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For those who don't want to click on the WayBackMachine site, here is the entire MindBox story. I do not believe there is any active copyright on it, so this should not be outside any legalities and/or forum rules.
"Artemis Husselfarb
Politics, Life, Death in America and the World
December 6, 2005
The MindBox - I Told You That There Would Be Some Bizzare Topics Here
Just so we can begin building a reputation for eclectic posts, here is a "conspiracy story" that caught my attention a few years back. I think that one of these things was operating in my old Inland Empire childhood home.
The MindBox
This story is about a phenomenon. A phenomenon that for many years, seemed like just another haunted house, but that turned out to be much more man made. I don't know what is scarier - the prospect of evil spirits tormenting people or the realization that it was our own government that was doing it.
I grew up on the east side of Detroit, Michigan in the sixties and seventies and lived in the same house from the time that I was born until I was 30 years old. For as far back as I can remember, there were frightening things happening in this house.
It was always in the middle of the night, usually between 4:20 and 4:35 in the morning. This phenomenon took several forms. Sometimes, it took the form of a vivid nightmare. The nightmares weren't clear, it wasn't like you could describe people and events in them. They were more like frightening feelings. It was like being chased by something very, very evil. As a child, I recall images of various electrical fixtures, such as the light in the bedroom or the outlets coming alive and being instruments of this evil. I nicknamed the evil entities "Beebles". (Later in life, I read somewhere that one of the names for the devil is Beezlebub).
As I got older, the effects of this phenomenon changed. Increasingly, it would manifest itself by the feeling of an evil, malevolent spirit being in the bedroom. All of a sudden, I would snap up, wide awake and cower in my bed as this sensation enveloped me. I would say a prayer and "order the demon, in the name of Jesus Christ, to be gone", and it would slowly disappear.
Like clockwork (literally), this always ocurred between 4:20 and 4:35 in the morning, regardless of what time of the year it was. It did not occur every night, in fact I only experienced this form of the phenomenon perhaps once a month or so. In some cases, a milder form of the childhood nightmare would occur in its place. After awhile, I got used to them and wasn't so afraid of them.
My sister and monther also reported strange sensations and ocurrences in the house. Somewhere, we heard that someone had died in the house in years past. We also learned that the house had been built in 1929 from bricks that were salvaged from an old hotel that was being torn down at the time of the house's construction. At that time, the hotel was over 100 years old.
This would mean that the bricks were made no later than 1829. I always marveled at this - thats less than a half-century after our Constitution was written and before the Civil War.
Seeing many documentaries and pseudo-science shows on TV, I conjectured that there was some sort of evil spirit that came with the bricks. Some of these shows suggested that spirits can move with objects, so I assumed that something very old and evil was present there.
Time went on and we moved from that house in 1993. I have since moved out of town to another major city and went on with my life.
One day, in 2001, I was laying in a hotel room in Albuquerque after doing work for a client in that area, and my mind began to wander back to that old house. I had just seen the Ghostbuster's movie on HBO and was thinking about their theory that spiritual energy can be measured by measuring disturbances in the electromagnetic field present in a room.
As my mind wandered, I remembered one thing about that house. It has metal hardware mesh as the backing for the wet plaster walls. In most old houses, plaster was put up by first nailing wooden slats across the 2 x 4's and then applying the plaster. In our house, however, they used a metal mesh instead. Thinking about this, I realized that the walls and ceilings of that house were all lined with this stuff and wondered if it was acting as an antenna for spiritual energy. I also began to wonder if some person or persons could create a signal in that house by putting a signal onto the power lines in the area. The signal would be brought into the house by the wiring and the mesh would act as an antenna to transmit it to the interior of the rooms. I briefly recall hearing something on the Art Bell radio show about the CIA's project MKUltra, where the CIA did mind control experiments on US citizens with drugs, microwaves and other electromagnetic equipment. I dismissed this all as wild conjecture and went to sleep.
The next morning, the idea was still on my mind, so I called up my friend Dave (not his real name) who still lived in the old neighborhood and was an electronics technician. I explained to him my theory about the mesh acting as an antenna. Dave told me that it is true that power lines do carry alot of junk. You could rig up a device that you could plug into your outlet and you would be suprised what you would hear: other people's radios, alarm clocks going off, etc. He said that this is especially true since the "digital age". Digital electronics are very noisy. He said it was possible that the mesh could be picking up this signal from the house wiring and it could be acting as an antenna.
Dave became as curious about this as I was. I told him about the wierd things that had happened in the house. My working theory was that it was something spiritual, but that perhaps, like in Ghostbusters, this mesh was amplifying or attracting the energy. I really didn't think that it was some CIA experiment - I wasn't one to really believe in conspiracy theories. Dave told me of a friend who was an electrical engineer who worked for the Michigan EPA. His most recent assignment was to work on a study of high-voltage power transmission lines. There was a great concern that the magnetic fields generated by these lines was causing health problems to people. Mark (not his real name) would probably have more information.
Several days later, I was in my office in the major city in which I now live when I got a call. It was Dave. His voice was agitated and I thought it strange that he would call me long distance in the middle of the day. He had some urgent news to tell me. He had spoken to Mark (the MEPA engineer) and had received some startling news.
Dave called Mark and explained the whole thing to him. The "haunted house", the wire mesh, the 4:30am like-clockwork hauntings, the sensation of being closed in with something really evil - the whole nine yards. As he finished his description, Mark started uttering "OH NO, OH NO, THERE'S ANOTHER ONE OUT THERE SOMEWHERE". Perplexed, Dave asked him what he meant by "another one".
Mark explained that in his travels as an engineer, he had met some people who were investigating the CIA's mind control experiments called Project MKUltra. Part of this experiment involved testing electromagnetic energy to see if it could be used to alter the brainwave patterns of test subjects and if so, if it could be used to produce illusions or emotions of various sorts.
One of the things that the CIA did was to go to several major cities, Detroit included, and to deploy what he called "CIA Mind Boxes". These devices generated a signal that would be capable of messing with the mind of anyone within a certain range. These boxes worked by being plugged into an electrical outlet. They would not only get electricity from the outlet to operate, but would generate a signal that would crawl into the house wiring and out onto the utility pole and into the homes of everyone within a five block area.
The symptoms caused by these boxes were identical to the ones that I described to my friend Dave. In addition to this, these boxes were on a timer and were only active for about 15 minutes a day. These folks that Mark was working with had discovered two of these boxes in Cleveland and had disconnected them. These folks also found that houses with metal hardware cloth plaster backing had very high occurences of symptoms.
