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"The staff, from the bellhops to front desk to housekeeping and yes, even the salon staff - they are warm and accommodating."
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"Great hotel with beautiful, well-kept gardens. But what makes the experience here so excellent was the caring and gracious staff. They went out of their way to accommodate us with our small baby, and did so with a smile!"
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"Great stay here and fantastic value. Almost felt like we had a suite to ourselves with the quiet communal living space. Only slight negative was that we couldn't get the wifi working, but it was only a small issue."
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"I was in Nepal with 3 of my graduate students and one had to be hospitalized. I needed a hotel close to the hospital and wanted a well built hotel resistant to the tremors currently affecting Kathmandu. Through Hotels.com I was able to get a good price on the Grand Hotel that met my needs. The st..."
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"Ashok and Katrin were excellent hosts and helpful. It is a really nice and cozy place to stay. The house is more for business people that stay for longer period of time. Not all rooms have private bathroom, so this is something to double check before getting there. Not all houses in Kathmandu hav..."
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- Shivapuri National Park
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- Kopan Monastery
- Kathmandu Civil Mall
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- Tribhuwan University
- Royal Nepal Golf Course
- King's Palace
- Narayanhiti Palace Museum
- Adinath Temple
- Guhyeshwari Temple
- Dasarath Rangasala Stadium
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Sugar Stems prove goodwill through music
Betsy Heibler, the frontwoman for Sugar Stems, wants to be abundantly clear that no earthworms were harmed in the photo shoot for the local band's latest album cover.
"A garden theme was something I personally really liked, so we ran with it," Heibler, 30, said about the artwork for the sophomore album "Can't Wait." "(The album photo) involved dirt and flowers and earthworms." »Read Full Article
Singles Scorecard: Hear new songs from Lana Del Rey, Daft Punk, Black Sabbath and more
Singer Lana Del Rey, pictured here performing in Germany earlier this month, is a contributor to the soundtrack to "The Great Gatsby" remake starring Leonardo DiCaprio. Jay-Z is overseeing the album. Photo by Angelika Warmuth. »Read Full Blog Post
Memoir recalls painful struggle with polio
Jerry Apps' nightmare arrived in the middle of the night in a setting Stephen King would have loved: an isolated Waushara County farmhouse buried under January snows.
This nightmare began in 1947 with what seemed like a simple sore throat, but the horror quickly seeped into Apps' right leg, paralyzing it at an angle. At age 12, Apps had been stricken with polio, and his world would never be the same. »Read Full Article
'Catch Me if You Can' has trouble getting airborne at Marcus Center
By the time he was 21, Frank Abagnale had cashed more than $2 million in bad checks, while passing himself off as a pilot, doctor and lawyer.
Not to be outdone, the low-budget "Catch Me if You Can," on stage at the Marcus Center through Sunday, spends more than two interminable hours impersonating various ideas of a decent show. True to the maxim that form follows content, it doesn't just tell the story of a fake. It also gives us one, at thrice the price of other shows now playing in town. »Read Full Article(8)
Video: Canadian band Stars talk about Landing Their Big Gig
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Festa Italiana announces music headliners
Festa Italiana has announced its July 19 headliners for the Spiked Island Adult Lemonade Stage.
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In Walker's Point, the Noble's effort to secure its future
The Noble, the popular tiny restaurant with the small menu and bohemian vibe at 704 S. 2nd St., has launched a campaign called "Save the Noble" on the crowdfunding site Indiegogo, with the aim of buying the building.
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On Tap for Today: Art, talk and books
Some of the most promising artists and designers in our city are at the jumping-off point in their careers -- and we are invited for a peek. If you haven't been to the senior thesis exhibition at the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design, today is a great day to pop in. Today is MIAD Define Day, a campus-wide event that involves discussions and inquiry. Much of that will be happening within the thesis show at MIAD, 273 E. Erie St. Gallery hours are from 10 to 5 p.m.
I checked in with the guys from The Disclaimer, which airs most Wednesdays at noon on WMSE (FM 91.7). It sounds like they are warming up to talk about issues surrounding a new stadium for the Bucks and also proposed new lighting for the Hoan Bridge. You can stream the show online, too. »Read Full Blog Post
Summerfest announces local headliners for two stages
Summerfest officials have announced 10 headliners for the Cascio Interstate Music Stage, and a new title co-sponsor.
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You probably noticed today's Google Doodle right?
