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TAPintoTravels - Not many know this, but Kyoto was actually the capital of Japan for more than 1000 years. Because of that, the city is completely full of traditional Japanese culture. You can see traditional Japanese style homes, temples and streets. You can also find some amazing traditional Japanese food. The people of Kyoto are very proud of their traditional city, and they have every right to be. It's not uncommon that you'll pass a pair of beautiful geishas, dressed in their elegant and colourful robes.
When travelling through Kyoto, Japan, I found an incredible amount of things to do. To be honest, I was actually blown away with the amount of options I had. Even though I feel like I did everything with enough time, I do wish to return and do them ALL again.
So here you have them, the 7 Things I wish to do again in Kyoto, Japan.
1. Visit the Bamboo Forest
Located in Arashiyama, a quick 15 minute train ride from the centre of Kyoto is this unique bamboo forest. Once you're there, be sure to follow the path ALL the way around. A lot of people stop in the first section, but it actually keeps wrapping around. It's where you can take the best photos.
Walking through this Bamboo Forest in Arashiyama is one of the most peaceful things I did Kyoto. There are sections of the bamboo forest where you can see nothing but bamboo. It is truly fascinating.
TIP – Be sure to get to the Bamboo Forest early. As early as you can.
To get a good photo you want to make sure no one else is in the frame. This place gets very busy and very quickly. It's definitely worth it though.
2. Visit Iwatayama Monkey Park
Looking for more things to do? Have you ever seen a snow monkey?? They have this amazing grey hair and their little faces are red. They are honestly the coolest monkeys I've ever seen. Near the Bamboo Forest, you can visit Iwatayama Monkey Park. Be prepared to walk up a steep path to get there. You may need some semblance of physical fitness, but the walk is definitely worth it.
All of the monkeys are wild. You can see them taking baths in the pond, sleeping in the trees or hustling tourists for bananas and nuts. There's actually an enclosure where you can feed them from!(The enclosure is for the humans though, not for the monkeys)
TIP – Get to Iwatayama Monkey Park early as more and more people go as the day gets on. Also, be sure to take some Yen so you can buy some nuts and fruits to feed the monkeys with. There is also a very small entry fee to access the park.
3. Visit Sushi Inari Shrine - 10,000 Torii Gates
Located just 5 minutes from the centre of Kyoto is the Sushi Inari Shrine. Otherwise known as the 10,000 Torii Gates. As the name suggests, there are supposedly 10,000 of these fascinating Torii Gates to pass through. It's said that the gates had been donated by wealthy Japanese families. The larger gates can cost more than $200,000!!
This place is extremely magical. If you get there in the morning or evening, you'll notice the light from the sun falling through the gates as you visit all of the shrines and make your way to the top. There are plenty of spots to rest and take photos, so don't worry about that. The walk is free and will probably take you 2 hours or so. You can choose to either walk all the way through the 10,000 Torii Gates and make it to the Sushi Inari Shrine, or just turn back as you please.
TIP – Make sure you go in the morning. Aim to arrive there as the sun begins to rise. If not, you will honestly struggle with taking a photo of the gates on their own. You can also go late in the afternoon. They turn the lanterns on, and it's absolutely stunning to see. I did it at both times!
4. Visit the Golden Pavilion (Kinkakuji)
A famous temple located in the north of Kyoto. It's called the Golden Pavilion (Kinkakuji). Although it is still an extremely popular area, not as many tourist visit this site like the first 3 mentioned sites. To get there, you just need to take a 40 minutes bus ride from the centre of Kyoto.
The Golden Pavilion is a Zen Temple which is coated in gold leaf. It also sits on a gorgeous lake. If you get there at the right time of the day, you will see it reflected on the water.
It should also be noted that the Golden Pavilion is free to visit - free things are always good.