These boxes were created and installed between 1959 and 1961. The CIA would buy or rent a house and would install these devices and would board them up in the walls of these houses. He said that they apparently abandoned them when the MKUltra project was shut down.
Some people involved in the investigation of these incidents did not trust the CIA and thought that MKUltra was still on-going in spite of the CIA's claim that it had ended.
Bottom line, Dave said, is that there is one of those boxes loose in the neighborhood somewhere. A day later, Dave called me back. Mark had contacted his other friends, the ones who were involved in this investigation, and they send Mark a diagram on how to build a device that could be plugged into and electrical outlet to detect any signal
on the line. This device would turn the signal into an auditory form. Mark said that, most of the time, you would only hear static, the result of the AC signal (60Hz) and the occasional bleed from someone's radio, TV or alarm clock. Mark said that when this Mind Box came online, you would be able to hear it, clearly and unambiguously.
This was a Wednesday. The device was not too complicated, so Dave went to work building it and I agreed to come by his house on a Saturday evening and we would make a night of it, ordering pizza and drinking a few beers while we awaited the arrival of 4:20am.
When I arrived, Dave plugged in the device and turned it on. Nothing but static. We did indeed hear the occasional alarm clock tone and the bleed from someone's TV. (Someone was a fan of "Keeping up Appearances", the English comedy - we heard about 5 minutes of an episode that I had seen before).
The clock ticked on. 1AM, 2AM, 3AM - all (relatively) quiet. 4AM - nothing yet, 4:15 - nothing yet the tension was mounting. My heart raced, 4:20AM, nothing. And them 04:21:02. All of a sudden, all the static was drowned out by a very clear, repetitive signal. I sat there, more frightened than I have ever been in my life. My childhood flashed before my eyes. Memories came back of horrible, frightening nights alone in the dark. Although I don't think I have ever heard that sound as an audio signal before, I KNEW IT WELL, and it hit me so hard, that I started to shake uncontrollably. Dave had to hold on to me to keep me from shaking apart. His wife was ready to call 9-1-1, thinking I was having a heart attack. I regained my composure, if ever so slightly and told Dave that this was it - this was what we were looking for. The sound faded in and out, but was always strong. At 04:35:59, it stopped abruptly and was replaced by the background static once again.
We got on the speaker phone and called Mark at home. Dave had been recording the sounds and played them over the phone for Mark. Mark asked Dave if he could digitize the tape and send it as an MP3 audio file to him. Mark would then send it to his investigator friends. Exhausted, I bid Dave and his wife farewell and went back to my Mom's house out in the suburbs.
Two days later, Dave called me at home. He was on the line with Mark and the two investigator friends of his. "Yup," the one investigator said "that signal is a CIA Mind Box. You need to find it and get rid of it". The investigator suggested that we modify the device that Dave has built. We would add an antenna and power it by battery so that it could be carried around.
The idea was to wait until 4:21am and then try to go around the neighborhood to locate where the signal was the strongest. It would be necessary to hold the antenna about a foot above head level and walk along the utility easement under the power poles. The investigator told us that the, judging from the strenghth of the signal, it was no more than two blocks away from Dave's house.
The next day, Dave modified the detector device and that evening he went along his street from a block north of his house to one block south. He called me the next day, a bit tired from his work, to announce that his test was inconclusive. The signal didn't seem to vary enough to get a fix. Dave We conjectured that maybe we needed to move over one block to the east, to examine the utility corridor behind my old house. I told Dave that I would leave work early and be back in Detroit by 4AM so that we could go out together. Dave was a bit anxious to go out again on his own. He said that he thought that the police would come along at any time and arrest him. There are no alleys in our old neighborhood, so he had to dart in and out of people's back yards to get to the utility poles.
I arrived at Dave's house at 3AM the next morning. We were joined by John (not his real name) one of his lineman friends from Detroit Edision who was also interested in this thing. John offered a measure of protection from suspicious police as he was wearing his lineman's uniform with the DECO logo and had his ID badge on. As far as they are concerned, John said of the police, "we are Edison people looking for a line break", he said.
So, off we went, North to Cornwall St between Bedford and Three Mile Drive. We timed our departure just so we would arrive at 4:21 so we wouldn't have to stand around in the street looking dumb, waiting for zero hour. When we arrived, it was 4:22 and Dave donned the headset, flipped the on switch and immediately picked up the signal from the
overhead secondary mains.
We moved south along Three Mile Drive, quickly darting in and out of backyards. Unlike the day before, this time the signal did get stronger as we headed south.
Soon were were in the backyard adjacent to my old home. There is was, old and familiar. I half expected the signal to fade as we left there, thinking that the damn box was buried right in that house, but as we left and headed south, it got stronger.
We crossed Munich St as the signal got stronger. We were almost to the next side-street when we encountered an abandoned house. We darted into its yard and examined the signal at that point.
It was the strongest yet. This pole has a conduit, a very old one, running down the side of the pole. Dave ran the antenna along it and the signal was crystal-clear. John looked at it and immediatly knew there was something odd about it. All of the houses in this area are fed by overhead drops. "Always been that way", he said. "There are no undergounds". Secondly, he said, they NEVER feed secondary voltage to underground service in this area. Its always primaries, usually to a padmount transformer. "Very odd," he said "Looks like an illegal tap".
We shrugged it off and moved out and continued to head south. As we did, the signal faded and we got farther away from that abandoned house. All of us had the same thought - that has to be it! The odd conduit, the non-compliant underground feed. The very old, rusty conduit on the pole. No one said a thing as we headed back up Three Mile Drive, but we all dashed into that backyard again. John looked up at the pole and said "THAT is an ILLEGAL FEED, I don't care how old it is, there is NO REASON FOR IT TO BE THERE", he said, noting that all four of the houses adjacent to that pole had overhead power drops connected to them.
Dave suddenly uttered a curious "Hmmmm.." and shuffled his feet. "What's this", he said as he brushed the twigs and leaves aside to reveal a shiny metal object. It was a manhole cover. There isn't anything unusual about that, since all of the sewers in the neighborhood run in the back of the houses along the fenceline. About halfway down each block, someone's backyard will be plagued with an ugly manhole cover. Its just the way the neighborhood was built.
John looked at it and said "I want to see whats in there, wait here", he said as he ran from the yard leaving Dave and I standing alone in the yard of this abandoned house. The wind picked up, blowing leaves around and I suddenty felt quite frightened. We head a truck pull up across the street. John had gone to his house (about a block away) and came back with his truck. He reentered the yard with two Detroit Edison hardhats, each with a little "miners" light on it. He hefted a metal rod that looked like a tire iron, but was really a specialized tool that was used to lift off manhole covers.