1. Rubik's Cube is 40 years old!
2. In 1974, a young professor of architecture in Budapest created an apparently impossible object.
3. The first Magic Cube (as it was originally known) was sold in a Budapest toy shop in 1975.
4. The puzzle is made up of twenty-six miniature cubes, known as "cubies" or "cubelets".
Each cublet includes an ingenious hidden internal mechanism that somehow allows the cubes to interlock with their neighbours and move in different directions.
5. The Magic Cube was renamed Rubik's Cube in 1980.
6. Rubik wanted a working model to help explain three-dimensional geometry.
7. It took him well over a month to work out the solution to his puzzle.
8. Rubik's solid cube twisted and turned - and yet did not break or fall apart. Some people are still trying to work it out.
9. It won Toy of the Year in 1980 and 1981.
10. Over 350 million Rubik's Cubes have been sold worldwide – making it the bestselling toy of all time.
11. A Rubik's Cube has 43,252,003,274,489,856,000 possible configurations.
12. With six coloured sides, 21 pieces and 54 outer surfaces, there's a combined total of over 43 QUINTILLIOIN different possible configurations.
13. If you turned Rubik's Cube once every second it would take you 1400 TRILLION YEARS to finish to go through all the configurations.
14. If you had started this project during the Big Bang, you still wouldn't be done yet.
15. Yet, amazingly, the best speed cubers* can solve the cube in under six seconds.
Speed cubers = people who take part in speed cubing – a sport where competitors try and solve the cube as quickly as possible.
16. The current world record holder is Mats Valk from the Netherlands. Who completed the puzzle in 5.55 seconds.
17. He was pretty happy!!!
18. This beat the previous record of 5.66 seconds held by Australia's Feliks Zemdegs.
19. Some speed-cubers go for style points over raw speed.
20. This guy took a whole 25 seconds. But he was doing one-handed push-ups AT THE SAME TIME!
21. Another dude took 28.80 seconds to solve the puzzle BLINDFOLDED!
22. A three-year-old in China solved the puzzle in under two minutes.
23. And then there's this guy, clocking in at ten minutes, using his nipple. Oh, internet.
24. Smartphone-powered Lego robots can solve Rubik's Cube faster than humans.
25. Earlier this year CubeStormer 3 solved a Rubik's Cube in 3.253 seconds!
26. Hell, even Mantis Shrimp can do the puzzle.
27. In 1981, You Can Do The Cube by Patrick Bossert sold 1.5m copies.
28. The first annual International Rubik's Championships were held in 1982.
29. The winner was Minh Thai (USA) with a relatively slow (compared to modern times) solve of 22.95 seconds.
30. Every legal permutation of the Rubik's Cube can be solved in 20 moves or less.
31. The world's largest Rubik's Cube is located in Knoxville, Tennessee. It is three metres tall and weighs over 500kg.
32. The smallest cube is 10mm wide and was made by Russian Evgeniy Grigoriev.
33. It is fully functional and can be used like a normal cube.
34. In 2011 Evgeniy created an even smaller cube so tiny it could only be 3D printed.
35. The most expensive cube ever produced is the Masterpiece Cube, created by Diamond Cutters International in 1995.
36. This actual size, fully-functional cube features 22.5 carats of amethyst, 34 carats of rubies and 34 carats of emeralds, all set in 18-carat gold, and has been valued at $1.5m.
37. Rubik Cube obsessives are known as "Cubaholics". There's even been a documentary.
38. In 1981, British pop group, The Barron Knights released a song called Mr. Rubik which appeared on their album Twisting The Knights Away. The song is about a person who is going crazy after playing a Rubik's Cube.
39. In 2011 Cubeworks, a Toronto collective, recreated more than 40 famous artworks with Rubik's Cubes.
40. There's even been a Mario version*.
*created via Photoshop sadly, so you can't get your hands on one.
"If you are curious, you'll find the puzzles around you. If you are determined, you will solve them." – Erno Rubik.
An earlier version of this post did not properly cite a source for the explanation of the ingenious internal mechanism that powers Rubik's cube.
- Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton sparred over ISIS, race in the US, and his unreleased taxes during the first debate 📢
- Parents of the suspected Washington mall gunman who killed five people said he "had mental issues."
- And no, people aren't drilling headphone jacks into their new iPhone 7's 📱❌


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Hi, I'm Stefan Malinowski, a professional musician from the UK currently living and working in Dubai.
