Medjool Date Palm Tree - Home Landscapes
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Pindo Palm Trees
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Bangalore, Oct 22 (IANS) A private complaint was filed Monday against Karnataka Health Minister Aravind Limbavali and 10 others in the Lokayukta (ombudsman) trial court here for allegedly favouring real estate firm DLF Ltd. in a housing project on the city's outskirts.
Admitting the complaint of N. Nagaraj, who claimed to be an aggrieved party, Lokayukta Judge N.K. Sudhindra Rao has posted the case for hearing Nov 3.
"Limbavali favoured DLF in October 2009 for pecuniary gain by recommending to the civic body BBMP (Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike) to widen a narrow road leading to its housing project at Begur on the outskirts of south Bangalore in violation of the city's revised Master Plan (RMP 2015) and other governing rules," Nagaraj alleged in his complaint.
Limbavali, who was then higher education minister in the first BJP government, represents the Mahadevapura assembly constituency in east Bangalore.
Among other respondents is former BBMP commissioner Bharat Lal Meena.
The New Delhi-based DLF is building a residential township christened 'Westend Heights' near Begur, which will have about 1,000 houses in 25 blocks and other amenities, including landscape garden, swimming pool, play area, health facilities, 24x7 power back-up, a community hall and sports facilities.
The multi-crore housing project, which is at an advanced stage of construction, is expected to be completed by this year-end.
The complainant, who owns a land adjacent to the DLF project site, alleged that on Limbavali's recommendation, the BBMP had "unauthorisedly" permitted the real estate builder to widen the linking road to 24 metres from 18 metres, resulting in the encroachment of his land.
DLF has been embroiled in a major controversy over its land dealings with Robert Vadra, son-in-law of Congress president Sonia Gandhi, as alleged by India Against Corruption (IAC) recently.
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News - Wednesday, October 24, 2012 Menlo briefs: Belle Haven pool adds hours for water polo Although his contract with Menlo Park required operating the city's Belle Haven pool for only three months a year, Tim Sheeper of Menlo Swim and Sport will open the facility six days a week starting in November for water polo season, according to city staff.
His organization has been operating the pool on Saturdays from September through October by offering swim lessons as well as renting the pool to a local water polo organization. Due to limited space at Burgess Pool, Menlo Swim and Sport plans to provide practice space at Belle Haven from 4 to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday and continue with swim lessons and rentals on Saturdays, staff said.
Search for Walgreens robber continues
It's not Halloween yet, but that didn't stop a man from donning a fake moustache before robbing a Walgreens in Menlo Park.
The man walked into the Santa Cruz Avenue store around 7:45 p.m. on Friday night and demanded money from a manager, according to police. After stuffing cash into a paper bag, he fled through the rear door. The robbery involved no weapon, witnesses said, and no one was hurt.
Police have yet to identify the suspect, described as a white male in his 40s with short dark hair, standing nearly 6 feet tall.
He wore a light hooded sweatshirt, green military-style jacket and dark pants. Completing the outfit were a blue baseball cap with multi-colored gloves, and of course, a moustache described in the report as "fake and costume like."
Curious about Mars rover "Curiosity"?
The Mars rover dubbed "Curiosity" landed on the red planet in August to start a 23-month mission of looking for signs of environmental conditions that could have supported life.
This Thursday, Oct. 25, the U.S. Geological Survey will featuring geologist Ken Herkenhoff, a member of the rover's mission team, discussing what scientists have discovered so far. Learn how scientists use special instruments aboard Curiosity to analyze dust and rocks to learn what role water played in forming the Martian landscape.
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LOOKING at the development of garden design and landscaping in Sarawak over the last two decades, we have seen the industry grow by leaps and bounds.
AT PEACE: Chinese-style gardens are designed to enable meditation.
Last week we focussed on Japanese ideals in garden design and this week we turn to China and its long history of landscape art.
Feng shui
These two words are direct translations of wind and water in Mandarin. The purpose of using feng shui in the garden is to create harmony. Those under the influence of Taoism believe in a cosmic energy called chi moving air or wind that is present everywhere.
According to this line of thought, it is of utmost importance to have chi flowing smoothly through the garden or house. This will apparently affect the inhabitants in terms of health, success, happiness and prosperity.
The art actually lies in influencing the flow of this cosmic energy to maximise the good fortune it imparts. Introducing some changes in the setting will allow for a smooth flow of chi. To an experienced feng shui practitioner, any space can be regarded as divided into eight sectors, following the earths magnetic or geological north and the rest southeast and west.
These techniques can be used in landscape design by controlling the colour, size, height, sound and shape of the plants, hardscape materials and the shape of the footpath or pool.
A friend named Dr Chang told me that having a pool of water in the east is less desirable for the younger generation, while in the west it is bad for the elders. This is because wind can create waves that will affect ones health.
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By Donal Lenihan
Monday, October 22, 2012
You know the landscape is changing when Munster have to employ every marketing strategy in the book to fill Thomond Park for a Heineken Cup pool game.
Being offered the dawn shift at 12.45 on a Sunday certainly doesnt help.
After successive road trips to Heineken Cup champions Leinster, RaboDirect champions Ospreys and Racing Metro in Paris yielded nothing in terms of a win, Munster returned to Limerick yesterday hoping to draw strength and inspiration from their spiritual home.
In those circumstances, to finish with a four-try bonus point, Munster are entitled to feel a warm glow after this 33-point win.
While Rob Penney has banned talk of transition in the squad, the fact that Munster finished this game with JJ Hanrahan on the field, along with a whole host of players serving their apprenticeship at this level, does offer hope for the future.
That said, the quality of the opposition has to be put into context before anyone starts getting carried away. For the second week in a row Edinburgh were simply awful. For a side noted for their attacking prowess, going 160 minutes of Heineken Cup rugby without registering a single point, just tells you where they are at present.
Munster were offered a boost before kick-off with confirmation that the visitors try-scoring machine Tim Visser was forced off due to injury along with their out-half kicking ace Greig Laidlaw.
You just wondered where their points might come from. In the end, we didnt even get to find out who their replacement place-kicker was going to be as Edinburgh didnt even exert enough pressure to warrant a single kick at goal.
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