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Looking for two movies, I found two good books I might have otherwise never read.
The movies, made from the books "Oil for the Lamps of China" and "The Riddle of the Sands," have eluded me, but the books, same titles as the movies, are ones you might want to tuck into a knapsack as you head for the beach.
Years ago, "The Riddle of the Sands" was one of the first movies I popped into our then-new VHS player.
The movie's still around on VHS if you can find a VHS movie source and your player works. There is a DVD version of "The Riddle of the Sands" but not in U.S. format.
The movie is one I associate with a certain time in my life. Not long after we got our first home movie player, the aforementioned VHS machine, I was laid low by the flu.
Friends brought me movies, leaving the large VHS cassettes leaning against the front door before knocking and hurrying away.
I watched Robert Altman's "McCabe and Mrs. Miller" (Julie Christie, Warren Beatty, Shelley Duvall, Keith Carradine, 1971), with a high fever. I need to watch this movie again to see how much the film's gritty, dreamy quality was Altman and how much the flu.
"The Riddle of the Sands," a 1903 novel by Erskine Childers, has been called the first modern thriller and a spy story that influenced Ian Fleming, John le Carré and Ken Follett. I found Erskine's novel at the parish library.
Written before World War I, Childers imagined a German invasion of England across the English Channel from the Frisian Islands.
C.S. Forester would visit the idea in his Hornblower books, this time Napoleon hatching the idea of an invasion of troop ships across the channel from the French coast.
The channel varies in width from 150 miles to 21 miles at the Strait of Dover.
A friend suggested the movie "Oil for the Lamps of China" released in 1935. I couldn't find the movie, but I did find the book in the parish library.
Alice Tisdale Hobart's novel was published three years before the movie. Married to an oil man sent to help open the China market, Hobart fictionalized an early freebie marketing strategy in which millions of small lamps were given to rural Chinese people.
Millions of cans of oil were moved inland to meet the demand created by the giveaway lamps.
What makes Hobart's novel worth reading is its look at China as imperialism and warlords yielded to nationalism and the rise of Communism in China. The novel's young American hero must deal with these changes and what it means to be a corporate man.
Hobart's writing is direct and clear. Erskine's a little stiff but viewed as the precursor to spy thrillers is worth your time.
If neither appeals to you as beach reading, there's always Robert Crais. A slow reader, I managed to read two of Crais' detective books in five days at the beach.


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Aba is a city in the south-easterly regions of Nigeria and an economic centre of the Abia State region. Well known for its bustling trade and sprawling markets, it's not hard to see why this city is often considered a commercial hub of Nigeria. Aba is known for its Craftsmanship, most people here make a living as Artisans using skilled labour, Textile, Pharmaceuticals and Plastic. Surrounded by neighbouring villages like Obudu-Aba, Aba-Ukwu, Umuokpoji-Aba and Eziukwu Aba. It is known for its Farm Produce station which the British linked to Port harcourt in 1901.
Hotels in Aba
The standard room rates start from 9000 Naira at the Villa Roy Hotel and Suites and it is everything you've ever wanted in a Hotel away from home, this hotel has well-furnished and cosy rooms with ample space is one of the best Hotels in Aba, with high speed internet, an Olympic size clean swimming pool area with canopies.
The restaurant serves exotic meals that you can't resist plus the staff are well trained and nice. Built on the busy Immaculate Avenue, Benidon Hotel and resorts offers quality Hotel services like none other, State of the art Gym Equipment's, 24 hours Electricity and security. Room rates go for 4000 Naira to 13,000 Naira.
Most of the restaurants in Aba serve local delicacies like Egusi, Onugbo, Okazi and Oha Soups served with wheat or Corn meals. You should try the Jevinik restaurant on Brass Street, Aba north, they serve both Local and intercontinental dishes from 300 Naira, then there are other fast food restaurants like Mr Biggs, Apples fried chicken and Popcorn factory.
Public Transportation
If you didn't make arrangement for a private car, you will have to use the most common mode of transportation in Aba , Buses and Keke Napep tricycles which go from 50 Naira to 100 Naira, You will find Taxi's to Charter from Aba Hotels like the Luxury City Hotel and a few others
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For me yes, though I'm half-Japanese so I tend to be influenced by both Eastern and Western ideas of beauty and sex appeal.
One thing for me is that she's not "exotic". I've been to South Korea and there are many girls I'd considered equally attractive just walking down the street. It's also kind of a plastic surgery culture with families sometimes raising money for their daughters to get plastic surgery, so it's hard to tell who's been under the knife to achieve these kinds of faces.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The Penn softball team suffered its first Ivy League sweep of the season, falling to the defending champion Harvard Crimson 3-2 and 6-2 on Monday. Freshman Jessie Lupardus took the loss in both games as the Quakers (18-10, 5-3) wrapped up an extended league weekend with two late losses. Freshman Alisha Prystowsky had three hits, driving in two and scoring two on the day.
The Quakers jumped out on top early in Game One. Senior tri-captain Annie Kinsey singled to lead off the game, and sophomore Keiko Uraguchi reached on a misplayed sacrifice bunt attempt. After Prystowsky walked, senior tri-captain Christina Khosravi hit a sacrifice fly to right that brough home Kinsey. The right fielder misplayed the ball, allowing Khosravi to reach, but the Quakers could do no further damage in the inning as the Crimson defense righted itself and escaped the jam.
After Harvard tied the game in the second, Penn took the lead right back in the third. Prystowsky singled to left opening the frame, and Khosravi walked. After freshman Kelsey Wolfe bunted them both over, freshman Taylor Tieman plated Prystowsky with an RBI groundout to second base.
The score stayed 2-1 until the fifth, when a leadoff home run tied the game for Harvard.
With the score still tied in the bottom of the seventh, Melissa Schellberg reached on an error and advanced to second. After Margeaux Black pinch-ran for Schellberg, Caitlin Bowers punched a base hit through the left side, bringing home Black and giving the Crimson a victory in the first game.
Lupardus, who allowed just one earned run in the game, struck out a season-high 11 while scattering six hits. Still, she was tagged for her third loss of the season.
The freshman hurler took the mound again in the second game. Although she had pitched in both ends of a doubleheader several times already this season, Lupardus had yet to start both games in a day.