I sing and play Bass, Drums, Keys and Rhythm/Acoustic Guitar with an enormous repertoire built up by taking requests on many, many gigs
I act on stage and do occasional voiceover work when time permits.
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PraXis is a 5 piece band playing 5 nights/week at Maxx Bar in the Citymax Hotel, al Barsha. We cover classic rock to current chart hits with me on bass and keys.
I play bass with the current incarnation of Flipside. As a trio the group uses backing tracks to cover the drums and keys whilst Cris Bernardo sings and Rino Lista takes care of the guitar.Video and More...
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Boston Marathon attack: FBI releases photos of Boston bomb device
The FBI has released images of what they say is one of the devices that exploded at the Boston Marathon Monday.
Investigators say the photos show the remains of a pressure cooker that contained a bomb.
Another photo shows a shredded black backpack and what appears to be metal pellets or ball bearings.
A Boston law enforcement source says two identical pressure-cooker bombs -- each with the capacity to hold six liters of liquid -- were set off.
The FBI says they contained BB-like pellets and nails, causing even more damage.
Three people were killed and more than 180 injured in the attack.
13 of the injured had limbs amputated.


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I'm having trouble with the wrestling too. What is the strategy for sidestepping? I keep moving around but I always get hit? What direction are you supposed to move -- away from the slap or towards it? Does changing directions a lot help? Is there something that tells you which way to move to avoid getting grabbed?Originally Posted by Eric
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I've always thought my boyfriend's dad was sexy. The way he looks at me when my boyfriend is not looking or is not around just turns me on. I often fantasize about him, so I decided to finally do something about it. Here's my story.
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SAY IT AIN"T SO !!! You have got to go to more trouble than it is worth trying to cover up something like this - it would have been much easier to have just fixed the issues. I've seen much worse. Been to the board members and attended board meeting and spoke about the issues. Things were not the way they should have been with student safety yet I stepped up and done what I thought was right. Malfeasance, misfeasance and non-feasance applies to those voted into an office or appointed to an office. State's Attorney General offices are a good place to ask legal questions when you are trying to correct an issue locally and those local officials are the ones who may be committing crimes. Only the Attorney General's Office can direct you on proper procedure in political wrong doing issues. Been there and done that. What also surprises me is only one person made the report or may be I read this wrong. Who else there doen't care about the safety of school buses and the students transported on board? Please follow up on this story in the future articles. Dan - Indiana.


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Every sport has them: the superstars, the best of the best and the greatest of the great.
And even though motorsports cuts a wide path in the American sporting fabric, including NASCAR, NHRA drag racing, Indy Car open-wheel racing, motorcycles, boat racing and more, certain names rise to the fore as the best ever behind the wheel, no matter what category of racing they're in.
Picking the 25 greatest American drivers of all time involved a lot of time, research and some hard calls on who made the list and who didn't. We had a vast number of drivers to go through, but finally whittled it down to the goal of the 25 best.
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Leonid Reznikov, head of Atomstroiexport, said that by year's end, the launching of Iran's first nuclear reactor would be "irreversible."
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The 1,000-megawatt light-water reactor has cost Iran more than $1 billion.
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Pain doesn't stop Badgers tight end Wozniak
Knee injury caused scare after absence last season
Madison — Like most athletes, Wisconsin reserve tight end Brian Wozniak loathes missing even one practice because of injury.
Naturally, Wozniak was in a dour mood last fall when he missed UW's first six games after suffering a fractured left shoulder in camp.
His mood wasn't much better March 31 when he injured his left knee.
"When I landed I thought the worst," said Wozniak, who will be a redshirt sophomore next season.
Three letters flashed in Wozniak's mind: ACL.
"I thought, 'Oh, crap,' " said Wozniak, who is from Loveland, Ohio. "I stood up right away and walked off. As I was walking off I thought: 'OK, I don't think I heard a (ligament) pop.' "
Fortunately for Wozniak, the injury was diagnosed as a sprained medial collateral ligament and not a torn anterior cruciate ligament.
Wozniak was expected to be out at least two weeks and perhaps for the remainder of spring practice.
Yet 12 days - and five practices - after suffering the injury, Wozniak was back on the field Tuesday participating in both individual and team drills.
"They expected me to be out a little longer," he said. "But the swelling went down pretty quick. . . . And I've sat out way too much."
