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Jody Bevan's prodded finish proved the decisive factor in sinking the sorry Magpies, who have now lost six out of their past seven league games.
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"As long as there are enough points to play for we are determined to give it a go," Cuss told the Daily Echo.
"It's going to take an absolute marathon run to get into the top five but we are never just going to throw in the towel.
"I saw a lot from my players today and I'm confident we can turn this slump around and start picking up points again."
Bevan sealed the victory for the high-flying visitors just three minutes after coming off the bench as a second-half substitute.
He found space inside the area to nudge home a scruffy effort which nearly got stuck in the mud as it dribbled past Magpies goalkeeper Jason Harvell.
Cuss added: "It was a soft goal. He (Bevan) didn't really hit it well and it went through the legs of our defender, while Jason was unsighted. I didn't think they deserved it at the time.
"We didn't make any clear-cut chances but, in the last 25 minutes, we certainly had enough of the ball and got it into their box enough to put them under a bit of pressure."
A Mark Gamble free-kick and Ian Oliver's early strike, that whistled past the post, were notable highlights for the home side but Cuss's men lacked a cutting edge to test the abilities of visiting goalkeeper Glyn Garner.
The defeat has left Wimborne 12 points adrift of the play-off spots in the Southern League South and West standings.
It was also their eighth single-goal deficit in the division this term.
"We have to learn how to win the tight games 1-0 and we haven't done enough of that this year," admitted Cuss.
"We've lost by the odd goal on too many occasions. These are the type of games that show why they (Cirencester) are at the top of the league and we are mid-table."
With four players leaving the club over the past two weeks, Cuss is determined to capture the signature of midfielder Scott Costello from Bournemouth Poppies, as reported in Friday's Daily Echo.
"He is a player I like, so hopefully, we can sort something out because we are a bit thin on the ground player-wise," added Cuss. "It showed today that we need to add a couple of players to see us through the busy period of games."
Cuss's threadbare squad was further hampered by James Stokoe limping off during yesterday's game with an ankle problem.
Wimborne entertain fourth-placed Yate on Tuesday.
Magpies: Harvell, Arnold, Oliver, Maybury, A Costello, Blake, Webb, Kemble, Stokoe (Burton-Hemmings, 80), Gamble, Griffin. Unused subs: Phillipson-Masters, Grose, Roast.
- Poole Town's Southern League Premier Division visit to Redditch and Bashley's home game against Cambridge were both postponed due to waterlogged pitches.
- Only two matches were played in the Wessex League, with Downton losing 3-2 at home to Fawley and leaders Andover Town toppling Amesbury 4-0 in Division One.


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This blog is gonna be really simple. We're just gonna share and comment on our champion concepts and ideas. It doesn't have to be complete concepts with abilities and numbers and stuff. A theme your champion revolves upon is all that is needed. We can maybe even discuss that idea and take even further? :D Anyways, I'll share my own ideas first. Feel free to start a topic in the comments, people :3
Concept #1 - Dual Chained-Blade Wielder
I picture this champion to resemble Kratos from the God of War series. He can extend the length of his attacks using his chains, and is very mobile. I thought of a mechanic for this champion which involves leashing and button mashing (repeatedly pressing a button in quick succession) It'd be something like this:
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Sometimes, we just seem to button mash when we play when we are in a state of adrenaline rush. But this is button mashing with a clear goal in mind.
Concept #2 - Living Suit of Armor
I've made a champion idea for this theme before but was not that satisfactory.
Obviously, this theme is geared toward the support role. This champion has a completely different set of normal abilities from his normal form and the form where he is attached to an allied champion. He can also attach himself to turrets and other structures/targetable units. Now, I want this champion to have an ultimate ablity to open up new wombo-combo's. But that means sacrificing one normal ability for a means to attach to people.
What I'm thinking is that you can attach to things by left-clicking on them, since the right mouse button is used more often compared to the left.
Concept #3 - Yordle Chef Wizard
This is a female Yordle who combines witchcraft and cooking to empower herself and her comrades. I'm thinking of going for either a AP Bruiser or an AP Support/Mage type of champion.
She has access to unique items in the shop and has her own special inventory box for those items exclusively. These are ingredients that alter her abilities' effects and such. This way, she can adapt to the game's situation.
The ingredients cost a fixed amount of gold and do not have any stats (AP, AD, etc.) but they do affect her abilities' effects. They're not very expensive, so purchasing these ingredients won't be a problem in terms of gold. At the start of the game, she may choose one ingredient for 0 gold. Afterwards, they will resume having costs. She can have a total of 3 ingredients, and there are 5 to choose from.
This is all I got for now ^^ Comments are very much welcome. How about your ideas??? :D

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Pro Resources is currenlty recruiting for a 3rd shift Maintenance Electrician for a local foundry in the New Castle area. Must be willing to work every other weekend. Direct Hire. $18-26/hr DOE. Excellent benefits including Health, Dental and Life insurance; 401k; Tuition Reimbursement.
