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In Mayawati’s Home Turf, Bsp Fields A Brahmin First-timer For Noida

... brick kilns in Mainpuri. He had settled in Noida 30 years ago and has been involved with many social organisations in the city. His family is also close to this father’s namesake, who is the general secretary of the party. However, Ravikant Mishra was not the first choice for the seat. The BSP had in January 2016 fielded Birondi village’s Davendra Sharma, as the candidate. However on January 5, the party named Mishra, another Brahmin face, from Noida. Asked about the decision, Mishra, who is campaigning in urban and rural areas of Noida, said, “I do not know as the decision was taken at the highest level. My job is to work hard and win this seat.”. On Bharatiya Janata Party’s allegations that Mayawati sells party tickets, Mishra said, “The BJP has failed on various fronts and now demonetisation has been its biggest mistake. People will teach BJP a lesson in the upcoming assembly polls.”. If BJP repeats its sitting, Vimla Batham (55), from Noida, Mishra will become the seat’s youngest candidate. The SP has already fielded Ashok Chauhan (46) from Noida. ...

The Advice Playoff-seasoned Giants Gave To First-timer Mates

... is the biggest thing. Put pressure on him. We’ll see on Sunday.”. Vernon had 8.5 sacks this season and Harrison, signed primarily to be a run-stopper, has become a more significant factor on the pass rush in recent weeks. “At this point in the season — or postseason — guys are willing to do anything,” Vernon said. “[Harrison] is out there with us not only on the rush, but on pass because it’s all hands on deck.”. For the most part in recent weeks, it’s worked. Asked what the secret was, Vernon said, “I don’t know. Just playing good Giants football. That’s it.”. Whether that is enough to stop Rodgers and the Packers’ potent offense remains to be seen — and the Giants who haven’t been to the playoffs will have to learn fast. “It’s the opportunity of a lifetime,” running back Rashad Jennings said. “They say, ‘Act like you’ve been there before.’ Guess what? I ain’t never been there, so I don’t know how I’m gonna act.”. But fear not, Giants fans. Harrison insisted something in his background could come in handy come Sunday. “I have a lot of experience in the playoffs,” ...

Blackhawks’ Panarin Rips Perfect One-timer, Scores From Almost Impossible Angle

... half of his 17 goals this season have come in one-time fashion, and that’s likely a low estimate. Even still, none of those have been quite as impressive as his tally on Sunday night. Coming down the left wing in the first period, Panarin opened up his stance while Patrick Kane carried the puck into the Predators’ zone Sunday evening. Kane cut towards Panarin and placed a 10-foot pass on the Blackhawks winger’s stick, and in the blink of an eye, the puck somehow found a sliver of daylight up over the shoulder of Nashville’s Pekka Rinne to give Chicago an early lead. Watch where Rinne is by the time Panarin gets the puck. By the looks of it, Panarin doesn’t have much, if anything, to shoot at. You know he got some power in it when not even the camera operators can keep up with the shot, too. With the tally, which was his only point on the night, Panarin now ...

A First-timer's View From The Convention Floor

... it smart? Surely it’s what benefit that connectivity brings to the product, not the connectivity of the product. At first look, the individual or societal benefit of some of these technologies is not abundantly clear. There are still a lot of questions when it comes to IOT. (And not just from us!) The possibilities of its manifestation feel endless, but how can we feasibly reach the infrastructure required to support such constant connectivity? And who is allowed all of that data generated, and what should they be permitted to use it for? Despite our efforts from Day 1, there seems to have been quite the shyness to hear a definitive point of view on this. In particular, VR headsets and drones were in abundance, although we haven’t been to CES before, it’s been a hard push to tell what is new in this arena, what’s the innovation since their first appearance on the scene? We’re not sure, but more to follow on this (hopefully). Our strangest observation, and perhaps this is the norm for CES veterans, but most products still felt like a work in progress, this goes back to ...