Harvard took a 2-0 lead in the second game with runs in the second and third, but the Quakers tied it up in the fifth. Freshman Bridget McDugall walked, and two batters later, freshman Alisha Prystowsky launched her first collegiate home run deep to left field.
The blast evened the score, but it would be all the Quakers could muster. Harvard put up four runs in the bottom of the fifth, chasing Lupardus from the game before junior tri-captain Emily Denstedt came in to pitch the final 1.2 innings, allowing just one hit and no runs over that span.
The Quakers are back in action on Wednesday. They return to Philadelphia but will not yet make their way back to Warren Field, as Wednesday's games are slated to take place at Temple. The doubleheader will begin at 3 p.m.


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Monday, August 20, 2012
The book is alive....
My first book has just been published by the kind people at 19/80 Editions(http://www.1980editions.com/). It won't be available until early September but here is a sneak preview of the cover (shot in Warsaw earlier in the year). The work is the story of DIY home-made skateparks all across Europe and the USA. I've been working on it for the past 4 years and am so delighted with how it all turned out in the end...
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Friday, August 17, 2012
The Blog is back....
I've been neglecting this place as of late
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Sunday, April 01, 2012
Featuring the work of Linda Brownlee,
Rich Gilligan, Sean Jackson, Liam Murphy,
Andrew Nuding, Johnny Savage, Gerry Balfe Smith
Special Private View: Thursday 5 April at 6.30pm
Exhibition dates: 7 – 29 April 2012
Gallery of Photography is collaborating with THREAD magazine to present its first ever exhibition devoted to fashion photography. The exhibition features exciting work by a new generation of photographers all of whom take a fluid approach to their practice, merging their personal subjective work with a range of other creative art forms.
THREAD is an Irish-produced fashion magazine that connects into the local, harnessing the myriad talents and considerable international experience of Irish creative people. As a way of celebrating the collaborative nature of this free publication, the Gallery of Photography has presented Thread with a white space to showcase these talents.
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Thursday, February 16, 2012
London Exhibition opens tonight....
I have this photo from my book out later in the year exhibiting in a group show in London tonight. From the looks of it I'm in good company! Some heavy hitters on the roster here... Huge thanks to John and Cosimo ay Labyrinth for all their help with my Prints over Christmas. These guys do such an amazing job. If you are in the London town click here for more info (http://www.labyrinthphotographic.co.uk/)
Labyrinth Photographic Printing will proudly mark its first anniversary of trading with their exhibition 'A Year In Development', dedicated to celebrating the continuance and diversity of analogue photography and traditional methods of print.
Founded by John McCarthy, Cosimo d'Aprano and Jeremy Ramsden, Labyrinth Photographic is a traditional film-based darkroom dedicated to the craft of fine printing. Their aim is not only to preserve printing skills but also developing new and bespoke methods to suit their clients' creative requirements.
The salon-style show will pay tribute to the varied work of 50 of Labyrinth's talented clients, displaying a selection of beautifully hand-printed photographs shot solely using film since the birth of Labyrinth a year ago.
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"Thumbs up to ward 18 again"
About: Bishop Auckland Hospital Bishop Auckland Hospital Bishop Auckland DL14 6AD
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I have recently undergone two hip replacements at BAGH, March 3rd 2015 and October 13 th 2015. I would like to thank the consultant and their Surgical team, Nursing/ Health Care staff, Domestic staff, Physiotherapists, indeed everyone who helped me towards the fantastic recovery I have made. My treatment from entering the ward, pre op and post op until discharge on both occasions was faultless. You guys are fantastic...everything was explained to me at every stage making the journey so much easier. I was nervous immediately before surgery each time but the anaesthetist had a great sense of humour and put me at ease. I applaud you all for your expertise, whatever your role in the process. Your dedication, hard work and people skills are second to none.
Many, Many Thanks
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Using Fondant Without Sagging, Cracking On Heavy Layers?
Decorating By cakesbykitty Updated 19 Jun 2010 , 10:04pm by cakesbykitty
I am not new at cake decorating, or even working with fondant.. BUT... I just did my first huge wedding cake in fondant. It was a very clean simple design so there was nothing to decorate with to cover problems.
I would love everyone's input on how you do a large wedding cake and get a smooth finish. I was able to rescue the one today, but it was no where near the quality I would expect as a bride.
What I did this time was:
take cakes out of freezer (always freeze right out of oven to seal in moisture) and put the buttercream filling in.
I let them sit for an hour and a half to thaw (perhaps not long enough?)
then i iced with a buttercream coating and covered in fondant.
By the next morning they were cracking a little and you could see the layers underneath the fondant... sort of drumply and a ridge where the filling was... like the cake settled under the fondant and it all shifted.
When I delivered the cake had more cracks in the fondant (granted i had to go down a gravel road... but still)
so... I"m sure its been discussed a thousand and one times, but would you all mind posting step by step how you prepare and do a fondant cake?
first pic is right when i finished, second pic is next morning
I don't do a lot of fondant covered cakes but you definitely need to let the cakes settle overnight (whether for fondant or buttercream cakes). I fill my cakes frozen also but then I wrap them back up in saran wrap and let them sit on the counter overnight. That way the next morning if the filling is going to bulge it has already done so and I can scrape the excess away before I crumb coat and ice the cakes. If you are still able to see the filling between the layers even after letting them settle, you can roll your fondant a little thicker and it won't be as see-through. HTH
great! I think i didn't let them sit long enough as i saw the fondant "sweating" later on. must have still been a little frozen.
I also ordered some straight side pans because the Wilton ones I have, the sides are slightly angled so you never get layers lined up perfectly.
I had no idea my cakes settled so much overnight! buttercream it just doesn't show as much! My other wedding cakes never did this!


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Friends come and go but best friends will stick together through the years. In elementary I met most of my best friends that I have up to this day. However, others of my best friends such as Stephanie, I met in Junior High. It does not matter who I met first because we have become they are all my best friends and I know I can count on them. Having my best friends with me every step of the way leading up to our graduation day has been a great experience. We have made many great memories throughout the years, from playing in the playground to funny moments singing in the car.We have stuck together through the years although we may have had difficult times in which we could not spend as much time together or see each other enough. I would not trade my best friends or the memories we have made for anything in the world. Although we will sooner or later go our separate ways, I know we will always keep in contact or at least remember the great moments we had during school.