Install and maintain the electrical systems of the plant. Perform all tasks with safety and quality in mind and in accordance with established procedures and process instructions. Take necessary action to minimize delay time and maximize production.
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Install and maintain, under the direction of the Maintenance Supervisor or a higher classified electrician, the electrical systems of the plant to provide power for machinery, lighting and other equipment required for plant operation.
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Previously, the parking system great as you never knew how many hours you were going to have to wait to be seen.
What could be improved
1/ Communication. My first visit to the doctor was Jan 2011 due to a pulled back/minor slipped disc. In the November I slipped two discs by hardly moving, and had to spend a month in bed. I had to go to a UK Care scan mobile unit in Salford centre, and then drive to a Rochdale UK Care mibile unitto receive my MRI results a few weeks later. Was then refered to the consultant at Salford Royal (as I was told this was the best). My scans and details were lost after an hour or so they fund them. He was very unsympathetic when I got upset due to the constant pain and he snapped 'Well, it is a painful condition'. I have been to see this consultant several times. At Easter this year I went for an epidural which was supposed to help. I don't think that the ainkilling injection work and it was the most excrutiatingly painful proceedure. It also didn't work .The last time he requested another MRI, which I had done in June 2012. I chased feedback my my own doctor who wrote several letters to the consultant. This was as the consultant's secretary was on leave of 8 weeks when I tried to contact her. The next apointment came at the end of November 2012. He asked me why I had taken so long to come and see him- after all he had been taking on new patients as he was 'quite quiet'. The answer that I was given to my back problem was that 'It may get better on it's own'. Considering I've had the sciatica for 7 years now, and have slipped discs 5 times in 2 years it's hard to believe..... I have requested a second opinion form Stepping Hill - my local hospital.
2/ Waiting times. Each time I visited there was between 45minute and 4 hour waiting times meaning that I had to book a whole day off work each time.
3/ Waiting room chairs in the Spinal surgery department need to be softer. They are very hard on painful spines!
4/ Waiting room decor- clean but very scruffy and old with peeling paint.
5/ Privacy. The door was not shut during consultations, and you could hear everyone's condition
Anything else?
Parking system has now changed to normal Pay & Display. I arrived with no change as I was expecting the old system, and had to driveto the nearby shops and machines did not take cards / give change.
Also the 'take a ticket and wait' idea in the department. It never got used and we were supposed to have times booked anyway. Seems like a waste of money for that department. No triage.
A farce from start to finish. Was very dissapointed.
Response from Salford Royal 4 years ago
Thank you for your comments. I am sorry you were disappointed with your experiences here. I would encourage you to contact our PALS team (firstname.lastname@example.com) with further details as we would very much appreciate the opportunity to look into your concerns.
Regarding the car parking at Salford, previously, this was located on Stott Lane (East Car Park). It was on land leased by Salford City Council for the duration of the hospital's redevelopment. This was completed in Autumn 2012 and two brand new patient & visitor car parks have been opened onsite, one near Accident & Emergency and the other accessed near the new Hope Building on Eccles Old Road. Both these car parks are run by the hospital and are pay on exit as per the old arrangements. However, Salford City Council have decided to retain the East Car Park as a pay and display car park. This is run independently of the hospital. For most areas, including the area you have visited new hospital car parks offer closer parking than the Council-run pay and display.
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While it is common for expectant mothers to have a baby shower, having one for the grandmother is increasing in popularity. A grandmother's baby shower is similar to a traditional one in that she is celebrating the birth of her first grandchild and is the recipient of baby gifts. This is practical for when the baby visits to avoid having to transport items from one home to another. Keeping the shower simple is key to hosting a grandmother's baby shower without overshadowing the mother's baby shower.
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Traditional baby showers tend to shy away from providing alcoholic beverages as they are unsafe for expectant mothers; however, no such rule exists for a grandparent's baby shower. This idea may be adjusted depending on the grandmother's personal preferences. If she enjoys the occasional evening cocktail drink, setting up a cocktail-mixing station and offering guests a lesson might be fun. If she is a wine enthusiast, a wine-tasting event, complete with cheese and chocolate, is sure to delight the senses. If she would prefer that no alcohol be served at the shower, you can substitute alcoholic ingredients with fruit juice to make a virgin cocktail.
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Since a grandmother's baby shower is typically more casual than a mother's baby shower, a weekday afternoon potluck is the perfect solution. This is especially true if she and her friends are retired and have the weekdays free for catching up on gossip or sharing knitting patterns. The potluck may be held at the host's home, in the garden or even at a park. Each guest is responsible for contributing one dish to be enjoyed by everybody.
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Traditionally played at Christmas, White Elephant is a fun game if the grandmother and many of her friends also anticipate their first grandchild. Each guest is required to bring one gift. From a hat or bowl, the guests each pull out a number which dictates the order. The first person will choose one gift and open it. The second person then has the option to either "steal" the first gift or choose another gift. If the first person's gift is stolen, she must choose another gift to open. This process is repeated until all gifts have been opened.
