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Derma E, Anti-Wrinkle Vitamin A Glycolic Cleanser with Papaya, 6 fl oz (175 ml)
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Derma E, Anti-Wrinkle Vitamin A Glycolic Cleanser with Papaya, 6 fl oz (175 ml)
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Anti-Wrinkle Vitamin A Glycolic Cleanser is a naturally exfoliating, sulfate-free formula that washes away dirt, oil, and impurities, deeply cleansing pores for a fresh, healthy complexion.
Vitamin A, Glycolic Acid, Papaya and Sea Kelp promote gentle surface cell renewal for thoroughly cleansed, invigorated skin.
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Gently lather over face and neck, then rinse thoroughly with water. Use morning and evening. Follow with derma e Anti-Wrinkle Vitamin A Glycolic Toner and your favorite moisturizer.
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Purified water (aqua), sodium methyl cocoyl taurate, cocamidopropyl hydroxysultaine, glyceryl laurate, cocamidopropyl betaine, disodium laureth sulfosuccinate, retinyl palmitate (vitamin A), glycolic acid, carica papaya (papaya) extract, equisetum arvense (horsetail) extract, macrocystis pyrifera (sea kelp) extract, potassium sorbate, glycerin, phenoxyethanol, ethylhexylglycerin, floral fragrance.
Very thick cleanser, but the fragrance is too strong
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Very thick cleanser, but the fragrance is too strong
Very thick cleanser, but the fragrance is too strong. The other products from this range have a strong fragrance as well. It's not necessary at all. I use this cleanser in the evening after removing my makeup with a cleansing milk. The consistency of this cleanser is very thick, a little goes a long way. The package is quite convenient. I just really don't like the strong fragrance. As it's a glycolic cleanser it's VERY IMPORTANT to use a moisturizer with an spf in it! I'm 25 and I have a combo/acne prone skin. I take a very good care of my skin and this cleanser is included in my skin care regimen. I have no more breakouts, only a single pimple and even this very seldom. I would recommend this cleanser as it's a great price for this product!
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Good cleanser.
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This product is gentle and makes my skin smooth.
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Clean my skin pretty well but don't get all the dirt off my face, I need to finish with Derma E, Anti-Wrinkle Toner.
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it makes my skin flaky, maybe it removes dead cell but I didnt like how my skin looked.
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Nice and foamy but nothing special. Way too mild for me. Just another face wash. Nice packaging and pump though; I like the red, blue and white label! Seriously though, I think a lot of reviews on skin products are coming from girls with sensitive skin 'I broke out'. I'm a guy and this did nothing for me; it's not bad but not good either; skin doesn't look better or brighter after using; no shrinking of pores; no tighter skin; nothing. I was seduced by the words 'Anti-Wrinkle Vitamin A Glycolic Cleanser with Papaya'. Wow! And the positive reviews. Based on those, I thought this cleanser would be different/special. But I was disappointed. Just a foamy, way too mild face wash which I have to repeat to get something resembling clean skin, and then use a scrub. There's a cheaper, more powerful sulfate and cruelty free product at my local supermarket. Doubt I'd buy again.
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Bibliography InformationSmith, William, Dr. "Entry for 'Nabuchodonosor'". "Smith's Bible Dictionary".
nab-u-ko-don'-o-sor (Nabouchodonosor):
Septuagint and Vulgate (Jerome's Latin Bible, 390-405 A.D.) form of "Nebuchadnezzar" ("Nebuchadrezzar") found in the King James Version of the Apocrypha in 1 Esdras 1:40,41,45,48; 2:10; 5:7; 6:26; Additions to Esther 11:4; Baruch 1:9,11,12. It is the form used in the King James Version of the Apocrypha throughout. In the Revised Version (British and American) of Judith and Tobit 14:15, the form "Nebuchadnezzar" is given.
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Rooms, services Are you looking for a remarkable trip to Austria? Take a look at what Hotel Rauriserhof Rauris has to offer! The guests of the hotel may stay in 76 nicely furnished, comfortable rooms in Rauris. Since the hotel has an own restaurant, you may also try fine local meals on the spot. Parking possibility is available nearby for guests arriving by car. Available wellness services will provide you the opportunity to refresh yourself, the steam room, solarium and indoor pool will also be waiting for you. If you love spending your leisure time actively it may be a good idea to check the table tennis and bike rental opportunities nearby. The local gym will provide a great opportunity to do sports. The bar can be an ideal place for a pleasant evening talk or a meeting. In the safe your valuables may be the safely secured. If you have a suitable portable device, you can connect to the Internet via a wireless network (WiFi) available at the hotel. The exact scope of services offered by Hotel Rauriserhof Rauris (including those for an extra fee) is available on the information sheet below.
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Ritz-Carlton is expanding its portfolio of award-winning luxury properties in the Caribbean, with its eight hotel in St. Lucia slated to open in 2009. And the island destination isn't a shabby choice; St. Lucia is celebrated for its unspoiled natural beauty and verdant landscape marked by the Piton volcanoes. Situated on Half Moon Bay with spectacular views of the Piton peaks, the new Ritz-Carlton will be an exclusive haven of 275 oceanfront rooms. The resort will be enhanced by a 20,000 square foot spa and two 18-hole golf courses overlooking the Atlantic, including one designed by Arnold-Palmer. Dining venues will include a specialty restaurant with pool grill, 30-seat lobby lounge, and a clubhouse restaurant and bar next to the golf course. Ritz-Carlton is already anticipating the St. Lucia resort to be a hot spot for destination weddings and meetings.
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New Song: Franz Ferdinand + Sparks aka FFS Want You to "Piss Off"
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FFS is the brilliant collaboration between Glasgow-based quartet Franz Ferdinand and seminal Los Angeles duo Sparks. Their self-titled debut is out June 9.
It's not too cool for the room, we promise, despite the pedigrees present in the project.
The first taste is here in the form of the rabble rousing, Beatles-esque track "Piss Off." You will want to tell everyone to "piss off" when you listen to this super fun, sassy track.
Listen to the song below.
' FFS' Track Listing:
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8. The Man Without a Tan
9. Things I Won't Get
10. The Power Couple
11. Collaborations Don't Work
12. Piss Off
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This song makes us want to SING "Piss Off" to everyone we encounter.
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Millionday News 8/4/15 Part 1 of 2
Millionday News 8/4/15 Part 1 of 2
Welcome to dinarupdates.com for News Time with Millionday!!
Millionday: WELCOME EVERYONE TO NEWSTIME
Millionday: Urged interested in economic affairs on the need to involve the Iraqi private sector in the field of investments, especially in service projects, infrastructure and housing projects, to keep the money in the economic cycle to Bld.alaguetsada Adel Abou loaf told »Sabah»: that «under the current circumstances,
the national economy does not have the ability to afford housing projects and projects services and infrastructure cost, so the attraction of investments in this area need and an urgent need for the country to this type of project in light of the expansion and increasing population density ».
Millionday: NOTE -- NOT ONLY DO THEY NEED INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT BUT ALSO NEED THE DOMESTIC COMPANIES INCLUDED
Millionday: attract investment and added Abu loaf that «one of the most attractive tools for investments is promotion for those projects »,
calling for the establishment of a unified realization of economic organizations and associations Business Council, contact the investors and the definition of investment opportunities, as in the experiences of countries in the region and regional countries.
