free
Jack's: Final Shot; 10 p.m., $5
Jeff Ruby's: Andrea Davidson, Chad Graham; 4:30 p.m., free (R)
La Catalana: Misha Feigin; 7 p.m., free
Longhead's: Open Mic with Denny Wheatley; 6 p.m., free (R)
The Lounge: Mississippi Adam Riggle Band; 10 p.m., $3
Margaret Comstock Hall: Jazz Week: Trumpeter Valery Ponomarev (Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers) with Craig Wagner (guitar), Chris Fitzgerald (bass), Jason Tiemann (drums), UofL Jazz Ensemble I led by John La Barbera; 7:45 p.m., $15, $5 (students)
Monkey Wrench: Evan Combs, Sam Hadfield, Jenn Stout, Heather Lloyd, Nick Payne; 8 p.m., $3
Old Louisville Coffeehouse: Big John Richardson's Clean Comedy Challenge; 7 p.m., free
Patron: Burgers, Beers & Beats with DJ Kim Sorise; 8 p.m., free (R)
Phoenix Hill Tavern: Stretch, The Hiding, Bolt Action, Stereotyped, Under Red Skies, Panda Gail; 8 p.m., $10 (Saloon); The Big Kahuna's Karaoke Party; 8 p.m. (Living Room); DJ Tsunami's Smokin' Hot Dance Party, 8 p.m. (Deck Bar); all unmarked shows $10 after 9 p.m.
Power Plant @ French Lick: Sarah Stivers Quartet; 8 p.m., free
Prime Lounge: Fusionary; 9 p.m., $2, ladies free
Rudyard Kipling: Relic, John Gage Band; 10 p.m., $4
Saints: Northwest Haiti Christian Mission Benefit & Silent Auction: Rocktimus Prime, The Hemingways, Two Pump Chump, Judge Angus; 6 p.m., $5 min. donation
Seelbach Bar: Pianist Steve Presley; 8 p.m., free
Seidenfaden's: Opposable Thumbs, Legba Bentonia (J. Glenn, ex-Touched); 10 p.m., $4
Skull Alley: Ultra Pulverize, Transmography, La Snacks, !Presidente!; 8 p.m., $5, all ages
Smoketown: Billy Hower; 6 p.m., free (R)
Southgate House: Whole House: 500 Miles To Memphis (CD Release), The Kentucky Struts, Duppy A Jamba, Shotgun Lover, Underground Saints, De Los Muertos, Six Nights Alone, The Mudpies, Paul K.; 8 p.m., $10 (21+) / $13 (18-20)
Stevie Ray's Blues Bar: Porkpie James Band, The Beat Daddys; 7:30 p.m., $5
Summit City Lounge: The Wolfpack; 9 p.m.
WFPK: Live Lunch: Ben Sollee & Daniel Martin Moore; noon, free, first-come, first-seated; members at $120 level or above receive priority seating
Zanzabar: Jason Boesel, Dawes, Cory Chisel & The Wandering Sons; 8 p.m., $8
Sat. Feb. 27
Air Devil's Inn: Old Town; 9:30 p.m., free
Bearno's Highlands: Larry-oke; 10 p.m., free
Buster's: 500 Miles to Memphis, Fifth on the Floor, Switchmen; 8 p.m., $7
Comedy Caravan: Louisville Comedy Underground; 11:45 p.m., $10, 18+
Cozza Osteria Enoteca: Tim Whalen, Craig Wagner & Chris Fitzgerald; 7 p.m., free
Derby Dinner Playhouse: "Blues Clues Live"; 9 a.m., $16; noon, $21; "8-Track: The Musical"; 6 p.m., $42 (R through April 2)
Dutch's Tavern: Nervous Melvin & the Mistakes; 10 p.m.