While themes are more common with an expectant mother's baby shower versus a grandmother's baby shower, it is really up to the grandmother just how elaborate she would like to be with the baby shower. A fun theme is Little Red Riding Hood because the girl is on her way to grandmother's house carrying a basket full of goodies. Red, white and checkered prints are colors and designs that would work well with this theme. Food options might include biscuits, jelly, casseroles and pie. As party favors, apple-scented candles or lotions and fruit baskets are not only practical, but also complement the theme.
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text: November 24, 2008 Feroz Papa In the current online edition of the journal Cell, UCSF endocrinologist and scientist Feroz Papa, MD, PhD, reports on a way to accurately measure a cellular phenomenon that may play an important role in the development of diabetes. The work focuses within the cell on the protein-folding factory called the endoplasmic reticulum, or ER. Papa believes that during the gradual development of type 2 diabetes, the stress of processing large amounts of insulin within the ER compartments of beta cells can stress the ER. Using new techniques, Papa is sorting out the molecular details of ER stress and cell death. He believes that the concept of stress in the ER needs to be better defined. To address this, his lab has developed new molecular gauges to measure ER stress. It turns out that cells have a protective mechanism. It's called the unfolded protein response (UPR). The UPR kicks into gear when the ER is overtaxed. However, it is unclear whether the UPR actually causes cells to revert back to their healthy, pre-stressed states. The ER lies deep within the cell. There has been no way to directly observe its inner workings in living cells. Therefore, it was not possible to determine whether the UPR had effectively done its job. "The endoplasmic reticulum of a cell is equipped to deal with emergencies, like the emergency room of a hospital," says Papa. "Coincidentally, both even have the same abbreviation — ER. In the case of the cell's ER, challenges to protein folding are addressed by molecules called chaperones. These chaperones act as triage nurses and doctors. They isolate sick, unfolded proteins and attempt to revive them. "But because it is difficult to peer into the ER of a cell with existing tools to ask how it is faring under stress, researchers have simply said that the ER must be stressed whenever the corrective measures are activated. This is a bit like trying to figure out what is going inside the ER at San Francisco General Hospital by just listening to the siren wails of ambulances as they arrive. "Sure, there are lots of ambulances around, but are the doctors and nurses inside able to effectively cope with the emergencies they are facing? Without ways to look inside the ER, we really wouldn't know what's going on inside." To monitor ER stress, Papa and colleagues dispatch green fluorescent proteins (GFPs) into the ER compartments of living cells. There, the GFPs report on a vital aspect of protein folding — protein oxidation. Papa and colleagues have discovered that protein oxidation becomes compromised during states of ER stress. The GFPs, by emitting light in different spectra, can report back on the state of protein oxidation and folding within the ER in real time. Researchers can thereby determine whether the ER is coping or whether it is failing under the burden of having to fold too much protein. The researchers then use red fluorescent proteins to track the unfolded protein response, also in real time. By simultaneously measuring fluorescence from both red and green proteins within the same cells, Papa's lab team can answer the question of whether this corrective response actually is effective in reducing ER stress within individual cells. Papa thinks such gauges of ER physiology may eventually be useful to relate the level of ER stress to the progression of beta cell death in type 2 diabetes. The ER of a pancreatic beta cell under continuous stress sends out death signals that result in the suicide of the stressed cell, Papa explains. "It takes many years before enough beta cells die so that an individual becomes diabetic," Papa says. "But why do the beta cells of some obese individuals cope, while the beta cells of others die?" Papa believes that when a tipping point of ER stress is exceeded, the UPR kicks into suicide mode in some cells. Indeed, the ER gauges accurately revealed previously undetected stress differences in individual cells within large populations of cells. The tipping point tolerated by the UPR may vary in different people, according to Papa. The new gauges for ER stress may help point out such differences between individuals, and could identify new targets against which to develop antidiabetic drugs, Papa says. The research report will be featured as the cover article in the Nov. 28, 2008, print edition of Cell. In 2007, Papa received a National Institutes of Health Director's New Innovator Award to advance this research. He was one of just 29 recipients out of more than 2,100 applicants.


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Most Liked Positive Review
I love Burt's Bees Soap Bark Chamomile Deep Cleansing Cream.
When I decided to stop using Clinique because I wanted to go with more natural products, I tried Burt's Bees Soap Bark Chamomile Deep Cleansing Cream. I use it twice daily and have...Read complete review
When I decided to stop using Clinique because I wanted to go with more natural products, I tried Burt's Bees Soap Bark Chamomile Deep Cleansing Cream. I use it twice daily and have been very happy with it. It has a nice creamy texture that easily spreads over my entire face. It has a tingly quality that makes my face feel fresh. I use it on my eyelids as well and it has never caused me any eye irritation. I feel like it is keeping my pores healthy too. It does not have any offensive scents or odors which is a giant plus. It lasts quite a long time since you do not need to use a lot at one time. This helps offset the cost of it. My complexion is rather clear as a rule and I rarely have acne issues and this has continued. I actually feel like my combination skin has been more even keel without dry patches or oily t zone issues it used to have. This is another example of the great products that Burt's Bees offers.