5. Visit Ryoanji Temple
When looking for things to do in Kyoto, Japan, a trip to a temple is always a good option. The Ryoanji Temple is truly extraordinary. To get there, you pass through these beautiful Japanese gardens. There is also a massive lake in the middle of the grounds, and the temple itself has a Zen garden. The Zen garden is made up of tiny rocks, green moss and white pebbles. The monks maintain this garden as a form of meditation; drawing patterns into the snow white pebbles.
TIP – go to Ryoanji Temple straight after the Golden Pavilion. It's just a short walk away, so you can do both on the one visit.
6. Try Okonomiyaki
Eating. It's possibly my favourite thing to do in Kyoto .. well that and check out the sites! You definitely need to eat. And what a better way to eat then by having some food typical to the Kyoto region. This dish is described as a savoury pancake. But don't think bacon and maple syrup. Think noodles, meat, sauces and vegetables cooked into a water and flour base. When you order Okonomiyaki, they will generally serve it to you on your own grill. It's already cooked, but it keeps the food nice and warm. Plus you feel empowered as it feels like you're cooking your own food!
7. Stay at Mosaic Hostel Kyoto
For me, Mosaic Hostel Kyoto ticked all the boxes. This hostel was nothing short of comfortable, neat and friendly. The staff were all incredibly helpful, it was postitioned right in the middle of the city, and the rooms were immaculate.
The dorms all have the Japanese capsule style setup, and the beds are actually very comfortable. During summer, it's great to use the rooftop and lookout over the city. There are a couple of hammocks up there also, so make sure you take a book with you!
As you can see, visiting Kyoto has been an experience which I will never forget. It's a city that I one day wish to revisit. A trip to Japan would honestly not be the same without visiting this culturally rich city.
Since the age of 19, Matthew Baloglow (TravelledMatt) has been exploring the world and leaving lasting impressions wherever he goes. Upon turning 25, Matthew had travelled to more than 40 countries. After living in Colombia for 6 months and learning to dance salsa/speak Spanish, Matthew is now currently living in Melbourne, Australia and works for himself as an Internet Marketer. Together with his travel blog, TravelledMatt, Matthew Baloglow wants to create an online platform in which he can teach others that are aspiring to live a digital nomad life. Matthew believes that life is too short to stay in the one place. Although his previous travels have involved him working in his home country (Australia), saving and then travelling, Matthew has now found a way to sustain his travels whilst working remotely.
Matthew's aspirations to keep travelling and exploring the world have not yet tapered off. The lifestyle in which he has created has been one that he's only ever dreamed of achieving. Constantly working on his blog, TravelledMatt, Matthew Baloglow feels as though his journey has only just begun.
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On the doorstep there are parking lots in a quiet cul-de-sac. A hiking trail along the rocky coast leads in a few minutes to a bay with a sheltered and monitored sandy beach.
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Carthusian monastery "Certosa di Firenze", built in the fourteenth century, is located on the summit of Mount Acuto, also called "Holy Mount", near Galluzzo, a town today part of Florence's metropolitan area.
The monastery was built by Niccolò Acciaioli (1310-1365), a political and economic important person during the fourteenth century, his family was one of the richest banking families of Tuscany.
The Certosa of Florence, history
February 13, 1341, the Carthusian monks took possession of the property: some houses, a dovecote, a house with wood stove, a courtyard, a well, a vineyard and some surrounding lands. This was the first settlement of Montacuto Monastery.
Thank to Carthusians arrival, people started to call this hill also "Holy Mount". Few months and the settlement was immediately expanded thanks to the assets of Niccolò Acciaioli and other donations from many rich families of Florence.
We do not know exactly the architect who designed the Certosa, most likely was Jacopo Talenti.
The site was chosen for its strategic position, it dominated the surrounding valleys, especially the Florence valley and close to the hill there were two streams, the Greve and the Ema, both tributaries of Arno. They also ensured an isolation (necessary to the life rules of Carthusian order). The Monastery was built on the highest point of the hill, perfect to be defended against the incursions by Florence's enemies.