The cover came off along with a whiff of nasty sewer gases. We all stood back to let things air out. John shined his flashlight into the hole and we all peered in. It was a long shaft, at least 20 feet, but you could see the water flowing at the bottom. The sewer main was huge, a man could walk upright in it. Each side of the shaft has climbing rungs, like a ladder. The shaft as well as the sewer line itself were made from bricks, an indication of how old the system was. John put away his flashlight and donned his miner's light on his hardhat and began to climb down. About halfway down he stopped and hollared up at us. "One of you come down here and help me - climb down the other side of the shaft, put on one of those hats".
Being more curious and angry than afraid, I grabbed the hat and climbed in. When I got to John's level, he motioned with his head towards the wall of the shaft. "Look!", he said. The bricks had been removed and replaced without any mortar in a 18 inch by 18 inch section. We both must have had the same thought because we both started using our free hands to pull out the bricks with one free hand while holding on to the rungs with the other hand. One by one the bricks fell away and we could hear them splash into the raging sewage below.
Behind the bricks, there was a metal frame that fit inside of the dug out section of the earth. Sitting right there inside was a black metal box, about a foot square.
The conduit that came down the pole terminated there and the wires went into an opening in the box. We looked at one another with amazement. "Looks like we found it", I said. "Yeeeup", John said. We both climbed out of the hole, much to Dave's relief. John pulled the cover back up over the hole.
"Lets get out of here", he said. We gathered up our stuff while Dave questioned us "What did you see?, what did you see?". "Lets go across to my house and we'll talk about it", John replied.
We walked out of the yard and Dave tossed the tools into the cab of his truck. He went around the block and pulled back in his driveway as we stood on his front porch. He opened the front door with his key and we all filed into his kitchen where we filled in Dave. We debated what to do. That box had to be removed, but could we get in trouble for it?
John said that he would check the blueprints for the distribution grid in this area to see if that feed was on any circuit maps. If not, he said, it would be an illegal feed and it was "his duty as a Detroit Edison lineman, to disconnect it." We also discussed the fact that if this was part of MKUltra, that we had a perfect right to take away that box since MKUltra was an illegal operation that congress had forbidden.
We decided to remove the box and study it. We sat there till 7am hatching our plot. We would go back in there at 2am the next morning. John would bring his lineman tools and shimmy up the pole and cut the feed. Dave and I would then cut the other end of the line and remove the box by tying it to a rope that would be fastened up above. We would then hoist the box out of the manhole and take it to Dave's house. Later that day, John called. He was down in the Edison map room. There was no mention of that feed anywhere. It was an "illegal tap". We had the green light.
We arrived at John's house at 1:55 and hopped onto the back of his truck and he drove the half-block to the abandoned house and parked in the same spot he had the night before. Like a bunch of trained special forces commandos on a raid, we jumped off the truck, grabbed our hats and tools and sprang into action. John climbed the pole with his lineman's boots and cutters as Dave and I rigged up a sling made of rope. We tied it off to the fence. I pulled off the manhole cover, taking care to step back to let the gases air out. I then crawled in and started to climb down one side of the shaft, with Dave following closely on the other side. John hollared down at us that he had cut the power. I reached in with the insulated sidecutters and clipped all three of the leads - the 2 hot leads and the neutral lead. I tried to move the box but it was stuck to the floor of its perch. "Give me the pry bar", I said to Dave. Instead, he reached in himself with the pry bar and broke it loose. We struggled for about 10 minutes trying to slip the sling around it, finally succeeding. We pulled the box out and it fell about 2 feet before hanging suspended by the rope.
Dave climbed out first, followed quickly by me. We pulled up our prize and placed it on the ground and gathered up the tools. I picked up the unit and carried it under my arm. It was heavy for its size, about 30 pounds. I felt a measure of satisfaction that I now had in a hammerlock, the very device that tortured me for all of my childhood. I remember wishing it were the head of the CIA jerk who had devised such a scheme to torture American children.
We hopped onto the back of the truck and John drove us to Dave's house. We took the box down into his basement, to his workshop. It was made of steel, painted black, with a few rust spots on it. On top of it was a a smaller box that looked like a small walkie-talkie. Dave grabbed it and pulled it loose from the clip that held it to the
main box. It had a small rigid wire sticking out of the top of it. "Thats an antenna", Dave said. He quickly popped it open with a screwdriver to reveal a printed circuit board inside along with a battery. Almost as if he was holding something hot, he dropped it, backed away and then grabbed it again and removed the battery. "Its a transponder, it sends a homing beacon", he said.
Dave had turned quite pale and I was worried that he would pass out. "Its old", I said, "no one is looking for it anymore". He grabbed me by the shoulders "No, you dont understand," he whispered. "Its not old. The box may be old, but this isn't. Look!", he said, pointing to an IC chip on the small circuit board. "I began to get the meaning when he chimed in again. "This chip wasn't manufactured before 1989", he said. "I can look it up, but they didnt have IC's or minurature electronics like this in the late 50's and 60's".
We went upstairs to contemplate this. The box was old - 1950's vintage, but the transponder was no more that 12 years old. The battery was still fresh (Dave tested it) and they only last at most 12 months. This means that the unit was recently outfitted with the transponder and that the battery was no more than 6 to 12 months old. MKUltra was supposed to be terminated in 1963. All sorts of ideas sprang forth. Were they still using this thing for something? Who? Maybe it was a bunch of rogue scientists who used to work on the project. But why? What would they gain? How would they be able to study their subjects? How would they be able to even identify who was being affected?
Dave decided to call Mark and the investigators the next day. They said that their work in Cleveland did not reveal any transponders and this development startled them. One of them came to Dave's shop several weeks later to look at things. Yes, the box was a CIA Mind Box, but the transponder was news to them. Upon studying it, they discovered that it would send a digital signal every 30 minutes on 522.475MHz. The transmission was a simple 9 digit number:229010874. A serial number? A signal saying "MindBox 229010874 checking in - alive and well"??