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Decent facewash from Burt's Bees
I really don't look for much in a facewash. While I liked the creaminess of this product, as well as the smell, I feel that it did not do anything particularly well or...Read complete review
I really don't look for much in a facewash. While I liked the creaminess of this product, as well as the smell, I feel that it did not do anything particularly well or special. It did clean my face decently without drying. I did not like the fake refreshing feel due to the menthol. I would prefer to have as little unnecessary chemicals in my facial products. You get quite a lot of product in the tube, the creaminess is great, and it won't strip your face. It did not reduce my mild acne, did not remove all the dirt (always had residue on my cotton pads when I swiped with a toner...not usually the case with other face washes), and I will not be purchasing again.
It did not completely cleanse my face of grime and residue. It did not do anything for my mild acne but it didn't make it any worse either. It was gentle, but perhaps too gentle. The menthol "refreshing" effect is deceiving.
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Easy application due to a great-sized tube. Creamy texture made it easy to apply all over the face.
Smells great! A mixture of natural scent and a pleasant beauty product fragrance.
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- Smells Great
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- Combination Skin
- Daily Use
- Oily Skin
Comments about Burt's Bees Soap Bark & Chamomile Deep Cleansing Cream:
I use this as my daily facial cleanser. The cream smells good and relaxing. When you rinse, it give an oily feel on your skin but once you wipe and dry off your skin, it give you a smooth non drying feeling.
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I like to go out of my way and buy products that are all natural and are not filled with stuff that is hard to read or things that are usually bad for my skin and bad for the environment. I like a lot of the Burts Bees products and have used many of them for a long time, so when I saw this deep cleansing cream I was excited to try it out and hope to get rid of my old one. When I first applied this I was instantly happy with it because I loved the smell that it had. It smells a lot like a mint and it opens up your nostrils and has a very clean smell to it. This tingled when I put it on, so I was excited that it was really getting deep into my face and cleaning it well. I used this for a week with no benefits, I only found that after the week my face became extremely dry and was very red, my cheeks were hurting and were so bright. It took me over a month to get my face back to where it had been before using this. Although this was natural and I had high expectations, I walked away very disappointed in it.
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Wow can I just say absolutely fabulous. As one who makes it a habit to expand my knowledge of all things beauty products, I have tried more than my fair share of what experts claim are revolutionary and awe-inspiring facial cleansers. For once though I will say I am as enthusiastic about this Burt's Bees Soap Bark cream as the people selling the product.
I completely fell in love with the chamomile and aloe that are infused into the cleansing cream. The fact that it is named deep cleansing cream is most appropriate since the cream can literally make my skin feel like I am specifically reaching each and every major pore and scrubbing it free of any impurities or junk. Usually when picking a strong effective cleanser you either have to decide between something that will dig deep while leaving you with unattractive dry skin or something that does not do the job needed.
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This invigorating facial cleanser from Burt's Bees is really helpful for my oily/combination skin. How they managed to make a facial cleanser that not only gives a very deep, squeaky clean, but also manages to hydrate your skin, amazes me every time I use this stuff! The smell is so wonderful, a very fresh lemon scent, and it feels so invigorating on your face that it wakes you right up in the morning. I also find that it removes almost every trace of makeup on my face when used at night, sometimes I do not even have to use an additional makeup remover for a thorough cleanse because this stuff gets the job done so well. The fact that the product is completely organic as well as not tested on animals and cruelty-free is a huge plus in my book. It makes me feel better about purchasing it and using it. I would most definitely recommend using this product if you are looking for something fresh and new to try out.
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Burt's Bees Soap Bark & Chamomile Deep Cleansing Creme is fabulous! First, the consistency is rich, and leaves your skin incredibly soft and smooth. Secondly, the fragrance is wonderful & relaxing. I use it right before I go to bed every night, and I swear, it helps me fall asleep. Thirdly, it contains a tad bit of menthol which makes my facial skin glow. It tingles while it's on my face, and when I rinse it off, my skin just glows. Both my daughters and I use this product religiously every night. I can see a huge difference in the teenagers facial skin. Their acne is practically gone, and they rarely get breakouts. I highly recommend it for all skin types!! You will LOVE it!! One last positive about this product is that it's all natural. This product has no Parabens and no Sodium Lauryl/Laureth Sulfate. It's hard to find a good product without these chemicals anymore.
Ease of Application
Rich and Creamy. Smooth it on, let it sit for a few minutes then rinse.
Love the scent! Great combination of scents. Not too over-powering, and very relaxing!
Comments about Burt's Bees Soap Bark & Chamomile Deep Cleansing Cream:
My face feels really clean when I use this product, but I do feel as though I need more moisturizing afterwards than I do with other cleansers I've tried.
My face feels really clean after using it.
Ease of Application
Couldn't be simpler. I do take care not to get it too near my eyes.
A nice, clean scent, but I prefer no scent at all.