The Certosa is composed of several buildings: church, chapter house, sacristy, refectory, small cloister (for brothers) and the main cloister (for monks), homes (cells). Originally it was designed to accommodate a maximum of 18 cloistered monks and five brothers.
The cloistered monks had a rather large cell, because they had to spend there almost all of their existence, in meditation. They could leave his cell only on special occasions, such as on Sundays, for lunch, for pray times and for the weekly interview (just 1 hour). All other days, the hermit monks remained in their cell, which was composed of two floors and a basement with a small outdoor garden (personal) in which they could work the land.
The main Cloister, for Monks
The original cloister was built to accommodate twelve cells (defined by the order of Carthusian monks), then definitely smaller than what we see today. In addition, the cells of the northern side of the hill, on the forest side, they were accompanied by vegetable garden like the others, respecting the strict regulations of Carthusian rules. The cloister was therefore smaller than the current and it let free a long strip of land, where they built the Acciaioli Palace.
The Cistercians monks arrival
In 1958, after six centuries of Carthusian life, the Certosa of Florence was given to Cistercians Benedictine monks, who had different lifestyle but same purposes of Carthusians.
The Cistercians, by their nature, are more open to external contacts, and they offer a broader dialogue and exchanges with neighboring communities. The Certosa, in fact, today can be visited by anyone who wants to do it (within the limits of public spaces) and is also possible to attend the Saint mass of Sunday.
Thanks to their monastic rule, Cistercians had let the monastery more accessible to the outside world and they opened the monastery's doors to art lovers.
The Carthusian monks were expelled from their Certosa of Florence twice, the first time from 1810 to 1820 due to the Napoleonic suppression, the second time from 1866 to 1872 for the Italian government suppression. In 1957 the Carthusian Monastery of Florence was definitely abandoned because of Carthusian Order problems. In 1958, the Italian State will give the Monastery to Cistercians monks (Congregation of Casamari), whom they still manage it.
How many Carthusian Monasteries exist in the world?
There are 245 Carthusian Monasteries in the world. The Tuscany region was one of the most interested Italian regions about the construction of these oases of silence, peace, prayer and art.
The Carthusian Monasteries in Tuscany are six, all erected in the fourteenth century. The first in was the Certosa di Maggiano, near Siena, founded in 1314. The second, the Certosa di Farneta, near Lucca in 1340. The third, the Certosa di Firenze in 1341. Close to Siena there are also the Certosa di Pontignano (1343) and the Certosa di Belriguardo (1345). The last was the Certosa di Calci, near Pisa in 1367.
The Carthusian spirituality
Carthusian monasticism was born in a time when people felt, more insistently, the need for a monastic reform in the broader context of an ecclesiastical reform.
The Carthusian Order has its origin in the summer of 1084, when St. Bruno, tenacious defender of the moral integrity of the Church pastors, led a small group of monks in the Alps of Dauphine where he founded the first hermitage.
Consuetudines Cartusiæ, drafted by Guigo I (1128), was the first document where Order's subjects were enumerated. But many fundamental rules of monk's life had been already written by St. Bruno, with his letters: real hermit's solitude, intense fraternal communion and persevering vigilance targeted to meet the Lord.
The Cistercians spirituality
The Cistercian movement was born in 1098 with the foundation of Cîteaux, and the main targets of: leaving the feudal world that had greatly affected monasteries' lives, bringing to light the fundamental components of Benedictine Rules (Opus Dei, Lectio Divina, labor manuum).
Everything was animated by a great spirit of rigor, uniformity of life and constant adaptability to the needs that the changing conditions of time required continuously, arousing the admiration of contemporaries. The Cistercians were bearers of ideals focused on a very strict asceticism, but it was implemented very favorably by the people, because with their Marian devotion, it led the Order to a rapid expansion across Europe.
The basic needs of the monastic life, outlined by Order's Statutes, can be summarized in a few basic elements: poverty, uniformity of life, loneliness, manual work, simplicity and devotion to Mary.