Millionday: NOTE -- THE CALLING FOR CONTRACTORS -- NICE -- THIS GOES WELL WITH THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE PRIVATE SECTOR ETC
Millionday: He also pointed to the possibility of easing the burden on the state budget through the implementation of these projects by investors, local or foreign, and the provision of facilities and real exemptions, taking into account the recovery of these projects after 30 or 50 years.
stimulate the private sector and among that this approach gives an additional opportunity to activate the role of the private Special in this area all his joints, from the promotion, presentation and communication with audio and visual media organizations, to attract Alajunbah.oahdv investments Investment Law No. 13
Millionday: NOTE -- THE INPUT FROM OTHER INVESTORS WILL EASE THE BUDGET STRAIN
Millionday: to push economic and social development process, development and bring technical and operational expertise and human resources development and creating job opportunities for Iraqis to encourage investment and support the establishment of practical projects Investment in Iraq and expanded and developed on different economic levels and the granting of privileges and exemptions for these projects.
Millionday: SO THIS IS ALL TO ESTABLISH THE INVESTMENTS AND ALL THAT COMES WITH THAT MOVE -- WHOOPOW
Millionday: Fatlawi represents activation of guaranteed bank loans one important topics for the development of small and medium enterprises, the Iraqi company and went to guarantees banking guarantee the loans after the economic feasibility study contributes to find real projects on the ground,
especially There are successful have experience in this area where secured loans to thousands of projects over the past years, at a time are ready to stage lending and wide after the allocation of central bank trillion dinars for projects of this type of project.
Millionday: NOTE -- THE BEGINNING OF SMALL AND MEDIUM LOANS -- TO ESTABLISH THE BEGINNING OF BUSINESS
Millionday: Managing Director of the company bank guarantees Rolla Saleh confirmed that the company and in cooperation with private banks prepared a court plan to loans trillion dinars allocated by the Iraqi Central Bank to small enterprises and ceiling lending to exceed 50 million dinars,
pointing out that banks will adopt the lending process is obliged to bring it back to the Central Bank within the specified period, which includes lending to court a mechanism for channeling funds appropriate for the course.
Millionday: NOTE -- THE PROCESSES WILL BEGIN ACCORDING TO THIS WHICH CREATES JOBS ETC -- MANY APPLIED AS WE READ RECENTLY SO GREAT NEWS NO DOUBT
Millionday: She noted that the The company will work to ensure the loans in accordance with the stomach for that matter the conditions and after the economic feasibility study, asserting that the mechanism to get a sponsor guarantor of the loan witnessed facilitate some procedures and become a non-specific staff member government exclusively, but can accept ensure employee at a respectable civil companies with a good reputation, confirmed that the company take into account the proportion of the loss of some non-performing loans.
Millionday: NOTE -- THEY OBVIOUSLY PLAN TO LOOK AT BUSINESS PLANS ETC
Millionday: WOW>>Saleh said that 24 banks waged Iraqis and Arabs have expressed their willingness to participate in the lending process, indicating that a number of banks, now has the governor to lend to small and medium enterprises separate from the credit departments,
indicating that the Middle East Bank of the first banks adopted this subject as we are working in collaboration with the same bank to adopt start-ups and young project, which includes lending to young people in the study phase of a sum of money for the purpose of investing in a particular project.
Millionday: NOTE -- 24 BANKS ARE WILLING TO TAKE PART IN COMPANY ADVANCEMENT AND LAUNCHING THROUGH LOANS -- GREAT NEWS -- VERY ENCOURAGING
Millionday: They pointed to the importance of the adoption of programs to attract depositors and employ huge money chunky in homes development projects check beneficial for depositors The bank and be an important part of the process of economic development,
referring to the importance of benefiting from the experiences of neighboring countries in this aspect, which is working to organize withdrawn from weekly progress Jawaizmdzeh to depositors and this is a way to attract capital to the private banks as well as the presence of a guarantor legislation for deposits in private banks.
Millionday: NOTE --OBVIOUSLY FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Millionday: Saleh put a on the experiences of some companies in the region, including Lebanon experience, which owns bails company is a joint Lebanese financial public utility works to help small and medium-sized enterprises in Lebanon to obtain bank financing.
guarantees for small and medium-sized enterprises company help Size by granting guarantees to bank loans Binaaly studies feasibility and action plans advanced from loan applicants to demonstrate the sustainability of economic activity, which is a loan application axis.
Millionday: NOTE -- SALEH IS SEEING THE POSITIVE IN REGIONAL HELP AND INCLUSION -- SOUNDS ENCOURAGED AS WELL
Millionday: She noted that the company is studying the advanced loan applications through operating banks in Lebanon to the decision to grant bail or not to grant heading guarantees its programs company to small and medium-sized enterprises that operate in one economic sectors such as industry,
agriculture or tourism, as well as craft production, said Saleh guaranteed loans benefit by bailouts companies to reduce Alfoaidalleha financial support, it has been the establishment of this support program to reduce the financial burden on small and medium-sized enterprises that borrow in order to finance its activities by the Lebanese Finance Ministry to pay This support management of the Lebanese Central Bank.
Millionday: NOTE -- OBVIOUSLY INTERNATIONAL BANKING AND ECONOMIC INVESTMENT --
Millionday: As for the experience of Tunisia indicated that they company specializing in the management of security mechanisms established under an agreement entered into with the Ministry of Finance set the conditions and methods of the various mechanisms interference by maintaining a guarantee privacy in terms of the independence of resources and terms of intervention,
an institution under the supervision of the Ministry of Finance and open as it contributes to the state within the limits of its capital 37 percent and banks within the limits of 63 percent and are managed by the Board of Directors.
Millionday: SO THIS IS THE AGREEMENTS MADE THAT WE HAVE READ AND ALSO HAVE SEEN PUT TO LAW THROUGH MULTIPLE MEETINGS -- NICE
Millionday: BANKING LOANS BEGINNING FOR PRIVATE SECTOR -- WHOOPOW
itsaboutjesus: "banking loans beginning for private sector" does any report provide any sort of date? like literally, money ready to "roll out" of the banks
Millionday: NO DATE GIVEN BUT OBVIOUS PREPERATION AND WE HAVE SEEN LAUNCH OF PRIVATE SECTOR -- AGRICULTURE--INDUSTRY -- BANKING -- DEMANDS OF BANKING -- AND ABADI STATING ECONOMIC CRISIS RESOLVE WITHIN A FEW DAYS -- SO WE WATCH THE INK
Millionday: TITLE>>Achievement lend to small and medium enterprises plan
maine: when did abadi state that the crisis would resolve
maine: from what point or date did he say that?
Millionday: YESTERDAY NEWSTIME
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The port of Cannes is too small for cruise ships. Your ship will anchor in the bay and you will come ashore by tender boat. The tender boat station is located at Quai Croisière south of the city, where ferries dock. From here, it is a short walk to the major landmarks and to the city center. Cannes is the perfect starting point for a trip to Nice or Monaco.
During a cruise vacation to France, Cannes is sometimes on the program. This cosmopolitan city shows off along the Western Mediterranean and offers various excursion options in the city itself, but also abroad. Cruises to Cannes are popular.
Language in Cannes
The language in Cannes is French, but on touristic spots you can also use English.
Currency in Cannes
The currency in Cannes is Euro (€). You can find ATM's along the city.
Opening times in Cannes
Opening times differ a lot around France, but generally are as follows:
On Sundays and holidays shops are closed. Of course there are exceptions.
Palais de Festivals et Congrès
Palais de Festivals et Congrès is the location of the famous and most prestigious film festival in the world - Film Festival of Cannes
Musee de la Castre
Musee de la Castre is a museum with ancient musical insturments and pictures. It´s located in a medieval castle
Notre Dame de l'Esperance
Notre Dame de l'Esperance is a cathedral in Gothic style. It´s located in the historic center and was built during 16th and 17th century
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Cannes has a typical Mediterranean climate with warm dry summers and humid winters.The average annual temperature in summer is between 26°C and 30°C and in winter between 4°C and 8°C
You can discover Cannes on your own, book a shore excursion through the cruise line company or book a shore excursion from one of our partners. We offer shore excursions at local prices straight from the local companies.
