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[Author: Samir Saha; Translator: Rama Kundu; translated from Dainik Statesman 25 May 2007]
[Translator’s Note: Singur—the best fertile farmland of Bengal till the other day-- completed its one year of occupation by the joint occupation forces of the CPI(M) cadres and police in service of Tata. Within this one year there have already been two suicides by farmers, one starvation death, two murders, in addition to a large number of injured men-women-boys, girls who are carrying on protest in the teeth of relentless callous and cruel musclemen. Here is a brief calendar of this grim one year of Singur]

On 18 May 2006 the chief minister declared – land will be given to the Tata company at Singur for constructing factory for producing small motor cars. The farmers, panicked at the declaration, called an emergency meeting on 21 May 2006, under the leadership of the local Trinamul MLA Rabindranath Bhattacharya, Panchayat member Dipak Adhikari, and the peasant leader Becharam Manna. When on 25 May quite a few executive officers, flanked by local CPIM leaders of Singur, came to survey the site for the proposed factory at Bajemalia the panicked farmers expressed their protest; the aggrieved peasants prostrated before the convoy of the Tata officers in front of the New Ujjal Sangha Club of Gopalnagar Paschimpara. They raised the slogan—‘Not an inch of farmland for factory!’ Indeed, it was on 25 May 2006, that the Singur peasants’ movement started, as the leaders of Singur Farmland Defence Committee claim.
On 27 May Rabindranath Bhattacharya, Becharam Manna, et al came to attend , on behalf of the peasants of Singur, the all-party meeting convened by the District Magistrate. They vehemently opposed the plan of setting up the Tata industry on the farmland. On the very same night there had been a meeting of farmers unwilling to part with their land at Gopalnagar Ghoshpara of Singur. On 4 June 2006 the fullfledged Singur Krishijamiraksha Committee (Singur Farmland Defence Committee) was formed with the Trinamul MLA Rabindsranath Bhattacharya as president, Sanjib Bhattacharya(SUC), Bikashranjan Bag(BJP), Haren Singha Roy(Congress) as vice-presidents, Bacharam Manna(Trinamul) and Shankar Jana(SUC) as joint conveners. The committee took 113 members to start with. The committee was framed in the house of Dipak Adhikari, The Panchayat member of KDG village.
On 18 June Mamata Bandyopadhyay came to address the peasants’ convention on the Hospital ground of Singur Bajemalia . It was a huge gathering, in which the large number of participants—both men and women-- from peasant families, share-croppers and farm-labors was particularly remarkable. In the convention the farmers took the pledge not to surrender a single inch of their farmland. On 25 June a huge procession was taken out by farmers at 2 pm from the vicinity of Singur Daluigacha hotel; it was a protest march against the appropriation of farmland for factory. In the procession of nearly six thousand the farmers carried sticks, brooms, sickle, ladle and stirrer and equipments used on farmland.The marching peasants roared out, threatening a stiff resistance movement against attempts to usurp farmland. Again, on 3 July the farmers took out a long procession. The police of the Singur PS declared the procession illegal and framed Rabindranath Bhattacharya and Becharam Manna in police cases.
On 13 July around 1250 farmers came to the District Magistrate’s office at Chunchura to submit their written declaration against surrendering their land. On 17 July around six thousand farmers gathered at the District Magistrate’s office and submitted memorandum indicating their refusal to surrender their land. On 18 July Mamata came to Singur. As a token of protest against the ban on cultivation of the Aman crop (of rice) within the proposed area of the factory she planted Aman sapling on the land. On 23 July three more fora joined the Singur Krishijamiraksha Committee; these were Mazduoor Kranti Parishad, CPI-ML(Naya Ganatantra), and Khetmazoor Samiti. On 24 July the farmers, the members of the movement against the government decision for forcible occupation of farmland for industry staged a road blockade on Durgapur Expressway for four hours. On 27 July the peasant women took out long processions. These peasant women, unwilling to part with their land, took out three processions from Gopalnagar, Bajemelia and Khaser Bheri on that day. The strong determination against surrendering their land was pronounced in their expression.
On 2 August and 8 August the farmers gathered at the Panchayat Office of KGD and Gopalnagar villages respectively, and presented memorandum appealing to the Panchayat office not to accept the government notification towards land acquisition. On 14 August the employees of the Block Land Reform office came to the villages to distribute the notice of land acquisition; but on facing stiff resistance from the village farmers they did not proceed and went back from the fringe area of Beraberi Santoshima Tala. 22 August was the day fixed for seeking the opinions of farmland owners regarding the proposed land acquisition at Singur B.D.O. office. Through the whole several thousands of unwilling farmers staged a sit-in at the office and voiced their grievance. On 24 August local CPIM leader Srikanta Chattopadhyay came to campaign in favour of land acquisition for the purpose of industry, and was instantly chased off by the peasant women of Gopalnagar Kolepara locality. On 26 August about a thousand students of the Singur Block—including both boys and girls—took out a long procession protesting against the farmland acquisition for industry.
On 1 September the employees of Land Reforms Department again came to serve notification of land acquisition, and went back from Beraberi Santoshi Ma Tala in the face of strong demonstration of unwilling farmers. On that day the peasant women had been holding brooms and sticks. On 3 September the peasants took out a long procession shouting slogans of protest. In the procession that started from the club ground of Kamarkundu Bharati Sangha the angry peasants burnt the effigy of the chief minister. On 7 September the peasants met in a huge gathering in front of Daluigacha D.D.Bharati Bidyalaya and took pledge for defending farmland. It was on this day that the farmers planted black flags in their own land in protest against the government decision. On 10 September the peasants formed ‘human chain’; holding hand in hand they stood encircling the land, while raising the slogan, ‘We will save the land.’
