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Priyanka Gandhi Vadra: It is better to have MP & MLA from Cong...

Added 02/07/12
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Priyanka Gandhi Vadra: It is better to have MP & MLA from Congress

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Priyanka Gandhi Vadra while addressing an election meeting at Jagdishpur in Amethi, on the second day of her second leg of campaign in Amethi and Raebareli, urged the people to strengthen the hands of Congress by supporting and electing Congress candidates in the upcoming assembly election in Uttar Pradesh. She added that her party Congress identifies with the rights of people and makes policies based on them. “This place has now merged with Jagdishpur. You have to cast your vote in the region Rahdhey Ji (The Congress candidate). You must have examined what your MLAs did for you in the past. Rahul Ji has brought in important schemes for the benefit of the people and your region. If you strengthen the hands of Radhey Ji, it will be easy to bring in development here and to find solutions for your problems because both the MP and MLA would be of the same party (Congress). You must have noticed the policies Central Government; they send funds for your benefits. But those funds are getting blocked in the state. There will not be a balance in functioning if the MP and MLA belong to different parties. The MLA creates hindrance for whatever your MP wants to do for you. Your Member of Parliament and the Central Government have been doing whatever they can do for you. Your region was attached to this constituency just two years back and so the expected developments have not yet happened here. To develop this region and to find solutions to your issues it is very important that you have a Congress MLA here. Election is on 15th (February). This election is very important not only for your future or future of your region but also for the future of the entire state. This election is a crucial one because for the past 22 years you have witnessed governments, which failed to bring in proper development here. But in these 22 years other states surged ahead, progressed and could strengthen their future. But here the situation is that you are being victimised by those who are supposed to serve you and ensure your security. You are forced to beg for your rights… They think that you will be obliged if they do any minor developmental work here and there… But the reality is that this is your right.

RICH RUNNING ELECTION TBP020112

Added 02/01/12
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Congress Leader Rahul Gandhi in Kaushambi (U.P) Part 1

Added 01/23/12
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TLDR: Cameras, Google, GIFs, and Windows 8

Added 01/17/12
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Episode 136: A Rare Opportunity

Added 01/15/12
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Episode 136: A Rare Opportunity

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I Was Just In The Neighborhood. I stayed at BC a few hours longer than the rest of our group not to take in the scenery, but to catch up with my old friend Dawa. Jeff was the first to head down and Steve and John followed a bit later leaving just me, Karma and Passang from our workshop group. While technically I?m still a client here in BC, I?ve finally managed to get the staff to understand that I?m ?one of them? and don?t need to be catered to in the same way as one of the participants. They?ve been doing an outstanding job ensuring the success of the group but when it?s just me up here they can turn off and just hang out. In fact, I encourage that kind of behavior! With Karma and Passang kicking back and enjoying the fine weather, the rest of the camp staff relaxed as well and I couldn?t have been happier. I know I?ve always got the best staff in the world to help me out but the reason I come back year after year is because these guys become lifelong friends of mine. Camp cook Dawa is a perfect example of that. Dawa and I became close during the 2003 expedition I was on with Ben Clark. Now, my job on that expedition was to document as much of it as possible but I was not a climber. So, Ben would disappear for weeks at a time further up on the mountain leaving me in Dawa?s care. That was my first experience in the Himalayas and I was extremely uncomfortable with being waited on hand and foot by the staff every day. Dawa was the one who listened to my incessant complaints about wanting to wash my own dishes and explained to me why it was important to just be OK with it. The staff has an incredible amount of pride in what they do and always strive to do the best job they can. I need to let them do what they do and if I am uncomfortable, just let them know how much I value the work they are doing for my by telling them how much I appreciate it. I took his advice and we became friends. That friendship was a crucial component of that 2003 experience for me and I?m not sure if I would have enjoyed the expedition if I hadn?t had Dawa. Let me ad to that sentiment: The Rest of Everest may not have existed if it weren?t for Dawa making that first trip such an amazing experience. I owe a lot to him and his generosity, kindness, patience and hard work. I thought I would be able to tell him all of that in person in 2007 when I returned to Everest with my friend Scott Jacobs but, alas, it was not to be. Mountain Tribes was scheduled to have a team on the North Side and Dawa was going to be the cook but 2 weeks before the climbing season began the permit was switched to the South Side. When Scott and I walked into BC, Dawa was already encamped on the other side of the mountain. I was crushed because I had come so far from home and was so looking forward to spending some time with Dawa. This year everything worked out perfectly and I was finally able to tell Dawa ?thanks? and to reminisce about that 2003 expedition now 6 years in the past. My, how time flies! I was also able to finally show him my favorite portions of the film myself and that was great fun. Another case of art imitating life imitating art. Never in my wildest dreams could I have imagined how that 2003 expedition was going to change my life. Thanks Dawa. Total Running Time: 34:04