Near the train station in Cannes is a Tourist Office. There is also an office in the center of the city.
At the Palais de Festivals in the center is a Tourist Office. At the train station you can also find one.
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2007 Cadillac CTS - Consumer Review
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Vehicle2007 Cadillac CTS 4dr Sedan (3.6L 6cyl 6M)
ReviewI've had this car for about six months now and I love it even more than I did on day one. It's my second car in the entry luxury market, with my first being the '98 328i. I know how much I really love this car because all I want to do is "dress her up" and take her out on the town. My only complaints are related to comfort and interior design. After about one hour in this car I want stop and fix the pain in my back, no matter how I adjust the seats. Our 2002 Camry XLE seating and interior features are superior to the Cadillac which is a shame. We'll never use this car for road trips. This car was a poor choice with two young kids in the back seat. In so many ways, it reminds me of the 328
Best FeaturesBody. Even while driving in this car, my head turns everytime I see another CTS on the road. She (Thunder Gray) is very responsive, and nimble...but not as nimble as the bimmer.
Worst FeaturesInterior styling, comfort, rear seating space and entertainment features.
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This is my list of software that I find essential if I'm using a Windows machine. When I setup a new computer, these are the programs I install. There are certain tasks that I don't even bother with on a Windows box, so this list does not include everything I want to do with a computer, just those tasks I usually want to do in a Windows desktop/laptop. I maintain this list for my own convenience so I can quickly remind myself of (and find) all of the software I use.
All of these programs are free, and most are open-source as well. In some cases I have listed alternatives, honorable mentions, or close seconds. Having said that, I try not to have redundant programs unless they bring something to the party.
I would love to get feedback if I'm missing a really great program that would enhance my quality of life and make me wonder how I ever lived without it.
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Rooms, services The guests of Villa Michelangelo Città Sant'Angelo may stay in 34 nicely furnished, comfortable rooms in Città Sant'Angelo. The villa is offering you freshly prepared fine local meals in its restaurant every day. Parking possibility for your vehicle is available nearby. If you are curious to discover the highlights of the area, you may also rent a car or take an organized city tour nearby. For meetings and nice evening chats the local bar will provide an ideal location. In the safe you may secure your valuables. You can also bring your laptop for the holiday, for there is wireless Internet connection (WiFi) available at the villa. The exact list of services available at Villa Michelangelo Città Sant'Angelo (including those for an extra fee) and the exact list of equipment in a room can be found on the information sheet below.
Payment Advance payment by credit card or providing credit card guarantee may be necessary for finalizing the reservation, depending on the chosen date, room and price.
Arrival, opening hours The earliest time to check in to your room is 14:00, the latest time to check out of your room is 12:00. The personnel speaks Italian and English.
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Finding Me: Truth Trailer (2011)
01 January 2011 100 mins
Truth follows the loves, losses, fights, jealousies and broken hearts of a group of friends. It centers around the sweet, bright-eyed and emotionally vulnerable Faybien (RayMartell Moore). Comfortable with his gayness but saddled with self-esteem issues, Faybien's love life is put into an emotional spin when his ex, Lonnie, returns with an interest in reigniting their relationship. You'd think that he'd get a sympathetic ear from his friends, but they already have their own issues. Reggie's in love with bisexual, non-committal Greg; high-strung queen bee Amera is certain her boyfriend is cheating on her; and the always-meddling muscle queen Jay is busy confronting his rough trade boyfriend's girlfriend.
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In the matter of The Estate of Edward Hamilton Stirling (deceased), Royal Court Reported Judgment, 18 November 2014
Facts of the Case
The facts of this case are relatively simple, if not slightly unusual, and concern the estate of the late Edward Hamilton Stirling (Mr Hamilton) who died on 14 December 1873, domiciled in Jersey.
After many years working for the Honourable East India Company's Civil Service, and travelling the globe, Mr Hamilton moved to Jersey in 1846 and built the property known as Stirling Castle, Mont au Prêtre in the Parish of St Helier. Mr Stirling moved to Jersey as a bachelor and, following a short-lived marriage and much publicised divorce (which were halted on his wife's death), he died in 1873 as a widower with no children.
Probate of Mr Hamilton's Will was granted on 25 February 1874, to two local executors, and it is presumed that the administration of Mr Hamilton's movable estate was completed at that time; his only immovable asset, Stirling Castle, having been transferred to his nephew during Mr Stirling's lifetime.
Following investigations by an English company of heir hunters, some 140 years later, it transpired that at some point Mr Hamilton had purchased two plots of land in the Northern Territory of Australia. These plots of land had remained in Mr Hamilton's name, as un-administered assets of his estate, and subsequently had been acquired by the Australian government by way of compulsory purchase. The net proceeds of sale (approximately £230,000 at current exchange rates) were now being held by the Public Trustee of the Northern Territory of Australia (the Public Trustee) on behalf of the beneficiaries of Mr Hamilton's estate. However, the Public Trustee advised that it would not release the net proceeds of sale until it was in receipt of a Court order, issued by a Court in the same jurisdiction in which Mr Hamilton died domiciled, confirming who was entitled to collect in the assets and administer Mr Hamilton's estate.
A Jersey based executor was therefore appointed on behalf of the potential beneficiaries of Mr Hamilton's estate (numbering, at present, some 83) to apply for a grant of representation to collect in, administer and distribute Mr Hamilton's Australian estate.
On application, the matter was referred by the Judicial Greffier to the Royal Court for directions as to whether, in spite of there being no estate in Jersey that required administration, the Court had jurisdiction to issue the required grant.
Relevant Principles
Although there is no Jersey authority on this point, under English law, section 2(1) of the Administration of Justice Act 1932 provides that:
"…the High Court shall have jurisdiction to make a grant of probate or administration in respect of a deceased person notwithstanding that the deceased person left no estate."
This principle was considered in the English case of In the Estate of Wayland [1951] 2 All ER 1041, where the High Court held that it had jurisdiction to admit foreign Wills to probate (in this case a Belgian Will) in England albeit that the Will in question did not dispose of English property. The Court's view in reaching its decision was that, having considered the facts of the case, the only way that an injustice to the estate could have been was for the Court to permit the admittance of the Will to probate.
Article 2(1)(b) of the Probate (Jersey) Law 1998 follows closely the provisions of section 2(1) of the Administration of Justice Act 1932 (as contained in section 25 of the Senior Courts Act 1981), and provides that:
"The Court shall have all jurisdiction in relation to probates and administrations as it had immediately before this Law came into force, that is to say, jurisdiction - …to hear and determine all questions relating to a testamentary cause or matter."
In Mr Stirling's case, the issuing of a grant of representation pursuant to article 2(1)(b) would therefore be the only way to avert an "injustice" to the estate, by allowing the proceeds of the estate to be made available to the estate's beneficiaries.
The Decision
As Mr Hamilton's Will only dealt with his movable estate, and not any immovable assets (either in Jersey or elsewhere), the Will did not cover the two plots of land in Australia which had been owned by Mr Hamilton at the date of his death. Therefore, it would appear that he died intestate in respect of his Australian estate. Although domiciled in Jersey at his death, as the immovable assets in question were situated in Australia, the distribution of these assets would therefore follow Australian law (lex situs) and the local rules of intestacy therefore applied.
Accordingly, the Royal Court ordered that the Judicial Greffier issue a grant of representation to the Jersey executor in respect of the remaining un-administered estate.
Although a rather unusual case, its importance should not be underestimated when considering the administration of foreign estates of Jersey domiciled individuals.