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Pure Fabulousness!
Such a bang for your buck! The colors on the screen are very close to the actual colors, but you can't appreciate the depth and luminescence on the screen. The colors (except the black at the top) are a high sparkle metallic that is magnified by the 3/4" thick glass. The outside of the sink is finish in a flat red, but the carved pattern shows, so it is equally attractive. My clients LOVED the sink in their new powder room- such a statement!
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? The colors on the screen were very close to the actual sink, but what you can see is the deep metallic sparkle of the actual paint.
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The folks at Avvo apparently saw the post below, because they called me about it today. I didn't talk to them, but their voicemail said they understand the concern and are working out a system to use email addresses registered with State Bar authorities (?) as a way of verifying identity instead of credit cards. Good for them for realizing the credit card system is a bad idea. I'll look forward to checking the service out further once the new system is in place.


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Paul Anton de Lagarde (2 November 1827 - 22 December 1891) was a polymath German biblical scholar and orientalist. He also took some part in politics. He belonged to the Prussian Conservative party, and was a violent antisemite. The bitterness which he felt appeared in his writings. His Deutsche Schriften (1878-81) became a nationalist text.
Paul de Lagarde was born in Berlin as Paul Bötticher; in early adulthood he legally adopted the family name of his maternal line out of respect to his great-aunt who raised him. At Berlin (1844-1846) and Halle (1846-1847) he studied theology, philosophy and oriental languages.
In 1852 his studies took him to London and Paris. In 1854 he became a teacher at a Berlin public school, but this did not interrupt his biblical studies. He edited the Didascalia apostolorum syriace (1854) and other Syriac texts collected in the British Museum and in Paris. In 1866 he received three years leave of absence to collect fresh materials, and in 1869 succeeded Heinrich Ewald as professor of oriental languages at Göttingen.
Like Ewald, Lagarde was an active worker in a variety of subjects and languages; but his chief aim, the elucidation of the Bible, was almost always kept in view. He edited the Aramaic translation (known as the Targum) of the Prophets according to the Codex Reuchlinianus preserved at Carlsruhe, Prophetae chaldaice (1872), the Hagiographa chaldaice (1874), an Arabic translation of the Gospels, Die vier Evangelien, arabisch aus der Wiener Handschrift herausgegeben (1864), a Syriac translation of the Old Testament Apocrypha, Libri V. T. apocryphi syriace (1865), a Coptic translation of the Pentateuch, Der Pentateuch koptisch (1867), and a part of the Lucianic text of the Septuagint, which he was able to reconstruct from manuscripts for nearly half the Old Testament. Lagarde was easily the most renowned Septuagint scholar of the nineteenth century.
He devoted himself ardently to oriental scholarship, and published Zur Urgeschichte der Armenier (1854) and Armenische Studien (1877). He was also a student of Persian, publishing Isaias persice (1883) and Persische Studien (1884). He followed up his Coptic studies with Aegyptiaca (1883), and published many minor contributions to the study of oriental languages in Gesammelte Abhandlungen (1866), Symmicta (1. 1877, ii. 1880), Semitica (i. 1878, ii. 1879), Orient alia (1879-1880) and Mittheilungen (1884). Mention should also be made of the valuable Onomastica sacra (1870; 2nd ed., 1887).
Lagarde's anti-Semitism laid the foundations for aspects of National Socialist ideology, in particular that of Alfred Rosenberg. He argued that Germany should create a "national" form of Christianity purged of Semitic elements (see Positive Christianity) and insisted that Jews were "pests and parasites" who should be destroyed "as speedily and thoroughly as possible".[1][2]
He died at Göttingen.
- ↑ Snyder, L. Encyclopedia of the Third Reich, Wordsworth, 1998, p.203 See the article in Herzog-Hauck, Realencyklopadie; and cf. Anna de Lagarde, Paul de Lagarde (1894).
- ↑ Stern, Fritz The Politics of Cultural Despair: a study in the Rise of the Germanic Ideology, 1961 (see Chapter I, "Paul de Lagarde and a Germanic Religion").
- This article incorporates text from the Encyclopædia Britannica, Eleventh Edition, a publication now in the public domain.
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IMPD officer injured in south side crash
Indianapolis Metropolitan Police are investigating an accident that sent an officer to the hospital Thursday morning after his patrol car was struck from behind. That officer was waiting at a red stop light.
Emergency crews were dispatched to Kentucky Avenue near the I-465 ramp around 3 a.m. for the report of a personal injury accident with possible entrapment. When they arrived and found an IMPD patrol car had been rear ended by a silver car. Police say the driver of that silver vehicle may have been under the influence of alcohol at the time of the crash.
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- Anonymous2 November 2012 at 20:36
What an honor !!!ReplyDelete
My husband and I joined the Bruny Island Safari tour and this included a visit to Johns' Nutpatch shop, in Kettering. This is such a gorgeous and amazing gem to visit. The purity of such love for what you do to create such wonderful chocolate, is amazing.
Thank you John - such a pleasure to meet you and see your lovely work - it makes us happy to know the true original methods, work and elements of confectionery still exist, but only within Nutpatch ;-)
All the best for you and with your famous Nutpatch choccies, Scott and Jacquie - Canberra
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We also went on the bruny island safari tour with saving the best till last. A visit to nutpatch. I found John's work just amazing and even days after I had consumed my bag of milk chocolate buttons I could Still savour the taste. A true artist. Pity I didn't buy more. Having a husband hovering was truly intimidating and ruined my train of thought. Next time he can sit outside and wait. Diane Sanna Tallong NSWReplyDelete
- Anonymous10 February 2014 at 19:35
John, I was on the Bruny Island Safari tour today and just wanted to thank you for opening your doors for us despite very trying circumstances for the community and yourself. Your kindness made the day a joy for all of us and will never be forgotten - nor will the taste of your chocolate!!ReplyDelete
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- Anonymous31 May 2014 at 17:02
John, my wife and I were on board a Bruny Island tour recently and what better way to start the day than by eating your amazing products. Crème brulee chocolates at 8:00am should be enjoyed by everyone! The holiday is slowly becoming a distant memory but we can still taste that beautiful chocolate. Thank you for the experience and your hospitality.ReplyDelete
Ian & Andrea Clarke
Delacombe, Victoria
A perfect end to the Bruny Island Tour!ReplyDelete
It was a wonderful experience to taste and learn more about chocolates with John. I greatly admire your genuine passion and expertise.
