Tuesday, 4 September 2012

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Michael Strahan becomes Kelly Ripa's co-host on "Live! With Kelly"

Originally published: September 4, 2012 9:16 AM
Updated: September 4, 2012 9:44 AM
By The Associated Press
Former Giants player Michael Strahan at The 26th
Photo credit: AP File, 2011 | Former Giants player Michael Strahan at The 26th Annual Sports Spectacular The Hyatt Regency HotelCentury City in Los Angeles, Calif. Strahan was officially named co-host of "Live!" beside Kelly Ripa.
Former football star Michael Strahan joined "Live! With Kelly" as permanent co-host on Monday, fulfilling a joking prophecy he made to Regis Philbin more than four years ago.
The gap-toothed former New York Giant jogged onto the morning show set and picked up co-host Kelly Ripa in a bear hug, lifting her off her feet. He replaces Philbin, who left last November. Strahan was the survivor in a series of on-air tryouts of potential co-hosts since Philbin left, and his hiring has been an open secret for the past two weeks.
Strahan appeared relaxed and amiable on his first day and drew "ahhhs" from women in the studio audience when he presented Ripa with a dozen red roses.
"It's so nice to have a co-host literally sweep you off your feet," Ripa said, "and I know that he can bench press me if he wanted to."
Ripa played a clip of Strahan's first appearance on the show in 2008, shortly after the Giants had won the Super Bowl. Philbin asked Strahan what he would want to do after retiring from football and Strahan said that Philbin's job looked pretty good.
"I was joking," Strahan said on Tuesday, "and I'm glad the joke came true."
Philbin was the original "Live!" host for more than 28 years, with Ripa joining him in 2001. Strahan said Philbin set the benchmark. "I am in awe of him," he said.
Strahan is one of several new faces in daytime television this fall. Steve Harvey begins a new talk show on Tuesday. Katie Couric, Ricki Lake and Jeff Probst also have new shows starting in the next couple of weeks.
Strahan, currently a host of "Fox NFL Sunday," towers over his co-host, who barely reaches his shoulders when they stand next to each. When they sit next to each other, the seats are adjusted to minimize the difference.
Before bringing Strahan out, Ripa joked about the lengthy search, advising people to stop sending her resumes.
"I have enjoyed every single solitary person except for one," she said. "The staff is laughing because they know that's true."
Television actress Claire Danes was the revamped show's first guest.
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Monday, 25 June 2012

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 The Micromax Funbook, available at Rs.6,499, is the cheapest ICS budget tablet to hit the markets. This is the slimmest budget ICS tablet available at present at gudget shops. If you wish to pick up a budget tablet and are on a really tight budget, you can consider the Micromax Funbook.

In the recent past, Rs.10,000 price point has witnessed the rise of quite a few tablets from brands such as iBall, Mercury, Beetle, Viewsonic and Reliance to name a few. And in the race to break the price barrier, some of these devices have compromised on features such as build, battery life, camera and the power under the hood. Until now, these devices ran Android version 2.2 or 2.3.

In the past few weeks however, we have seen a change in this trend. The tablets are maintaining the Sub 10K price point but the biggest addition in terms of features is Google’s latest Android Ice Cream Sandwich OS. A lot of companies such as HCL, Zync, iberry, and now Micromax, have brought ICS tablets to India.

The device has a grey plastic back with a matte finish and the screen has a black glossy border making it a fingerprint and dust magnet.

The front of the device houses the 7-inch display that boasts of a resolution of 480x800. The front also has the 0.3MP camera and threephysical buttons – back, home and menu. Running ICS, the tablet doesn’t really need physical buttons as these functions can be accessed directly through the ICS UI.

There is no rear-facing camera on the device. In terms of connectivity, all the ports are at the bottom of the device. It has a mini USB port, mini HDMI out, a headphones jack, microSD card slot and the DC in.

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Clashes erupt in Indian Kashmir after shrine fire

A fire broke out in a 200-years old Kashmiri shrine in Srinagar on Monday. While fire fighters tried to control the blaze, anti-Indian protesters clashed with police forces leading to nearly 40 injuries.
Monday, June 25th 2012, 12:00 AM



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Kashmiri residents watch as firefighters try to extinguish a fire at the nearly 200-years-old Sheikh Abdul Qadir Jeelani Shrine, popularly known as Ghaus-e-Azam, or Dastgeer Sahab, in downtown Srinagar, India, Monday, June 25, 2012.
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Kashmiri residents watch as firefighters try to extinguish a fire at the nearly 200-years-old Sheikh Abdul Qadir Jeelani Shrine, popularly known as Ghaus-e-Azam, or Dastgeer Sahab, in downtown Srinagar, India, Monday, June 25, 2012.
A fire destroyed a revered Muslim shrine in India's portion of Kashmir on Monday, prompting anti-government protests by residents angered over what they said was a slow response by firefighters.
The cause of the fire at the 200-year-old shrine of Sheikh Abdul Qadir Jeelani in the heart of Srinagar city was not immediately known. The blaze started from the roof shortly after morning prayers and quickly engulfed the wooden structure, a police official said. He spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to the media.
The 11th century saint, popularly known worldwide as Ghaus-e-Azam, is buried in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad. The shrine, which held his relics, has served as an important center of Islamic and spiritual teachings in Kashmir.
"The holy relics are safe and have been retrieved," the officer said.
Police and paramilitary soldiers laid razor wire and erected steel barricades on roads leading to the shrine where thousands of men and women had gathered, many of them wailing and crying.


Kashmiri women wail outside the nearly 200-year-old Sheikh Abdul Qadir Jeelani Shrine, popularly known worldwide as Ghaus-e-Azam or Dastgeer Sahab, after it caught fire in downtown Srinagar, India, Monday, June 25, 2012.
Scores of firefighters tried to douse the flames, but protesters threw stones at them, saying their response was slow. Thousands of people later crowded nearby streets, chanting anti-India slogans and demanding Kashmir's freedom from Indian rule.
Clashes erupted in at least four other neighborhoods in Srinagar, with protesters throwing stones at police and officers responding by firing bullets into the air and using tear gas, the officer said.


Kashmiri Muslim protesters and Indian paramilitary soldiers throw rocks and bricks at each other during anti-government protests after a fire destroyed a revered Muslim shrine in Srinagar, India, Monday, June 25, 2012.
At least 30 protesters and 10 policemen were injured in the clashes, the officer said. Shops and businesses stayed closed.
Authorities appealed for calm and ordered a probe into the fire.
"It's an unfortunate incident. The probe will be completed within a few days," Law Minister Ali Mohammed Sagar told reporters in Srinagar.
But separatists rejected the government probe and instead called for an independent investigation. They also called for a general strike on Tuesday.
"It needs to be thoroughly probed as the custodians of the shrine informed us that the fire started at at least three places in the shrine," said Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, a top separatist leader. "We've no faith in government probes. They always use these tactics to becalm public anger."
Anti-India sentiment runs deep in Kashmir, where rebel groups have fought since 1989 for independence from India or its merger with neighboring Pakistan.
More than 68,000 people have been killed in the uprising and subsequent Indian crackdown.
This article was distributed through the NewsCred Smartwire. Original article © The Associated Press 2012
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