Where required, the Royal Court has now affirmed that it is willing to direct the issuing of a grant of representation by the Judicial Greffier in instances where, although there is no Jersey estate requiring administration, the administration of the deceased's estate in other jurisdictions would be adversely affected by a decision to refuse the issuing of the grant.


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NEW DELHI (AP) — The Indian coast guard is still working to clean up spilled oil from a merchant ship that sank off Mumbai four days ago.
The defense ministry said in a statement Monday that an aerial survey showed the oil slick around the MV RAK had decreased and oil was now spilling at about one ton per hour.
The vessel had been transporting coal from Indonesia to the western Indian state of Gujarat and was estimated to be carrying 325 tons of fuel oil and 56 tons of diesel.
A separate government statement suggested the oil slick off Mumbai's coast was caused by something other than the sinking of the MV RAK. The statement did not elaborate.
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Tom Holland x Reader: Apartment
Summary: You and Tom Holland are neighbors in the same apartment complex. You have a crush on him, he has a girlfriend. What could go wrong? You could think of five separate incidents.
Warnings: cursing
Word count: 7,132
No 1: the coffee maker
incident (which was all harrison's fault)
The moment your knuckles leave the door it's already swinging back, revealing a face flushed with relief. Tom Holland's eyes flutter closed, leaning his head against the door frame and looking up at you through his lashes with a smile plastered on his face.
"Oh thank god you actually came. You're good at fixing things, right?" he asked, ushering you into his apartment before hearing your answer. You're a little reluctant to enter, thinking that you'll somehow track mud across his pristine white carpet, or smudge a stain on his suede chairs that weren't in there the last time you'd been over.
"I'm good at putting Ikea furniture together, if that's what you mean," you call after him as you hop around on one foot, attempting to slide your boots off without appearing like a fool. You look around once more, taking in the features of Tom's place.
You can't say you like what he's done. There are too many colors; blues and yellows that are too bold, an abundance of throw pillows against a couch that you swear your parents had gushed over in a Rooms-To-Go catalog. None of it looks like him, and you have an inkling as to why, but you keep your mouth shut as you follow the sound of two voices into his kitchen.
"You help me with my T.V all the time. Are you good with stuff like this?" Tom inquires, looking at you over his shoulder. He's standing in front of something, hunched over the island in the center of the room. On his left, staring at you over his mug, Harrison is sipping away on something.
There's a smug look in his blue eyes that makes you want to tip his drink onto his shirt, but instead you ignore him, standing on Tom's right. In front of you is a simple small coffee maker; not a Keurig, but something akin, you could imagine.
"What's wrong with it?" you question, looking around the top and sides for damage. Tom has his knuckle in his mouth, looking worriedly at the device in front of him. You've never seen such an anxious look on his face and it makes your brows crease. "Tom?"
"Hm?" he says, snapping his eyes back to you. The normally sparkling brown hues are muddy, clouded with something you can't identify. "It's just… I don't know what's wrong with it. I noticed it was out of water and I went to refill it, but when I pressed the button, it wouldn't make anything."
Perplexed, you flipped open the lid, seeing nothing wrong. You checked the coffee ground compartment, seeing a pierced, but otherwise unused k-cup sitting in there. With crossed arms, you pressed the power button again, just to be certain.
The three of you watched as the machine's light started to blink. You cut your eyes over to Tom, wondering what kind of stunt he was pulling. Opening your mouth to speak, you were cut off by the red light blinking out, only for nothing else to happen.
"See!" Tom cried out, fisting his hands in his hair. It curled out of his fist, making two small pony tails at the top of his head. Your eyes narrowed, realizing just how much his hair had grown in the past few months. You hadn't seen too much of him to have a decent comparison, but you remembered it being much shorter.
"—just wait till she comes home and sees this broken! She's going to kill me!" Your heart drops into your stomach, limbs suddenly feeling heavy. The coffee maker belonged to his girlfriend. You nodded, now understanding why he had sounded so urgent when he'd called you.
"You're fucking Spider-Man, ya? Just go out and buy a new one with all that Marvel money," Harrison pointed out, rolling his eyes as he took another sip of his drink. "She won't even know the difference."
"They don't even make this stupid model anymore, she's going to know it's broken. And I didn't even break it!" he exclaimed, his voice shaking with worry. "What am I going to do?"
"You're going to calm the hell down, that's what," you chided, resting your hands on Tom's shoulders. He relaxed under your touch, walking backwards as you steered him onto a bar stool. "It's not the end of the world, dude, just breathe," you reminded him, watching as his chest heaved heavily. Your hands felt warm as they slid down his arms, coming to rest on the island as you examined the coffee maker.
You drained it of its water, checking the main compartment for any irregularities. Immediately you noted a white film around the sides, and you paused, looking from the sink, to the device, and finally at Harrison.
"Harrison? What are you drinking?" you asked, pulling your phone from your back pocket and shining the flashlight down to the bottom.
"Hot chocolate," he replied carefully, eyes darting between you and Tom. Peering down, you carefully wiped your finger against the bottom of the compartment, your nails scratching against a hard surface, coated with something.
"Haz, there's no pot in the sink, or in the dishwasher. What—HAZ!" Tom growled, having put the pieces together. "Did you put milk in the coffee maker?"
"I mean, yeah," he admitted a not-so-guilty look across his face. "It was sitting right there, and it was faster than heating up a pot."
"Ah-ha," you chuckled, closing one eye to look down into the coffee maker. "That would explain this weird shit covering the bottom of this thing." You gave a pointed look at Harrison, who hadn't even tried to look remorseful. "You do realize that when you don't clean up heated milk, it leaves a hard coating on metal. This coffee maker basically has a hot plate that boils the water and then sucks in into a tube. My best guess it that the milk hardened, and the water can't get through," you assessed.
"Well how do we fix it?" Tom asked, crossing his arms and looking at you. He seemed to believe you had all the answers, and you bit your lip to hold back you stutters. You didn't want to disappoint him, to make him think you weren't the person for the job.
Cutting your eyes over at Harrison, you gave him a pointed look; you made it look reprimanding, but it was really to wipe the smirk off his face. He'd had a smug look since the moment you walked in and it bothered you, making the tips of your ears feel hot.
"Well for starters, don't do it again," you bit out, glaring daggers at Harrison. He didn't reply, but he did walk out of the room, shrugging his shoulders as he walked behind you.
Tom noted the fixed stares you gave him, but said nothing of it. You pursed your lips before looking at the brunette, holding out your hand and asking for a knife.
He blinked, warily pulling out a butter knife and placing it into your palm. You frowned at it, turning it over in your hands. "I need a sharper one."
Tom raised a brow, hazel eyes glimmering with suspicion. You snorted, wondering if he was actually afraid of you with a knife.
"What, you think I'm going to kill you or something?" You joked. You wondered for a moment if your joke was too dark for a guy who was just your neighbor, but he eventually chuckled, handing you a knife with a sharp, long blade. You gave him your phone, and asked him to shine it down into the machine. Silently, with the two of your heads close together, you both bowed your heads with work to do.
This was an awkward fifteen minutes. Every now and then Tom would pick his eyes up and watch as your face scrunched in concentration. Your lips would part as an almost inaudible curse passed through, making him laugh a bit. Every time you felt him move you would try not to catch his gaze, attempting to discreetly look at him. You could feel how close he was and it felt wrong that your heart was beating so fast, or that you couldn't breathe.
After what felt like hours, you retracted, taking the machine to the sink to wash it out. You filled it and plugged it back in, waiting patiently with a mug as you started it.
Tom looked as though he was holding a breath, and sure enough, when the coffee streams out he sighed, leaning against the counter with his entire weight, looking as though he's been saved from the fires of hell.
