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Medical students flock abroad
English medical students are flocking to universities in other EU countries to study. Figures reveal an increase in medicine and dentistry students applying for courses in countries such as Spain and Poland.
The Gestapo officer who arrested the Holocaust victim Anne Frank was one of hundreds of Nazi henchmen whowere later recruited by West German intelligence, a book published today reveals. MORE
Deposed Mubarak in defiant TV speech
Ex-president Hosni Mubarak used his first television address since being toppled to rebuke the "untrue allegations" he claimed had been levelled against him by the pro-democracy movement. MORE
Dylan sees the times have been a 'changin'
Bob Dylan, 69, finally got his chance to see Vietnam at peace when he gave a special concert in the former Saigon yesterday. MORE
Paper may have hacked 7,000 people
Up to 7,000 people may have had their phones hacked by the News of the World paper, a leading lawyer claimed yesterday, while another said the cost to News International could reach £40m. MORE
Call for tougher stand on stalkers
The Government needs to take a stronger stance on stalking and improve laws protecting victims, charities said today. They are calling for tougher regulation and a stalkers' registers.
Sailor is charged with murder on sub
Royal Navy serviceman Ryan Donovan was last night charged with the murder of Lt-Cdr Ian Molyneux and the attempted murders of three crew on nuclear submarine HMS Astute. He is in court in Southampton today.
Full-face veil ban comes into force
France's burka ban comes into force today, prohibiting women from wearing the full-face veil in public. Police arrested 61 people at an unauthorised demonstration against the ban in Paris on Saturday. MORE
Twitter evening classes all the rage
Academics and teachers are having to brush up on their hashtags as more students are signing up for social networking evening classes. Tuition firms and staff at evening colleges have reported many UK firms are sending employees to learn about the medium.
Stores offer satellite TV – with a handgun
A chain of electronic stores in Idaho and Montana is offering free guns to first-time subscribers of satellite TV services. The deal offers a $135 voucher at their local gun store. John Marshall, owner of a Radio Shack in Idaho, said: "There's no problem with it here; this isn't New York City."
Enjoy the sunshine, tomorrow's colder
If you are in the lucky part of the UK still enjoying unseasonably warm weather today – take advantage as the cold is due back tomorrow. Highs in the country today had been set to reach 20C. Seaside resorts did well over the weekend but their long-term commercial forecast is more gloomy. MORE
Travellers shocked by snakes on a bus
Argentine police acting on a tip-off discovered 500 snakes and lizards, 186 endangered tortoises and a lone armadillo packed into the luggage compartment of bus bound for Buenos Aires, according to local officials. The cargo is believed to have been part of a wildlife smuggling ring.
Big Bird to make his debut in Urdu
Pakistani children are going to be treated to their own versions of Big Bird, Elmo and Kermit the Frog in a new Urdu version of Sesame Street. SimSim Humara will feature the familiar cast of characters, but set in a Pakistani village.
Chasing that fire around the world
A UK charity group wrote themselves into the record books after circumnavigating the globe in a fire engine. The 25-strong team have worked in shifts to clock up around 30,000 miles travelling around the world in the vehicle.
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In a letter, Dorothy Bell shares thoughts on the power of a theosophical worldview to unravel a universal problem.
Namaste, dear Sister Deepa,
Thank you for the invitation to pen some thoughts 'On the Equality of Men and Women' – a theme that, as the words unfold, may unexpectedly evoke a sense of balance and wholeness like the wings of a bird in flight. Perhaps it has something to do with the longing of the soul. Anyhow, this will be explored later, as there is a need to acknowledge that the theme has been prompted by events in both our countries.
As you are well aware, in recent times the increase in reporting of domestic violence, rape and murder of women has shaped headlines in many countries, including New Zealand, Africa, as well as Australia and India. Your exceptional TOS work in raising community awareness of the issues involved is most needed and really inspires others.
Media attention to particular incidents of brutal sexual violence has highlighted the importance of understanding the nature-nurture explanation of human behaviour: that it comes from the interaction of genetic and social conditioning. The minds of children from their earliest experiences are constantly shaped with beliefs and attitudes. Parents, family, school, science, media, and especially religion, shape perceptions of gender roles and status – and perceptions produce actions and reactions. Inequality of status has cultivated domination, discrimination and abuse and in the eyes of a theosophist it has dishonoured the magnificent true nature of a human being.


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Mumbai, Mar 24 (UNI) In a setback to builders, The Bombay High Court today ordered there should be no further construction activities on forest land in areas from Borivali in the western suburbs to Bhandup and Mulund in north-east Mumbai.
Dismissing a Public Interest Litigation (PIL), challenging Government's transfer order of private forest land to forest department in the eastern and western suburbs, a division bench, comprising Chief Justice Swatantar Kumar and S C Dharmadhikari, observed that the state Government had right to take possession of the land in the areas.
In 2006, the state government had transferred private forest land from Sanjay Gandhi National Park in the western suburb to Mulund in eastern suburb to the forest department.
Builders and residents of the area had challenged the Government order in the court, stating that Government and other concerned agencies had given clearance to construction of housing colonies and industries in the areas.
The court order would affect over 1.5 lakh families, living in apartments that had come-up on forest land.
Earlier, The Bombay Environment Action Group had filed a PIL, alleging that the state government had not updated its revenue records to reflect the areas that were notified as private forests according to the 1975 Private Forests Act.