5 O'Clock Charlie's: Out of the Woodwork; 8 p.m., free
Gerstle's: My Dog Jack; 10 p.m., $3
Headliners: Del McCoury Band, Trampled By Turtles; 8 p.m., $20
Hideaway Saloon: Stonewheel, Cynthiana; 11 p.m., $5
Highlands Taproom: DJ Summit/Joe Dubb Dance Party; 10 p.m., free
Jack Fry's: Don Wagner, Reid Jahn; 7 p.m., free
Jazzyblu: Neo-Soul Saturdays: Maestro J.; 8 p.m., $10 (R)
La Catalana: Flamenco: Suzanne Allen, Frisco, Larissa Mora; 7 p.m., free
Lisa's Oak St. Lounge: Ohlm, Mouth of the Architect, Holy Mountains; 10 p.m., $5
The Lounge: The Lounge Band; 10 p.m., $3
Margaret Comstock Concert Hall: Jazz Week: Saxophonist Houston Person with Jim Connerly (piano), Tyrone Wheeler (bass), Jason Tiemann (drums), UofL Jazz Ensemble I led by John La Barbera; 7:45 p.m., $15, $5 (students)
Old Louisville Coffeehouse: Haiti Benefit Music Marathon; noon, donations encouraged
Phoenix Hill Tavern: The Big Kahuna's Karaoke Party; 8 p.m. (Living Room); DJ Tsunami's Smokin' Hot Dance Party, 8 p.m. (Deck Bar); all unmarked shows $6 after 9 p.m.
Power Plant @ French Lick: Sarah Stivers & Friends; 8 p.m., free
Rudyard Kipling: Jack Holiday & the Westerners; 10 p.m., free
Seelbach Bar: Dick Sisto, Steve Houghton (drums), Frank Smith (bass); 8 p.m., free
Seidenfaden's: Hambone; 10 p.m., free
Skull Alley: The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band, Adventure, Yardsale; 8 p.m., $8, all ages
Southgate House: Ballroom: Andy McKee, Johnny Dickinson; 8 p.m., $15 (adv.) / $18 (door); 18+; Juney's Lounge: Matt Urmy; 9 p.m., free; Parlour: Pop Empire (CD Release), The Seedy Seeds, The Lion's Rampant; 8:30 p.m., $5 (21+), $8 (18-20)
Stevie Ray's Blues Bar: Sue O'Neill & Blues Seville, Old School Band; 7:30 p.m., $5
Uncle Pleasant's: Dallas Rowe Benefit: Incursion, Pig Vomit, Snake-Eyed Savior, Our Final Hour, Autumn Canvas; 7 p.m., $10, all ages
West Baden Hotel @ French Lick: Sarah Stivers Trio; 5 p.m., free
Westport General Store: Whiskey Bent Valley Boys; 7 p.m., free
Sun. Feb. 28
Bank of Kentucky Center: Trace Adkins; 7:30 p.m., $37.75-$57.75
Buster's: Home At Last Animal Sanctuary Benefit: The Rainjunkies, Ma Turner, The Rough Customers; 7 p.m., $7, 18+
Gerstle's: Open Mic with Mel Wiggins & Club Cardiere Band; 9 p.m., free (R)
Headiner's: Battle of the Bands; 4 p.m.,
Highlands Taproom: Greg Sanders; 10 p.m., free
Jerry Green & Friends: Karaoke; 9 p.m. (R)
Le Relais: Pat Lentz & Dave Wilson; 6:30 p.m., free (R)
Malcolm Bird Recital Hall: Community Music Program: Suzuki Violin Studio Recital; 6 p.m., free
Margaret Comstock Concert Hall: Jazz Week Finale: Toots Thielemans (harmonica) and Kenny Werner (piano); 3 p.m., $25, $15 (students); University Chorus & Chorale; 7:30 p.m., free
Monkey Wrench: Church on the Rocks; 8 p.m., free (R)
Wick's Pizza, Goose Creek: DJ Dave Desitin; 9 p.m., free, (R)
Zazoo's: The Chop Shop Open Mic: The Choppers; 7 p.m., free (R)
Mon. Mar. 1
Bearno's Highlands: LP's Dance Party; 10 p.m., free (R)
Diamonds: Jaida Blue, Mark Swickard; 8 p.m., free