The icing on the cake came several days later. As I told you, John, the lineman, lives on Three Mile Drive, across the street from and about 4 houses north of the abandoned house in whose yard the box was found. It was a weekday, about 5pm. John was getting ready for work on the night shift when he looked out his window. There in the driveway of the old house was a dark blue car. In front of the house was another grey car. John suddenly got the urge to walk his dog. He snapped on the leash and led the dog south on Three Mile Drive, on the opposite side of the street. As he approached the abandoned house, he noticed that both cars had US Government license plates on them. As he passed adjacent to the driveway, he could see one man emerging from the manhole and the other looking up at the pole with his hands on his hips. John quickly moved on and is sure they didn't see him looking.
It has been two months. No further incidents have been observed. There is no longer any MindBox signal on the power lines in the neighborhood. The abandoned house was torn down several weeks ago and John can now see clearly from his front porch, the utility pole in that backyard. The feed is disconnected still and the manhole cover is back in place. No one has disturbed it since.
Mark's friends hooked us up with some MKUltra investigators in the Great Lakes region and we have formed an informal group called the "MindBox Hunters". We are currently investigating several anomalous situations on the southwest side of Detroit as well as the Roger's Park neighborhood in Chicago.
If you have any reason to believe there may be a CIA MindBox operating in your neighborhood, please contact me and we can put you in touch with some folks who can help you find it.
Beware. All evidence supports the conclusion that MKUltra or its successor is still alive and well in 2001. We must stamp out this plague and restore our Constitution and make our children's nights a time of sleep and not horror.
a MindBox Hunter"
I did not write this, and it no longer exists on the internet outside the Wayback Machine...but I believe the story needs to be told. I know these streets intersect, and many homes HAVE been torn down. It should not be difficult to check certain portions of this story, I may do it later today!
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Raasi, also credited as Mantra or Manthra, acted in dozens of films in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and other languages, especially in the '90s. Enjoy these photos.
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Hi all,
I have got the real email ID for Remya Nambeesan, it is...
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Manthara Mulaiye Avvalavu Perisa Irukey Ava Koothi Evvalavu Perisa Irukum.
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beautiful eyes..
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rassi super
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mantra pls pls share u r bed in one year
Un pundaila na sunnya vittu aatanum
vvry nasi madom
nan unni ookkanum nee vaa un molyia poddethu ootha appede irukkm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ooppama
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raasi dengudam raa
raasi nee sallu chala peddavi nee sallu chustu dengali
un mulaiyil nan milk kudikanum
Hi mantra un mulaila pal kuddikanum chellam pls give me a milk
Unnode mulai super amukkanumnu thonuthu milk varuma
Nenu ne sollu chuste chalu na gear rod strong ipotadi nenu vaka ratri iyen dengali ani korika
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raasi manthra ninne dengali
Rasi naku oka chance eue . challu you look so buitiful you and your boos oka sari ne bedmeeda chance eue
Rasi naku oka chance eue . challu you look so buitiful you and your boos oka sari ne bedmeeda chance eue
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I love her character
also her body is very sexy look
Raasi ni mohan babu,teja dengaru,chala lakki kada
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hi rasi emvuntaye ni sanulu vatini chudatanike ni movies chusevadini ni notlo na modda ni guddalo namodda o rojanta ni sanulu chikale asalu em vesi penchave vati anta peddaga tight ga vuntye okka sari chance echi chudu ni pala kundalini pagalukodata
Ni sallu pattukuni ,Guddalow na moddapetti Dangalani Undi.Palliki Mundu Yanthamandi Dangarw.
ninnu unckona please
srikanth dengadu
koi bacha peda kark milk pilati to jandar hota
Did the sun just come out or did you just smile at me?
You are like a treasure that can not be measure,even in times of pressure...u deserve the gesture,am not giving u a lecture, its just my pleasure.
6 rules to be HAPPY: Free your heart from hatred; Free your mind from worries; Live simply; Expect less; Give more & Always have ME as UR FRIEND
good actors,like you.love you
A pleasant surprise from you dear Rassi Manthra after a long time.
Thanks for your notification.
How are you? How is life? and most importantly, how is love life?
Love is a treasure more precious than silver, gold and diamonds.
Sanjay Dixit,
Dear Rassi,
I need family, love, wife and children...
priority = urgently.
With love,
Sanjay Dixit,Mumbai,India.
Thanks Rassi,
Wish you all the best.....
Dear Rassi,
Thanks. Enjoy Life...
Dear Rassi,
You are lovely female...
Dear Rassi,
Love is the most beautiful thing.......you make everyone dance to the tune love..........
What is life without love? What is life without life? What is life without wife?
Manthra mulayil daily 50 litre paal kudikka aasai.
Dear Rassi,
Thanks for your notification....
Thanks for remembering me after such a long time....a pleasant
surprise....much awaited
Love to you.......
How is life?
Hope you married?
Found your loved one in your life?
Hope you have your own kids....by now....
Hope you read my poetry...the long one I have written....and
sent to you. And more important....hope you liked it.
With love to you....keep in touch
Sanjay Dixit,
Dear Rassi,
You found your life partner?
Are you married?
Do you have children?
Hope you are enjoying your life.
With Best Wishes,
Sanjay Dixit.
Dear Rassi,
Hope you read my messages to you.
Hope you get time.
You are the Marketing and Sales Director for Love (for all over the world), but do you get time to get love for your self....or to love someone...
hope you do!!!.
Anyway, if you don't have time for "your" love...
I send it to you from here.....
Sanjay Dixit,
Hi Rassi,
Good Morning.
Had your tea and breakfast?
.....now you are off to work.....work for the day...
Night Comes. Dinner......and a good lovely night
Good Night
Sanjay Dixit,
Dear Rassi,
Had lovely Dinner?
Have a lovely nights sleep?
Had a lovely night with your love.....and sweet dreams
Woke up? What time you get up?
Steaming Tea/Coffee.......
And the day ahead...............the waiting time for the next lovey night
With Regards,
Sanjay Dixit
Dear Rassi,
The forests are fired with love once you step into the forests
There is rain in the desserts when you step into the deserts
With Love,
Sanjay dixit,
Dear Rassi,
Nobody Loves me,
Nobody Cares for me.....but you do....
Thanks for your kind response/notifications
You show your kindness and care....this means some much
to me....words are difficult to find.....to explain why.......
Thanks and Regards,
Sanjay Dixit
Dear Rassi,
Your photos express your feelings
and emotions
Saw you in so many colors, each color represents
your feelings and emotions....of love of energizing love...
You are the energy of love,
Sanjay Dixit,
Dear Rassi,
Oceans meets the Lands,
You are the Land, I am the Ocean,
But they never come together......they never merge.......
This is the way it is in life.....