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There's trouble brewing in the canteens of Westminster already, after the arrival of 20-year-old Mhairi Black, the new SNP MP who unseated Douglas Alexander. The Scottish Herald published her diary this weekend, in which Black begins by unpicking one of the establishment traditions of dining in the Palace of Westminster.
"Lunchtime was quite insightful into the attitudes of some of the existing MPs," she writes. After ordering a plate of chips with a slice of bread — which checkout lady Rita objected to as it isn't "nutritious enough" — Black went to sit down next to "a table of kitchen staff who were sitting on a break". One of them told her to go to the other end of the room instead.
Black duly picked up her tray and started walking until she arrived "at a false partition with a sign saying 'MPs only beyond this point'". She wrote that she turned around and went back to her original spot. "If they want us to be snobby you'd think they would go all out snobby and get a different room instead of a half-effort partition," she told the kitchen staff, which was met with "rapturous laughter".
They told her that "many MPs take their position so seriously that they refuse to sit anywhere unless it is exclusively for MPs or Lords", which she calls "ridiculous", adding: "it actually reminded me of an episode of Friends where Joey can't sit with Ross when he begins working as a tour guide in the museum because, 'blue coats don't sit with white coats'."
An analogy that may be lost on some of those sitting on the other side of the partition?
W1A's most A-list cast member yet
BBC satire W1A has already had cameos from classicist Mary Beard, producer Alan Yentob and writer Salman Rushdie, but last week's episode had its most A-List cast member yet. In one scene, Hugh Bonneville, as Ian Fletcher, and Nina Sosanya, as Lucy Freeman, leaf through this newspaper to find the latest gossip on one of their newsreaders. And where do they locate it? The Londoner's Diary, of course. That display of taste alone justifies the licence fee, we say.
Did Malcolm Tucker inspire Ed's stone?
Topping WIA is the revelation that political TV series The Thick of It had predicted the #EdStone. In the infamous "Inquiry" episode in 2012, meant to mirror the Leveson Inquiry, Opposition spin doctor Stewart Pearson is asked to speak about his counterpart Malcolm Tucker. "Malcolm Tucker is a political Flintstone. He carved his press releases onto stone tablets," Stewart says.
Between this and Lynton Crosby admitting his Australian Liberal Party campaign in 1985 nearly included similar pledges on stones, before they were discarded, we wonder why Ed's team still thought they were a good idea.
Girls head for Cannes
To Cannes this weekend to take a quick turn on the Croisette. On Friday night, Charles Finch hosted his annual Film-maker's Dinner at Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc in Antibes, with actresses Julianne Moore, Zoë Kravitz and Salma Hayek rounding off a stylish guest list.
Then on Saturday, Naomi Watts and Sienna Miller marked the screening of The Sea of Trees with a party at Baoli Beach. The film, which stars Watts, joins an illustrious list of pictures to be booed at Cannes but we're sure Miller was reassuring. After starring in a fair few turkeys at the box office, Miller has now been awarded a prime postion on the Cannes Festival jury. There's hope for everyone, Naomi.
What's next for Carmichael?
From Upstairs to uptown? Laura Carmichael plays Lady Edith in Downton Abbey, who's had a rum old time of it — left at the altar and falling pregnant only to be abandoned by her lover. What would Carmichael like to do next, now Downton is ending. "I'd love to be in Girls," she told me at St Regis Polo in Cowdray Park on Saturday. The plotlines might be tame by comparison.
Changing face of Amber
Wikipedia wars continue. After Grant Shapps was accused of editing his Wikipedia page to remove negative references last month, Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change Amber Rudd, pictured, is the next profile that's been subject to heavy re-editing.
In the past week there have been 52 edits to the profile. Until recently, there was no mention of Rudd's five-year marriage to journalist AA Gill. That has now been added. One contributor added that Gill "walked out on the marriage in 1995 for Nicola Formby, editor-at-large of Tatler", but this was removed by a Wikipedia editor.
Also gone is any reference to her Labourite PR brother, Roland Rudd. Unlike Shapps, the changes have been made by several users, some new. Who are these Wikipedia goblins changing history?
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Brixton Therapy Centre started life in 1999, round the corner on Acre Lane, as The Brixton Back Pain Clinic. Set up by Mardi Jamieson, registered osteopath, the clinic moved to our current location on Brixton Road in 2002. Now that we had more space and more rooms Mardi was able to expand her team and create a truly integrated complementary health centre.
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Disclaimer: George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, and assorted companies affiliated with them own everything related to the Indiana Jones universe. I'm just having fun and am certainly not making any profit off this.
Note: I'm working on a set of fics focusing on Mutt as he struggles to find his place in his new world post-Akator. This story plays with the same character dynamics as the longer piece and will probably technically fit between the third (or second) and fourth (or third) fics in that series. Because it is from Indy's POV and I intend the larger set be entirely from Mutt's POV, this will have to remain at best an outtake from that larger series. It works well on it's own and is the only thing actually finished right now, so I figured I'd go ahead and post it as a one-shot and I'll label it as an outtake later if it still works within the dynamics of the larger series once all is said and done.