Wozniak, 6 feet 4 inches and 251 pounds, likely will enter preseason camp as UW's No. 3 tight end behind Jake Byrne and Jacob Pedersen.
He is working at both the "Y" position - the tight end that lines up on the line of scrimmage - and the "H" position - the tight end that generally goes in motion.
"Brian is a guy that always impressed us, from high school recruiting to bringing him into (summer) camp," UW coach Bret Bielema said. "Very strong, very determined. Every one of those setbacks he has had he has come back sooner than later.
"He just unfortunately has had the injury bug. To get him back out there (Tuesday) was great.
"We really think he might be able to bring us some things similar to Jake Byrne on the line of scrimmage, a powerful guy in blocking and in pass-protection. But also Woz is a gifted athlete that can add to our passing game."
Wozniak played in UW's final seven games last season, mostly on special teams. His individual highlight came on his first play of the season when he threw one of several key blocks on David Gilreath's 97-yard kickoff return for a touchdown against Ohio State.
He entered the spring knowing he had an opportunity to be no worse than the third tight end and understood that any missed time would put that opportunity at risk and delay his development.
"I've missed too much time," he said. "I'm going to be a redshirt sophomore. When I got hurt I knew I needed to get back out there as quick as I can. I need all the reps possible. If I'm going to be the guy that comes in and helps out next year I need to be out there as soon as possible."
Wozniak insisted the only pressure to return came from within.
"The coaches are good about (understanding) that you can't go but it is tough," he said. "Once the first practice goes by you're OK. I missed three practices and I said: 'I can't miss any more.'
"At one point we had just two tight ends out there. Our guys were tired. I just wanted to suit up and go out there. But at the same time you've got to be smart about it."
The only limitation Wozniak faced Tuesday was trying to cut hard on the left knee. On Thursday, Wozniak continued working at both the Y and H positions and made a nice catch down the seam and held onto the ball after absorbing another hard hit.
"I'm in the process of learning all the plays at the H right now," he said. "At the Y it is becoming second nature to me, which is good.
"I want to be to the point where I can play (either), to be that versatile and have that much trust from the coaches."
The UW coaches already know they can trust Wozniak to do all he can to return from injury sooner than expected and play through pain.


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I've lived in Charleston, SC for ten (10) years and I'm still looking for and wondering where the black people are... Please let me know when and if you find them. It is extremely hard to find black professionals in this area.
It would be lovely if we could just think of ourselves as people, rather than "black" people or "white" people. Maybe then we can steer away from this "us and them" mentality that plays a huge part in keeping racism alive.
Just hang out with who you wanna hang out with. Diversity for the sake of diversity is stupid, and puts too mu h of an emphasis on skin color for no reason. If you meet somebody, and they seem cool, and you actually feel like having another friend, then hang out with them because of who they are, rather than what they look like. Jesus.
It's a sad truth, but the diversity here is a real problem. The stares and rejection you get while trying to have a good time in Downtown Charleston is a big deterrent for Blacks. I'm sure going to a more urban atmosphere could present some of the same challenges for White patrons as well.
If you hate the gays, muslims, women, immigrants and the USA, VOTE TRUMP! Trumps patriotism extends only to his wallet and anyone who thinks trump is for them, is delusional. Trump is for trump and NO ONE else!
We moved here almost 2 yrs ago and deal with the same thing. We are usually 1 of the only or 1 of a few black families around. I would love to see more black people outside of NC. The first thing I asked when I moved here was "Where are the middle class black people"?
I'm a native charlestonian now living in Columbia. The Charleston today is not the Charleston of my youth. When I come home and visit familiar neighborhoods and drive around the peninsula, I myself wonder where the black people are....what happened to the neighborhood....what happened to community gathering spots?
Gentrification is almost complete! Families have lost homes due to inability to pay taxes or they have succumbed to pressures to sell ancestral homes.When I read articles about Charleston rarely do I see people of color a and minority owned businesses.
By the way, in addition to the socio-economic differences, there is also a distinction between old money and new money. Thus we have a tale of two charlestons.
that makes absolutely no sense..... you knew they were holier than themselves?
Charleston is not going to change. It is what it is.
