Livonia Housing Commission Section 8, The Livonia Housing Commission Section 8 application process and a waiting list will open today, Monday, February 22, 2010. The Housing Commission will release the updates online.

Please visit the city site ci.livonia.mi.us for the info. Look under “Housing
Resources/Non-Emergency Resources.”

If the site is down due to heavy traffic, give it some time and visit it later in the day.

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University Grants Commission has a wider conception of the duties and responsibilities of universities. They have to provide leadership in politics administration,professions,industry and commerce.They have to meet the increasing demand for every type of higher education, literacy and scientific, technical and proffessional. They must enable the country to attain,in as short a time as possible,freedom from want,disease and ignorance, by the application and development of scientific and technical knowledge.

BRUSSELS: The European Commission imposed a record 1.06 billion euros ($1.45 billion) fine on chipmaker Intel Corp on Wednesday and ordered it halt illegal rebates and other practices to squeeze out rival AMD.

“Intel has harmed millions of European consumers by deliberately acting to keep competitors out of the market for computer chips for many years,” European Union Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes said in a statement.

The EU executive said Intel paid computer makers to postpone or cancel plans to launch products that used AMD chips, paid illegal, secret rebates so computer makers would use mostly or entirely Intel chips, and paid a major retailer to stock only computers with its chips.

It ordered Intel “cease the illegal practices immediately to the extent that they are still ongoing.”

Intel may continue to offer rebates, so long as they are legal, the Commission said.

The EU antitrust fine is the biggest imposed on an individual company, exceeding an 896-million euro penalty last year against glass maker Saint-Gobain for price fixing, and a 497-million euro fine in 2004 on Microsoft for abuse of dominance.

The Commission investigated practices dating back to 2002, and said Europe accounted for 30 percent of Intel’s current worldwide 22 billion euro market.

The Commission said Intel must pay the fine, which represents 4.15 percent of the company’s 2008 turnover, within three months of the date of the notification of the decision.

Intel, whose microprocessors power eight out of every 10 PCs in the world, posted first quarter sales of $7.1 billion. Analysts estimated the company enjoys a sizeable cash balance, generating close to $10 billion in cash last year.

The Commission, tasked with ensuring companies do not abuse any market dominance or make deals that restrict competition in the 27-country European Union, started its investigation into Intel in 2001 after a complaint by Advanced Micro Devices.

AMD has also filed a U.S. lawsuit against Intel, which is set to be heard in court in 2010.

The Commission characterised its investigation as one of several, citing rulings against Intel by the Japan Fair Trade Commission and the Korean Fair Trade Commission.

It also referred to investigations by the U.S. Trade Commission and the State of New York.

The decision comes against the background of a renewed determination by the United States to pursue dominant companies that use their power to crush rivals.

The U.S. Justice Department’s antitrust chief, Christine Varney, announced this week she “will be aggressively pursuing” such abuse.

Calling them “pseudo-moderates,” the Justice Manmohan Singh Liberhan Commission of Inquiry has indicted former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee along with current Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha L K Advani and former BJP president Murli Manohar Joshi, among others, for the demolition of the Babri Masjid on December 6, 1992.

Citing the evidence it gathered, which includes witness statements and official records, one of the key conclusions of the Commission is said to be that the entire build-up to the demolition was meticulously planned. And there was nothing to show that these leaders were either unaware of what was going on or innocent of any wrongdoing. The Commission probed the “sequence of events leading, and all facts and circumstances relating, to the occurrences at Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid complex on December 6, 1992” — the day the Babri Masjid was martyred.

NEW DELHI: Expelled Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Jaswant Singh and author of a  book on Muhammad Ali Jinnah has postponed his visit to Pakistan.

The former Indian foreign minister has not contacted Pakistan High Commission for issuance of the visa, ARY News corresponded in New Delhi reported.

The Indian officials said Pakistan has not responded about security of Jaswant Singh during his visit to the country.

Jaswant Singh was arriving Pakistan to promote his controversial book on the founder of Pakistan.

KABUL: Afghanistan’s election authority said on Friday it could not confirm claims by President Hamid Karzai’s team that he won landmark polls and called for candidates to await the final results.

“We cannot confirm this statement,” Independent Election Commission deputy chief electoral officer Zekria Barakzai told AFP.

“It is the job of the election commission to release the results and we will wait for the hard copies of the results.”

Karzai’s team said earlier he was ahead after Thursday’s polling and that there was no need for a second round run-off.