Among countless hermit movements that had great fortune during the Medieval period there are: Cistercians founded in 1039, Carthusians (1084) both from France, Camaldoleses (1012) based in Italy and Vallombrosani (1039) from Florence.


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Escaping Hitler by Monty Halls
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JAMMU: J&K State Financial Corporation Friday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with United India Insurance Company Ltd, a Government of India Undertaking for selling general insurance products, including health products as part of its formal foray into the insurance business.
The MoU was signed by Managing Director J&K State Financial Corporation, Mohammad Farooq Thoker and Vijay Sharma, Chief Regional Manager on behalf of the United India Insurance Company Ltd.
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Saturday, June 17, 2017
Globe Life Park
Get todays MLB odds and lines on this game.
Probable Pitchers: Yovani Gallardo vs. Martin Perez
Globe Life Park is the site of the matchup between the Seattle Mariners and the Texas Rangers on Saturday, June 17, 2017. The probable starting pitchers are Yovani Gallardo for the Mariners and Martin Perez for the Rangers.
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Seattle opens at +115 while Texas opens at -125. The Mariners have a 32-34-2 over/under record and a 32-36-0 run line mark. The Rangers are 37-28-0 against the run line and have a 29-35-1 over/under record.
Valuable Seattle Mariners Betting Trends
The Seattle Mariners are 32-34-2 against the over/under
The Seattle Mariners are 32-36-0 against the run line
Important Texas Rangers Betting Trends
The Texas Rangers are 29-35-1 against the over/under
The Texas Rangers are 37-28-0 against the run line
Key Seattle Mariners Injuries
06/02/17 SS Jean Segura Ankle 10-day DL (06/02)
06/01/17 P Evan Marshall Hamstring 60-day DL (05/06)
05/14/17 P Ryan Weber Bicep 60-day DL (05/14)
05/10/17 P Hisashi Iwakuma Shoulder 10-day DL (05/07)
04/30/17 P Evan Scribner Elbow 60-day DL (04/26)
04/26/17 P Felix Hernandez Shoulder 10-day DL (04/26)
04/03/17 P Shae Simmons Forearm 60-day DL (03/31)
04/03/17 SS Shawn O'Malley Shoulder 60-day DL (03/31)
04/01/17 P Drew Smyly Arm 60-day DL (03/31)
Key Texas Rangers Injuries
06/15/17 P Tyson Ross Shoulder 60-day DL (03/30); expected to be activated & start Friday vs. Seattle Mariners
06/06/17 1B Mike Napoli Back 10-day DL (06/04)
06/01/17 P Chi Chi Gonzalez Elbow 60-day DL (03/30)
05/26/17 P A.J. Griffin Ribs 10-day DL (05/27)
05/15/17 CF Carlos Gomez Hamstring 10-day DL (05/15)
05/03/17 P Cole Hamels Oblique 10-day DL (04/30)
04/03/17 SS Hanser Alberto Shoulder 60-day DL (03/30)
03/31/17 P Jake Diekman Intestinal 60-day DL (02/14)
Useful Pitching Statistics
The Mariners have a 33-35 overall record this season. Starting pitcher Yovani Gallardo has a 3-6 record with an earned run average of 6.11 and a WHIP of 1.59. He has 54 strikeouts over his 70.2 innings pitched and he's given up 81 hits. He allows 10.3 hits per 9 innings and he has a FIP of 4.8. The bullpen has an earned run average of 4.38 and they have given up 222 base hits on the year. Teams are hitting .240 against the bullpen and they've struck out 217 hitters and walked 84 batters. As a team, Seattle allows 9 hits per nine innings while striking out 7.3 batters per nine innings. They are 21st in the league in team earned run average at 4.63. The Mariners pitchers collectively have given up 604 base hits and 310 earned runs. They have allowed 101 home runs this season, ranking them 2nd in the league. Seattle as a pitching staff has walked 211 batters and struck out 492. They have walked 3.1 men per 9 innings while striking out 7.3 per 9. They have a team WHIP of 1.35 and their FIP as a unit is 4.82.
