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Check out photos for THE MENTALIST Season 3 Episode 6 titled “Pink Chanel Suit” which airs on Thursday, October 28 at 10pm on CBS. You can read all our The Mentalist coverage here.

Show Synopsis: THE MENTALIST stars Golden Globe Award nominee Simon Baker as Patrick Jane, an independent consultant with the California Bureau of Investigation (CBI), who has a remarkable track record for solving serious crimes by using his razor sharp skills of observation. Within the Bureau, Jane is notorious for his blatant lack of protocol and his semi-celebrity past as a psychic medium, whose paranormal abilities he now admits he feigned. Jane’s role in cracking a series of tough high-profile cases is greatly valued by his fellow agents. However, no-nonsense Senior Agent Teresa Lisbon openly resists having Jane in her unit and alternates between reluctantly acknowledging Jane’s usefulness and blasting him for his theatrics, narcissism and dangerous lack of boundaries. Lisbon’s team includes agents Kimball Cho, Wayne Rigsby and rookie member Grace Van Pelt, who all think Jane’s a loose cannon but admire his charm and knack for clearing cases.

“Pink Chanel Suit” — Coverage of the CBS series THE MENTALIST, scheduled to air on the CBS Television Network.

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LIMERICK Gardai warn that gloves are off in their search for a various assortment of city handbag snatchers, including one wearing red kitchen oven gloves.
In a fresh appeal to women to be extra vigilant, gardai are believed to be hot on the trail of the oven gloves suspect who raced off with his pickings of cash and credit cards from a woman while she was walking on Clancy Strand.

“We don’t know the purpose of wearing gloves…it was most unusual,” said a spokesperson.
The culprit was wearing blue jeans, a beige/green jacket and a green baseball cap, and described as around 6ft and in his mid forties.

After the theft, he made his escape in a nearby green Toyota.
A number of handbag snatches have been reported in recent days.

Two blonde females were responsible for a handbag theft outside Penneys on Sunday, September 26, at 12.20am.
They were described as around 20 to 25 years old, and relieved the lone female of her bag and possessions.
Later on the same day there were a number of similar thefts.
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Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) announced bagging a contract for establishing and managing State Data Centre (SDC) from Karnataka government.

The contract is seen as an extension of TCS’ association with the Centre for e-governance in the state in setting up new Secretariat LAN and managing the entire Secretariat LAN of Government of Karnataka for Five years.

“IT major like TCS has rightfully emerged as winner in the transparent process bidding to set up the State Data Center to enhance the infrastructure required for consolidating state level applications. The new data center will come up in Vikas Soudha, and our existing data center will become a Disaster Recovery Center. We would migrate all the applications from the existing SDC to the new one” said M.N. Vidyashankar, Principal Secretary, e-Governance Department, Government of Karnataka.

“With our proven methodology and expertise in implementing data centers for various state governments and other central government agencies, TCS will assist the government of Karnataka in establishing a reliable and efficient SDC. The new SDC would provide better operation & management control and minimize overall cost of Data Management, IT Resource Management, Deployment and other costs.” said Tanmoy Chakrabarty, Head and Vice President, Government ISU.

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It’s not often that city officials cheer when revenues fall, but the money being made from the District’s disposable bag fee is dropping, and that’s just what they wanted.

It means more people have gotten the message and are bringing reusable bags with them when they shop. That keeps those awful plastic sacks out of the landfills and waterways.

The Washington Examiner reported that revenue from the bag fee dropped some 50 percent  between January and August of this year, bringing in $1.5 million as opposed to the $4 million that was expected.

The fee went into effect in January, and retailers said the use of reusable bags increased substantially from the start. Residents used to use about 22.5 million bags per month. When the fee went into effect,  that number dropped to about  three million.

Money raised from the fee funds cleanup projects for the Anacostia and Potomac rivers.

MANILA, Philippines—Stung by Education Secretary Armin Luistro’s swift rejection of his bill that would stop the overloading of schoolbags, Sen. Lito Lapid went nostalgic about his humble origins to defend his bill.

“If only I did not go through such hard labor in the mountain—I was a wood gatherer and I carried sugar cane when I was young—I should have been taller because the Lapids are very big. I should have been taller than my father who was 5 (feet) 11 (inches),” said the 5’9” Lapid.

“This is from my own experience. Because I carried heavy wood and sugar cane, I became smaller as it probably had an effect on my spinal column. I don’t want other kids to suffer the same with the heavy bags they are forced to carry to school. They still have very young bones, do you want them to get a bent spinal column?”

In his bill, Lapid proposed that schools limit the maximum load of schoolbags to 15 percent of a student’s body weight. Schools should provide weighing scales to implement this regulation. He also proposed that schools provide more lockers and buy thinner and lighter textbooks.

The former movie actor cited a study purportedly showing that a growing number of pupils had developed back deformities from carrying heavy backpacks in school.