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I love Burt's Bees products because of the natural ingredients used. The Deep Cleansing Cream is not any different. It really does feel like it is getting down deeper than most any other cleanser can do. At the same time, it does not have the burning or tingling feeling that other soaps do. It just feels really clean and I do not know of another way to describe it. I love the smell so much and it is very relaxing. You can use a very modest amount of the cleanser and get the same great results as if you slathered it on. The tube is very convenient to use and is not wasteful. The price is also very fair. It does not ever make my skin dry or flaky. I can use it twice a day and have had no itchiness or irritation. The reduction of oiliness has not changed even after continued use. I love this product and will continue to buy it. I also recommend it to everyone!
The scent is so relaxing, yet not overpowering. I love it!
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I love Burt's bees soap bark and chamomile deep cleansing cream. As I've said in previous reviews, I have dry skin for most of the cold seasons and this facial cleanser keeps my skin from becoming too dry. I think this is the best one I've tried so far and has given me the best results. Not only does it also remove your makeup, but it gives me an extremely deep clean and really leaves my face feeling baby smooth with absolutely no irritation left behind. As I'm applying it, I can feel the cream soaking in and it has a light menthol feel so I can feel my skin after I rinse it smelling and feeling extremely clean. I love the cream itself because it's not the usual foamy scrub, but instead has a nice light smooth feel. It is also not just for dry skin, but I have oily skin sometimes and it my skin feeling just as good. This is a great face wash and one of the best in my opinion. I would definitely recommend.
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I like using this facewash, especially after getting all sweaty from working out or playing sports. As with Burt's Bees products, this is a natural product which means you don't have to worry about what you might be putting on your face. It doesn't sacrifice anything though, as you will soon be feeling clean and looking good. It can cost more than some others, but you can use less of it. People tend to use more than they need anyway. You won't regret spending a little extra but feeling better about it.
It cleans well enough for me. I don't pay much attention to if it moisturizes or any of that, I just want it to clean my face to stop potential acne. It works well for that, but it does seem like it makes skin soft as well.
Ease of Application
It's the same as any other facial cleanser or soap product out there. Lather it on. Not as foamy as some others, which I like.
It's not too strong at all which is good. Not their best scent overall, but it doesn't bother me either.
Comments about Burt's Bees Soap Bark & Chamomile Deep Cleansing Cream:
While there are more organic companies and products you could use, for what this offers, it does a pretty good job. The added chamomile makes this a very soothing cream--it has healing properties that only chamomile can offer. If makes me feel clean, fresh, and relaxed when done. I know it's good for my skin, so I feel really good using it.
Very effective. I wanted a product that was more natural than common commercial brands out there, and I found this one and am happy with how well it works. Gets my face nice and clean without using harsh chemicals or any rough ingredients. It really helps clear my clogged pores, and it minimizes how they look in the end.
Ease of Application
I just squeeze and rub it into my skin. I use a wash cloth for a little more effective (rough) feeling so that I know it's getting in deep and doing its job. EASY to use.
Chamomile is one natural scent that I can truly say it's too overwhelming and doesn't bother me even though I'm chemically sensitive.
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Rimi Tomy, the popular singer cum Television host, is all set to make her debut in lead roles. Rimi will play the female lead opposite Jayaram, in the upcoming movie Thinkal Muthal Velli Vare, directed by Kannan Thamarakkulam.
Thinkal Muthal Velli Vare revolves around popular Television series director Jayadevan and his die-hard fan Pushpavalli. Jayaram and Rimi Tomy will essay Jayadevan and Pushpavalli respectively.
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Delhi gang-rape: Juvenile to escape justice?
A day after the Delhi Police filed a chargesheet against five adult accused, questions are being asked about the fate of the sixth accused, a juvenile.
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New Delhi: A day after the Delhi Police filed a chargesheet against five adult accused, questions are being asked about the fate of the sixth accused, a juvenile, who may escape tough punishment - as per juvenile laws he can be kept in a reform facility for not more than three years.
However, the teen – 17 years and six months old as per school records – is said to be the most brutal in the gang of the six men who raped the 23-year-old girl on December 16. He, along with driver Ram Singh, had engaged in most barbarism, reports said.
Giving the circumstances, a demand has been raised to make suitable amendments in the Juvenile Justice Act, so as to ensure that teens involved in heinous crimes like rape and murder are subjected to tough laws under the Indian Penal Code (IPC).
In the Delhi gang-rape case, the juvenile will be tried in Juvenile Justice Board. However, the police are awaiting the bone test results to confirm that he is a minor.
The victim's father said that the juvenile should not be let off lightly because of his age. "The juvenile should be punished first...he was the one who lured my daughter into the bus and tortured her most mercilessly. He should be hanged like the other five accused," he was quoted as saying.
Women and Child Development (WCD) Minister Krishna Tirath also echoed similar sentiments. She said the juvenile should be treated as an exception and not let off lightly considering the seriousness of the crime.
"From what I have learnt, one of the culprits in the case is not 18 years and falls short by a few months. Keeping in mind the gruesome nature of the crime, I feel he should not be let off lightly considering he played a prominent role in the violent act," she said.
However, it may not be easy for the government to amend the law. Experts feel that a revision of the law may help in punishing the future offenders, but it will not help in the Delhi gang-rape case as such laws cannot be implemented retrospectively.