On 25 September the cheque issued in the name of an unwilling farmer was appropriated by another through forgery; at this angry, aggrieved farmers gherao-ed the Singur B.D.O. office. Several thousand peasants—men and women—demonstrated till night. The District Magistrate and police officers remained gherao-ed. In the meantime Mamata Bandyopadhyay arrived at the B.D.O.office in the evening. She insisted that the government must cancel its decision of farmland acquisition. Around 1-30 am at night the peasants were dispersed by the combined attack of Raff and Combat police. Large number of men and women were injured by the severe police thrashing. Mamata was beaten up, and dragged up into a police van and so sent to Kolkata. Seventy-nine people were framed by the police and thrown into the prison. Among them 42 women , including Payel Bag ( a two and a half years’ kid from a peasant family) were framed under the provisions of the arms act. The following day the police again lathicharged a peasants’ procession. In protest against farmland acquisition the organizers shut down six public Durga pujas at Singur. During Dewali the farmers lit no candle in villages like Gopanagar, Bajemelia, Beraberi, Khaser Bheri, Dobandi, Singher Bheri, Rupnarayanpur, etc. At the fall of October the farmers abstained from cooking and observed ‘arandhan’( no cooking as a mark of protest). They further observed the ‘lajja dibas’(the day of shame). On 27 October the public hearing at Singur was attended by social worker Medha Patekar, writer Mahasweta Devi, et al.
On 26 November Mamata came to Singur and planted potato saplings. The farmers also launched three camps for guarding the land. As soon as the police entered the village the women would blow the conch and thus warn the men. The police came to set up a temporary camp but being chased off by the farmers beat retreat. At midnight on 30 November 144 Cr.P.C. was clamped down by the administration. The police came down severely on the farmers’ camps and broke them up. Singur became turbulent with endless protests. Then came that black cursed day of 2 December. The police came down upon the rebellious people, unwilling to part with their farmland, by severe torture; in order to take possession of thousand acres some thousands of police carried their operation into the heart of the villages. The police unleashed hell in the villages for four hours at a stretch from 11 am to 3 pm, with unrestrained lathicharging, bursting tear gas shells, firing rubber bullets. Houses were racked. A large number of farmers—women and men—were injured. The farmers’ resistance was battered down. On this day Medha Patkar, on her way to the village, was detained by the police. She broke into tears at seeing the torture upon these peasants. In protest against the torture the peasants started continuous fast. The women too joined. 18 December was another black day. On this day Tapasi Malik, the teenage daughter of a peasant, was raped and burnt alive; subsequently her burnt body was dumped inside the proposed factory area. Singur was again turbulent demanding punishment for the murderers. The peasant women shouted in tears and anger. [Mamata Bandyopadhya started a historic fast in protest which continued through the month of December 2006] On 15 January 2007 the angry peasants stopped the convoy of Tata officers at Gopalnagar Sanapara. In the face of the situation the officers fled. Towards the end of January , even as 144 Cr p.c. was continuing, the protesting peasants-- who had by now been already dispossessed of their land—wrenched up the wooden pillars holding the barbed wire, tore apart the iron net. The dais raised by the Tatas for offering bhumi puja (a ritual of offering worship to the deity of the land prior to any construction) was destroyed.
On 4 and 5 February 2007 Singur was again turbulent with peasants’ movement. They launched a synchronized offensive from various corners of the village and pulled up the boulders demarcating the proposed factory area in order to get back the possession of their own rightful land . They set fire to a police jeep. Banashree Malik, a girl of six, and the daughter of a peasant—Pashupati Malik – was so beaten up by police that she had to be hospitalized. The peasants dug up the roads. Mamata, Medha came to Singur. The peasants started mass fasting alongside the fence demanding the return of their land. Medha was assaulted by the police. In March 2007 the peasants lighted lamps in front of the Kali temple at Gopalnagar in the memory of the murdered in Nandigram, and in sympathy for the injured. Mamata and others were present on the occasion. On 11 March Haradhan Bag committed suicide by consuming pesticide; he had lost his land, was one of the frontrunners in the movement, but could not bear any more the grief of dispossession. He passed away in the early morning of the following day. People of Singur mourned the death. On 6 April Bimala Khamaru, a farm labour, died of depression and semi-starvation. Since the acquisition of the farmlands, the members of her family could not get work on the land as they used to, and have been nearly starving. On 21 May 2007, on the eve of completion of one year of the movement the peasants had taken out a procession remanding restoration of their farmland; the police again throttled the movement ruthlessly with lathi, tear gas and rubber bullets. [Translator’s addition: On 25 May 2007 another active member of the Singur peasant movement , Prashant Das, committed suicide by hanging himself. Prashant was only 43, but after his plot of land was forcibly acquired by government he found it increasingly difficult to cope with the prospect of bleak future, and eventually succumbed to despair. Singur is stunned with grief, boiling in anger... ]