TPGHOEH: Sherlock Holmes And The Secret Weapon

Added 01/06/12
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TPGHOEH: Sherlock Holmes And The Secret Weapon

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From http://en.wikipedia.org Sherlock Holmes (Basil Rathbone) pretends to be a Nazi spy to aid scientist Dr. Franz Tobel and his new invention, a bombsight, in escaping a Gestapo trap in Switzerland. Holmes and Franz fly to London, where Holmes places him under the protection of his friend, Dr. Watson (Nigel Bruce). The scientist slips away against Holmes' instructions for a secret reunion with his fiancee, Charlotte Eberli (Kaaren Verne), and gives her an envelope containing a coded message. He tells Charlotte to give it to Holmes if anything should happen to him. Leaving Charlotte's apartment, an attempt to abduct him by German spies is foiled by a passing London bobby. Tobel successfully demonstrates the bombsight for Sir Reginald Bailey (Holmes Herbert) and observers from Bomber Command. Tobel, now under the protection of Inspector Lestrade (Dennis Hoey) and Scotland Yard, tells Sir Reginald that, although willing to provide the British with his bombsight, only he will know its secret and has a complex plan for its manufacture to keep the secret safe. He separates his invention into four parts and gives one to each of four scientists, known only to him, to construct separately. Soon after, Holmes receives a call from Lestrade telling him that Tobel has disappeared. Holmes goes to Charlotte's apartment, where he receives the Tobel's envelope. Rather than the coded message, the message inside is from Holmes' nemesis, master criminal Professor Moriarty (Lionel Atwill). Disguising himself as Ram Singh, one of Moriarty's old henchmen, Holmes searches the Soho district for information. He encounters two henchmen, but is captured by Moriarty. Holmes is put into the false bottom of a sea chest, but is rescued when Watson and Lestrade observe the henchmen struggling with its unusual weight. Holmes returns to Charlotte's apartment to search for clues to the message's contents. He finds impressions of the message left on a notepad page by immersing it in "fluorescent salts... and then photograph(ing) it by ultraviolet light." Holmes breaks the first three lines of a cunningly modified alphabet substitution code, which are the identities and locations of three of the scientists, but unable to break the fourth line, which has been altered as an added precaution, soon learns that Moriarty has murdered all three and stolen their parts. Meanwhile, Moriarty, also unable to break the fourth line, tortures Tobel for the name of the fourth scientist. Holmes deduces the change in the code and breaks the fourth line, identifying the scientist as Professor Frederick Hoffner. Moriarty accidentally deciphers the code. He sends agents to abduct Hoffner, who has the brilliance to put the four parts together should Tobel not recover from torture. The German agents bring the scientist, who is actually Holmes in disguise again, to Moriarty's seemingly undetectable stronghold. Unknown to Moriarty, Holmes had the real Hoffner attach an apparatus to their car that drips luminous paint at regular intervals. Holmes uses Moriarty's vanity and pride to trick him into slowly bleeding Holmes to death "drop by drop", to stall for time. Holmes is saved at the last minute, however, by Watson and Lestrade, who with Hoffner's help, successfully followed the drops. Scotland Yard apprehends the spies, but Moriarty escapes. When he attempts to complete his escape through a secret passageway, he falls sixty feet to his death; Holmes has discovered the criminal's hidden trap door and left it open.[1] This is the second Basil Rathbone "Sherlock Holmes" film in which Moriarty dies. He is thrown to his death from the top of the Tower of London by Holmes in 1939's The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. During the course of the adventure, Holmes adopts the disguises of an elderly German bookseller (taken from the Arthur Conan Doyle story The Adventure of the Empty House), the lascar sailor Ram Singh, and the Swiss scientist Professor Hoffner.

Congress Leader Rahul Gandhi in Kaimganj (U.P) Part 3

Added 12/29/11
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Fire at ad exec's home kills 5 on Christmas

Added 12/26/11
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Haute Winter 2012 Fashion Show, Milan | FTV

Added 12/19/11
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Adding and Subtracting Positive and Negative Fractions

Added 11/16/11
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Mandatory Drug Tests for Welfare Programs?