Sanjay Dixit,
Dear Rassi,
Love is a figment of imagination
I am walking in the Sahara Desert running after this figment
of imagination called the mirage......thinking its water to drink...
but never exists.....never got the oasis of water
Hope you had a nice lunch.
Its week end time. Time for realxing with your family....
Thanks for giving me the opportunity to write to you....
Dear RAssi,
Up on the lovely mountains,
Deep inside the valley,
The smooth breeze caresses the body
The sweat on the body becomes the air conditioner.....cool feeling
Deep down in the valley of life........there is who?
Sanjay Dixit
Dear Rassi,
There is green.........so much of greenery behind you......
In the green is the dream if romance and love.....
But where is the green signal for love......you got it
but I did not.
So, what's life without love......a river of blood....
Sanjay Dixit,
Dear Rassi,
Woke up in the morning, and thought of you.....
With no one in my life.....I deeply feel the absence...
of the woman who made the early morning tea......
with so much love for her husband.....then sent her
husband to work in the same way she sent the children
to school............
Now she no longer exists, my children don't exist.
They were not allowed to exist......to come in this world....
All this was done by Maharashtrians.......hope you understand
Sanjay Dixit,
Dear Rassi,
Do you really read what I write?
Do you even get time to read messages sent to you
from your busy schedule?
Dear Rassi,
Boys are great, so you have one for love.
Every girl should have one.
Girls are great, so boys should have one for love.
Every boy should have one.
But I have none......and waiting
Dear Rassi,
There is a saying -
If you love something, set it free; if it comes back it's yours, if it doesn't, it never was.
Meeting you was fate, becoming your friend was a choice, but falling in love with you was beyond my control.
If I could be anything I would be your tear, so I could be born in your eye, live down your cheek and die on your lips.
Want to kiss on your lips in the moonlight, walking by the river till dawn, singing our favorite song......of love and romance
Dear Rassi,
Bye for now......many thanks for giving me the opportunity to
write to you.....all the best..........
Dear Rassi,
Guess your love meter is already down.....thanks for all your notifications........
hope you listening,reading.........
Bye for now...........
Dear Rassi,
You hear me.........your love meter is already down....you are already
sitting in your love cab..........not alone........its a love cab of your love....
your love meter is down.............................
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How are you Rassi ? How's life ?
Nice to see you here after a long time.
Is there something that you would like me to do, for you?
Good Morning Rassi,
You had your early morning tea/coffee?
You had your breakfast?
Hope you are fine, and doing well
Thanks for the notifications.
Sanjay Dixit
Love is like a mirage in a desert. You can always see it in front of you but never get it.
Love feels like Mount Everest.
When and how can I get there on the top where love is?


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Chicago and its suburbs offer hands-on opportunities to learn
about the history of those who settled the land. Step back into
life on a farm in the 1890s at Kline Creek Farm in West Chicago.
One of the kid favorites (this will surprise most moms and dads) is
the farm chores programs, says Keith McClow, education site manager
for Kline Creek.
"One of our biggest ones is the laundry process. They want to do
it again and again with the scrub board and the soap," McClow says.
Mom's farm chores are highlighted on Mondays; dad's are featured on
Thursdays. During dad's farm chores programs, kids erect a
scaled-down version of a timber-framed farmhouse.
"It's small enough for kids to lift the pieces and
assemble, and then they can climb up on it and see how sturdy it
is," McClow says. Kids also like collecting the eggs from the
chicken coop or listening to stories from that time
To supplement the learning, visit your library for books
by Laura Ingalls Wilder or Elsie Dinsmore, two young girls who
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Microsoft - whether we like it or not dominates our working lives. As a unix systems admin I get frustrated at Windows and some if it's limitations. Granted that with Windows that there is a great wealth of software much of it free or at least low cost. But as a command line
warrior, I prefer to work in a unix-like environment. DOS has it's limitations but is not available anymore and besides which for obvious reasons the company I work for prefer MS Windows. Windows has its upsides as I've already said but it really cramps my style when it
comes to doing my work. Especially as I now work where ever possible with text files.
I find MS-Office bloated and full of distractions. Wordpad is fine but lacks some important features such as spell checking. Notepad is a very basic text editor, but again it lacks many of the features that other text editors have and one very notable exception that all of these
work only in windows. I am a confirmed and long time command-line warrior whether it be DOS or Unix. And as a CLI guy I prefer the open expanse of the flashing prompt and that is where I like to work. It's a fertile ground allowing me to create my own information encyclopedia and
man pages (just like a unix box...I just type man
and get formatted help pages - true I've written them myself after researching solutions to problems). I keep notes, thoughts and a journal in a large text file that I called notebook. In that notebook I kept
recipes, technical information, notes on courses I have taken, tutorials, snippets of poems, useful websites. The list is endless. I created a set of batch files that with the use of awk allowed me to display sections from my notebook as html files. The open flashing Dos prompt is
nearly as rich and inviting as that on a unix box. Even after I had changed the DOS environment using DOSKEY to mimic Unix commands. The 'ls' command did what it was supposed to do as did cat, mv,cp and so on. It still didn't feel right. After all, have you tried MS Edit. It's not a
bad text editor from the command line, it's certainly a huge advance over edlin (omg yes I am that old that I've actually used edlin!). No, what was missing was vi. VI is the text editor that comes with all flavours of unix and linux. It's simple, works from the command line and whilst it's commands are obscure and unintuitive it's a powerful piece of software.
Fortunately for me although vi has never been ported to DOS or Unix there are a number of clones available. The very best for me though is VIM. or VI Improved. It has everything that vi has and a whole lot more. If you want to work quickly and efficiently then this is the editor of choice.
As I mentioned before I am a Unix sys admin and much of my work involves editing files using vi. It also involves inspecting log files and unknown text files with strange characters inserted. Vi allows me to view and edit these files quickly and easily. But it's in the area of GTD on my
PC that VIM has really come into it's own. For much of my work, I work with three or four text files. Up until VIM I would open threee or four instances of Notepad and work with that. My desktop became cluttered with notepads, email client, other work related software, MS word and so on. So I started to look for a way to simplify life for myself. Enter VIM. One of the advantages of VIM over vi is the ability to split the pane into seperate panels with each panel displaying a different file. That was a big step forward. On a single screen I had all the files I needed to work with in one easily accessible spot. But it didn't stop there. I discovered that I could have tabbed instances and so I could have less used files sitting in another tab just a few taps of a the keyboard away. (Yes I use the keyboard for navigation too!) So on one tab were all the files I needed for my work directly - case notes, case information etc and in another tabbed setup I had my contacts file open, my todo list and my actions list open. It made working so much easier.