Dr. Jones' Bedside Manner
In the dead of the night when everyone should be asleep, every sound made by those awake appears unnaturally amplified. The pad of bare feet on linoleum, the creak of a hinge as a door swung open and shut, especially the muttered curse as a switch was flipped and a small light over the sink flared in the darkness all seemed to Indiana Jones to be loud enough to wake the dead, let alone the other two occupants of his house. Indy pulled the sash of his robe tighter and squinted, trying to force his kitchen to come into focus before his eyes were fully accustomed to the sudden brightness. He opened a cupboard above his head and reached for a glass, accidentally knocking over the one next to his target. Pushing 60 or no, Indiana Jones' reflexes were more than adequate to catch a falling glass. Except when his vision was blurred and his movements were dulled by sleepiness.
Indy held his breath, waiting. The kid upstairs might have slept through that crash, but Indy's bedroom wasn't very far away. He didn't remember Marion being a particularly heavy sleeper.
No call of "Indy?" and no sounds of footsteps bringing someone to investigate forced him to admit that maybe his memory was wrong. Or maybe that too had changed.
He sighed quietly and filled the glass in his hand from the faucet. He took a chug before setting down his glass and beginning to gather up the shards in the bottom of the sink. Just as he was throwing the last piece in the trash, he thought he heard a noise coming from somewhere deep within the house. Perhaps he had woken her up after all.
The silence of the night swallowed his whisper. He must have just been imagining things. He picked up his glass and was reaching for the light switch when he heard something again. This time there was no mistake. The noise, whatever it was, was much louder. It sounded like someone groaning. Ears straining to catch the slightest sound, he flicked the switch and padded back out of the kitchen, going slowly so as not to stub a toe on something before his eyes readjusted to the darkness. He was halfway across his study to the curtain hiding the bedroom before he heard the groan again. He frowned and turned to look back over his shoulder. The noise had definitely come from behind him.
He shuffled through his house and heard the noise again at the foot of the stairs. It had to be coming from the kid. He thought longingly of his bed, his soft, plump pillow and Marion's even softer, warm body waiting for him to curl up with, but there was something in that groan that spoke of pain and called to him with an urgency he couldn't quite explain. Grumbling to himself about "This better be worth it," he climbed the stairs.
When he reached the second floor, he knew immediately he had made the right decision. Between the occasional louder groans, he could now hear an almost constant low moaning. It sounded like the kid was dying. He rapped softly on the closed door. When he got no answer, he opened it a bit and poked his head around the corner. "Mutt?"
The light coming in through the window was dim, but it was more than enough to allow Indy to make out the ball of flesh and bones in the middle of his son's bed. Mutt was curled up tight with his back to the door, moaning softly. Even as Indy pushed the door more fully open and entered the room, the kid gave a loud groan and twisted the upper half of his body around so he was almost facing the ceiling. The moaning resumed as Mutt's legs straightened somewhat and followed his upper body around so he was flat on his back. It was only then that Indy realized the kid's arm was wrapped tightly around his gut. Before Indy had reached the side of the bed, Mutt groaned and rolled again. This time his upper body twisted so he was facing Indy, but he also bent slightly at the waist, forcing his arm to tighten around his middle. Indy guessed the kid's next move would be for his knees to curl back up into a fetal position and from the look of the sheet bunched and twisted around his legs, this was far from his first circuit.
Indy set his water glass down on the floor by the bed and then reached out and gently shook Mutt's shoulder. "Hey, kid."
Indy's hand fell away as Mutt's entire body jolted. The kid's eyes flew open but almost immediately closed again. He groaned and his other arm came around to clutch at his stomach. He began a steady stream of mutterings. "It hurts. Ooooh. Oh, man. It hurts. It hurts."
Indy again reached out and shook Mutt's shoulder. This time when the kid's eyes flew open with surprise, they stayed that way and slowly came to focus on Indy.
"Man," the kid moaned. "What do you want?"
"I heard something and came to see if you were alright."
"Oh, yeah. I'm fantastic."
Indy grinned slightly. He was still worried about his son, but if the boy could pull off that attitude, Indy knew he would be fine in time. "I'm not so sure about that. Hold on. I'm going to switch on the light."
He paused for a moment to give Mutt a chance to cover his eyes and then flipped on the lamp on the nightstand. Indy's eyes readjusted quickly and he examined Mutt in the faint light. The poor kid still clutched desperately at his stomach with one arm while the other was now draped across his face, shielding his eyes. From what Indy could see of his face, the kid was ghastly pale and he was biting hard at his lip, fighting to contain his moans. An occasional gasp or whimper slipped out and was always followed by a grimace, whether of pain or of disgust at himself for showing weakness Indy didn't know. Mutt's normally perfectly coiffed hair was a mess with random pieces sticking up in the back and hanging in his eyes in the front. The sheet under him was soaked and he was covered with sweat.
"You look terrible, Junior."
Mutt pulled his arm away from his eyes and glared at Indy. "Thanks." He grunted and rolled onto his side. Both arms wrapped back around his gut and he brought his knees up slightly. "Let's see how you look if someone wakes you up in the middle of the night and your stomach is killing you."
Indy squatted by the bed so he was at eye level with Mutt. "Where's it hurt?"
He was rewarded with another glare. "In my big toe! Haven't you been paying any attention?"
Indy rolled his eyes and fought down a sigh. "Could you drop the attitude for a minute? I'm trying to help! I meant where does your stomach hurt. Is the pain higher or lower? Left side or right?"
"I don't know, man! It just hurts!" The kid groaned again and his eyes crinkled at the edges. He gnawed at his lower lip for a moment and finally said, "Maybe lower right. I don't know."
"Damn." Indy frowned. "Could you lay flat on your back?"
"I want to check something."