Dutch's Tavern: Amos Hopkins & Friends; 9:30 p.m., free (R)
Hideaway Saloon: Tom Boone; 10 p.m., $3 (R)
Jerry Green & Friends:?Karaoke; 9 p.m., free (R)
Southgate House: Juney's Lounge: Open Mic Night with Misty Perholtz; 9 p.m., free
Stevie Ray's Blues Bar: Open Mic with Alanna Fugate, Justin Lewis; 9 p.m., free (R)
Tue. Mar. 2
Blu: Doug Elmore, Dave Clark & Pat Lentz; 7 p.m., free (R)
Back Door: Open Mic; 7:30 p.m., free (R)
Dutch's Tavern: Andrea Davidson & Friends; 11 p.m., free (R)
Highlands Taproom: Jaime Duvall; 10 p.m., free
Jim Porter's: Derby City Association Bop Night: DJ Bob; 6 p.m., $2 (R)
Lisa's Oak Street Lounge:?Bluegrass; 7 p.m., free (R)
Onizim's Barn: Big Pappa; 7 p.m., free (R)
Sake Blue: Craig Wagner & Friends ; 6:30 p.m., free (R)
Stevie Ray's Blues Bar: Open Blues/Jazz Band Jam; 9 p.m., free (R)
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AngryAztec posted 17/07/2014, 12:12
@oniyide - Stop spewing falsehoods. SFvT requires the SAME amount of RAM as SSFIV. And they even asked Ono why there was no 3DS version of SFvT and he said, and I quote: "No particular reason". He didn't say the 3DS lacked RAM. He didn't say the 3DS couldn't handle it. He just said that there was no reason at all as to why there wasn't a port. And BTW, UMvC3 has the same RAM requirements as SSFIV and SFvT.
Ganoncrotch posted 14/06/2013, 12:49
whoa angry swearing at a comment I made here a year ago, well my comment was actually in reference to the ps3's 256mb of system Ram if you had mastered reading before going into maths I didn't compare it's memory to the Vita since this is a port I was comparing it to where the original game came from to begin with. Doesn't matter much anyway this game much like Capcoms other fighting game for the vita both sold appallingly bad next to Street fighter 4 3d on the vita so I doubt it will be hardware limitations which stop further games coming for the system.
oniyide posted 05/05/2013, 05:09
hence why the game is on Vita and not 3DS, PS1 had a similar issue with low ram, which is why their Vs games sucked so bad, and the Saturn ones didnt.
DietSoap posted 14/04/2013, 04:29
@ganoncrotch
Speaking of resolution, you realize that's entirely a matter of VRAM right? And that the 3DS has an unbelievably low amount, 4mb of VRAM, where as the Vita has 128mb of VRAM?
And Vita has 640mb of total ram, where in the actual fuck are you getting 256mb? Or are you simply that terrible at math? That'd come out to nearly 5 times the ram. System ram is 512mb for Vita and 128mb for 3DS, 4 times the amount.
Kresnik posted 11/01/2013, 05:20
Adjusted up about 20-30k in the USA based on December's NPD.
@oniyide
lol :> the 3ds has 128mb of ram you know that's just half what the ps3 has right? and you are saying you don't think that would be enough manage the models from the same game but scaled down to less than 1/4 the resolution? It would be best if you are unsure about such things to not comment on them rather than being rather rude about it.


