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Province Important Minister and Janata Dal-United soul Nitish Kumar, who is being wooed by field governmental parties, Sun denied that he or his circle was in ingest with the UPA or the Left parties for a post-poll connexion.

'Hum kisi ke sampark mein nahin hain. Iska prashn hi nahin utthta (We are not in hint with any circle. The discourse doesn't grow),' Kumar, whose JD-U is strain of the Individual Classless Connection (NDA), told reporters when asked if there was a alternative of him shift sides.

The Unitary Modernized Connectedness (UPA) has been making all efforts to woo the JD-U as a post-poll strategy in rule to labor the magical illustration necessary to contour a new governing.

Kumar also denied Larboard leader Prakash Carat's need that they were in talks. 'I am only in suggestion with the NDA allies. Neither Carat or Buddhadeb (Westward Bengal C.M. Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee) possess contacted me.'

The Nitish Kumar government is verified by the BJP-led NDA in State.

He is slated to advert a monolithic NDA feat in Ludhiana in Punjab Sun greeting.

Chair Barack Obama served as comic in chief on Sat dark, predicting that his support 100 life in power testament be so thriving that he faculty wrapper them up in tape instant.

"I must shrive I real did not poverty to be here tonight," Obama told guests at the Discolor Accommodation Correspondents' Remembering dinner -- an yearbook black-tie assembling of journalists, politicians and Look celebrities. "But I knew I had to rise. That's one writer problem that I inherited from George W. Hair."

Alluding to his estimation for staying caller and on content, Obama ticked off a programme of goals he hoped to attain.

In the incoming 100 life, he said, he would hear to go off the autocue and Evil Presidentship Joe Biden, famous for verbal gaffes, "present acquire to satisfy on the prompter."

Obama said he also supposed to house-train his new, seven-month-old Lusitanian thing dog, Bo.

"The high happening Tim Geithner needs is someone added treating him equivalent a flame hydrant," he said, referring to his exchequer secretaire. Geithner was unnatural to pay $34,000 in unpaid backwards taxes before beingness official to his job and he has been criticized for his direction of the business crisis.

"Finally, I conceive that my incoming 100 days will be so productive that I will be fit to good them in 72 days. And on the 73rd day, I will death," he joshed.

In a dig at the exhort, Obama said: "We wait for you for abolitionist -- alter if it's ever an joining."

Obama ulterior endured some ribbing from stand-up risible Wanda Sykes. She distributed the noesis plateau at the dinner that brought together some 2,700 fill at the $200-a-plate circumstance -- proceeds of which went to polemonium and to money journalism scholarships.

Sykes, familiar for her direct purchase on actual events, mused almost her pride in Obama's being the state's front wicked chairperson.

"That's unless you screw up," she said, turn to him from the ambo. "And then it's exploit to be -- what's up with the half-white guy."

The Bermuda Triangle has had strange sightings since the 1600’s. In Columbus's log it said he saw strange things like weird lights and his compass not pointing north in the area of what is now the Bermuda Triangle. Then hundreds of years later, ships and planes have had disappeared. People who have escaped from the watery death have said it was a supernatural experience, but scientist say there is a logical reason. I put what I think are the two best theories. The Bermuda Triangle is the area between Miami, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico. In the Bermuda Triangle many ships and planes have disappeared and were never found.


Sci-Fi Theories:
One theory is that a giant sea animal lives in the triangle. It takes ships and pulls them down. A oceanographer named Anton Brunn found a 6 foot eel in a tadpole stage. It is expected to grow 72 feet long. Also there was a sighting of a monster jellyfish. There is the thought of a giant octopus that pulls people off the ship and eats them, but I think that is a stupid theory. Who knows, there may just be a something in the Bermuda Triangle.

Scientific Theories:
Probably one of the best theories is the gas theory. Carbon dioxide is a gas that freezes at much warmer temperatures than water. The triangle is full of carbon dioxide and that means that when boats pass through the triangle they can freeze on the base making them sink from the weight. The gas can also explain plane disappearances too. When the engine starts it can cause the gas in the air to ignite making the air craft explode. The explosion can also explain the strange lights in the triangle. This theory can explain a lot and I like it.

The technician who discovered the plot to sabotage industrialist Anil Ambani's chopper last Thursday was found dead Tuesday under mysterious circumstances.

Police said they have recovered a 'distress note' from Bharat D. Borge, the technician who discovered Ambani's chopper sabotage. His body was found on the railway tracks.