Too many laws

Luistro told reporters earlier that he found Lapid’s Senate Bill No. 2179 too trivial to require enactment into law.

Luistro said the problem of overloading schoolbags could easily be addressed by the school principal and the parents themselves.
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How much are those bags costing you?

Southwest promotes its airline with its “Bags Fly Free” pledge, in contrast to the $20 or more slapped on for a checked suitcase on many flights – a surcharge that rang up $2.7 billion for the airlines last year.

“I think it’s inevitable” that Southwest will eventually start charging for bags, said Raymond Neidl, a longtime airline and aerospace analyst now with investment firm Maxim Group.

He said it’s harder to maintain free bags as airlines like Southwest expand to offer more connecting flights and international service, which can increase bag-handling costs.

Southwest said today that it plans to keep its free bags policy, which the company claims is a prime point of difference from its competitors. In fact, the airline boasts the free-bags policies have helped it boost revenue by as much as $800 million a year from market-share gains. Southwest posted nearly $10.4 billion in total operating revenue for 2009.

“At this point in time we are not assuming that we will be open to assigning seats, charging for bags, having dual class service, anything along those lines,” Southwest CEO Gary Kelly said on a conference call Monday.

But it is a temptation worthy of the Garden of Eden. In 2009, airlines collected $2.7 billion in baggage fees, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Bureau of Transportation Statistics. AirTran’s share of the fees bonanza was $146 million.

Ancillary fees, a category that includes bag fees, charges to change plane reservations, fees to fly standby and other extras, were 6.6% of the industry’s total operating revenue in 2009, the BTS said, and 10.7% of AirTran’s total operating revenue.

Don’t tear your hair out yet, fee haters.

“I think it’s gone from something they’ve tested to something they’re committed to,” Forrester travel-industry analyst Henry Harteveldt said of Southwest’s free bags policy. “Nothing lasts forever, of course, but I don’t see Southwest wavering near term on this.”

NEW DELHI: Pharma firm Venus Remedies on Tuesday said it has bagged a contract from Thailand for an anti-cancer drug, Docetaxel, under the government policy.

The company has received the contract from Government Pharmaceutical Organisation (GPO) under the Ministry of Health, Thailand, for supplying Docetaxel for one year as per the Thai government’s strategy of providing quality product at an affordable prices, Venus Remedies said in a filing to the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE).

“The contract is valid for one year and is expected to generate a business of more than Rs 10 crore to the company,” it said.

Total pharma market in Thailand is about $2.9 billion. Venus already has 10 product registrations in Thailand for oncology and anti-infective segments.

The Indian firm has bagged the contract through the compulsory license scheme by the Government Pharmaceutical Organisation (GPO). The GPO after importing the drug will make it available to the poor, who cannot afford high cost patented drugs.

Pharma major Sanofi-Aventis holds the patent for Docetaxel and markets it under the brand name of Taxotere and its patent of the product Docetaxel is still valid in Thailand.

Besides, the company has tied up with a local drug firm for distribution of the product in Thailand.

“We have a tie up with a local pharmaceutical group for marketing and distribution of the product to the entire Thai market. The supply will begin by November this year,” it added.

Docetaxel is used mainly for the treatment of breast, ovarian, and widely prevalent in non-small cell lung cancer.

Shares of Venus Remedies were trading at Rs 315.70 in the late afternoon trade on the BSE, up 3.4 per cent from its previous close.

A premature British baby who was on the verge of dying survived after being kept warm in a bubble wrap bag.

Lexi Lacey weighed just 14oz when she was born at 26 weeks. The average weight of a full-term child, born after 37 weeks, is 7lb 6oz.

Parents Chelsea Rowberry, 17, and Lee Lacey, 24, from Worcester were warned by medics that it was unlikely Lexi would survive.

Lexi-Marie Lacey was kept warm in her first hours in a plastic bag shrouded in bubble wrap.

But the youngster battled against all the odds and pulled through. She is now a happy, healthy 11-week-old baby – but still only weighs 5lb 6oz.

Chelsea said people were stunned that Lexi had survived.

‘When they see her now people don’t believe me when I tell them how premature she was,’ the Daily Mail quoted her as saying.

When they got to the hospital, Chelsea was told that she was already 3cm dilated and she gave birth to 14oz Lexi.

After the umbilical cord was removed Lexi was popped straight into the plastic bag.

Dr Andrew Gallagher, consultant paediatrician at Worcestershire Royal Hospital, said: ‘When very small babies are born, to keep them warm they are placed in a plastic bag for about 30 minutes.

‘We pop them in feet first and their head sticks out the top of the bag so that the water can’t evaporate off them very easily. It acts as a little micro-environment for them to be in before they are later transferred to the neonatal unit and placed in an incubator and the bag is removed.

‘The bags come from NHS supplies and are on a roll. They are open at the top, see through and about the same size as a sandwich bag but without the sealant at the top,’ Gallagher added.