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Hitting Statistics
As a team Seattle is hitting .264, good for 8th in the league. The Mariners hold a .411 team slugging percentage and an on-base percentage of .334, which is good for 7th in baseball. They rank 9th in MLB with 9.0 hits per game. Nelson Cruz is hitting .295 with an on-base percentage of .378. He has 66 hits this season in 224 at bats with 52 runs batted in. He has a slugging percentage of .536 and an OPS+ of 145. Robinson Cano is hitting .290 this year and he has an on-base percentage of .344. He has totaled 67 hits and he has driven in 39 men in 231 at bats. His OPS+ is 121 while his slugging percentage is at .481. The Mariners have 615 hits, including 115 doubles and 70 home runs. Seattle has walked 224 times so far this season and they have struck out 527 times as a unit. They have left 477 men on base and have a team OPS of .745. They score 4.75 runs per contest and have scored a total of 323 runs this year.
Useful Pitching Statistics
Texas has a 32-33 overall mark this year. With an earned run average of 4.56, Martin Perez has a 2-6 record and a 1.63 WHIP. He has 53 strikeouts over the 71 innings he's pitched. He's also given up 88 hits. He allows 11.2 hits per nine innings and his FIP stands at 4.29. The bullpen has an earned run average of 4.80 and they have given up 215 base hits on the year. Teams are hitting .263 against the Rangers bullpen. Their relievers have struck out 182 batters and walked 86 opposing hitters. As a team, Texas allows 8.9 hits per nine innings while striking out 6.9 batters per nine innings. They are 16th in the league in team earned run average at 4.25. The Rangers pitchers as a team have surrendered 574 base knocks and 273 earned runs this season. They have given up 94 home runs this year, which ranks 4th in Major League Baseball. Texas as a staff has walked 223 hitters and struck out 445 batters. They give up a walk 3.5 times per 9 innings while they strike out 6.9 per 9. Their team WHIP is 1.38 while their FIP as a staff is 4.98.
Hitting Statistics
As a team, they are batting .241, good for 26th in the league. The Rangers hold a .413 team slugging percentage and an on-base percentage of .313, which is good for 23rd in baseball. They rank 27th in MLB with 8.1 hits per contest. Elvis Andrus comes into this matchup batting .292 with an OBP of .336. He has 74 hits this year along with 35 RBI in 253 AB's. He maintains a slugging percentage of .451 with an OPS+ of 105. Nomar Mazara is hitting .279 this season and he has an OBP of .348. He has collected 64 hits in 229 at bats while driving in 44 runs. He has an OPS+ of 109 and a slugging percentage of .454. The Rangers as a unit have 526 base hits, including 98 doubles and 86 homers. Texas has walked 208 times this year and they have struck out on 600 occasions. They have had 392 men left on base and have an OPS of .726. They have scored 4.74 runs per game and totaled 308 runs this season.
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By:John Page Williams
Photo by: Michael C. Wootton
While launching First Light into Tuckahoe Creek at the New Bridge ramp on Tuckahoe Creek, a few miles beyond Easton, Md., on Route 328 (Matthewstown Road), I was thinking about a Greek word derived from the ancient name of a river in today's Turkey: meander. In general use, the word conjures up casual, lazy, wandering movement, at least when applied to creatures like humans and Irish setters. When a river meanders through sinuous curves, though, its power is remarkable—anything but casual—especially here on the tidal portions of the Chesapeake system.