Thank you for such a memorable experience.
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We were told of this fine chocalate establishment from Deborah Reid of Ried Orchards in Plenty. We visited there after our day travelling Bruny Island. Oh my god what an experience. We had the pleasure of finding the finest chocolates you will ever eat. The owner and chocolatier was the nicest man and a real craftsman of his trade.ReplyDelete
I absolutely recommend visiting this shop you will not be disappointed
We visited on our honeymoon WOW this was the most amazing chocolate shop I have ever seen (Thank you Deborah Reid of Reid Orchards Plenty for the recommendation).ReplyDelete
The owner is so kind and his chocolates are above and beyond anything you could ever imagine.
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5 Most Unforgettable Party to Experience in Singapore
The common mantra dictates that people who work hard should also party harder. This is because of the idea that the ardent workforce must learn to balance their life with rest and relaxation which for some takes the form of all-night partying. In Singapore, both local and foreign workers are keen observers of this mantra. Certainly, the great number of night clubs and party entertainers Singapore support the love for night celebrations of Singapore locals and tourists. With the approaching Christmas season, it would be helpful to look into the list of the top clubbing and gig destinations in the city-state where students and workers can kickoff the holiday season.
High-rise party. Clubbing destinations in Singapore have recently taken a notable evolution when establishment owners decided to construct massive party places at the top of Singapore's most renowned skyscrapers. With the enticing indoor decoration and the panoramic view of the nation's skyline, party-goers will surely have an unforgettable experience this December.
Beach club. People who are fond of attending parties, but are too reluctant to prepare for outfits, will enjoy the thought of having simplistic all night clubbing in Singapore's beach clubs. Amidst sand and beach waves, club owners have arranged for corporate event entertainer or youth-oriented DJs to cater to the needs of the busy working class or university students, respectively.
Slow music. Partying in Singapore is not only intended for heart-pumping music but also involves soothing tunes. Business owners who have created these clubs for lovers play R&B songs throughout the night. Acoustic music is also a favourite among these night clubs and guests are often encouraged to share an intimate moment on the dance floor.
Fashion and art-inspired clubbing. A new trend among clubbers in Singapore nowadays is the fusion of art and fashion experience in their party escapade. Recently constructed establishments in Singapore's clubbing emporium are characterized by French and English-inspired designs. Replicas of popular Italian artworks, on the other hand, are painted on the walls and ceilings of these party places. Accordingly, guests will experience a sophisticated night of dancing and merry-making.
Post-work revelry. Oftentimes, corporate people find it hard to dedicate enough time to attend weekday events. This is because of the distance of their workplaces from popular club locations. Fortunately, night clubs are constructed at the basement of buildings in Singapore's business district. Such convenience is enjoyed by office workers who wish to spend a quick party getaway before going home. Also, rank-and-file employees are able to mingle and comfortably converse with supervisors and managers whenever they find themselves engaged in the same music tune in these night clubs.
The diversity of night clubs and gig centres in Singapore benefits the multitude of people that reside in this nation. The list of top party destinations given in this article can assist these seasoned or newbie party-goers in selecting their holiday party venue.


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The Bertiandos Lagoons are a bird sanctuary and nature area outside Ponte de Lima, on the North of Portugal.
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When I receive an email from the outside of my network, I can see my private IP address in the email header. Should I be concerned about this? Is this a security risk? If so, how do I correct this?
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is it your internal address like 10 dot or 192 dot address?
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It can be as some servers may reject the message due to the invalid address. In exchange check your SMTP server settings. Exchange system manager, expand down until you see smtp server right click properties, delivery tab, see if you're FQDN is set to your internal IP, if so change it to your real fqdn like mail.yourdomain.com.
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It's not a security risk. Try sending yourself an email to your home account. Check that at home and you will see your home computers private IP in the same places where you see your IP now.
The headers are showing you where the message went to get to you, and the public IP that it came from.
When you send a message the recipient should only see your public IP as the source. The other IP addresses that they see will be their mail server and pc IP.
Mar 13, 2009 at 2:25 UTC
It is much safer to have your private IP address show up rather than your public address. This is because your private ip address is either a 10. or a 172.16 - 172.31 or 192.168. These IP addresses are considered private and cannot be routed to through the internet, however if you sent an email from a computer using your router or gateway's public IP address (internet IP) this would be a slight cause for concern as that IP address could be routed over the internet and theoretically, without firewall or security equipment your network could be compromised. A private IP address going over the internet should be of no concern to you as the intruder would need to be either your neighbor or someone who knew exactly which network was yours...
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The governors of the school delegated responsibility to Lewisham Council who consulted on the banding arrangements for the school from 2017/18. As a result of the consideration of consultation and the recommendation of the Admissions Forum the school will no longer operate banding.
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- Applicants who achieve the score required will be offered a music audition which will be held in the latter part of week commencing 10th October and w/c 17th October 2016.
- If your daughter is applying under the music aptitude criterion at both Prendergast School and Haberdashers' Aske's Hatcham College she will take the music sit a test at both schools and you will notified separately by each school of the outcome.
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• Those Seven Years
I stood in front of the mirror in my bedroom dressed only in a pair of coarse brown leggings. The boy who stared back at me was tall and thin, with loose black hair that hung like a shaggy shade in front of bright green eyes. His skin was pulled tightly around his chest and ribcage, and his arms were stick-like with no muscles to speak of. The boy shook his black mane out and brushed his bangs back with long fingers.
I had never met a twelve-year-old boy, and was unsure about how I compared to the majority of children my age. For two years, I had had three playmates, a nine-year-old named Manek, a ten-year-old named Irji, and a girl named Nor, who was eight. Manek had died after he'd been struck by an icicle, and when I turned eight myself Irji and Nor, their mother and their six aunts, had been carted away by police for the Wizardry.
