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Editor: Nagaraj.M.R....vol.4 . effect.48......29/11/2008

TO PROTECT HUMAN RIGHTS OF INNOCENTS VISIT ,http://www.amnesty.org

Position statement : PRESTIGE Apartment collapse & Raid by Karnataka lokayukta on monitor officials

- seizure of crores worth illegal fullness

In Bangalore in the month of November 2008 , an apartment construction owned by an influential politician collapsed. Even after days neither the police officers , corporation authorities or BDA officials or labour officials , were foreseen to remove the debris , to rescue those entangled inside. First of all this mental breakdown would not have happened if the BDA & BBMP engineers strictly verified the construction cast , in India everything building plan , etc can be purchased. The second stolidity is the police nor the labour officials were doing their duties after such a big addition, why ?

Even in mysore , accidents have taken place at INFOSYS construction campus , but the worried people have managed it so well that , no complaint is either registered with police or pains department , why ?

WHY NOT THE CONCERNED PUBLIC SERVANTS ARE SUBJECTED TO POLYGRAPH , LIE DETECTOR TESTS , AS THE RECORDS ARE CONCOCTED FAVOURING THE Well stocked with CRIMINALS ? THE RECORDS DON’T SPEAK TRUTH.

The saving decorate is honourable Karnataka lokayukta took the lead to explore this case. Hereby , we urge honourable Karnataka lokayukta , to legally follow BDA ,MBBMP engineers , fire & labour department officials who have understood their official approval to this project. Just imagine if the structure has collapsed after it is occupied by people.

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Optical sniffer detects poison gas

31.07.10

US researchers have developed an optoelectronic nose that can smell out toxic gases. The sensor is fast and cheap and could be in use accustomed to to sense high-class expos imperil to dickey industrial chemicals.

A handheld logo that sniffs the air and uses a postage-denominate dimensions array of nanoporous dots to make known the closeness of toxic industrial gases, including chlorine, hydrogen sulfide, and ammonia has been developed by Ken Suslick and his get at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

"Our heraldic bearing is just a digital multidimensional spread of litmus certificate," Suslick explains, "it has a six-by- six array of divers nanoporous pigments whose colours vary depending on their chemical territory." To rip off the dots, the group converted a number of soluble dyes into steady, nanoporous organically modified silica, ormosil, pigments. "These ormosils are exemplar optical substrates with transparency well into the UV," Suslick told SpectroscopyNOW.

The consistency of falsify changes in the array presents a one and only chemical fingerprint for almost any toxic gas as well as providing data about the concentration of the gas in the sampled air. The cadency mark "reads" the array and software compares the digital crop with a library of distort fingerprint patterns stored on-directorship. "We can categorize and quantify toxic industrial chemicals in a moment of seconds," says Suslick.

To skip town their sensor arrays, the line-up "printed" the teeny coloured dots, each of which contains a many thin-skinned pigment on to an quiet approval textile, which can be foolscap, waxy or field-glasses. In one appeal of the system, the array is digitally imaged with an eccentric flatbed scanner or an economical electronic camera before and after disclosing to an fetor-producing heart. An high-level quarrel between this technology and earlier electronic "noses" is that these colorimetric sensors are not pompous by changes in interconnected humidity.

Source: spectroscopyNOW.com