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Before we take a look at the different types of tendonitis that affect the knee we need to cover some basic knee anatomy. The knee is the connecting joint for three main muscle groups; the hamstrings, the quadriceps and the calf muscle. The hamstring muscles are located on the back of your thigh, the quadriceps muscle is located on the front of your thigh and the calf muscles are located at the back of your lower legs.

The knee joint also comprises of three main tendons. These are the hamstring, quadriceps and patellar (knee cap) tendon. These tendons are some of the largest and strongest in the human body. We will look more closely at these tendons later in the article. For now, all you need to know is that there are three different types of tendonitis associated with the knee, one for each tendon.

Let s take a look at how each of these tendons fit into the knee joint and how to tell if that particular tendon has developed tendonitis.

Quadriceps Tendon

It s very common for the quadriceps tendon to develop tendonitis, especially in professional athletes. The quadriceps tendon runs from the bottom of the quadriceps muscle down the front of the knee underneath the patellar (knee cap). If you have quadriceps tendonitis you will feel the pain directly above your knee cap. In some cases, the pain may extend up the front of the leg. The pain will feel worse when you sit down, or bring your foot up towards your buttocks. This is because the quadriceps tendon and muscle have to stretch. You may also find if you have quadriceps tendonitis that the area where your quadriceps meet your knee cap there might be some redness and swelling.

Hamstring Tendon

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The correct name for the knee cap is the patellar. Patellar tendonitis is one of the most common forms of tendonitis and the most common form around the knee joint. The patellar tendon starts behind the patellar and extends down to the tendons in the lower leg. So if you were to look at your knee from the front, the quadriceps tendon enters the knee at the top behind the knee cap and the patellar tendon extends from behind the knee cap down to the lower leg area. When you have patellar tendonitis you will feel the pain just below your knee cap or behind your knee cap. You will probably feel the pain whenever you move your knee, in any direction. Sometimes you may hear a popping or grinding sound as you move your knee around. This is because the area is inflamed and the tendon does not have enough room to move.

So, the important points to note from this article are that there is three types of tendonitis that can affect the knee; quadriceps tendonitis, hamstring tendonitis and patellar tendonitis. These are three separate tendons. If you need any more advice about how to treat tendonitis see the links below. Tendonitis can be treated without seeing a doctor, but first you must accurately diagnose which tendon is affected. The next article I will write will be about treating tendonitis symptoms.