I soon discovered some major improvements to VIM that has made it indispensible now. The first was the discovery of text based vi wiki's. The best of which is in my humble opinion Vimwiki. Now I no longer had to have my man pages opened up in a DOS window. I just transferred them to my knowledge base wiki. All sorts of stuff has gone into my wiki that was once performed by my giant text notebook. Only now the organisation is easier, I only need one piece of software to manage it where as before I needed Perl and Python installed, awk and a couple of batch files.
As if that wasn't enough, I discovered another useful addition to the VIM setup. An outliner. Well that made my day. Not only a wiki but an outliner available too! Outliners have their uses in such things as brainstorming and other creative efforts. They are good for organising writings such as novels, stories and heaps of other applications. I've added so much to VIM that I rarely have a need for anything else. It works as my PIM, a knowledge base, my man pages, my collection of short story writings, blogs, ideas, thoughts and my journals.
But VIM's versatility doesn't stop there. If I am writing something, I open up a vertically split pane. On the one panel is where my main writing is and the other is where I put down ideas as they come to me as I am writing. These maybe things to add later, alterations to be
made when I've finished. Key points I want to make or ideas to add to a story. I can put down things that are not necessarily related directly to what I'm writing but may have a bearing. All visible on the one page without being part of the writing.
So if you truly want to start getting things done and want to work smarter and faster and more efficiently I really do suggest installing VIM. Even if you only use the windows version GVIM, you will find it a powerful tool in the armoury of GTD (Getting Things Done).
In my next installment, I'll tell you how I've done away with Microsoft Word for document formatting and just use plain text files with simple mark up languages to create my formatted documents for publishing. Until then please have a go with VIM and let me know how you get on with it. I am sure you will be surprised at it's power and flexibility once you get past the somewhat steep learning curve!
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billy sims
Aug 5, 2009
Great article ignominius, CLI is one of the main reasons why i like linux over windows, even though due to the learning curve, new unix/linux user are sometimes overwhelmed. I would like to gain some more system admin skills, so do you have any suggestions to which distro is best(currently using ubuntu 9.4).
Martyn Chandley
Aug 6, 2009
Hi drevin896, ubuntu 9.4 is a good choice. It's the flavour of the moment. You could also try Fedora or CentOS which are based on the RedHat release. If you want something more in line with unix then you have FreeBSD and OpenBSD. If you really must go unix then try the OpenSolaris release of Solaris 10. I'm a big fan of Solaris. I cut my teeth on Solaris 2.6 and I've never lost my love of Solaris over the other flavours.
If you want to just try these distro's out you can always install a vm and play. It's what I've done to try out different things in safety to help me learn the tricks of the trade without having to worry about taking down one of my severs.
If you have any questions regarding sys admin just give me a shout. I'm always happy to share my experiences and knowledge
James Cahill
Dec 12, 2009
Hi, Ignominius . . . Jim again (just commented on your 'Rory' entry).
I enjoyed this post on the Veatures of VIM (sorry, I have a somewhat
humor). I noticed your familiarity with Perl, Python, awk and scripting. If you have run across a blog entry (or have yourself created one) on the best uses of these languages, please refer me to it. (For example - use awk for this and use PERL for that.) I have a general intrigue with languages, and have been flirting with these particular languages of late. So, let me know what you've found on them when you get a moment. I tend to get overwhelmed with the volume of stuff that's out there on each of them -- which is why I thought I might ask a veteran instead. Thanks! - Jim
May 20, 2011
Nice post. I started using VIM a few months back and it has become my primary editor. Further, I tried Vim Outliner - seems to be pretty good. Will try VimWiki.
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A woman in St. Louis, Mo. was arrested this week after police said she was caught shoplifting and cooking a small amount of methamphetamine inside a Walmart, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.
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The trend of cooking small quantities of meth for personal use--referred to as "one-pot" batches-- is on the rise, the paper reports.
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One day he threw a pannikin of hot tea over one of them, and then his case was investigated.
This, with a pannikin of tea, and some baker's cakes, constituted their meal.
Ulick drew a pannikin of water and offered it to Constans that he might bathe his face, which was badly puffed and marked.
Steve gulped his tea down, and set the pannikin on the ground.
With his eyes still on the man at the door, he fumbled for the pannikin of whiskey and gulped it down.
So saying, I emptied the pannikin at a gulp, and set it down upon the table.
He grinned, emptied the pannikin, and stretched his hands to the fire to warm them.
"It was a syllogism," replied the Dominie, taking the pannikin from his mouth.
Slowly he tilted up his pannikin and let the water flow in a thin stream into his mouth, keeping the metal away from his lips.
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Normally I would use mazzy and then eyelash curlers for that extra definition. But with this I can throw my babaric metal thing away. (I was never good with that thing). When you apply this mascara from the root of your lashes it stretches them and gives a nice natural looking curl. I've never taken much notice of various mascaras, I'm normally a 'any type will do' kinda girl, but this makes a huge difference to your face. As they say your eyes are the window to the soul so you want to have nice blinds!! I think this product is great except, I would recommend that you keep it in a cool place coz mine went a bit lumpy due to the heat from my computer in my small room. (oops)
My friend bought me the Simple skin care collection for Xmas (maybe to try to tell me something...I don't know?!?) and amongst this delightful gem of skincare products I discovered the purifying deep cleansing three minute mask. I love a great face mask when me and my friends have our pamper ourselves days and so I thought I'd try it out. I have tried so many masks and this one is the best. Simple in more than one way, you just slap it on, wait three minutes and then wash it off. My skin felt cleansed, tingly, clean and wonderful. There is also variations of this 3 minute miracle, including one that unblocks your pores which is very cool. The best thing is that it is so cheap and more effective than the expensive brands that we indulge in thinking they will be good because they're £15.00!! It's great for all types of skin including dry and/or sensitive skin. It doesn't smell of anything so it won't overpower your bubble bath!! Me and my friends love this range and I would recommend this to anyone, except I would say hide it from your mum because I always catch mine using my range!! Also it lasts for ages.
Dove always have the best products and the bath cream can also be added to this honour. I first encountered this last year when they were selling it with a free exfoliater type squidgy thing, so I bought it to sample. The difference in your skin is remarkable. This product is particularly good to use before summer, as it gives you healthy looking skin for when you bare your shoulders in the summer. It leaves your skin nourished and smelling fresh and clean without overpowering your perfume. It is great for all over body use and moisturises your skin also. I don't know about you but I hate have a shower and then putting mousturiser on coz I'm so impatient that I often justget the moisturiser on my clothes instead of my skin. I love this thick creamy wonderful dove. I say buy it.