Mutt's brow wrinkled and his eyes narrowed as he hesitantly moved to comply with Indy's request, but his worry and confusion were quickly swallowed by another wave of pain. He groaned and closed his eyes and fell back flat on the bed, no pillow in sight.
"Try to relax," Indy said, "and let me know if it hurts more when I push or when I let up."
Mutt moaned and briefly nodded his assent. Indy pushed on his son's abdomen, held it while Mutt gasped and his face tightened, then released. The kid relaxed again. "Definitely hurt more when you pushed," he gasped.
"What's good, man? And what is with you and the cryptic comments?"
Indy arched an eyebrow. "Cryptic, huh?" He chuckled softly, stopping abruptly when Mutt cracked one eye open to again glare at him. "Good that your appendix isn't about to burst."
Both of Mutt's eyes flew open wide. He had clearly never considered that it could be something that serious. "You sure? You can tell from that little poke?"
"Well, not for certain, but it's a lot less likely." The kid looked close to panic. "Don't worry about it. You've probably just got a kink in your plumbing. I'm sure you'll be fine."
"Right." Mutt rolled his eyes. "As long as you're sure," he muttered. He again rolled onto his side and wrapped his arms around his gut. He stayed curled up for a moment, still breathing fairly hard and occasionally moaning. Indy sat back, uncertain what else he could really do for the kid. Finally Mutt spoke again.
"I'm cold," he half whispered.
"I'm not surprised. I think you've got a fever. Here." Indy stood and bent over the bed untangling the sheet wrapped around Mutt's legs and spreading it over the boy, followed by the blanket bunched at a corner of the bed.
The kid watched Indy straighten back up. He stayed curled up, but he relaxed a little, knees not quite as high and shoulders not quite as hunched. He still moaned occasionally, but not nearly as often.
"Uh. Thanks," he said at last.
"Yeah. Listen, why don't I go get your mother?"
"No!" Mutt sat up, reaching out as if to physically restrain Indy, but quickly fell back, his eyes closing with a groan. "I'll be fine," he gasped out as his arms slid under the blanket and once again tightened around his gut. "You even said so."
"Sure you will. But she might have some ideas for making you feel better quicker."
Mutt opened his eyes and softly shook his head. "All she can do is worry. Let her sleep."
"She can probably help. Moms are good at this sort of thing."
Their eyes met and they stared at each other in silence for a few heartbeats. Indy wasn't sure if he really saw a question in the kid's eyes or if it was just his imagination thanks to the "What about dads? Shouldn't they be good at this stuff?" bouncing around in his own mind.
"I'm not some little kid who needs his mommy for every little thing."
So that was the problem. "Have it your way." If the kid was still sick in the morning, Marion would skin them both alive for not waking her, but Indy would worry about that when the time came. "Anything I can do for you?"
"I'll be fine." Mutt grimaced and curled up tighter, burying his face in his bed. When he relaxed again as the pain subsided, he looked back up at Indy. "Well…"
Indy sighed. "Spit it out, kid."
"I'm kind of thirsty."
Indy bent down, stifling a groan of his own as something popped in his back. He picked his glass of water up off the floor and offered it to the boy.
Slowly, Mutt sat partway up and took the glass. "Thanks," he murmured before beginning to gulp down the water at an alarming rate. He'd almost drained the glass when another spasm of pain caused him to gasp. Unfortunately, this caused the last swallow of water to go down the wrong pipe and he began violently coughing.
Indy took the glass from him with one hand and pounded on his back with the other. "Easy."
When the coughing fit ended, Mutt flopped back, panting heavily. He threw one arm over his eyes and returned the other to his stomach. "Will this night never end?"
Indy stifled a yawn and nodded in sympathy. "Are you sure you don't want me to get your mother?"
"I'll be fine." Mutt lifted his arm slightly and peeked out from under it. "You don't have to stay, you know. I can take care of myself."
"Right. I suppose if I were to offer to get you another glass of water before I go, you'd tell me you're fine and can get it for yourself?"
"Well." The kid grimaced and his one arm tightened around his stomach. "Now that you mention it, I am still thirsty." He sounded rather sheepish and Indy could just see a faint hint of pink to his cheeks. That there was any color returning to the boy's face, Indy took as a good sign, whatever the reason.
"I'll be back if you think you'll be alright by yourself for a bit."
"I'll. Be. Fine."
Down in the kitchen, Indy remembered a few things he had that might help the kid. It took him far longer to gather all his supplies than it would have to just get a glass of water, but Mutt could wait a few extra minutes for better help.
When Indy finally made it back upstairs, Mutt was exactly as he had left him, flat on his back with one arm over his eyes and one over his stomach. He was so still, despite the occasional moans, that Indy was sure the boy had fallen asleep, but when a floorboard halfway between the door and the bed creaked under Indy's foot, Mutt's elbow lifted and one eye peered out from under the crook of his arm.
"Thanks, but what'd you do, get lost without a treasure map?"
"Funny." Indy set the tray he carried on the bedside table. "You're going to think I found a treasure if this stuff works." He grabbed a hot water bottle from his tray and threw it lightly at Mutt's stomach. It landed perfectly on the bulge the arm wrapped around the kid's gut made in the blanket.
"Hey! That's hot!" Mutt lifted his head with the help of the arm that had been over his eyes to look at what Indy had tossed him. Surprise gave way instantly to understanding and he pulled the hot water bottle under the blanket and placed his arm back on top to press the soothing heat into his gut.