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Depending on which state the homeowner lives in, his foreclosure sale will be conducted by a sheriff, a trustee, or a county clerk of the court. As prescribed by law, the person in charge of the auction will sell the property to the public with "open outcry bidding" until the property is sold or redeemed by the lender. The location is usually on the courthouse steps or similar convenient place that is readily accessible to the public.

Normally the first bid on a property is by the primary lender who bids his final judgment amount as awarded by the county court plus $100. The next bid will come from an interested party to the property such as a junior lien holder or an investor who believes there is equity in the property. These bids will continue until the last bid, which wins the property.

Let's assume the final judgment on a property is $100,000 and the bank bids $100,100 and some bystanders start bidding until the final bid is $120,000. The lender submits his final judgment documents to the county clerk and the winning bidder must bring in cash anywhere from the same day to 30 days later, depending on state and county laws. Once the funds are in the courthouse and any redemption period has passed the lender gets his $100,000 and the buyer gets a deed to his property. A redemption period is a specific period of time from 1 day to 454 days, where the foreclosed homeowner can return with money to get his property back if he pays the buyer his costs plus fees and expenses. In some states there is no redemption period.

The clerk of the court has taken in $120,000 plus some transfer fees and paid out $100,000 and has a $20,000 credit in his bank account. The homeowner is entitled to this "overage" money. The homeowner has to make a claim to the county clerk and the court usually reviews these claims and awards the homeowner his money. This is an ideal world scenario, but in the real world, the homeowner may not know he has money coming to him and these funds eventually become the county's money.

Here is what has happened - a homeowner is approached by a person one or two days before the foreclosure sale and is offered $100 for a deed to his home. If the homeowner knows he can't stop his foreclosure sale and redemption is not possible, he views the $100 as free money. The buyer pays $100 and proceeds to go to the auction and perhaps even puts in a bid or two to get the price higher. If he won by accident, he can renege on the bid and it reverts to the last bidder. Let's look at the above example where the overage was $20,000, which is a very common amount. The "new" homeowner makes claim to the court and his $100 investment becomes $20,000.

This practice was and is very common in good real estate markets and where the state hasn't passed legislation to stop this practice. It is not illegal in many states and even in the ones where it is illegal, the states allow some form of "commission" or fee to be paid to a person who brings in the seller to reclaim his overage. At one courthouse I frequent for auctions, there is a group of 4 - 6 individuals gathering the data from the clerk's sales to use for later sending out letters to sellers to claim their overage. The usual fee is 10% of the total amount and can be very lucrative because the average overage is about $21,800.

What does this mean to a homeowner in foreclosure? It means that despite what you may think your home is worth, it could be sold at auction for more than is owed to his former lender and he is entitled to whatever money is remaining - the overage. So don't sell what you think is a worthless deed because on average it could be worth over $20,000.

Occasionally, the lender will get a final judgment against a homeowner by appraisal and not by sale because this is allowed in some states. The homeowner should always challenge this appraisal and have the judgment reduced if the property sells for more than the final judgment amount later. The moral to this story is that even in the worst of foreclosure situations, the loss of your home, the homeowner still has a chance to make money.

Possibly one of the best kept secrets in the foreclosure industry is "overage". Overage is the amount of money left over after a foreclosure auction when the buyer has paid more than the lender"s final judgment. This money can be as little as a few dollars or as much as millions of dollars.

Depending on which state the homeowner lives in, his foreclosure sale will be conducted by a sheriff, a trustee, or a county clerk of the court. As prescribed by law, the person in charge of the auction will sell the property to the public with "open outcry bidding" until the property is sold or redeemed by the lender. The location is usually on the courthouse steps or similar convenient place that is readily accessible to the public.

Normally the first bid on a property is by the primary lender who bids his final judgment amount as awarded by the county court plus $100. The next bid will come from an interested party to the property such as a junior lien holder or an investor who believes there is equity in the property. These bids will continue until the last bid, which wins the property.

Let's assume the final judgment on a property is $100,000 and the bank bids $100,100 and some bystanders start bidding until the final bid is $120,000. The lender submits his final judgment documents to the county clerk and the winning bidder must bring in cash anywhere from the same day to 30 days later, depending on state and county laws. Once the funds are in the courthouse and any redemption period has passed the lender gets his $100,000 and the buyer gets a deed to his property. A redemption period is a specific period of time from 1 day to 454 days, where the foreclosed homeowner can return with money to get his property back if he pays the buyer his costs plus fees and expenses. In some states there is no redemption period.