Also, India is a signatory to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of a Child, which it ratified in 1992.
Yesterday, the Delhi Police filed a 33-page chargesheet with annexures running into several hundred pages was filed before Metropolitan Magistrate Surya Malik Grover with the prosecution urging the court to keep the document in a sealed cover to protect the identity of the victim and that the proceedings be held in-camera.
The Delhi Police filed the chargesheet in paper format and have requested the court to keep it sealed till it files the chargesheet in e-format on January 05.
The victim, who was gang-raped on December 16 in a moving bus in South Delhi, had died in a Singapore hospital on December 29.
The prosecution alleged that the crime was executed in a "well-planned" manner
The court has posted the matter for hearing on January 05 before the area magistrate.
The trial in the case will be held on a day-to-day basis and public won't be allowed inside the court premises during the trial.


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I am doing a wedding cake that is sqare stacked tiers, 6, 8, 10 inch. Cake is iced all white, very simple, but how do I keep the fresh strawberries that I will be putting on it looking nice? Someone told me to use simple syrup on the berries before placing them on the cake but I don't know if I can do that the night before setup or not?
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As a caterer, I set strawberries out on the buffet, on the appetizer table, all the time. They sit there for 'most' of the reception and they hold up fine.
If you can put the berries on the cake when you set it up, right before the reception, I don't think they will start to grow mold in the next 20 minutes or anything!
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"'Tis only a fleeting fantasy"
How not to be attracted by Odin Sphere? Its unique artstyle will charm anyone at first glance, or at the least catch your eye. Fans of RPGs are yearning for little gems like this, but those games only rarely make it here. It's rather surprising Odin Sphere did, considering its 2D perspective and very Japanese presentation, but it's definitely something to rejoice about. Part RPG, part Beat'em up, Odin Sphere has a lot to offer, but it unfortunately doesn't deliver exactly everything you expect, if you expect anything.
Set in the land of Erion, where nations are at war over the Cauldron, a powerful artifact, five heroes of the various kingdoms pursue their own quest, but what they don't know is that their destinies are intertwined and the end of their world is nearing. In the game, you control each of these five characters, all possessing different fighting methods. You don't play with them all at the same time however, as you first start the game with the Valkyrie Gwendolyn, then once her storyline is beaten, it unlocks the next character, and so on. The story stays the same for all characters, but their quests are slightly different and it allows you to view the storyline under different angles and perspectives depending on the character. I found it interesting how at first some characters are presented like enemies as you play with Gwendolyn, but then become your allies when playing as another character.
Seen this way, it may appear as you'd eventually get sick of always undergoing the same storyline, but in Odin Sphere's case, it's all the contrary. There's so much to the game's script that if it were an actual book, I'd read it. The world of Erion, all its background history and engaging characters, everything inhabiting it is so deeply thought that it makes it believable despite all the fantasy. I usually don't like story-driven games, but Odin Sphere's presentation is just so appealing that I still would play through it even if it had horrible gameplay, just so I could get to watch the ending. It's that engrossing. Another strong point with the story is that you can listen to the dialogues in Japanese, if you're into staying close to the original version. The VAs aren't bad either, though a bit over the edge. The pieces of music accompanying the cutscenes all very beautiful and fitting as well for Odin Sphere's fantasy world, immersing you even more.
Just like the story, the world of Erion all together is seizing. The world map locations are pretty limited (only eight different levels), but what little landscape there is to see is a pleasure for the eyes. The hand-drawn graphics are really beautiful and as vivid as paintings. Sadly, the repetitiveness of the backgrounds brings down the awe very quickly. During each character's quest, you will revisit the same eight areas every time. Not even the enemies or bosses change, and in fact nothing changes, except for the novelty of controlling a different character. Each location is divided in stages that all look the exact same, and since the stages go in loop, you always see and do the same thing. It's worth going through the first character's quest, but some people might get discouraged at the thought of going through all five. Odin Sphere is best played in small doses.
The game plays similar to an old-school 2D sidescrolling Beat em up (Viewtiful Joe would be the closest thing), but with RPG elements. For the most part all you'll be doing is some button mashing and beating up the enemies on screen, but thankfully there is another level of depth to some parts of the gameplay. The addition of Alchemy, which has you mixing different ingredients to make your own potions, is pretty interesting, though limited. The item management takes a large place in the game. Throughout the quest, you'll find various items like eggs and seeds. You'll need to grow the seeds to obtain fruits, which can be used to cook recipes. You can also raise chickens for the dishes, but nothing of all I mentioned is very complicated or elaborate. When you defeat enemies, they release Phozon, which you can absorb with your weapon to increase its strength (whereas food increases your health). Phozon can also be used to grow the seeds, and the seeds to raise the chickens.