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"Creation v. Evolution: The Muslim Debate" Trinity University, February 9, 2012. [PowerPoint, 50 min]
"Natural vs Supernatural: How can we draw the line?" University of Ghent philosophy department, March 16, 2011. [PowerPoint, 50 min]
"A Brief History of Islamic Creationism in Turkey" AAAS annual meeting, February 18, 2011. [PowerPoint, 20 min]
"Pseudoscience in the Periphery: The History of Islamic Creationism in Turkey" Science and Technology in the European Periphery conference, June 19, 2010. [PowerPoint, 20 min]
"Random Adventures in Physics and Weirdness" Physics Colloquium at the University of Iowa, October 19, 2009. [PowerPoint, 50 min]
"Angry Atheists and Soulless Scientists: Stereotypes of nonbelief in the era of the 'New Atheism'" Truman Folklore Colloquium, October 5, 2009. [PowerPoint, 45 min]
"Between Nasr and Ateş: What Understanding of Evolution do Science Educators Want?" Darwin and Evolution in the Muslim World conference, October 3, 2009. [PowerPoint, 20 min]
"Rejecting Materialism" McGill Symposium on Islam and Evolution, March 31, 2009. [PowerPoint, 30 min]
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"Creationism to Universal Darwinism," Darwin Day talk at Truman State University, February 12, 2002. [PowerPoint, 30 min]
"A World Designed by God: Science and Creationism in Contemporary Islam," Presented at the Center for Inquiry International Conference on "Science and Religion," November 11, 2001. [PowerPoint, 30 min]
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Reading it now - overflows with Presence & Light!
I bow down not only to Samantabhadra, but also to Karl Brunnhölzl - one of the best.
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I just received a copy today and look forward to reading it. It appears to be quite a treasure to have for us English speakers!
Looks like Brunnhölzl has opted to render ka dag as "alpha-purity." I recall that being a contentious choice around these parts when Keith Dowman employed it in his work. But apparently it meets KB's more rigorous standards. A quick search showed that usage had already appeared in works by Chögyam Trungpa, Khenpo Tsültrim Gyamtso, Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche, and Tony Duff, so I guess it was never purely Dowman's to begin with.
Apart from sounding terrible what do you find wrong with this translation?
Frankly, it's an odd choice since ka dag is just a contraction of "ka nas dag pa," and Mipham considers it a translation of śuddha.
The original author of this usage is CTR and the Nalanda Translation Committee.
In English dictionaries alpha as a modifier is 'dominant' or 'first'. I would hope that 'dominant' purity is not the gist - sounds like a battle among purities.
Without translators we the unwashed louts would be far worse off. Yet they are fond of carving out new or unique frames for Dharma words.
I wish they would just incorporate more Sanskrit equivalents and then have good glossaries.
Would primary or root purity fill the bill or adi-śuddha?
No different from alpha purity.
Adi is "dang po"" in Tibetan. The meaning of ka dag is that the basis, the nature of mind, has never been contaminated with ignorance, ignorance is adventitious.
Basically, the equivalent is simply bad English grammar.
Here is the problem: ka dag is a contraction of the term "ka nas dag pa", which is a noun formation in the ablative case.
It might seem trivial to you, but then, scores of polemics in Buddhist discourse are based on just such grammatical niceties. In the case, we are dealing with a term that is in fact an adjectival phrase, where the ablative case in Tibetan is rendered as an adjective.
There is no way to properly represent the ablative case with "alpha", mentioned above, because alpha cannot take the adjectival/adverbial "ly" ending. In English, you cannot say "pure from alpha", as this makes no sense at all. You cannot say "alphaly" but you can say "originally" and "primordially," and so on.
"Ka nas" does not mean "from the syllable ka." Ka" is a tibetan noun which means beginning, origin, or first. Its synonyms in Tibetan are rtsa ba, thog ma, and gdod ma; root, first, or beginning, respectively. Rtsa ba nas, thog ma nas, gdod ma nas, and ka nas are all synonyms in Tibetan, of which the ablative case may easily be rendered in English translation, i.e., from the root, from the first, from the beginning, etc. You can see this work as follows: fundamentally pure (rtsa nas dag pa); thog nas dag (initially pure), gdod nas dag (primordially pure), ka nas dag (originally pure). Or if we are taking the noun to be purity, then, fundamental purity, initial purity, primordial purity, and original purity. Since alpha is not flexible in this respect, it is not really very suitable as term for rendering ka/ka nas. This is the reason I found it to be an odd choice on KB's part, because he is an excellent scholar and a linguist. But it was a bad translation choice when Trungpa first suggested it, and it remains a bad translation choice still.