The clerk of the court has taken in $120,000 plus some transfer fees and paid out $100,000 and has a $20,000 credit in his bank account. The homeowner is entitled to this "overage" money. The homeowner has to make a claim to the county clerk and the court usually reviews these claims and awards the homeowner his money. This is an ideal world scenario, but in the real world, the homeowner may not know he has money coming to him and these funds eventually become the county's money.

Here is what has happened - a homeowner is approached by a person one or two days before the foreclosure sale and is offered $100 for a deed to his home. If the homeowner knows he can't stop his foreclosure sale and redemption is not possible, he views the $100 as free money. The buyer pays $100 and proceeds to go to the auction and perhaps even puts in a bid or two to get the price higher. If he won by accident, he can renege on the bid and it reverts to the last bidder. Let's look at the above example where the overage was $20,000, which is a very common amount. The "new" homeowner makes claim to the court and his $100 investment becomes $20,000.

This practice was and is very common in good real estate markets and where the state hasn't passed legislation to stop this practice. It is not illegal in many states and even in the ones where it is illegal, the states allow some form of "commission" or fee to be paid to a person who brings in the seller to reclaim his overage. At one courthouse I frequent for auctions, there is a group of 4 - 6 individuals gathering the data from the clerk's sales to use for later sending out letters to sellers to claim their overage. The usual fee is 10% of the total amount and can be very lucrative because the average overage is about $21,800.

What does this mean to a homeowner in foreclosure? It means that despite what you may think your home is worth, it could be sold at auction for more than is owed to his former lender and he is entitled to whatever money is remaining - the overage. So don't sell what you think is a worthless deed because on average it could be worth over $20,000.

Occasionally, the lender will get a final judgment against a homeowner by appraisal and not by sale because this is allowed in some states. The homeowner should always challenge this appraisal and have the judgment reduced if the property sells for more than the final judgment amount later. The moral to this story is that even in the worst of foreclosure situations, the loss of your home, the homeowner still has a chance to make money.

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Biodiesel is arguably the best alternative for the petroleum fuel. It can be used as fuel in diesel engines. The reason for it being called as the biodiesel is that it is prepared from the biodegradable material. You also have a choice to use it in its pure form or you can then blend it with petroleum diesel.

Homebrew diesel is quite easy to prepare. Still you should take the proper care by getting the proper equipments as well as the proper clothing. The following is the method to prepare homebrew diesel with the help of the fresh vegetable cooking oil, but before you start you will need the following things;
* A blender with a glass jar;
* A weight measurement scale;
* One quart jar;
* One hand pump;
* Fresh vegetable oil;
* One liquid measuring cup;
* Sodium hydroxide;
* Methanol;

Now before starting, let all the material get warm to at least 1310 F. Then put on the necessary shielding equipments like the gloves, goggles, respirator, and so on. Take one cup of methanol in the blender. Put 3.4 grams of sodium hydroxide and add to the methanol in the blender. Cover the blender and blend the mixture for about 5 minutes at low speed. You will now find that the mixture in the blender is sodium methoxide. This is a strong base and you should avoid coming in contact with the mixture.

Now, add one quart of fresh vegetable cooking oil into the mixture in the blender and with all due precautions, blend them at a low speed for half an hour. Now let the mixture to set at normal room temperature for a minimum of 8 hours. You will find that the mixture has now two layers. One of them is alight coloured and is floating on top of the other layer, a dark coloured layer. The dark coloured layer is called the glycerol, while the other lighter fluid is the biodiesel. You can now pump out the diesel with the help of the hand pump.

Homebrew diesel is quite easy to prepare and it also gives you another option. You can also prepare biodiesel with the help of the used or the waste biodiesel. The waste oil is more acidic than the fresh vegetable oil and hence can be more efficient. Because of the presence of the higher fatty acids, the amount of catalyst required is more. To determine how much of the catalyst is required, you will have to do the titration.

After the titration, you can determine the amount of the catalyst required and then you may proceed. You will have to utilize the whole amount of sodium hydroxide. When this is done proceed with the same steps to prepare the biodiesel as followed in the method to prepare the biodiesel from fresh cooking oil. After the completion of the process, you will find that the there are more layers present than the first one. The layer which is white in colour and is in between the glycerol and the diesel is the soap. It is a by product and comes even if there is minute amount of water in the oil.