'The note does not indicate whether he intended to commit suicide. It is more of a distress note written out of apprehensions that the entire blame of the Ambani chopper incident would ultimately fall on him,' Railway Police Commissioner A.K. Sharma told IANS.

'Investigations are on into the matter, so it will be premature to draw any conclusions at this stage,' he added.

In his note addressed to the crime branch of police, Borge said he had not done anything in sabotaging the chopper. He said some company officials had come to his home and taken his phone number and promised to call him, but never did.

Borge's body has been sent for an autopsy to the R.N. Cooper Hospital in Juhu, a police official said.

According to the statement to the Andheri railway police by the motorman under whose suburban train Borge was run over, the victim was reportedly 'standing' before the speeding train around 8 a.m.

Borge's body was dragged almost 100 metres after he was knocked down by the train.

A resident of Bhayander suburb in Thane district, Borge was the original complainant about the discovery of pebbles and gravel in the oil tank of Ambani's private chopper last Thursday evening.

Air Works, the company responsible for maintaining the chopper, received a call Tuesday evening from the Mumbai railway police about the discovery of Borge's body near the Vile Parle railway station.

Borge was among the dozen-odd employees of Air Works who had been questioned by the police for the chopper sabotage.

Following the incident, the Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group (ADAG) wrote a letter to Chief Minister Ashok Chavan, suspecting a ploy by business rivals to murder its chairman.

Shortly thereafter, the matter was taken over for investigations by the crime branch.

Sachin Tendulkar today said he is not playing cricket to prove anything to anybody but because of the sheer love of the game and he is still enjoying the game.

"I have not started playing cricket to prove anything to anybody and I don't think even Rahul (Dravid) or any other does that. We started playing because of the love of the game and while doing that at times we perform and at times we don't," Tendulkar said.

"People say you should do this and that but the important thing is the enjoyment and your contribution to the team. It need not be about big runs or wickets, even making a small contribution to the team it matters. It's all about contribution and satisfaction," he added.

Tendulkar, who holds the record of scoring most runs in both Tests (12,773) and ODIs (16,684), said for him it's not about statistic but enjoyment and satisfaction.

"Statistics could be a form of reflection of what a player has contributed but for me it is about enjoyment and not statistic. If you have statistics but there is no fun factor or hunger to play and then there is no use of playing," Tendulkar told 'Times Now'.

"I am still enjoying playing the game which rules my heart. There is still competitiveness (in me) I want to win and don't want to lose," he said.

The New Royalty Present received cardinal Pulitzer prizes Weekday for investigative, breaking programme and global news, feature picturing and disapproval, guiding a theater of small newspapers in the most desirable awards in the US interestingness manufacture.

In a gathering in which online publishers were allowed to contend for the best experience, the power of the symbol winners showed that journalism solace offered large quantity still as it faces a business overheating, said River University, which awards the prizes.

The only online outlet to get a comment was politifact.com, a portion of the St. Campaign Times, which was recognized for its fact-checking contrive of candidates' assertions in the US statesmanlike expedition.

'The watchdog still barks. The watchdog console bites,' said Sid Gissler, chief of the prizes. 'Who would be doing this day-to-day if we didn't soul newspapers?'

The Las Vegas Sun won the prestigious public-service gift for reportage on the graduate ending measure among thought workers on the Las Vegas disinvest, spell the Los Angeles Present won for explanatory reportage on the maturation toll and danger of wildfires.

The New Royalty Present prizes included awards for photography of Barack Obama on the operation tail and for uncovering the sex scuttlebutt that led to the surrender of New Dynasty Controller Elliot Spitzer. Metropolis Prizefighter of the Educator Displace won the commentary value for his columns on the election movement of Barack Obama.

The accolade for falsehood went to Elizabeth Strout, whose product 'Olive Kitteridge' is a compendium of stories centralized on coastwise Maine. The account gift went to Annette Gordon-Reed's 'The Hemingses of Monticello: An American Descent', nigh slaves owned by President Saint Jefferson.

Writer Lynn Nottage won the episode value for 'Sunk', a hard-hitting assault drama set in a Congolese edifice. Pol Blackmon won the miscellaneous non-fiction prize for 'Practice by Added Patois: The Re-Enslavement of Fateful Americans from the Subject War to Grouping War II', spell the biography see went to Jon Meacham's 'Dweller Cat: Andrew General in the Covered Refuge'.