KB quotes a fair amount from Dowman tranlsations.Why?
KB also has two separate glossaries of English to Tibetan and Tibetan to English.Why two?
I was not blown away by this translation.
It would be nice to have a translation of this work by Malcolm or EPK.
In any case I should learn Tibetan and stop whining.
Brunnholzl has over a page in the endnotes explaining "alpha-purity" and "innate presence." Most of the discussion is surrounding "innate presence" but as a non-Tibetan reader I did not find "alpha-purity" confusing. I understood it to mean "original beginingless" or the like in context.
Honestly to me the only thing the book lacks is an index.
I understood it to mean "original beginingless" or the like in context.
That is not what the term ka dag means.
According to KB in the end notes, ka dag "refers to the original and beginningless purity or emptiness of all phenomenon in general and of rigpa in particular." That appears to describe how he handles "alpha" (i.e. original and beginningless).
I certainly cannot comment on the translation of ka dag but I was just offering a small juxtaposition to the idea previous in the thread that "alpha" might be understood as "dominant", "first", or the like. In context, I did not understand it to mean anything along those lines, but I'm also self-admittedly a stickler for reading end notes. Certainly simply saying something like "original purity" might be clearer, however. I recognize the importance of words but for the lay reader like myself I think the broader context carries more meaning than the semantics. For scholars, of course, it may be a different story and I certainly respect that fact.
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Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh): In another setback to the Opposition ahead of Presidential polls, Samajwadi Party ally Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party (SBSP) chief Om Prakash Rajbhar on Friday confirmed his support for the NDA presidential candidate Droupadi Murmu. Rajbhar who announced his decision this morning however denied any cracks within his party's alliance with the Samajwadi Party, which has pledged to support joint Opposition candidate Yashwant Sinha. The SBSP has 6 MLAs in the Uttar Pradesh legislative assembly. Rajbhar said that Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and Union Home Minister Amit Shah asked him to support the NDA candidate in the presidential elections slated to be held on July 18. "Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath had invited us for dinner to discuss extending support to Murmu. He said that since I was vocal on issues of relating to the backward classes, Dalits and minorities, I should support Murmu's candidature. Union Home Minister Amit Shah spoke to me after July 12 and said the same things," Rajbar said addressing a press conference here today. "Shah urged me to support Murmu in the elections and I decided that my party will support her," the SBSP chief added. Rajbhar had joined hands with the BJP prior to the 2017 Assembly elections before parting ways with it. He joined the Akhilesh Yadav-led alliance before the 2022 Assembly elections in the state. Rajbhar had said recently that he would decide on whether to support Murmu or the Opposition-backed presidential candidate Yashwant Singh in a few days time while also suggesting "all is well" in the Samajwadi Party-led alliance. However, the SBSP chief had expressed discontentment over not being called by Akhilesh Yadav for a meeting held on July 7. "Akhilesh Yadav held a meeting on July 7 but did not call me. Other allies including Jayant Chaudhary were called to the meeting except us. We are still with the alliance. Rest will be decided in the future," he said. Recently, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav's uncle Shivpal Singh Yadav extended support to the NDA-backed presidential candidate Murmu. Pragatisheel Samajwadi Party (Lohiya) chief Shivpal Singh Yadav, who had patched up with his nephew ahead of the Assembly polls alleged that the SP was weakening and several of its leaders were quitting due to the "political immaturity" of Akhilesh Yadav. Shivpal's remarks came a day after, he attended a dinner party hosted by Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath for Murmu at his official residence in Lucknow. The dinner was attended by opposition party leaders Jansatta Dal leader Raghuraj Pratap Singh alias 'Raja Bhaiya', BSP leader Uma Shankar Singh and the SBSP chief among others.


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