He turns, eyes shining in praise as he gushed a bunch of rushed thank you's, his accent slurring everything together. You're really just nodding and smiling, telling him that it's fine and no big deal. You'll tell yourself anything to get rid of the hammering in your chest, louder than construction work as you feel blood rush to your face.
"I seriously don't know what I'd do without you." He sounds like he's speaking about your presence in general, but that can't be true. All you've ever done for him was put together furniture and now fix his coffee maker, but he seems to like you, as a friend and neighbor. Which you'll take.
"It's no problem at all Tom. And it'll be less of a problem if I can have this," you pull the mug away, bringing the rich black coffee to your lips.
"Yeah, yeah, of course. Do you want to stay for a bit? I feel like you're always in and out, and-" his words die as his cell phone rings, the ringtone that default sound that makes you jump. He takes it, holding his hand up apologetically, but you shake your head. You weren't going to stay anyways.
Grabbing your things, you pass Harrison, who looks pretty comfortable on a couch that isn't his, sipping on the last of his hot chocolate. He smiles when you walk by, but it's a knowing one, as though he can read your thoughts. You scoff, but before you can get your shoes back on, Harrison says, "You should be thanking me."
That really riles you up, and you laugh, a forced, sarcastic thing. "For what?"
"If it wasn't for me you wouldn't be making any moves." There's a wink, but you don't really care to return his comment. You strain out a "Bye, Harrison," before closing the door and leaning your back against it.
The cup in your hand is scorching your palm, but you smile regardless. Another reason to knock on Tom's door.
No. 2: The incident where you meet his girlfriend and things go wrong
You had this sick feeling in your gut that toady wasn't the best day to bring back the mug you borrowed from Tom. It was simply the day after, the most reasonable time to drop by and say, "hey, I forgot I took this" without seeming like you harbored it, or cast a spell on it. The little thing sat neatly in your hands, cradled gently as though it was made of crystal.
Your knock was verging on two minutes ago, so you decided to go again, wondering briefly if you should say his name. Calling him may have been a bad idea, but before you could form his name, the door swung back, revealing a brunette that was not Tom.
His girlfriend's caramel colored hair was a cascade of freshly made curls, evident from the fact that her makeup and outfit were already complete. She lacked shoes, and a sense of hospitality, sizing you up like bully on a playground. When she reached your eyes, you balked, deciding whether it was better to state your purpose, or just drop the item near her feet and scram.
It would have been much easier for her as well, until Tom caught your eyes from farther behind her. "Y/N?" he questioned, but excitedly, as though he was happy to see you. That made his girlfriend's lip curl into a sneer, an action that didn't go unnoticed by you.
"Oh, uh," you started, wanting so bad to bolt, but transfixed by Tom's smile and gentle demeanor. He was dressed, indicating that he was probably going out. And from the progress they both had on their outfits, you could guess it was possible they were going on a lunch date.
You felt foolish, your heart drooping in your chest as you resigned yourself to stick with the plan. What did you expect, that his girlfriend would just magically be missing every time you came into his apartment? A dumb idea, one fueled by your fluttering heart, but also by your jealous mind.
"I accidentally took this last time I was here. Sorry," you said, holding the cup out to the girl. She dropped her eyes to the cup, but made no moves to take it from you. Her hands stayed rooted on the door, and you felt like you could melt under her scrutinizing gaze.
Tom saved you, however, taking the cup from your hands with care, wrapping his hand around it. Your hands brushed each other's, and your fingertips felt so warm and fiery, igniting your nerves in flames. You looked up to send him a smile, but you caught the look his girlfriend gave you.
Her blue eyes startled you, being so wide and so angry at the same time. Her perfect nails seemed to dent into the metal door as she gripped it with all her might. Her posture was rigid, feet set apart in a fighting stance. You thought her unoccupied hand was going to reach out and punch your teeth out.
The silent threat made you jump, the ware slipping from your fingers and smashing to the floor before you had time to react. You could only pull your feet away and watch in horror as it fell on its handle, small shards of grey porcelain scattering across the floor.
You want to cry, curl up beside the shards and be swept away into a dust bin, you're so mortified. To your right, she's smiling a little, resting her hand on Tom's shoulder as she proceeds to ask if he's okay. She tiptoes to look over his shoulder, as though she wasn't standing feet away when it happened. Milking the moment, you catch the glint in her eyes when she rubs his back, saying that she'll get a broom.
Tom nods, saying a faint, "okay babe," before he's taken aback by the kiss she plants on his cheek. You note the pink mark it's left, a small, but powerful reminder that he's taken, and that no matter how shy and polite and cute and neighborly you are, there's nothing you can do about it.
She casts a look that is part sinister and part mocking over her shoulder, but it turns into surprise as the door closes, Tom stepping out into the hall. He's got his hands behind his back as the door clicks shut, leaving the two of you in the hall.
"Sorry about that, I don't know how that happened." He rubs the back of his neck now, as if he's really considering the idea that he might have done this.
"No, you have nothing to be sorry about. I'm the one who broke it, I should be cleaning it up, I," your head is fixed towards the ground, unable to meet his gaze. You really just want to walk away, but it was hard, with him so close to you, his height and yours almost the same. There's no need for tilted heads when every time you look up, it's just his eyes on yours, and it makes you so frustrated.
"I'm really sorry about this, I promise I'll get you another one." In some really nice universe, this is the part where Tom chuckles and says "You don't have to do that. Just go on a date with me and we're even."
But this is not a nice universe. It's not even close. This universe is horrible and cruel, laughing at your pitiful crush on a taken British boy and your shitty attempts at being his friend.
This universe sucks, so you leave him with that half assed promise and run down the stairs, not looking back as he calls your name.
No. 3: the incident where you hear something you shouldn't have (but always wanted to know)
It's late, and probably your own fault that you're miserable and at home and have to watch a fucking slideshow about Roswell, New Mexico. The lights are mostly off in your apartment, save for three little hanging lights above your kitchen counter. One sole bottle of Heineken is untouched, probably warm since your friend left over two hours ago for her date.
And now, with a pounding headache and an impossibly bad mood, you felt your limit snap as loud shouts and a bumping bass sounded from Tom's apartment. He wasn't a rowdy guy, and his girlfriend didn't seem like the type to annoy the neighbors at ten pm, but you could think of a certain blonde that would.
It had been weeks after 'the breaking of the mug', weeks of building back the confidence to look Tom in the eyes, and weeks of him being crazy nice to you. He was always asking you to come over, wanting to make up for how bad your last encounter was. Eventually you both settled back into a comfortable friendship, but that only persisted as long as his girlfriend wasn't around.
After another week of that arrangement, you felt guilty, almost as though you were doing something forbidden. You remembered the shame and palpable tension in the room that occurred every time she came home to find the two (or three, there was no way she could get rid of Harrison) inside. Almost any conversation would drop, and you would leave, giving him a curt goodbye.
It was dumb, it was strenuous and it was so unnecessary. But it felt exciting.
You swallowed that excitement down fast, knowing that there was nothing between you two. You were neighbors, and finally friends; you weren't going to ruin it because of your unrequited crush on him.
The pounding in your head increased when you heard with clarity and annoyance the repetitive yell of shots. The song seemed to shake your entire apartment and you growled, stomping over and banging on Tom's door with your fist.
"Hey! It's a fucking Thursday night!" you yelled, despite your normal timid manner. You seriously just wanted to fall straight asleep and head to work tomorrow and make a final decision on this location. You were losing time and patience and the capacity to care when a face split into a wide grin upon seeing you at the door.
"Hey hey, Y/N!" Harrison's blue eyes were unfocused and shiny, his smile too big for his face. He stumbled to grab your arm, his grip much tighter as he used all his strength to pull you in.