To say I was lonely would be an underestimation. I had no friends of my own age or otherwise and had to settle with a gaggle of mangy, untamed animals to supply me with amusement. There were snow monkeys and a brood of wolfish dogs that sometimes tagged after me, but even they would disappear into the Tower Room for weeks at a time and leave me even more alone than I already had been.
Inside the Tower Room lived a woman. She had lived in the mauntery for the first six years of my life, and when she left, I left too. For the first year at Kiamo Ko, I had called her Auntie Witch, just like Manek and Irji and Nor had done, but when they vanished the novelty of the name had worn off and I'd begun to call her by her real name, Elphaba. Besides, "Auntie" was used in fondness, and I had long ago convinced myself I'd lost all affection and admiration I'd had for the green woman.
Once, two years ago, I had asked Elphaba if she was related to me. I had just finished bringing her dinner—chicken with stewed plum sauce that Nanny had made—and was standing in the doorway of the Tower Room. "Are you my mother?" I had said softly. It had taken her a few seconds to register my question, but when she had, Elphaba stood from her table and grabbed her broom.
She had seemed so tall and frightening, with a billow of pitch-black skirts swishing around her, her thick-handled broom clutched in long, lithe hands. Elphaba's green face was sharp-featured, her nose like a cleaver and her chin the same way, and her black hair was pulled up tightly beneath a wide-brimmed, cone-shaped hat. "Don't speak unless you're spoken to, you insolent boy," she had said, and chased me out of the room with her broom prodding at the backs of my legs.
I had never asked again.
Kiamo Ko was a massive place, most of which was long uninhabited. Elphaba lived in her peak-roofed Tower Room and the two chambers adjoining it below, and Nanny and I had rooms in a long cement hallway that led to the guest-hall. We visited only the big stone kitchens and the dining-room in our everyday life—otherwise, besides the meat locker, the bath rooms, and the laundry-rooms, the fortress was completely unused.
Today, snow had fallen until it reached past my knees, and the entire Winkie fortress and its grounds were coated in white. The trees had not yet shaken the ice and snow from their limbs, and the world outside looked like a majestic, untouched fairy-world. Elphaba, unlike me, hated snow and had spent the whole afternoon locked in the Tower Room, unable to go outside because of her intense fear of anything wet.
I looked away from the mirror and went to get my shirt, which was hanging on the wooden knob of my bed. It was a coarse cotton tunic Nanny had bought in Red Windmill, uncomfortable but clean. I had long since grown out of Manek and Irji's princely garb and Elphaba often griped about how much money she was forced to spend on clothing because of my growth spurts.
I heard a knock on my door and quickly pulled the tunic over my head. "Liir, you're late for dinner. Five minutes and you'll have none." It was Elphaba's voice outside the room—cold and harsh. I was surprised she had even bothered knocking: Elphaba usually found it her right to barge rudely into any room she pleased as she was, she made it clear, the provider of the "family" unit the three of us made.
"I'm coming," I said, and shook out my bangs again. I was in bad need of a haircut but Nanny's hands had grown shaky and arthritic in her old age and she could barely hold a pair of scissors. I could hardly do it myself, and Elphaba had either not noticed or didn't give a whit; probably the latter.
I waited until the sound of Elphaba's footsteps had faded and slipped into the hall. I usually avoided any unnecessary contact with the green woman, as she was easily provoked and often got angry at me for no reason.
In the dining hall, Nanny had set out a roasted trout, cheese platter, and salad of wild greens and fruit. Elphaba sat at the head of the large table, and Nanny in a padded chair on the left.
"How nice of you to join us," Elphaba said icily when I sat down.
"Yeah, well." I took a ceramic plate from the stack in the center of the table and used my eating-dagger to slice part of the fish belly off. This was an unusually extravagant meal for Nanny: there was even a loaf of fresh-baked bread on a tray near Elphaba.
I helped myself to greens and cheese and reached down the table for the bread. Elphaba, however, slapped my hand away from the loaf and served herself. "You're too fat already. Eat what you have and be grateful," she said tartly. As though she could suddenly regulate my eating habits. At six, when we'd first come to the Vinkus, I had been fat. Now I was thinner than was healthy for a boy my age (probably as a result of my uncanny growth spurts and the time I spend with the soldiers in Red Windmill) but Elphaba didn't care.
I rubbed at my reddened wrist and glared at Elphaba. "That hurt." I looked miserably down at my bare plate—suddenly the greens looked wilted and the fish slippery and undercooked.
"It was supposed to." Elphaba tore a huge bite from her slice of bread and chewed it slowly.
"How come you can have all that food and I get nothing? I'm not fat." But Elphaba ignored me and took another bite of bread, leering at me from beneath the wide brim of her black hat.
We ate in silence for a moment—well, Elphaba ate and I glowered at her—and then Nanny took it into her hands to perk up the conversation.
"Elphie, sweets, what did you do today?" Nanny asked, loudly and raspily. Spit flew from her mouth and speckled the dark wood table with gleaming drops.
I leaned forward before Elphaba could answer. "She killed a monkey," I said. "She cut open its muscle tendons and pulled out bloody flesh and fat and tried to enchant it but only managed to get her floor covered with body fluid."
Elphaba shot me a glance that could have melted ice and opened her mouth to say something, but I cut her off. "She threw the carcass in the moat," I sneered.
Elphaba stood up and slammed her fist on the table. "You horrible boy, you've been spying on me!" She had turned a shade of green that imitated the color of the spruce trees outside Kiamo Ko. I looked away.
"What else is there to do in this ugly, boring rat hole?" I shot back.
Elphaba advanced on me, chin jutting out and sharp as a cleaver. "I will not be spoken to like that in my own house! You stupid, ungrateful—"
Nanny stood up too, flustered, and shrieked, "Elphaba, watch your meat! You oughtn't let the dog eat it!" Killyjoy had pounced on Elphaba's plate as soon as she stood and was trying to get at the fish with his big, slobbery jaws.
Elphaba glared at me, warningly, and then sat back down, slapping Killyjoy away from her fish. When she saw the jaw marks in the meat her dog had made, Elphaba sighed in exasperation and threw the trout on the ground for Killyjoy to finish.
I silently thanked Nanny for interrupting Elphaba's advance, sure that if she had been left on her own I would have come out of the encounter with more than a few bruises. Elphaba took the rest of the fish from the platter in front of me.