I'm neither white or black, but I would agree that Charleston is self-seregrated because of economic reason rather than socially racial divided. Charleston downtown are full of tourists (which are mostly whites ... from elsewhere - Charleston is top travel destination. Whites still have the lead on traveling all around the world followed by the Chinese). Plus, Charleston is used to be a golden city of the south in which "old money" is here ... Most houses in downtown is owned by the white elites. College of Charleston is a rich-kid college and dominantly attended by whites in which their major are mostly social science, english, history and art ... ones that do-not-need-to-make-money majors.
It will change soon giving that high-paying jobs are here such as Boeing followed by Mercedes and now Volvo.
5 years ago when I moved here, I was typical the only Asian when going to Costco and you rarely see Blacks shop at Costco. It's now multi-color there :-) ... and will get better ...
Wish for a real Pho restaurant in town. Trust me, none of them are real authentic right now in Charleston as of 09/2016.
Welcome to Charleston!
Moo Lee Yom Whole Foods is US owned.
It is economics, majority of the black population in Charleston are in poverty. A poor black isn't going to come to your cocktail party, they will feel out of place. To me, it starts in school. I had white friends when I was in elementary school, younger kids dont care much about differences. Once I got to junior high, you could count on your hands how many kids were white. In high school it was the same, honestly I felt like the only reason the white kids were there was because of economics just like me. This whole time growing up you are forced to be around your own kind, and their isn't much interaction with whites so is it mental programming? The only way you get reintroduced to diversity is if and when you go to college. Most blacks in the area don't make it that far so it never happens. What about the social work environment? Well poor blacks are most likely to have the service industry jobs and once again there isn't much white people in service industry jobs. So if you want to fix the problem start with school. You are mentally trained there concerning diversity. Side note: Children follow there parents. When parents don't have diverse friendships guess what? And the self-segregation continues. Let me ask: How many blacks or whites do you work with and are you friends? Do you know each others experiences living Charleston? Think on these things, just dropping some insight is all.
Please explain how if there was no real bottleneck effect at the point of where the lane was removed how the traffic backups on Maybank and supposedly SamRitt can be blamed on lane closure?
Yes the study was flawed. The lane should have been opened for use not only to see how many users but also to see the effects of less cars.
As for the 3 to 5 minute claim could you please post link as to were that info can be found.
The real traffic delays during evac are on I-26 ( and every day for that matter ) not on the islands. Spend the money on fixing I-26.
Vote TRUMP!
Because the 45 seconds was at the bridge, not beyond it. Even they admitted to the mistake of not analyzing the oncoming roads and traffic. The real number, if I recall, sits at 3-5 minutes if not more.
Plus, remember, the DOT can take back the lane at ANY time. Even before construction is finished, hence them trying to rush an analysis by the DOT now.
Also, when you live in an evac zone and complain about roads being built until after you get hit with a storm and can't get out, then you deserve to be washed away in the surge.
What an unintelligent response from the poster above me. LoL If you aren't conservative, I will kill myself. I can't imagine a highly educated person giving that type of response. LoL
I think the problem is more of an economic divide versus a racial divide.
Holy Shit
You say what are people of means doing to help fix the problem. So answer me this. What has Collin Kapernick done to use his influence to help the American racial divide? All of a sudden after 7 years in the NFL when his ability no longer puts him in a starters role and he's no longer in the newspaper headlines he NOW decides to offer in protest his support by not standing for the National Anthem? Is it just a publicity stunt? Has he donated his time? Has he donated his money? Heck has he even done something like donate his name to the cause? No he has not done anything other that to rile the crowd which is shameful.
I support your efforts. Instead of sitting on the sideline talking about an issue get involved. Donate your time, effort, money to the cause and make a positive difference not just use some stupid stunt to create adversity.
Best of luck and get people on their feet.
This is a great article, when I moved to Charleston 26 years ago, the first time I went downtown to the market I didn't see a lot of black people and I wondered why. I asked someone and their response was "they don't want us down there" my response was "they who?" The person said "those white folk" I said to them "this is a free country and you can go wherever you want" this article explains a lot.