Added 11/16/11
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Cain Dodges Sexual Harassment Question

Added 10/31/11
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A Look at Apple's New 'Siri'

Added 10/14/11
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A Look at Apple's New 'Siri'

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(Image source: Apple) BY CHARLIE MCKEAGUE ANCHOR ANA COMPAIN-ROMERO Ladies and gentlemen – the iPhone 4S – it’s here and it’s real. Apple’s highly anticipated new smartphone was announced Tuesday. And while the specs are impressive, its got one new feature that’s really getting some press - and its not the cloud. “It’s the next evolution of voice control and based on their acquisition of the Siri assistant. Now, its all voice control and will allow you to make appointments that are instantly added to your calendar, compose voice to text messages, and create reminders for that rash ointment you forgot about.” (Video: CNET) Boom! But is it really a breakthrough? Google has basically already been there, done that. But either way – a reporter for Fox News says Assistant IS all that. “Imagine if you had a personal assistant built into your iPhone. ... You just pick up your iPhone and say remind me to pick up bread later today. Then it populates puts that information right inside your calendar and then sends you reminders. No typing involved.” And all of that causing Wired to say... “Apple’s Rumored Virtual Assistant Could Outshine New iPhone” So it’s gonna be cool, but is it any different than what’s already out there? According to Apple Insider, Apple says yes - and here’s why. "It will figure out what results you don’t like, what restaurants you frequent, and what people you want to talk to the most. It will adapt to your needs and become more than just a module for voice commands...” So it listens – AND learns. Wanna see a prototype in action? This is Mac Rumors – putting together a little show of its own. “Send text to Scott Forestall saying I like the new assistant. Mobile or Work? Mobile. Get information on the International Space Station.” Other new features on the 4S are the cloud – the camera, and the new processor. Stay tuned to Newsy for all your Tech Video News as we will have more videos on Apple as the details unfold.

Is A-Rod a Playoff Bust?

Added 10/14/11
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Is A-Rod a Playoff Bust?

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Image Source: (Danny Wild) BY TOM MARTIN You're watching multisource sports video news analysis from Newsy. It’s happening again: Alex Rodriguez still can’t buy a hit in the playoffs. As a result, his Yankees are on the verge of an early postseason exit. ESPN reports: “Alex Rodriguez struggling in the playoffs. That has happened before. You spoke with him tonight, what can you tell us about him, Is he pressing, what's going on?” “Alex said he felt like he had really good at-bats tonight and felt like he was seeing the ball. But as he said, when you don't get results in certain situations, it's not going to work out well for the team and certainly is something that has to change for the Yankees if they're going to turn around the series.” Rodriguez went 1 for 14 against Detroit in the 2006 playoffs -- relegating him to the eighth spot in the Yankee batting order. This year, he’s hitless -- oh for ten. A Yankees blogger on WasWatching says it’s time for another change. “If [Joe Girardi and Brian Cashman] had a pair, they would bench Alex Rodriguez … in Game 4 of the ALDS … But that’s never going to happen … It’s way too much money to send to the pine.” So they can’t bench him. He’s the highest paid player in the history of the sport. But as New York Magazine’s Joe DeLessio (dee-less-ee-o?) writes, there could be another issue: “There’s an added wrinkle to A-Rod’s struggles in this series: It’s not so much a question of whether he can hit in the clutch … but a question of whether he can physically hit at all right now… It’s a fact that he’s had issues with his knee and thumb this season.” Yankees fans have already answered A-Rod’s struggles; they booed him at home during Game 2. A writer for Yankees blog Pinstripe Alley says that’s unfair: “Derek Jeter's postseason [on-base percentage] of .269 since the start of the 2010 ALDS hasn't warranted a single boo? How about Mark Teixeira's meager [.168 batting average] in postseason games with the Yankees? No boos quite as extreme as the ones aimed at Alex Rodriguez.” Fans will be fans, but what do opponents think of A-Rod’s decline? According to the Wall Street Journal’s Daniel Barbarisi (bar-ba-ree-see?)-- in Game 3, Detroit nearly did the unthinkable: “Postgame, [Tigers manager Jim Leyland] admitted that he nearly walked [Robinson Cano] in order to pitch to Rodriguez—and the primary reasons he didn't do it had more to do with the rainy weather than any fear of the hitter formerly known as A-Rod.” Stick with Newsy for all your sports news analysis -- and don’t forget to follow us on Twitter @NewsyVideos! Transcript by Newsy.