This doesn't actually come under this title but never mind. Evening Primrose oil, is a gift to all men who suffer the wrath of PMT from their girlfriends. I personally think this stuff is great. It reduces those awful pains that we women get every month and is really cheap. Available from most health stores and chemists, and probably anywhere, this stuff is a marvel of the medical world. It comes it little capsules which are easy to swallow and just one a day stops you missing those great days out coz you're too cramped up to move from the couch. It beats a hot water bottle and sitting with your legs up the wall any day.
For many years I have taken vitamin C supplement and never really thought about it. My mum's a bit of a vitamin/supplements freak and so she forces me to take all kinds of things. However, in the past year, I stopped taking them and boy did I notice the difference. Erratic eating and late nights from exams have reduced my immune system to a tiny scrap in body fighting with all its might. And so in the past few months I have been plagued with coughs, sore throats, flu etc. So my mum has her chance to say I told you so. I recommend this wonder vit to anyone, particularly students coz things get kinda hectic and you need the backup in your body. So take vitamin C, or eat oranges!!
Sami is one player who the media really looks over. He is an exceptional defence player and has a vital role in the new Liverpool formula. Houllier has made some excellent decisions during the past season and Sami is his best so far. Emile Heskey, although criticised for his lack of goals, too plays an important role in the squad; he brings the ball forward in the game rather than shooting. All the criticism of Liverpool in the past few years has helped us develop and build into the team we are today and the fear that the new team draws from others in the premiership and in Europe is noticable. I think Liverpool are on the right track this season but they should play as well as they do against 'scumchester' against the smaller teams and then maybe we would see a few titles back at Anfield where they belong. I say well done Sami, keep up the good work, but also the whole team who are finally playing as a team. Here's to the premiership; coming home to us where it belongs.
I watched this film last night on sky box office and it really affected me. The basic storyline is a rich guy dies and his wife finds a film in his safe. She plays it only to find it is a snuff movie and she wants to know if the girl really dies, so she hires Nicholas Cage to investigate it. Its a really different film with lots of subplots and twists in the tale. Nicholas Cage delves deep into the world of pornography and S&M. Its an excellent film although if you are easily offended then i wouldn't watch it. The scene of the girls death is kind of disturbing. The actors are really good in their parts. The highlight of the film is at the end when the reality of the story comes to light. I won't tell you because it would spoil it but the film is really tense and dramatic and I'd recommend it to anyone.
I love horror movies, maybe because me and my best frind enjoy laughing a lot - who knows? I really like horror movies but they never scare me, but this one did. It scared me to think it ever was allowed to be screened under the genre of horror. It is ridiculous. The film is a mockery of all films. The special fx are wierd to say the least and there is no emphasis on the horror, and to be quite honest I think the director had an obsession with lesbians or something because there was too much emphasis on that. I have to say though, in the film, the part where the sculptures come alive is kind of freakish. That is the only highlight of the film. The acting is good in this film even though it is lousy. Liam Neeson is always a good actor but I prefer him in more classier films and I just feel sorry for Catherine ZJ for having to play her character so OTT. The guy with the funny nose (don't know his name) has the most annoying voice ever. The storyline is good but would be better as a book not a film. I have seen practically all horror movies and this one is an insult. I have seen better movies on channel five or living than this trash. Please do not rent this, donate your £2.50 or your £20 that you were going to buy it with to charity or something, that would be far more rewarding.
After opening a brand new major branch in my town centre, My friends and I were really pleased. In every magazine there are beautiful clothes and they're really cheap from H&M so we had to visit this place. In my regular visits to this shop in the past months, I have not really found anything that I would like to wear. There is some beautiful clothes on offer but the wardrobe basics like trousers and little tops are not to the standard that I like. The store does offer a great range of going out clothes, it may just be me being fussy, but I didn't like the quality. They're mostly made out of lycra, and well my figure does not like lycra. I wouldn't put this store down because it is a great bargain shop with some good quality clothes but not to my incredibly high standards. I would recommend you try it first and if you don't like it the first time then you probably won't at all.
Ok so we all love saving money but why do people suddenly develop a mental disease?? I mean take for instance Marks & Spencer. I go shopping with my mum, minding my own business in the fruit section when this oap suddenly appears from nowhere and whacks me with her basket whilst another is in the process of running over my foot with her trolley. Oh my god, do people have no manners??? And I'm sorry to be ageist but why do old people spout off about teenagers having no manners when they beat the hell out of us in city centre?? Don't even get me started on Top Shop and Miss Selfrige. What I want to know is why do people pick all the nice sales items up and them decide to throw them on the floor, scrunch them up so they look like they could scare any iron off, and then proceed to trample on the clothes so that they are not fit to wipe your nose with?? I really need to know! In my shop, I would have thought that respectable customers who normally shop here would not be subject to this illness but they're exactly the same. One woman watched me spend hours fixing the trousers on sale in leg length, colour, material so that they were perfect then bang, she jumps on them as soon as I move and totally messes them up. More trouser were on the floor than on the rail. Well, that was my weekly rant, feel free to think I am a woman scorned because you would be right.
This deodorant is the best thing that dove have ever made. I love the cream bath stuff but the deodorant comprises a whole mixture of excellence. As well as having the unique, clean lovely smell of dove, it is quite a strong deodorant but it is soft on your pits. You can use after defuzzing which is always good, particularly in summer, and it doesn't clog up your pores. I also find that it doesn't leave whit marks on your clothes because it is quite a light spray and so it dries easily. Another bonus is it is quite cheap so it doesn't break the bank to smell and feel fresh. I have always hated that advert with the ladies saying dove changed my life. I wouldn't go that far but it is an excellent anti-perspirant/deodorant and I'd recommend it to anyone.