"You do know it's supposed to be hot, right? That's why they call it a hot water bottle."
"Yeah," Mutt half grunted. "You could have warned me, though."
"I'll consider it next time. Right now, drink this." He held a steaming mug out to the kid.
Mutt's eyebrows lifted. "What's that?"
"Tea. Plus a few herbs that should help your stomach."
Mutt struggled to sit up without dislodging the water bottle on his stomach.
"Don't you have a pillow?" Indy asked.
Mutt shrugged and took the mug. "Had one when I went to sleep. I'm not sure where it is now." He took a sip of the tea and wrinkled his nose. "Not bad, but not good either."
"Drink it anyway." Indy looked around the room while Mutt sipped slowly at the hot beverage. He spotted the kid's pillow on the floor a few feet from the opposite side of the bed. "You really were tossing pretty violently in your sleep, kid."
Mutt looked back up at Indy. "What're you talk…" The question died as Mutt followed Indy's gaze. "Oh." He leaned and reached, trying to keep the water bottle in place with a knee so he could have a hand free to grab the pillow. It was several inches beyond his grasp and he began to scoot towards the edge of the bed.
"Hold on. I'll get it."
"I can get it myself," Mutt said, but Indy was around the bed and picking up the pillow by the time he had finished the thought. Indy held it out silently and the kid took it with a sour frown.
"Thanks," he grumbled and shoved the pillow against his headboard and leaned back into it. He rearranged the pillow, the water bottle, and his bed coverings and took another sip of the tea. He looked at Indy out of a corner of his eye. "Thanks, Old Man," he said in a much softer voice.
"Don't worry about it, Junior. How you feeling?"
Mutt turned to look at him fully. "Better. I'm still cold and my stomach still hurts a little, but it's a lot better."
"Yeah. You know, you don't have to stay. You should get some sleep."
Indy shrugged. The kid probably didn't need him anymore, but what if he started feeling bad again? "I'll just stay 'til you finish that," Indy pointed at the tea mug, "so I can take the cup back down with me."
Mutt took another sip. "Suit yourself. What's in this anyway?"
"I told you, it's just tea and a few extra herbs I've picked up along the way."
"With how much better I'm feeling, I wouldn't be surprised if you told me it was magic holy water."
Indy chuckled. "Nah. With how fast some of that in the right cup can heal a bullet wound, you'd be perfect by now even drinking it from that mug."
"Huh?" The kid gave him a blank stare and Indy laughed harder.
"Sorry. That one's a really long story."
"We got time while I finish this." Mutt again sipped at his tea.
"Right." Indy glanced around the room again. Marion's and the kid's things hadn't arrived yet so the room was still set up as a professor's guest bedroom. This included a reading area in a corner with a table and a small armchair. Indy dragged the chair closer to the bed, wincing slightly when it scraped noisily on the floor.
"How much do you know about the Holy Grail?" he asked as he dropped a throw pillow to the floor and settled into the chair.
"Uh… I read Malory in a lit class a couple of years ago. Why?"
"You wanted the story of the gun shot wound, right?"
The kid's eyes grew huge and his jaw dropped. "Bullshit! No way you found the Holy Grail! It's just a myth."
"Watch your mouth." Indy pointed a warning finger at Mutt who rolled his eyes. "We'll save my part in the story until sometime when we're both more awake and just do background tonight. If you read Malory, you remember the Arthurian quest basics?" Mutt nodded, still looking rather skeptical. "That's probably the most fanciful of all the Grail legends. Do you know about Joseph of Arimathea?"
"Name's not familiar." The kid wiggled a little, trying to get comfortable.
"Here." Indy offered him the throw pillow. Mutt slipped it behind his back with his own pillow and squirmed down into the extra cushioning. Once he was settled, he took another sip of his tea and turned to look at Indy, clearly ready for a story.
"We'll start with Joseph then. And you'd better pay attention or your grandfather will find some way to disown us both from the grave."
"Whatever you say." Mutt sipped at the tea mug that was already over two-thirds empty and Indy launched into the complicated story of the Holy Grail. By the time he had explained about the supposed travels of Joseph to Britain, the empty mug was on the bedside table and the water glass Indy had also brought was over half empty. Mutt's eyes were closed more often than open and he was reaching increasingly less often for the glass on the nightstand. By the time Indy reached the three knights and the first brother's promise to the monk that markers would be left with clues to the Grail's location, the boy was sound asleep.
Mutt had slid down in the bed so he was no longer upright, but the presence of the extra pillow behind his head was forcing his neck to an odd angle. Not wanting the kid to wake with a horrible crick in his neck, Indy stood, bent over the boy, and carefully wiggled the throw pillow out from under Mutt's head. The boy gave a slight grunt when his head dropped but otherwise didn't react. Indy's hand brushed Mutt's forehead as he stood up and he noticed the boy felt a bit warm. He dropped the pillow in the chair and placed his palm on Mutt's head. The kid definitely still had a bit of a fever.
Indy watched him sleep for a moment, lost in thought. When he'd had a fever as a kid, his mom had kept him cool with a wet rag on his head. It was the only thing he could think of to do. He went to the upstairs bathroom to get a washcloth and somehow managed to wet it in the sink without knocking over any of the kid's hair gels. He returned to the bedroom and carefully placed the folded cloth on Mutt's forehead. With the way the kid had been tossing and turning earlier, Indy decided he had better stay for at least a few minutes. The cold cloth wouldn't do any good if Mutt rolled and it fell off immediately. He sat in the chair, pulled the throw pillow up behind his head, propped his feet up on the edge of the bed, and settled back.