"Liir, I want you to do the washing up," the green woman said. Her eyes flashed warningly, and I thought for a moment of doing as she bade me but decided against it. Obeying Elphaba was dull and never got me the attention I craved.
"I'm not finished eating," I snapped in response to Elphaba's command. "You do it. Wear some gloves if you're afraid the water will kill you."
Elphaba gritted her teeth. "Liir, you had better do as I tell you. Gather the plates and clean them unless you'd like me to come over there and beat a little sense into you." She was fighting not to stand up and kill me right there, I could tell that. Her knuckles had turned almost white—a pale green—from where she gripped the table. Watching her, I wondered why she was showing such restraint tonight.
"I want to finish," I said stoically, and, with a deft motion, grabbed a piece of bread from beneath Elphaba's nose.
Nanny cut in, saving me again. "Elphie, we're almost out of pork. You ought to go to Red Windmill and get some meat and more flour."
Elphaba picked at her food with her eating-dagger like a small child. "Have the boy do it," she said, and turned to me. "You hear that?" she asked, making it clear that going to get meat might salvage me from a painful fate after dinner.
I nodded sullenly. At least the chore was a chance to get out of Kiamo Ko.
"And Fabala, have you been in the gardens lately? I know there's snow, but it's the strangest thing, there's been flies out there for a week, by the barns. I can't for the life of me see why," Nanny clucked.
"You can't for the life of you see anything," I muttered, just above a whisper.
Elphaba's expression tightened, and she glared at me. "Probably some animal died or such. Liir, make sure you see to that as well," Elphaba said. She knew perfectly well that it was the result of her failed experiment—sewing wings on snow monkeys—that was attracting the flies, and I was furious.
"I'm not cleaning up the carcass of some poor monkey you murdered. You're a barbarian, slaughtering monkeys like that in the name of science." I felt superior to Elphaba, watching the look of pain and anger flash across her face. "I'm not cleaning up after your horrible, torturous experiments, you old hag," I added, feeling powerful.
"You—I ought to—" Elphaba had no words to express her fury. "How dare you speak like that to me! I clothe you, I give you shelter." She stood and grabbed her broom, which had been resting threateningly on the wall behind me. Chistery screeched unpleasantly, having been interrupted from a nap on Elphaba's lap.
"Angry argue Auntie," Chistery said excitedly, reading his mistress's expression.
I stood up, pushed my chair over, and sprinted towards the door, heart pounding, wishing I had shut up. But the doors were wide open and my chamber just a little further down the hall. If I could lock myself in there, Elphaba would have time to calm down…
But before I could slip through the exit, Elphaba shouted a spell word. I stopped short and both double-doors swung dutifully shut, locking themselves with a groan and cutting off my only exit—besides the kitchen.
It was too late to marvel at Elphaba's magic. Close enough to strike, the green woman held onto the twiggy part of her broom and swung wildly out with the handle, clipping me on the back of my thigh. I ducked her second swing and clambered at the handle of the door again while Elphaba lashed out at me twice, three times, once on the nape of my neck and twice on my lower back. The fifth whack caught me behind my knees and I fell to the ground, moaning. I curled myself in a ball and covered my head with my hands, flinching in anticipation.
But the next strike never came. For a moment I thought I was just too numb to feel it, but when I let my hands fall away from my face I saw Elphaba was no longer standing over me. She had fallen to the ground, skirts swimming around her. She knelt, bent over like a crippled woman, her body racked with sobs, her face clutched in her hands.
I backed away, startled and frightened. Elphaba's face twisted and contorted with pain, tears sliding down her cheeks. Her back arched and fell, her body convulsing uncontrollably. I sat, frozen, staring in utter astonishment and fear, and then I fled. I told myself it was to save myself from another beating, but that wasn't it. I was terrified of what Elphaba had been reduced to, terrified of the powerlessness and the pain I had seen in her eyes when she cried.
I ran recklessly across the room, towards the great wooden door of the kitchen, and stopped only to look back for an instant, breathless in the doorway. Elphaba was crumpled on the floor, head bent, like a wounded green animal. Killyjoy nosed his mistress curiously, unsure of what to make of Elphaba's sobbing, and Chistery squatted in her lap, murmuring, "Well, we'll wail while we'll woe," and stroking her face with leathery monkey fingers.
Then I slipped into the kitchen, firmly shutting the door to block out the sound of sobs.
I limped to one of the huge cabinets on the wall and found a wet rag to put on my neck, which was striped with Elphaba's broom handle and beginning to swell purple. And then I fell to the floor, exhausted. Images of Elphaba on the floor; Elphaba crippled by sobs and pain, flashed in my head. I told myself I should be happy that she had been too weak to finish the job. I told myself I should find humor in the fact that she had been the one crying, not me, but I couldn't possibly. It was though I had seen Elphaba naked: she had exposed herself to me, broken free of her carapace of self-confidence and meanness.
After what seemed like hours pacing the kitchen, trying to banish images of Elphaba crying from my head, I went to the door and lifted the heavy iron bar from its socket. The second lock I clicked open, and then jiggled at the handle, but the door wouldn't budge. I heaved my weight against the grainy wood and the old kitchen door, which usually swung open easily, only creaked and muttered and stayed put. It was as though somebody had glued the rim of the door onto its frame, and my yanking at the handle was fruitless.
Grimly, I realized that Elphaba must have said a spell-word to lock the door from the outside, as some un-called for continuation of my punishment. What a curse, to have a witch doling out the discipline in Kiamo Ko—a witch who hated my guts on top of it.
And then, in the back of my head, I thought: what if Elphaba couldn't bear to see me? What if she didn't want to punish me—what if she couldn't face me, if she was still outside in the great hall, sobbing, tortured by some unknowable memory? What if that's why she locked the door: to keep me out and away from her vulnerability, not to lock me in?
I closed my eyes for a moment and tried to be angry at Elphaba. I had done it enough before, locked in the kitchen or my bedroom, hiding from one of the green woman's rages. But all I could feel was something else—it was unnamable. It wasn't pity, or sadness. It was like the overwhelming need I had felt, seeing Elphaba sobbing there, to touch her; to comfort her; to hug her, the way Irji and Nor had hugged Sarima.