"Guys, look who I found!" The word "guys" had you at unease, but you surveyed the people around you carefully. You would know the Spider-Man cast anywhere, and Tom's apartment was definitely a place where you'd seen them the most.
Tony and Jacob both had on tilted ball caps, and when Tony ran to hug you it fell off. "Oh thank god you're hear Y/N!" he hiccuped, slinging an arm around your shoulder. "Our man Tom has something to tell you."
The room dissolved into giggles. It sounded like a first grade classroom, their laughter so innocent and playful. The only boy who didn't seem to be partaking in the fun was Tom, his lips set in a pout as he shoved Jacob weakly.
"Knock it off, boys," he told them his voice sharp against theirs. He didn't appear to be as drunk as they were, but the goofy grin that followed proved otherwise.
After another round of laughter, you tried to shrug Tony away from you, but he was heavier without full control over his body. You felt uncomfortable being around four drunk men, who were all stronger than you. Despite knowing that they meant well, the entire situation read badly.
"Tony, please get off me," you mumbled, which seemed to earn his attention. He stood up straight, raising his arm up mechanically. You took a step back, holding your arms to make yourself small. "Guys, I get that you're having fun, but I have work to finish, so can you-"
"You're a location scout, right?" Jacob asks in the moment of lucidity. You nod, watching warily as Jacob stands, holding his hand out to you.
"Jacob Batalon, best actor in this room. If you're ever in a pinch for actors, you know where to find me."
"Jacob," you said slowly, your handshake becoming too long. "We've met before."
"Best actor in the room? Tom has a fucking BAFTA!" Harrison argued over the music, but you both paid no mind to him.
"Uh, I think I'd know if I met anyone as pretty as you. At least, I think you are. I can't really see, but you're Y/N, right?"
"Jacob," you sighed, exasperated. Pinching the bridge of your nose, you were halfway to launching into an explanation before he cut you off.
"Tom's been going off about this Y/N girl. She lives across the street or something. I'm like, Tom, dude, amigo. How do you know if she's pretty if she's all the way over there?" He pointed out the window and you frowned, wondering just what in the world he was on about.
"Jacob I know you! I live next door." He snapped his fingers loudly, looking back at Tony with wide eyes.
"Tony! It's the girl, the one Tom mmhmm-" Harrison covered Jacob's mouth with his hands, trying to sit him back down. You raised a brow, looking between the four of them before sighing.
"Clearly I'm not getting anything through to you, so I'll just do it myself." You huffed, turning to what you believed was the source of the booming music. A stack of black rectangular sound systems sat on a shelf below Tom's T.V, each of them appearing to be on. In the background, yelling had ensued, with Jacob's mouth finally free of Harrison's grip. You paid no mind as you decided to simply turn the volume down. You twisted the dial a little too far, making the music so quiet, that their shouts became clearer.
"Why the hell not! You're not going to have any other chance!"
"Your girlfriend dumped you, now is the perfect time to tell her!"
"And say what? 'Hey Y/N, I've been in love with you since the day we met'?"
It kept going, not even missing a beat as the four boys started piling shout after shout on top of the others. You, however, had your hands over your mouth, slowly rising to stand up. Your mind tried to process the words in the order you heard them in, making sure it matched what you thought. Your heart felt like it would leap from your chest, knees knocking as you struggled to understand.
Tom liked you. He had since the day you met. And he didn't plan on telling you.
It was news to you that his girlfriend was no more, but even bigger than that was the idea that each of his friends already knew that he was in love with you. That sentiment seemed like common knowledge, considering its blunt outburst hadn't shocked anyone to silence.
Suddenly Harrison's cheeky winks and Tom's bright smiles seemed more than just coincidences. You wanted to run up to Tom and tell him that you felt the same way, that he meant more to you than just a neighbor or a friend. You felt your heart clench as you realized that those words were never meant to be presented like this. You weren't supposed to know.
In some nice universe Tom would tell you over another shared mug of coffee, or an a first date somewhere sweet and thoughtful. In some nice universe you could kiss him for saying that, and he'd kiss you back.
But this was not some nice universe, and this shit always happened. You let yourself out, sliding back against the cold metal door and letting out a sob that had been working its way through your chest.
Perhaps that nice universe would only ever be a daydream
No. 4: the incident
where the tables have turned
Not but two days after the drunken episode, you walked up the stairs to find Tom, sitting outside his apartment like a lost puppy. He bounced his phone on one knee, the other keeping his forehead up as he scrolled through his phone. After a moment he locked it, turning his head to see you, dazed and confused.
"Y/N!" he exclaimed, his loud voice reminding you of Thursday night, and the deflated way he had yelled your name, saying that he was in love with you. You were starting to believe it; you could see his eyes light up whenever they found you, a small but genuine smile tilting his lips upward. For someone who had just lost a significant other, Tom seemed pretty much in one piece.
Maybe because you were the one seeing him.
Nevertheless, you raised an eyebrow in silent question, to which Tom sheepishly smiled. "I seem to have locked myself out of my own apartment," he told you, standing up and shoving his hands in his pockets. He was well cleaned up, considering the last time you'd seen him he was smashed beyond compare.
Before you even had the thought of stopping, you blurted, "Doesn't your girlfriend have a key?"
It was like kicking a puppy; a small, adorable little puppy that only wanted your attention for half a second. The mirth drained out of his face and his eyes quickly dropped to the floor. His hands swung aimlessly by his side. You wanted to take it back, say you were sorry or that you forgot, but you weren't even supposed to know in the first place.
"Alice and I broke up," he sighed, and all you could think was 'So her name was Alice.'
You tried to morph your face into sympathy and surprise, but you weren't sure how well you pulled it off. "Oh, shit Tom, I'm sorry," you expressed, wanting to reach out and touch his shoulder, but withholding yourself. Pretending you didn't know about his feelings for you was so difficult, and you weren't sure why. It wasn't like you to be flirty or drop hints, but for some reason that was all you wanted to do: wrap your arms around him, tell him he'd be fine, and remind him that you were next door if he needed you.
In some nice universe that would work, but this wasn't time or place.
"My spare key is with Harrison, surprise surprise," Tom joked, which you smiled at.
"You're never going to see that key again," you laughed, bringing back a sliver of a smile to the man's face. He looked better with it, you thought, doing nothing for the butterflies in your stomach. Your laughter calmed down enough for you to shrug. "You can come stay at my place until he gets here, if you don't have anything to do."
His eyes widened, but he hid it by raising his left brow. "Are you sure? I don't want to intrude or anything."
"Considering it returning the favor. Besides, I'm always in your apartment. We need a change of scenery." You unlocked your door, coming into your apartment with tense shoulders. Tom had never been in here before, and there was a reason for that. His presence in your apartment would gradually become less and less strange, making him just a part of your home than the couch or the curtains. You didn't want him to be so familiar that it seemed like he belonged here, because he didn't. He belonged in his nice white apartment, far away from whatever you had going on here.
There wasn't much. You weren't a minimalist, but you preferred less pillows and decorations than actual furniture. The colors were mostly neutral blues and greys, with red here or there. Along the walls were huge posters of cities you'd visited for work. Ashville, Slab City, Roswell, and other obscure towns were littered across your living room, and when you looked back you noticed Tom was staring at all of them.
"You've been to all these places?" he inquired, awe lacing his voice. You were shocked by his curiosity, considering he travelled all the time for his job. His face was fixed on the posters, before catching the little framed photos around the bookshelves. "Holy shit, is that you?"
He had the frame in his hand now, and judging from it, you were sure he was indulging himself in staring at a truly mortifying high school photo of yours. "Who are these people?" he pointed, and you grimaced.