The first thing Indy was aware of was a throbbing pain in his lower back. When he opened his eyes, he knew something wasn't quite right. It was lighter than he thought it should be and the view out the window wasn't what he was used to. Turning his head to pop his neck, he saw Mutt curled up on his side in his bed and remembered where he was and why. He reached around to rub at the knot in his back and levered himself out of the chair. He really was getting too old to sleep sitting up. He stifled a groan and bent over to feel the kid's forehead. It was much cooler to the touch. Mutt's face was relaxed and peaceful with no trace of the pain that had earlier contorted his features. Indy nodded to himself and smiled. The kid seemed to be fine.
Indy grabbed the washcloth from where it had fallen on Mutt's pillow. The now tepid water bottle was on the bed, partway under the kid's side, and he carefully tugged it out. Mutt rolled over to his other side and muttered something incoherent but didn't awaken. Indy looked back at the window. Sunlight was just barely beginning to brighten the horizon. He could grab at least a couple of hours of sleep before he'd need to be up for the day. He walked around the bed, tossed the water bottle and washcloth on the tray with the mug and glass, turned off the lamp, and grabbed the tray. At the door on his way out, he stopped and looked back at Mutt. It was hard to believe the boy sleeping so peacefully was the same one that had been moaning and tossing when he first entered the room that night. Indy carefully balanced his tray on one hand, whispered, "Good Night, Son," and pulled the bedroom door shut behind him. Just as it clicked into place, he heard a faint "G'morning, Pops" from the other side.


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Genetic population structure of the paper wasp Polistes olivaceus (Hymenoptera: Vespidae) in Bangladesh
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Dispersal triggers gene flow, which in turn strongly affects the ensuing genetic population structure of a species. Using nuclear microsatellite loci and mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA), we estimated the genetic population structure of the wasp Polistes olivaceus throughout Bangladesh. The level of population differentiation using nuclear markers (FST) appeared to be much lower than that estimated using mtDNA haplotype sequences (ФST), even after correcting for effective population size differences between the two markers. These results suggest a philopatric tendency, in which gynes disperse less than males. We observed no isolation by distance among the study populations at either the nuclear or mtDNA level, suggesting nonequilibrium between gene flow and drift as a result of very frequent interpopulation movement. For the nuclear markers, an individual assignment test showed no genetically and geographically distinct groups. Instead, phylogenetic analyses as well as a minimum spanning network using mtDNA haplotypes consistently revealed two distinct lineages. The distribution of haplotypes indicated western populations with a single lineage and offered clear evidence for restricted gene flow across the Jamuna–Padma–Upper Meghna river system. Mismatch distributions exhibited a unimodal distribution, which along with a starlike haplotype network, suggested a population expansion in lineage I but not in lineage II. Overall, these results suggest that gene flow among populations of P. olivaceus was affected by both female philopatry and a major river system across Bangladesh.


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Actress Eva Green, hailed by Italian film director Bernardo Bertolucci as "so beautiful it's indecent", swans between swanky homes in Paris and Primrose Hill. But until he recently moved to London, her boyfriend, Kiwi-born heart-throb Marton Csokas, inconveniently lived Down Under.
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The pair met in 2005 while filming Ridley Scott's crusader epic Kingdom of Heaven. Bond girl Eva, a keen collector of dead insects and butterflies, loves London's parks and restaurants ("better than in Paris"). Her ambition is to live with Lord of the Rings star Marton in "a castle surrounded by dogs".
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Celebrity hairdresser Richard Ward, who tends the tresses of Kate Middleton, Natasha Kaplinsky, Sophie Raworth and Trinny Woodall, has paid £900,000 through Strutt & Parker for a three-bedroom Victorian corner house in Fulham.
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I am getting close to completing a DIY pellet store which is an extension to garage where the boiler is located. The pellets will be gravity fed thru the back wall to the Gerkros 50kg (?) hopper. The hopper has a sloped floor on three sides against the original back wall of the garage.
I am looking guidance on a final few details:
1. Has anyone here managed to find the cam lock fitting and associated pipework as indicated on the Balcas website male 4 inch cam lock fitting, serial number : A-400. Did the supplier also provide bends and straight piping sections? Any contact details/costs?
2. Is it fair to assume that the delivery air can be exhausted thru 4" piping (e.g. like sewer pipe) with a simple filter attached to the inlet side?
3. What does the delivery driver need in terms of viewing the delivery to the hopper? I have made no provision for inspection hatch as yet - need a pointer before I start cutting!
Any help appreciated...
We built a storage unit but we have to feed manually.
1. you can get the fittings from h&h equipment in Cork 021 4520600 or try kerry bio fuels on 066 7118884. In the pic you show the piece on the right is the male a:400 and comes in two parts, approx €90 for the two if i remember correctly.
2. That air outlet will be fine. We don't have a filter on ours.
3. Delivery driver is not overly concerned about the storage unit, he clamps on the hose and goes back to the truck. He'll be well clear in the event of any mishaps. We have a piece of glass up the side of the storage unit which lets you see what level the pellets are at.
Hope that helps.
Hello Bald? er, dash!