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Alam Lohar - Mirza Jatt ( Conversation between Mirza and Sahbia ) Punjabi Folk Music Live Ptv Allam Lohar was born in the small village of Aach Goach outside Gujrat, Punjab, into a family of blacksmiths. He was gifted with a melodious voice and began singing as a child. Strongly attracted to music, he took little interest in his studies and dropped out of school to pursue a singing career, much to the dismay of his father, until Malik Shah, his spiritual guide, intervened on his behalf. Once he achieved the freedom to sing, Alam Lohar developed a new style of singing the Punjabi warm, an epic or folk tale. He is famous for his rendition of Waris Shahs Heer, which he has memorized in 36 styles and forms. He recorded his first album at the age of 13 and has outsold all other singers in Pakistan, with 5,000 albums to his credit. Allam Lohar organized a full-fledged theatre with a complete orchestra. His troupe toured all of Punjab for religious and seasonal festivals. He also travelled several times to the United Kingdom at his own expense to perform for Pakistanis living overseas, who were delighted by his colourful clothes and thrilling voice, traditional chimta in hand. ********************************** Mirza Sahiba is one of the four popular tragic romances of the Punjab . The other three are Heer Ranjha, Sassi Punnun and Sohni Mahiwal. Mirza Sahiba is one of the the classical Punjabi and Sindhi love stories just like Sassi Punnun, Heer Ranjha and Sohni Mahiwal. Story MirzaSahiban is a treasure of Punjabi literature. It is a romantic tragedy. Sahiban was a love-lorn soul. Shayer Pillo raves about her beauty and says," As Sahiban stepped out with a lungi tied around her waist, the nine angels died on seeing her beauty. Mirza and Sahiban were cousins not childhood playmates,mirza was sahiba's mother's brother's son as mentioned in many books and folk tales in punjab, fell in love with each other. But when this beauty is about to be wedded forcibly to Tahar Khan by her parents, without any hesitation she sends a taunting message to Mirza, whom she loves, to his village Danabad, through a Brahmin called Kammu. "You must come and decorate Sahibans hand with the marriage henna." Mirza Khan was the son of Wanjhal Khan, the leader of the Kharal tribe in Danabad, a town in the Jaranwala area of Faisalabad, Pakistan. Sahiba was the daughter of Mahni, the chief of Khewa, a town in Sial Territory in the Jhang district Punjab,Pakistan. Mirza was sent to his relatives' house in Khewa to study, where he met Sahiba and they fell in love. Her family opposed the relationship, and instead arranged a marriage with a member of the Chadhar family. This is the time you have to protect your self respect and love, keep your promises, and sacrifice your life for truth. Mirza arrived on his horse, Bakki the night before the wedding and secretly carried her away, planning to elope. Sahiba's brothers got to know about this and decided to follow them. On the way, as Mirza lies under the shade of a tree to rest for a few moments, Sahiba's brothers caught up with them. Sahiba was a virtuous and a beautiful soul who did not desire any bloodshed to mar the one she loved. She did not want her hands drenched in blood instead of henna. She thinks Mirza cannot miss his target, and if he strikes, her brothers would surely die. Before waking up Mirza, Sahiban breaks his arrows so he can't use them. She presumes on seeing her, her brothers would feel sorry and forgive Mirza and take him in their arms. But the brothers attack Mirza and kill him. Sahiban takes a sword and slaughters herself and thus bids farewell to this world. Some other facts include that Mirza's horse which was named bakki was from shri guru gobind singh's (10th sikh guru)horse's blood line. also,out of all the legendary stories, mirza sahiba's story is the only story where the guy's name comes first and then the girl's. all others start with girl's name for example: Heer Ranjha,Sassi Punnun,Sohni Mahiwal,Shireen Farihad,Laila Majnu. Innumerable folk songs of Punjab narrate the love tale of Sassi and Punnu. The women sing these songs with great emotion and feeling, as though they are paying homage to Sassi with lighted on her tomb. It is not the tragedy of the lovers. It is the conviction of the heart of the lovers. It is firmly believed that the soil of the Punjab has been blessed. God has blessed these lovers. Though their love ended in death, death was a blessing in disguise, for this blessing is immortalized.


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This blog is still alive, just in semi-hibernation.
When I want to write something longer than a tweet about something other than math or sci-fi, here is where I'll write it.
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
Tubes, pipes and ducts.
I am sure many of my fellow nerds (and you know who you are) will agree that no one has ever drawn tubes, pipes and ducts like Jack "King" Kirby, the comic book artist responsible for the look of most of the original heroes of Marvel Comics, with the exception of Spider-Man, who was drawn by Steve Ditko.
Here we see Kirby's rendition of Senator Ted Stevens' understanding of the Internets, complete with hard to understand perspective.
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cool. ted stevens is really talking about tek jansen's digs .... knowing about tek jansen's digs means someone has to kill you.
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