"High school friends, if you couldn't tell by our bad fashion choices," you groaned, coming up beside him and studying the picture. You were in the middle, as you often were in group photos because everyone was taller than you. It didn't particularly matter in this instance; you were squatting down, your hands clasped as if in prayer, staring down the camera with a smirk. Above you, four of your friends had lifted up the shortest girl in your group, perching her on their shoulders. It looked like a dysfunctional human pyramid.
"I don't think I have a picture of me and my mates half as cool as this," Tom remarked, and you couldn't help but laugh.
"You think that's cool? I think we were more crazy than cool," you spoke wistfully, setting the picture back down. "I'm not even sure why I keep that around. It doesn't really fit in with this whole thing," you gestured wildly, pointing at the dozens of colorful photos. Tom's eyes landed wherever your finger pointed, until the rested back on you.
"Which one of these is your favorite?" he asked, turning in a circle to view every landscape. You put a finger to your lips, eyeing each one carefully, until you landed on one filled with green and purple.
"I took this in Glasgow, about four years ago," you stated, standing beside a quite large picture of a sprawling field of bluebells. "First time scouting overseas, and a studio needed pictures of old woods to use as concept art. I was with a senior photographer on this one, but he let me take the shots they eventually used." You glanced up at the photo in reverence, before looking over to Tom.
His face expressed pure adoration, and you found that his eyes rested more so on you than the photo. He seemed to be in a trance, only snapped out of the daze a minute after you'd stopped talking. He tried to shake the grin off, but it was too late. So he went with it, smiling even wider.
"Wow. I've been to Scotland before, and I knew it was beautiful. But that?" he threw his hands down and you laughed at his gesture. "I've never seen anything like that before."
"You just have to know where to look. I know I never would have found this place if David wasn't so familiar with Glasgow," you told him, heading into the kitchen for drinks. "Next time, take someone who knows what to look for."
"Maybe I should take you." It was supposed to be mumbled under his breath, just a wish he kept to himself, but he let his guard down. You heard him, freezing as you stuck your head into the fridge, thanking the heavens that you had a cover for your burning face. You wanted to turn around and tell him yes; absolutely, positively, one-hundred-percent were you on board with going anywhere with him. You wanted to joke that you'd pack your luggage right then and there, that between two seasoned travelers like you, there was sure to be a discount somewhere.
But all you could do was force down the thoughts, grabbing two cokes from the fridge before pressing them to your face. You turned to Tom and smiled, a restrained, glowing thing that startled him, for he hesitantly stepped towards you.
"Maybe you should. Glasgow is one of my favorite places. I'd be happy to show you around." You hoped you didn't come off as anything other than friendly, but knowing the situation you were both in, there was no telling his response.
Tom just blinked, his face like a deer in headlights. Suddenly his face was tinted in pick and he smiled, looking down at his shoes bashfully. "I don't know when we'd ever do it," he commented, rooting you two back in the reality, the place where you both had jobs to do and obligations to others. But it had been nice, dreaming of Scotland with Tom. Perhaps it would come true.
There was a calm silence that settled in between the conversation, which was ripped away when Tom's cell rang. He picked it up with reluctance, before making a face at the id. "Haz you better be downstairs or else I'm hanging up." There was a bit of yelling on the other side, Harrison's voice distorted by the traffic outside. Tom listened for a moment more before nodded, cutting his eyes over to you.
"Yeah, you can just open yourself, you're always there anyways," he quipped, ending the line before sighing. "Sorry, that was Haz, he's here with my key." Every word he said sounded breathless, a string of words in an almost incomprehensible British accent and an apology mixed in somewhere. You smiled, before jumping up.
"Oh! Before I forget," you babbled, reaching into a packed kitchen cabinet for something. You stood on the tips of your toes, reaching for a turned handle before it landed gracefully in your palm. You smiled, handing it over to the dumbfounded man over the counter.
"What's this?" he asked, turning over the red and blue designed cup. "Is this for me?"
"Yeah! I told you I was going to get you a new mug, I didn't say what it would look like though." You bit your lip, wondering if a Spider-Man mug was really the way to go in this situation. In addition to playing the wen head, you knew he had an affinity for the character as well, hoping the combined coincidences would lead him to like it.
He pressed it into his palms, turning it over in the daintiest of ways. He clutched it tight, as though he might break it from just breathing on it. When he picked his head up, you noted the watery glimmer in his brown eyes, which he tried his hardest to blink back. There were so many small things about Tom that made your heart flutter, but you didn't have time to study them all.
"Thank you," his small voice took you from your thoughts. "That was really sweet of you. You didn't have to do this."
"I wanted to," you relied firmly, placing a hand on his shoulder. "And I couldn't live with myself if I never replaced it. Seriously, take it," you told him, seeing as he was unwilling to leave with it. He stared at it a little while longer before he jolted, a buzzing sounding from his back pocket.
"Harrison's here, I should, uh," He stammered out, slowly taking some steps back. You nodded, giving him a slight wave and then headed back to the kitchen. You didn't look up until you heard the door open, and then click shut, the air in your apartment much colder than it had been.
You stared around, wondering if you could find differences in your home now that Tom had been inside it. Your old theory was clearly correct, because your place had never felt so lonely and empty since you'd moved in. With a frown, you stared at the picture of Glasgow, wondering if in some other time and place, it was taken by you and Tom.
No.5: the incident where everything becomes clear
You actually burst into his apartment, a loud banging noise that sounds like it belongs in a movie. You're too dramatic, and for reasons only you can understand.
Two heads turn, almost in sync. Blue eyes stare your form up and down, a quirk in his brows, while Tom just screams "Y/N!" It's more of an exclamation that a question, which prompts Harrison to ask the obvious.
"What are you doing?" It's so posh coming from him, the accent highlighting the annoyance in his voice. Or maybe it's confusion, because he seems baffled not only by your presence, but by your urgency.
Tom doesn't seem to mind. He's got wide, shining eyes, and a posture that's halfway out of the chair he was sitting in. He crosses the length between you two in an instant, throwing you off for a second before you regained proper footing.
"What's wrong?" He questioned, staring you down with those concerned brown hues of his. You wanted to take his face in your hands, and reveal your purpose for being here in the first place.
You were out of breath, from both being so close to him, and from running up three flights of stairs. After getting started on a scouting job earlier this week, you requested half the day off to start finalizing your travel plans. Within the next week you'd be flying into Tokyo and Hong Kong for a few days with Shanghai as a backup plan in case you didn't get the shots you wanted.
You had been so psyched to start packing and start sharing about your trip, when you came across a moving truck in front of your complex. And lo and behold, you caught the sight of Alice, her arms full of those yellow throw pillows you had seen in his apartment all those weeks ago. Her blue eyes scanned the street until they came to rest on you, shouldering a hand bag that probably cost less than her foundation.
Her eyes turned to steel, lips curved in the most menacing grimace you'd ever seen. Her eyes appeared watery as you came closer, the grimace turning into a full-blown snarl the longer you stayed in her vicinity.
You practcally ran away, heart pounding out of fear. It wasn't that Alice was mean or nasty towards you; it was that you could understand why she didn't like you. You didn't know the specifics of their breakup, but if you could guess, you figured Tom's affection towards you might have played a factor in it.
The guilt burned your chest, but there was something else there you didn't understand, something that led you to Tom's unlocked door. In the awkward silence between you two, you wondered why it was unlocked, and why he didn't seem to question why you were here. The longer he stared at you, the more your fingers itched, and the more you yearned to touch him.
So you pulled him out of the apartment, his feet tripping over the threshold as the door closed behind him. You caught a glimpse of Harrison's face, blue eyes shining with mirth before he winked, clicking it shut. Tom turned his head to look back, but you grabbed his cheeks, making him face you.