A couple of points on your pellet store
1. You say that the hopper is gravity feed, are you slopeing all sides into a point at the bottom? If so the you should put a small inspection hatch near the bottom. Point ended (inverted pyramind shaped) hoppers can be susecptible to bridging and you need to be able to push in a rod to break it if this happens. I don't want to get you worried about this because it very rarely happens, bridging usually occurs if the pellets are too dusty or too damp.
2. Put a hatch in close to the top. It needs to be big enough for a man to climb in. If you are really feeling good then add some steps on the inside as well.
3. Make a small viewing window, approx 100mm dia or square by cutting a hole in the timber and fixing some perspex over the hole from the inside.
4. It is important to use metal 4" pipe for the blow in pipe, it should also be earthed for disipathing any static build up. The same pipe that farmers use on their meal bins is ideal.
Hope this helps?
IF you could get iit collected from Monaghan I could get you the pipe fittings and bends you needed and welded together if necessary. Send me a sketch of what you need and I can email you back a price.
Thanks for the comments everyone... have been considering most of the above at various stages during the build.
Have decided against the 4" piping for venting purposes and will just use the space behind the plywood sheeting on the roof, i.e. between the rafters, to vent down to the soffit.
Have installed a 9" sewer pipe section through the wall to feed the Gerkros, this will hopefully prevent any bridging, but will put a small inspection port near the bottom also.
Have an inspection hatch/window at the top of the hopper for access and viewing during filling. Anyone confirm what viewing problems are caused by dust, especially during filling stage?
Anyone confirm how the bulk delivery is measured during delivery, i.e. if I order 3 tonnes, how do I/the driver know when we have 3 tonnes?
Steelman: definitely interested in talking in more detail - need to workout a few details before confirming all of the detail. Can you pm me a contact email/telephone number? Thanks
I'm in the process of starting to build bulk storage, was wondering has anyone succesfully build a pellet store where you can install the auger supplied into it. I have a Gerkros 40kW Boilier, any tips would be great.
Vinneyboy, I'd also considered this option, but was advise by Gerkros that the burner should only be supplied from their small hopper. For me, this meant raising the hopper floor by over two feet, which is a lot of pellets in a 100 sq. ft. area
Would check with them first lest you void any warranty on the boiler or auger motor etc.
Let me know how you get along, I might just change my design yet!!!
I know that Gerkros also supply the filling pipes, i.e. the one with the camlock fitting, as well. Also I was speaking to them last week and they now have vacuum systems for transporting pellets from bulk storage up to 50m away into the vacuum unit which stands beside the boiler. the auger for the boiler fits directly into the storage in the vacuum unit so it does away with the mini hopper.


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Brandon McCarthy, Diamondbacks agree to terms on two-year pact
CBSSports.com's Jon Heyman confirms that the Diamondbacks and right-hander Brandon McCarthy have agreed to terms on a contract.
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CBSSports.com's Jon Heyman confirms that the Diamondbacks and right-hander Brandon McCarthy have agreed to terms on two-year, $15.5-million contract, pending a physical. News of McCarthy's deal was first reported by John Gambadoro.
In 2013 McCarthy will be coming back from a scary skull fracture -- one that endangered his life, and he also has a history of shoulder problems. However, he's a near-ace when not battling injuries: a 3.29 ERA across two seasons in Oakland. At age 29, McCarthy should be quite a nifty addition, so long as he avoids the disabled list.
From Arizona's standpoint, they now have an embarrassment of riches when it comes to starting pitching. In addition to McCarthy, they also have under contract or their control Ian Kennedy, Trevor Cahill, Wade Miley, Trevor Bauer and Tyler Skaggs. And, who knows, they might even get Daniel Hudson back in time for the 2013 stretch drive.
The addition of McCarthy also means that the Diamondbacks now have plenty of depth from which to deal should they decide to bolster the offense via trade. Nice move by GM Kevin Towers.
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To understand the ocean, its dynamics, its role in climate, weather and other ocean-atmosphere phenomena, one must observe it on a basin-wide scale with adequate time and space resolution. No such observation system yet exists. In the past few years, a number of technical developments have taken place that might permit the establishment by the 1990s of an observational system approaching these requirements. We focus here on two major components of such a hypothetical system: ocean acoustic tomography, and satellite observations of sea surface topography and of wind stress. These, combined with other types of observations and with a sensibly designed modelling effort, might provide an ocean-observing system at not unreasonable cost. This would lead to significant progress in ocean physics and dynamics, and one could contemplate realtime forecasting for ship routing, military purposes, fisheries, weather, and climate.
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I am about to become a buy-to-let landlord with the purchase of my first investment property, a student house in Leeds. Having read the horror stories of tenants dying because of shoddy maintenance, I want to make absolutely sure I do not compromise the safety of my tenants. Can you advise?
Uunfortunately, irresponsible landlords continue to be responsible for deaths in their properties. The Association of Residential Letting Agents (Arla) highlights a recent case where a landlord was jailed and fined £5,000 after failing to ensure that gas appliances were fitted and checked correctly, resulting in the death of tenants.
Research last year by the Health and Safety Executive into domestic accidents over the previous five years found that people were twice as likely to die from carbon monoxide poisoning in privately rented accommodation as people were in their own home.
The good news is that the laws designed to prevent these sorts of accidents are clear and relatively easy to follow. Landlords must fit Corgi-approved gas appliances using a Corgi-approved engineer to fit and check the appliances annually. The landlord will then receive a certificate to confirm safety. Remember that tenants are within their rights to ask to see this certificate.