Liverpool is a diverse city with a great deal to offer everyone. Recently, the regeneration has encouraged more upmarket brands to open shops here, from Karen Millen, Gap and French connection Liverpool offers a wide variety of shopping needs. As a student city, we have some great shops which offer incredibly cheap clothes and other items all within one city. If you visit, allow one of the city centre tourist navigators to direct you to The Palace and Quigins which offer some great fashinalble and alternatively unique clothes and accessories at bargain prices. Liverpool has its own indoor market, St Johns which has some great shoe stores and clothes stores to suit everyone's pocket. If, however, shopping isn't your thing then check out the great tourist attractions on offer. From the museum to the tate gallery or St Georges Hall, we have evrything that an art or history lover could want. The Albert Dock offers some excellent attractions as well as cafe bars and shops. On the way to the Albert Dock, you may come across Chavasse Park, which anually offers fairs and attractions, particularly towards Christmas. Radio City, the local award winning radio station, put together its first Party at the Pier last year which was an excellent success featuring many bands like Westlife, Atomic Kitten, Adam Rickett and many huge acts. Also the annual Liverpool show provides great entertainment around May/June for three days of non-stop fun. Lets not forget what Liverpool is really famous for, PARTYING. With famous clubs like Cream, Garlands and the Paradox, you are spoilt for choice. If you prefer a more homely pub then Liverpool has everything to offer from traditional pubs, Irish pubs and a huge amount of high street names like Yates' Square. Matthew Street, the origin of the Beatles offers a versatile range of pubs and clubs, but they do tend to become very busy on Saturday nights. Finally, who could forget our sacred love for foot
ball. While you're here visit the two clubs or the football shops with a chance of seeing a few Pemiership idols or maybe even some of the cast of Brookside. I recommend trying the Arena Bar (Bold Street) or the Blue bar (Albert dock) for star spotting. I have often seen Louise, wife of Jamie Redknapp shopping in town so girls, keep your fellas on a leash! Well what more can I say about this wonderful town other than visit here!!
For years, this product has been the secret weapon of any make up artist but who knew that petroleum jelly could be soooo versatile??? Lets talk facts here, you run out of mascara and if you have no sister and you're going out in half an hour it doesn't look good. slap some vaseline on your lashes and curl them with eyelash curlers. Great. Dry skin on your elbows - vaseline wonder product works again. Sore lips, too much kissing? vaseline works hundreds of times better than those £10.00 lip balms you buy in Boots at the stores thinking they'll work because they're expensive. Also works well over or under your lipstick. You stick it on your skin to avoid getting hair dye on your face when you dye your hair. Vaseline is a wonder product and I just love it, its so cheap and yet so useful. Never leave home without it, and now they come in handy little tins which is quite cool. Lets face it, if the supermodels use it then we must be doing something right so I say get your vaseline in your bag and use it with pride!! PS - please inform of any other vaseline tricks you know and share with the rest of dooyoo.
This album compiles the superior soprano singer's finest songs as well as a few bonus tracks, which she provides a 'humourous'explanation of why she has chosen these. I really admire Mariah's song writing and voice but the singer is quite annoying in her CD booklet. The CD features some great soulful tracks, my particular favourite featuring boyz II men, from her album fantasy, one sweet day. Aswell as some classics that we often sing when we are extremely intoxicated at karioke clubs, yes, you guessed it - hero is featured in this album. From the bonus tracks there is some excellent tasters of Mariah's new sound, like sweetheart, but my all time favourite song on this album would have to be featuring Brian McKnight, an exceptional ballad duet with a guy with a great voice. The remixed version of fantasy with ODB is great, full of hiphop and rythm as well as Mariah and ODB at their best. On the whole, this album has a lot to offer, with a mixture of ballads, soul and hip hop and for when your mum's in the timely classics. A good buy if you're a fan of Mariah or if you find yourself humming the tune even though she irritates you. I wouldn't reccomend it however, if you do not like her because her original style is clearly visible throughout.
This range is so worth the money you pay for it. A great fruity fragrance and removes build up as well as being soft on your hair. You've saw the ad with Jennifer love Hewitt and if you're like me you would have thought 'oh dear - doesn't look like it got rid of her product build up' but it does. The shampoo is clear and cleans your hair leaving it bouncy and light and not limp. The conditioner smells gorgeous and leaves your hair smooth but not fly away like some do. My hair is quite manageable now, when its usually screaming "hi! I'm a bush" so yes I recommend this product a lot. If you use lots of mousse, gel, serum etc. then this is the thing for you. Quite cheap considering its a neutrogena product too.


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Olive green and black is one of my favorite color combinations to be worn during the fall season. I love the way this Fashionista is able to stay comfy and fashionisable while still staying true to her style.
Name: Lynn Nguyen
Major: Visual Studies with a minor in Consumer Psychology
Year: Junior
CollegeFashionista: Where do you get your style inspirations?
Lynn Nguyen: I mostly get my inspiration from magazines, watching runway, shows, and students around my campus. Since, I am a visual studies major, I get inspired by art and great design. I really love Rodarte's line. They are always beautifully creative and innovative while still holding onto a whimsical femininity.
I really admire great tailoring and workmanship. For example, Sarah Burton has an incredible talent for creating pieces that are couture but still well constructed, a la her spring 2013 RTW line for Alexander Mcqueen.
CF: What are you looking foward to wearing this winter?
LN: I have just bought a pair of high heeled booties that I am so excited to wear this winter. Also, I love fluffy scarves and sweaters to layer on top of outfits.
CF: What is your one must have item for your closet?
LN: This may sound quite bland, but I think that every girl should have a pair of black pumps. They go with almost every outfit and are appropriate for almost every occasion.
How To: To get this Fashionista's look, start off by getting an olive cardigan. Both Ralph Lauren and ASOS offer olive cardigans that can either be dressed up or down depending on your mood. Then look to Urban Outfitters and TOBI for the perfect black skirt for this fall.


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On Wednesday's Money Box Live, Vincent Duggleby took your questions about insurance and put them to a panel of experts.
The new year has brought sub-zero temperatures, icy roads and dangerous travel conditions across the UK.
Meanwhile the AA is forecasting that the upward trend in the cost of car insurance premiums will continue.
The AA's latest quarterly index shows that the average quoted premium for comprehensive car insurance has risen to £741.66, an 8.7% increase on last year.
The average quoted buildings premium is £218.04, a 7.5% increase compared to £202.82 this time last year.
There is slightly better news for home contents customers as the average quoted premium fell by 4.7% from £129.06 this time last year to £122.98.
Your budget may have been hit by the credit crunch and you may be considering cutting back on insurance or the cost of insurance.
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How can you find a competitive deal?
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Or maybe you want advice on reducing your premiums or pursuing a claim.
And who can help if you have a dispute with your insurer?
Whatever your question Vincent Duggleby and guests were ready to help.
Vincent Duggleby was joined by:
• Hayley Parsons from Gocompare.com • Malcolm Tarling of the Association of British Insurers • Peter Staddon, of the British Insurance Brokers' Association
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