That's about all there is to the game, but Odin Sphere is quality over quantity. The main quest is quite short, it can go from around 6 to 10 hours for each character (if you decide to try them all), so about 30-40 hours to complete it fully. You can select the difficulty level, but even at easy Odin Sphere is a fairly challenging game. The controls work well for the most part, but consist mainly of pressing the same button over and over. It's a shame however that the action packed screens are occasionally plagued by slowdown, which makes important boss fights a real mess, and not to mention the frequent loading times between each screen.
Everything blends in together to make Odin Sphere unique and charming, with its eye-catching presentation: huge detailed sprites, beautiful graphics and music score there is no denying Odin Sphere has its own style. The problem however is that within the gorgeous package the game is, there isn't enough gameplay to keep you mesmerised by it for very long. Hardcore Jap fans will love the game I'm sure, yet the repetitiveness of the levels and combat system will loose other players along the way. It lacks the depth of a real fantasy, but still, Odin Sphere is a game that is totally worth having in your game collection, at least to play once in a while. Above all and what really matters, the game is a lot of fun. It's just too bad there isn't more meat around the bone.
-beautiful hand-drawn graphics, impressive sprites
-epic musical score, artistic fantasy presentation
-captivating storyline, deep characters
-easy to pick up and play, fun adventure
-repetitive all around, not a lot of variety
-becomes dull after a while, meagre replay value
-occasional slowdown, frequent loading times
Reviewer's Rating: 4.0 - Great
Originally Posted: 06/26/07, Updated 06/26/07
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Posted - 17 March 2017 16:09
You should not assume any such thing.
Assume the worst - you being only person to do the gardening while others have parties and bbqs outside your bedroom window and leave a mess. Leave their bikes in it and pitch tents for houseguests, dogs crapping etc.
If you're still happy to buy go for it!
Posted - 17 March 2017 16:11
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its daft
the ground flat should own it
Posted - 17 March 2017 16:11
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I am not saying any/all of this will happen but it might. Especially if other occupiers let their flats and there are tennants. I speak from bitter experience regarding shared space (threads passim).
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Posted - 17 March 2017 16:12
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Personally I would rather have no garden than a communal garden. Not unless there was third party maintenance for it.
Posted - 17 March 2017 16:14
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Minkie, you have a good point. Just when I lived in a flat upstairs where the ground floor had the " run " of the garden, I would consider it bloody weird to be sunbathing, or having parties outside their lounge and bedroom window, so never did.
My mates agreed they would never do it. There are only 3 flats in the building.
The other owners put 500 quid a year in for upkeep of the property, which includes a gardner to mow the lawn and keep the garden tidy every 2 weeks, for the princely sum of £30.00.
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Posted - 17 March 2017 16:16
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What minx said - fck that for a bag of spanners
Posted - 17 March 2017 16:17
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if you owned the flat on the third floor, with access to the garden (which would be factored into the price you paid), would you still think it was weird to use the garden that you paid for and pay to keep up?
Posted - 17 March 2017 16:18
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offer the other freeholders cash to carve a bit off and fence off purely for you?
then kill them in their sleep, respond to their mail, switch their lights on and off so no one suspects anything (Home Alone 1 will give you tips on how to make a house look like it's being lived in by loads of people)
Posted - 17 March 2017 16:19
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sounds like a park
stick up no ball games and stay of the grass signs
Posted - 17 March 2017 16:21
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Loopy, I personal would , yes. Would you be keen to make use of the big garden, in which the ground floor flat have have no choice but to view your frivolities and parties from the window of their bedroom and lounge/kitchen which directly faces said garden?
Minkie, what were your experiences?
Posted - 17 March 2017 16:24
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Loopy-loo is bang on. Assume this shared garden feature will be heavily promoted with any sale or tenancy change.
I have to say do NOT ever get a leasehold flat in any sort of conversion or block wothout a well-managed system. It is not just about money it is about control and muddy waters over responsibility. I eventually left an absolutely gorgeous flat i loved after 17 years because of what happened. Tenants are the problem, you never know what is going to come through the door. The students upstairs were the last straw for me. Piles of rubbish, trashed hall, bikes all over the place, larking around on the roof. Drums banging all night, flood into my flat, doors banging, not locking the front door, giving their keys out to all and sundry, it was a nightmafe and the ll did fvck-all about any of it. Every single square inch of communal area was used and abused.
Posted - 17 March 2017 16:29
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In my case i was middle flat and as if this werent all enough to blight it, the bloody ll who owned the ground floor flat and garden as well then let that too then applied for massive extension planning per which they got and i was well and truly fvcked when trying to sell. It was very difficult. I had to "trick" the ll in the end into buying my flat too for a good price. But that option not even open to you if the garden is communal....
Posted - 17 March 2017 16:32
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And just in case you think oo that wouldnt happen to you- this was a listed building in a good conservation area
Posted - 17 March 2017 16:42
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Osama, agreed the ground floor flat should own it. But I doubt you can ask the other tenants retrospectively, if they would mind having the entire garden demised to the ground floor flat upon terms? Calling saillaw and other resi conveyancers to the thread please.