In terms of fire safety, landlords are legally required to provide furniture that is kite-marked. Arla spokesman Malcolm Harrison says: 'All new furniture sold now complies with the cigarette test: that is, if you leave a cigarette on a sofa it leaves a hole, but does not catch fire. What landlords cannot do is furnish property with granny's three-piece suite, unless it was made before 1950, which means it can be classed as an antique.'
Smoke alarms are also recommended, though not a legal requirement.
For more guidance, ask an Arla-registered agent for the free leaflet 'Let's make it safe' or download it from www.arla.co.uk, 0845 345 5752.


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A young Londoner haunted by the trauma of a street gang attack has fought back to build his own business.
Lyle Ashun was 17 years old when, as he was walking home from college in Brent, he was chased by a gang with knives — and shattered his teeth when he fell trying to escape.
The mental scars took many years to heal, but now he has beaten the bullies who stalked his old estate to be nominated for a Prince's Trust award.
Recalling the attack, Mr Ashun, now 26, said: "A group of them came on their bikes, we got into an argument. It was the same old thing, 'what phone do you have, can you tell me the time?'
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"It changed me as a person. I used to skip college and walk around central London with all these thoughts in my head. I didn't know what was happening to me, I wasn't talking to anyone at home."
Later, Mr Ashun dropped out of his media, cultural studies and film university course due to depression.
He said: "I had no idea what I was going to do but I found out about the Prince's Trust after my mum took me to the community centre. They made me feel like I shouldn't give up and I had hidden talents I didn't know about. "
With the help of the trust he found permanent accommodation, began to receive counselling and founded his own film and photography business.
Now he has been nominated for an HSBC Breakthrough award at The Prince's Trust and Samsung Celebrate Success awards, which "recognises the progress of young people who have developed new skills to enable them to make positive steps in facing their challenges and stabilising their lives".
Dermot Finch, regional director of the Prince's Trust, said: "Every day, the young people who complete our programmes are making a positive difference — just like Lyle, who has been through a really tough time."
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Prezzo - Cambridge
32 Bridge Street, Cambridge, CB2 1UJ +44 1223269192
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- Food spend: £17
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- Sunday to Thursday: 11:30 - 22:30 Friday to Saturday: 11:30 - 23:30.
Food was excellent. We had a toddler with us and the staff were very accommodating. Really nice setting
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At the vibrant hub of Cambridge's Quayside area, Prezzo Cambridge showcases contemporary Italian cuisine and a sleek dining room. In a picturesque riverside setting, there is an al fresco terrace.
The Prezzo menu presents a range of exciting dishes, crafted using the season's best ingredients. Sample meat & fish dishes like chicken Milanese or sea bass, along with classic pasta recipes, hand-stretched, stone-baked pizzas, and risotto.
All the favourite antipasti dishes are on offer, as well as speciality folded calzones, and piled-high 'la famiglia' pasta dishes, designed for sharing. Start your visit with a fruity, fizzy pre-dinner aperitivo from the Prezzo cocktail list, and finish with an indulgent Italian-style dessert.
Cambridge Prezzo serves up mouth watering Italian dishes in the heart of Cambridge city centre. Cambridge Rail Station is a 10-minute drive away.
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((((( 7 November 2015 by Emma Pope from Cambridge
Food was excellent. We had a toddler with us and the staff were very accommodating. Really nice setting
((((* 6 November 2015 by Alex Wedderburn from St.Ives
The 3 enjoyed our various pastas and desserts. We didn't have long to wait for the meal which allowed us to get to the theatre in time.
((((* 27 October 2015 by Sandra Smedley from wisbech
nice meal. pleasant surroundings. good service , miss the mini selections you used to have as I am a small eater i liked the little helpings of different dishes.I like the small desert with the coffee though
((((* 14 October 2015 by Tina Fox from Cambridge
booked online- no problem, we all had different dishes from pasta, pizza to sea bass all excellent. Great service. A great night out with the family
((((* 9 September 2015 by Richard Hough from Huntingdon
Attentive staff and pleasant surroundings
((((* 17 June 2015 by Jo Evans from Cambridge
Great food, that is all!
((((( 3 April 2015 by Anastasia Mitrofanova from Moscow
It is a nice place, with well-prepared food.
((((( 27 February 2015 by Suzanne Pitman from Cambridge
Food was delicious and fresh and for us vegetarians perfect. The service was very friendly and efficient.
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Staff friendly and efficient. Could have done with the sun-blind being lowered earlier as our table right in sun and quite hot.
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A really good service as always friendly staff also great food as always
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Bhopal, Jan 20 (UNI) Reacting to the Madhya Pradesh Economic Offences Wing (EOW) registering a first information report (FIR) regarding an alleged land scam, Congress General Secretary and former chief minister Digvijay Singh today said that he would accept any action by the state government in this connection.
''The EOW has already probed the matter twice,'' he claimed in a release issued from his local office.
Following a Dewas court order, the EOW registered the FIR against eight people, including Mr Singh, former minister Chandraprabhash Shekhar and a retired Indian Administrative Service officer. The court order was on a complaint by Mr Mahesh Garg. The judge directed the EOW's director-general to submit a report by February 22.
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Salazar said lifting the moratorium would depend on the outcome of a federal investigation over the Gulf spill and the recommendations to be delivered May 28 to President Obama, the Associated Press says.
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Earlier this week, Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Fla., asked the department's inspector general to look into the role the oil and gas industry played in crafting regulations that do not mandate backup systems to cap underwater spills.
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