He opened his mouth to ask something, but the question was caught it his throat. Your lips were suddenly on his, and he shifted closer to you, like it was an instinct. Like he got kissed by breathless girls outside his apartment on a daily basis.
His arms wrapped around your waist, before coiling tightly, his nails digging into your jacket. Your hands left his cheeks, instead falling to the nape of his neck, where you brushed small curls of hair with your knuckles. Everything about kissing Tom felt like fitting into a jigsaw puzzle; you knew exactly where everything went. From your hands to your chest to your lips, every part of you felt in place.
Tom eyes opened as he pulled back, gazing at you like he would a star in the sky. "Why did you do that?" His nearly inaudible voice was shaky, his hands running up and down your sides. He tried to still himself, but you could feel the skittish energy he was trying hard to contain.
You wound your arms around his neck, pressing yourself closer to him. "I don't actually know," you told him seriously, a smile in your lips.
He tried to roll his eyes, but he too was smiling at you. "You just did it, because? Just because you could?"
"Because I've wanted to for a long time. Because you accidently said last Thursday that you were in love with me. And because I'm in love with you too."
Tom's arms dropped and he balked, watching you with a gaping mouth. "You heard that? You heard me say that?" he reiterated, looking you in the eye. When you nodded he groaned, placing his head in his hands. He refused to look at you when you coaxed him out of his shame.
"I can't believe you knew that," he muttered, his face turning redder by the second. You tiptoed up and kissed the crown of his head, causing him to peek at you through his fingers.
"I'm sorry you're embarrassed, but if I didn't know I'd never have the guts to kiss you," you compromised, pulling his hands away from his face. "C'mon, this situation isn't all bad."
"It's not bad at all, really," he sighed, a content smile gracing his lips. "I mean, you did say you were in love with me too, right?"
"Do kisses not mean anything to you Brits? Is that just like, a thing you guys do?" You poked fun at him, earning another small peck on your lips to shut you up. You smiled and laughed, making it messy and causing his lips to end up short squish against your cheek. He rolled with it though, smothering your face with tiny little pecks, squeezing you tight in his arms.
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to the editor: The two sides of this Point:Counterpoint (1, 3) agree that 1) gravity redistributes lung parenchyma within the chest, 2) gravity redistributes blood flow within the lung parenchyma (independent of tissue sagging), and 3) perfusion heterogeneity exists that cannot be explained by gravity alone. It is appealing to settle our debate by agreeing that our different perspectives on tissue sagging explain the differences between our groups with respect to blood flow distribution. However, to do so would steer us away from our real purpose of understanding the mechanisms by which regional blood flow is determined in the lung.
As pointed out by the letter writers (4), the frames of reference are different between the opposing sides, leading to differences in conclusions. As I opined in my first essay, the frame of reference is central to this debate. To a passenger in a moving car, the landscape appears to rush by. However, to an observer outside the car, the passenger is moving and the landscape remains stationary.
The frame of reference used by Drs. Hughes and West (3) is one looking at the entire lung from outside of the chest. If gravity could be gradually increased, they would observe increasing blood flow at the lung bases as they become more compressed. I, and others, use a point within the lung as our frame of reference. From this reference point, the volume of any lung region at the base would become smaller with increasing gravity but blood flow to this lung region would change little. The appropriate frame of reference clearly depends on the question being asked. If one is interested in the mechanisms that distribute blood flow WITHIN the lung, the reference point should be just that, within the lung. The stance that blood flow increases down the lung due to lung compression seems tantamount to saying that the trees are moving as I drive past them.
Tissue sagging certainly contributes to external observations of increasing flow down the lung, but tissue redistribution is not part of the traditional gravitational model (5). Increasing flow within zone 3 is said to be due to an increasing hydrostatic gradient that distends vessels and decreases resistance to flow. To my understanding, gravitationally induced tissue sagging is not a fundamental component of the gravitational model. On the contrary, lung compression has been invoked to explain decreased perfusion in zone 4 (2).
The principal function of the lung is to exchange respiratory gases. I am confident that all participants in this debate agree that despite the heterogeneity of both perfusion and ventilation, the lung is an efficient gas exchanger due to the close matching of regional ventilation and perfusion. The gravitational model postulates that the shared effect of gravity induces regional matching of blood flow and ventilation. The observations that perfusion and ventilation are heterogeneous within isogravitational planes and that astronauts continue to efficiently exchange gas during weightlessness, argues against this simplified model. I have great respect for the innovative and pioneering work performed by Drs. Hughes and West; however, adherence to the gravitational model will only impede efforts to understand how regional ventilation and perfusion are determined and matched.
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This Coupe, Body #38, was assembled on June 26, 1940 and shipped to Long Beach, CA where it remained for over 20 years. In September 1960, Dr. Allen Heisel of Los Angeles restored it and won first place at the Lincoln Continental Owners Club meet. This Coupe then sold to Ted Augsburg in 1961 and he subsequently sold it to Houston Hubbel in February 1973. This car has completed many CCCA Caravans and is still in excellent running condition.
The car again received a frame off restoration in 1983 and received its Primary Badge from CCCA, Badge Number 1050. This car recently received a new correct Bedford cord and leather interior. The last owner added under dash air conditioning with gold trim to match the interior gold plated bright work. The A/C blows cold.
This rare, FIRST YEAR Continental shows Lincoln Zephyr hub caps as they were left over from the Lincoln Zephyrs produced previously. The mileage shows 28,130 which is believed to be correct or correct since its restoration, as the clutch, brake and accelerator pedals have virtually no wear. The gauges all work and are crisp and clear. The interior and chrome are excellent. The paint is showing its age with minor stone chips on the front. The tires have good tread but are starting to age. Overall this car is excellent. It is eligible for any CCCA Caravan or Lincoln Owners Club tour. It would indeed be a rare sight to see what would probably be the earliest Lincoln Continental on a tour.


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I would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge and thank coach Pat Crampsie, his staff, and the boys who gave their all on the hardwoods for the Panther Valley Panthers this season. Nobody works harder than Coach Crampsie and his staff to put a quality product on the floor, year in, and year out. Like any school's sports teams, some years are better than others, and, while this season ended with a disappointing loss to arch-rival Tamaqua, and missing the district playoffs, I, for one, came away impressed and encouraged.
In every game I attended, the Panther boys hustled from the opening tip off, to the final buzzer. They knew their assignments, and they did the best they could to execute, in spite of the odds stacked against them.
More often than not, our boys have to go up against schools that are able to fill out their rosters from a much larger pool of talent. As a result, our boys are usually smaller and less experienced in the game's finer points than the teams they face, but they would fight hard, anyway, even when the game was no longer in doubt. That is a testament to their coach, as well as to their own personal pride. In my opinion, no one better exemplified this trait than Kyle Ferriman. In every game I attended, Kyle was the shortest player on the floor, but what he lacked in size, he more than made up for with hustle, grit, and determination. There were moments throughout the latter part of the season when I saw disappointment register on some faces, but I never saw anyone quit, and that speaks volumes about you. That trait, alone, will help you become successful in life. If you doubt me, consider the method used by the Navy Seals to select their teams. It is not always the biggest, or the strongest, or the fastest who make the grade, no, they look for the people who never quit, the same trait you showed us this year.
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- Carlin, Nevada city city o
- X-15 Flight 91 science
- X-15 Flight 90 science
- Kingston Airport (Nevada) airport airport
- Eureka (Nevada) city city n
- Winnemucca Municipal Airport airport airport
- Winnemucca landmark landmark
- Imlay, Nevada landmark city o
- Ruby Lake National Wildlife Refuge city city o