Posted - 17 March 2017 16:46
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As a conveyancer I'd never touch a flat with a communal garden. Whilst the current residents might all be lovely you have no idea who might move in and might enjoy using the garden outside your window just to wind you up. Yes you might be able to do a deal with the others to have the whole garden but there's no guarantee of that and one might hold out just to try and get as much cash as possible out of you.
I'm about to try and encourage the long leaseholders of a block of flats to buy out their freeholder and transfer part of their site to me so I can get access to develop a neighbouring plot. I'm sure one of them will prove difficult about giving up their right to a garage and I'll need to do a deal to give them an alternative parking space in my development of pay them off. Difference there is I don't live on site and at the end of the day it can still be profitable even if I have to pay some of them off.
Posted - 17 March 2017 16:59
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Sail, most helpful. However I have decided having sold my old , and first purchase of a flat in 2013, that I will not buy another unless I have a garden, or at worst direct access to a garden. The problem is garden flats are very rare in my neck of the woods, and ones that are demised to the property are even rarer. I guess that is a function of living in a London flat, that G/F flats with gardens are perhaps a luxury too far? Hence why I am looking at communal garden flats situate on the ground floor. Does that make sense?
Posted - 17 March 2017 17:26
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Yes I'll be in the market for something similar soon but would rather have an upper floor flat with a roof terrace or a balcony so I have some outdoor space than a flat with a shared garden.
Posted - 17 March 2017 18:32
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Sail balconies in London do not really count as outside space, they are so small as to be pointless. Roff teraces are even rarer than communal gardens, but as you say that is the best of both worlds. As I say, I have lived in a fair few flats, and when I was on the upper floor, I never used the downstairs garden, and when I was on the ground floor, never saw anyone using the space at all.
Whilst one can never be sure the flat I have in mind is unlikely to be let to tenants, and if they are certainly not students.
Posted - 17 March 2017 18:39
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Fleix that is what I thought! Nowhere near any univeristy, hospital etc and in a v residential area. But i had overlooked the local drama school...
Posted - 17 March 2017 19:06
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Ah yes Minkie, those pesky drama students!
Posted - 17 March 2017 19:32
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I had a ground floor flat with direct access to shared garden. The other ground floor people used the garden a lot and we each had an area of terrace before the shared part. We were one big happy commune and there was a lot of hopping in and out if each other's houses (I also once saw a world famous singer taking a young lady over next doors kitchen table but that's another story). It was a long walk involving two keys for any of the upstairs flats to get to the garden so other than parking bikes they rarely used it as was closer and easier to get to the park. I do recall one singles party thrown in the garden on a Sunday night by the upstairs flats and it made me want to kill
Essex, you need to look carefully at how easy it is for upstairs to get to the garden and work on the assumption that you will one day have an outdoors chainsmoker and a hyperactive toddler living upstairs
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and the story we want to hear about?
Posted - 17 March 2017 19:55
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Khunty inconsiderate people buy houses too
Oh horror the other occupants might be tenants! Just imagine
Posted - 17 March 2017 21:16
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Personally I wouldn't buy a property with a communal garden.
I've rented in one and been gf and people used to pitch up and hang out in what felt like our garden. We also nearly got robbed (chased him off) when we were practising lacrosse out there and this was Putney so a nice area.
Looking at a move at the moment and it's not easy at all to buy for the best. I love a ground floor garden flat but I am growing weary of living under tenanted flats.
Posted - 17 March 2017 21:18
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I would be very surprised if someone upstairs had rights to the garden did NOT use it.
Posted - 17 March 2017 22:23
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Lydia, they do have the right to use it. But for reasons I set out earlier, whether one would regularly. I never did.
Obaby, I think you must have been unlucky, but I guess it does happen. This flat is in Wimbledon Village, so not far from Putney, an area I know well.
Unless I have misunderstood this, what is wrong with living in a tenanted property , when you are an owner? Most tenants in decent areas treat the property as if it is their own??
Posted - 18 March 2017 10:19
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Of course there is no reason to expect tenants to be any worse neighbours than owner occupiers. But unfortunately my experience was that problems only started with tenants. It depends on the property. The downstairs tenants in a v nice flat were generally abs fine, professional couples which means little if any noise, no rubbish/ dope smoking nuisance, no dodgy friends with keys etc. As a rule.
But a less attractive property (upstairs flat in my case) would not let to a prof. Couple and the ll saw he could make loads more by cramming in a bunch of students. It was effectively an illegal hmo and all sorts of nuisance behaviour.
Yes ofc khunts come from all walks of life but you cant escape fact that an undesirable property will attract less than desirable tenant.
What makes a property unattractive? Mine was good area also, listed building, conservation area, garden suburb etc. But the flat was a v poorly designed, i wouldnt have lived there either.
I hope it all works out for you but im just sying do not make any assumptions about potential neigjbours based on your own middle class values.
Posted - 18 March 2017 10:59
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People be khunts, people re property absolute khunts
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It's what Osama said. Some neighbours will be lovely regardless of whether or not they owner occupiers and others will be complete prats. I live in a development with someone who regularly appears in the press for his business success but he eternally pays bills late and ignores the face he only has one parking space and parks his second car on the communal lawn.


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