That night, on the hard floor of Kiamo Ko, I had a dream. I dreamed that I lived in an attic with Elphaba and a man who had blue diamond tattoos on his skin, and I could never leave because Elphaba had magicked the trap door down from the attic with a spell-word. But I didn't want to leave. The blue-diamond man and Elphaba were in love, and it made me happy to see them kiss and talk softly together. It made Elphaba happy too, and she paid attention to me. Her broom, along with distracting nuisances like Killyjoy and Chistery, were nonexistent, and she never beat me. She sat down and talked to me, and once we baked a pie for the blue-diamond man. Elphaba rolled out the crust and I chopped the vegetables, and she put her long green hands on top of mine and helped me mold the dough around the pan, talking softly.
I slept on a pallet underneath the golden bed that Elphaba and the blue-diamond man shared, and at night, Elphaba pushed the pallet into the spacious area beneath her own four-poster, hiding me away. Before she did, she kissed my forehead and put her green hands on either cheek. I would lie awake and listen to them dragon-snaking above me. Elphaba called her lover Yero, my hero, and the blue diamond man called Elphaba Fae.
In the dream-morning, I woke up to find that I had turned green because of Elphaba's kiss, and the only part of me that was not the color of new grass was my cock. I gazed in Elphaba's queer looking glass and saw a more masculine, more youthful version of the green woman. Our skin tones matched perfectly. The blue-diamond man announced to the empty attic that he was proud of me as if it were a great speech. Elphaba laughed at this and said that now if only the blue-diamond man would turn green, we could be a family of frogs. I relished her laughter, but most of all the word family, and the way she said it. Nothing big, but yet so special. While Elphaba and the blue-diamond man kissed I lay on their golden bed and replayed the scene in my head again and again. Her sharp, thin, almost-gray lips touched his round, full, pink ones, and her long green fingers ran through his black hair. Lying there on the soft, downy blankets, I flexed my weird green fingers in front of me. I felt like I belonged


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Discussion in 'TNA iMPACT! (2011-2015)' started by Crayo, May 25, 2012.
Could be a decent way to debut a guy.
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Pope please. He should be defending the belt every week, not Devon
I like this a lot better than WWE's idea, but they tried this before with the ranking system and it failed miserably due to something ridiculous.
Hopefully they've realized that when you do this, you have to honor it. TNA's been a lot smarter of a company since Pritchard took over so lets hope it works. Pretty sure the IWC will take over (as they did last time) and give Pope the title shot.
Pope or Doug Williams, if possible.
Desmond Wolfe will win, obviously. Or Kizarny.
Desmond Wolfe will win by over 50% and they still won't pick him lmfao... I remember when that happened.
Also, Jeff Hardy should have the TV title. He could hold it for a while, making good defenses with semi-decent to good matches all the time. He is very over, and could help the title. + he would be on TV every single week along with PPVs.
WTF? Does TNA beat WWE to the interactive punch? THIS HAD NOTHING TO WITH WWE!
WWE is going to start doing interactive parts of the show on July 23rd when the 3 hour format takes over.
what do mean by interactive?
They are going to ask the fans in polls and twitter what they want to see on the show that night, and then they will set the matches up accordingly.
Lawls, this is presented like it's WWE who invented the fan polls and interaction.
TNA's been worshiping twitter and stuff like that like crazy as of this past 5-6 months.
Re: RE: TNA beat WWE to the interactive punch.
Of course they did Vince created the modern world obviously. Learn to WWE dick suck.
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He even invented gifs.
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Jammu: Pakistani troops violated ceasefire for the third consecutive day on Thursday as they pounded forward posts and civilian areas along the Line of Control (LoC) in Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir.
"Pakistani troops resorted to heavy firing of automatic weapons and Rocket Projectile Grenades (RPGs) besides mortar bombs on forward posts along LoC in Balakote sector of Poonch district from 1820 hours this evening," PRO Defence, Jammu, S N Acharya said.
Firing and shelling was on when reports last came in from the area.
"Our side retaliated appropriately but no casualty or damage was reported," Acharya said.
Earlier in the day, Pakistani troops resorted to firing on forward posts along the LoC in Poonch sector around 0955 hours," a Defence spokesman said here.
Pakistan troops overnight fired mortar bombs and used automatic weapons to target forward posts along the LoC in Balakote sector of Poonch district from 7.45 PM to 12 AM, spokesman said.
With today's ceasefire violations, Pakistani troops have violated the ceasefire 22 times this month so far.
Yesterday, Pakistani troops had violated the ceasefire thrice in Krishnagati and Balakote sectors of Poonch district.


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|Episode 305
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Howard Kremer & Kulap Vilaysack of the fellow Earwolf podcast Who Charted? are both here with separate amazing projects to share with us as well as the return of intern Gino Lambardo on today's Comedy Bean Bag! After Gino gives us his take on what's been going on with The Opie and Anthony Show, Howard tells us all about his brand new album Summah This, Summah That which is the 3rd album of his Have A Summah series. Then, Kulap shares the story behind her documentary Origin Story, which is a feature-length, international quest with stops in Los Angeles, Minnesota, and Laos to meet the biological father she never knew. Plus, Howard, Kulap, & Gino decide between summoning velociraptors when they sneeze or having a partner who posts public reviews of their sexual performances online as they play a game of Would You Rather!
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Would you rather summon velociraptors any time you sneeze OR be with a partner who posts public reviews of your sexual performances online? Gino is declared the winner.


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We will live in perpetual ceremony, prayer and meditation. We will live in cosmic medicine.
We will not get there by setting goals and making elaborate plans.
That is linear thinking, and is it largely the mind operating on its own, without being entrained by the heart.
Meditation becomes expanding our conscious awareness and a predominant thought vibration in the frequency of compassion. That is, seeing more and more beauty in the world, in an enjoyable blend of observing beauty and creating and developing and offering gifts.
There are absolutely countless examples of human beings on this planet who are creating and doing, in beauty recognition, and gift development, mastery, and open source offering.
There is no real adversary in this quest.
Only, and this is a great example of the power of RADICAL SIMPLE thinking, in your mind you have repressed and denied aspects of yourself that you have decided are bad, dark, even evil. Once installed, these aspects reside in the unconscious mind. This is true of all of us, every single one of us.
I am not an officially certified investigator of the Science of Human Behavior, but I have investigated this in more non-modern ways, and I have discovered a world in the unconscious mind, where external things have written belief constructs there. Once written it becomes "true" and "law" and "lawful"
Lawful behavior, from the perspective of a Science of Human Behavior Scientist, is not about obedience to law's written by men. It is about the natural, organic, decision making that is totally driven by the accumulation of our experiences, and the writing that has gone on, up to now, into our unconscious mind.
This open investigation into the understanding of how the Human Being operates, is the liberation that we seek, and it is instantaneous.
Because, if, we all decide in our hearts to stand upright, and walk on our path in a good way, then we remarkably create the world where we flourish, and thrive, in our organic expansion, we deepen our balance and harmony, as we grow. Fibonacci organic life force expansion, the only thing preventing its instantaineity, is our false, dis-empowering, unconscious-mind-embedded, belief constructs.
So, the physical standing as an individual, the gathering and standing together among sisters and brothers on our Mother Earth, is foundational to this ease,grace, and fun path through this 180 degree energetic phase shift that we are, right now, in the midst of.
Protecting what is "Sacred". We have two answers. One comes from the conscious mind. The other comes from the unconscious mind.
For the most part, our unconscious mind(s) see money as sacred, because we acquiesce and buy into this idea of a universal lack, where random encounters occur from separate and unequal things. In this state of mind, in a void of death to contend with in life. This is all an ugly lie!
The truth is what each of us must discover in the sovereign standing of an embodied human being standing.
This I have gleaned as I leaned in to listen where ever I could find it, the voice of the keepers of the wisdom of our ancestors, our indigenous sisters and brothers, especially right now at the camps at Standing Rock.
I put "sisters" in front of "brothers" because that is how we will look at our path in our new way.
Sisters will be honored for their powerful energy of balance, harmony, cooperation, collaboration, ad protection for what is sacred. Men in this world will stand tall in their hearts, and they will make a path for the women to fully express their divine energy into the field, and seeing to it that we are free to walk our way, in a good way.
In this world, we reward those that give the most.We reward the organic.
In our 2/2/17 world (Bizarro world), for the most part, we reward the opposite. We reward exploitation, manipulation and deceit. We reward the synthetic.
Do you see the 180?
So, I offer you a choice, from your worst nightmares, to your most cherished dreams with great ease, amazing grace, and a whole lot of fun!
RADICAL SIMPLE is a phase shift from chaotic, complicated, and dangerous, requiring a leader/savior projection of, and a giving away of our power.
Its about moving right on from, "enough is enough", and well into, "What are we going to do about it".
It all starts with the standing and the standing with. 🙂
Special thanks to the Venus Project for their powerful investigation into the Science of Human Behavior! Heroes of the new way!


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New Delhi : A Delhi court on Saturday deferred its order for June 6 on the complaint filed against Bollywood actors Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan for allegedly hurting religious sentiments, by entering the sets of a temple wearing shoes while shooting for reality show 'Bigg Boss 9'.
Earlier on June 1, the Delhi court reserved its order on the same matter.
In an Action Taken Report (ATR), the police had earlier said that Shah Rukh and Salman were shooting at a makeshift temple, which was part of the sets in a studio for the reality show and had no intention to hurt religious sentiments.
The report was filed following court's order on the complaint lodged by advocate Gaurav Gulati who sought registration of an FIR against the two actors, Colors channel and director and producer of 'Bigg Boss 9' for alleged offences under sections 295A (deliberate and malicious acts intended to outrage religious feelings), 298(uttering words with deliberate intent to wound religious feelings) and 34 (common intention) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).
The complaint alleged that in a video being circulated, Shah Rukh and Salman were seen wearing shoes on the sets of the temple while shooting for an episode of ' Bigg Boss 9' where the idol can be seen in the background.
The complaint against the two actors was filed in Roop Nagar Police Station. (ANI)


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Hes1 regulates corneal development and the function of corneal epithelial stem/progenitor cells
Hes1, a major target gene in Notch signaling, regulates the fate and differentiation of various cell types in many developmental systems. To gain a novel insight into the role of Hes1 in corneal tissue, we performed gain-of-function and loss-of-function studies. We show that corneal development was severely disturbed in Hes1-null mice. Hes1-null corneas manifested abnormal junctional specialization, cell differentiation, and less cell proliferation ability. Worthy of note, Hes1 is expressed mainly in the corneal epithelial stem/progenitor cells and is not detected in the differentiated corneal epithelial cells. Expression of Hes1 is closely linked with corneal epithelial stem/progenitor cell proliferation activity in vivo. Moreover, forced Hes1 expression inhibits the differentiation of corneal epithelial stem/progenitor cells and maintains these cells' undifferentiated state. Our data provide the first evidence that Hes1 regulates corneal development and the homeostatic function of corneal epithelial stem/progenitor cells.
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We expect the very best of the TLA students and appreciate the importance of recognition and reward to build student confidence and aspiration. Following a successful trial last year the Vivo rewards system will be used throughout 2015-2016 to reward our students for their efforts and achievements at the Academy.
How does Vivo work?
All students receive a login to access their Vivo account either on a computer or mobile device. Using their account they can monitor their Vivo balance and access the Vivo shop to cash in their Vivos for rewards and incentives.
How can my child earn Vivos?
Students can earn Vivos for their attendance and punctuality. Each week they complete a full week they will earn 1 Vivo.
Vivos are also awarded by staff for student behaviours that embody the Academy ethos of Respect, Explore, Aspire, Persevere e.g. excellent effort, overcoming adversity or outstanding community commitment to an Academy club.
Vivos can also be earned by students for excellent homework and examples of numeracy and literacy across the curriculum.
How can I monitor my child's rewards?
Parents/carers will be sent a login to their own Vivo account where they can monitor their child's achievement as well as set them challenges and pledges for earning Vivos. This is a great chance to share in your child's success.
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The Vivo shop has a variety of rewards and incentives on offer for students to exchange their Vivos for i.e. skip the lunch queue tokens, football and trampolining parties, vouchers, sessions in the games room, discounts for trips and much more.
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