I love these curving river sections, which occur on our waterways mostly in their upper tidal reaches, where the water ranges from mildly brackish to outright fresh, depending on rainfall. In general, as a river flows around a curve, the outside flow accelerates and the inside slows down, just as runners might do to stay side-by-side going around a track. In the river, the accelerating water erodes the outer bank and the channel, while the decelerating water allows some of the sediment it is carrying to settle to the bottom. The result is a deep hole next to a firm bank on the outside and a marsh or a wooded swamp on the shallower inside. We humans have made good use of these natural features on rivers all over the world through several millennia of our history. River meanders represent a profound intersection of natural and human history.
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Wasiu Damililola Okunola currently studying in South Africa and Akeem Omogbolahan Okunola who's presently studying at Baltimore City Community College, United States popularly known by their stage name Mick & Everix are Nigerian Afropop/dancehall duo.
Being the biological sons of a Legend King Dr. Saheed Osupa hailed from Ibadan, Nigeria.
The duo started their career in 2016 when Mick released his first single titled "Mama" and got recognition from the likes of D'banj and other producers in South Africa. His brother Akeem Everix then released his single "Whip & Finesse" which got played on SABC Tv.
Realizing they work better together, the brothers decided to become and duo and take on the African sound and industry together. Here is their Latest effort titled "Indian Gyal".. Jam it
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SEVEN CORNERS OF THE WORLD (also, OF THE EARTH)? I always thought that the world had four corners ('four corners of the world'). However, we in the Flat Earth Society are not necessarily opposed to some extra corners as long as the flatness is preserved. Personally, I think seven is an awkward number of sides for a polygon even if they were all equal (a septagon or heptagon) – but each to his own.<2011 " . . . and [he] began to recruit students, who come from the seven corners of the world . . ."—A Lesson in Secrets by Jacqueline Winspear, page 18>
A Google search (at my space-time coordinates) produced a couple of hundred thousand hits for the 'seven' version versus about 250 million for the 'four.'
My initial guess as to how the 'seven' got in there was that it probably came from a blending of 'four corners of the earth' (Isaiah 11.12 - all parts of the world or the farthest points) and the 'seven seas'(1872 - all the oceans of the world). This would argue for the expression being born in the 19th or 20th century. However, its origin actually goes back to at least the early 17th century where it appeared in Cervantes' Don Quixote (see 2010 quote below). But I don't know where the expression was hiding for a couple of centuries (at least as far as I could find) before it surfaced again in the 1800s.
So why seven? The number 'seven' is a mystical number in many cultures and has been for thousands of years. There are many theories as to why seven became important including: the Big Dipper contains 7 stars which are visible year round in the northern hemisphere; the Babylonians, Greeks, and Romans each believed there were seven planets with 7 associated gods; seven days of creation; seven days in a week; Seven Sacraments; Seven Deadly Sins; Seven Wonders of the World, Seven-11, 7-Up, . . .
The following quotes are from archived sources:
_____________________<1833 ". . . but no magic or machinery could bring the adventures of The Seven Champions of Christendom in their several seven corners of the world upon the one same stage at the one same time."—The Albion And The Star (London). 27 December, page 3>
<1903 "We send papers to the seven corners of the earth following residents who wish news of the old home . . ."—Ludington Daily News (Michigan), 29 January, page 6>
<1917 "The characteristics of our ancestors ten thousand years ago are considered determinant to-day—in a world revolutionized by steam and electricity, and knit together by wireless and international trade in all the seven corners of the earth!"—The Class Struggle by R. V. LaMonte and L. Corey, Vol. 1, page 88>
<1936 "The seven corners of the earth / Have I seven times visited."—The Journal of the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Volume 66, page 295>
<1968 "The Israelites prostrate, angels supporting them. They see seven heavens, seven abysses, seven corners of the earth but only one God."—The Exempla of the Rabbis (1968), edited by Moses Gaster, page 142> [["The Material has been gathered chiefly from ancient Hebrew manuscripts and a few from very rare old prints."]]
<1977 "Twice they were sent the seven wedding-folks coming from the seven corners of the earth, . . ."—An Anthology of Ugric Folk Literature: Tales and Poems of the Ostyaks, Voguls, and Hungarians, page 38> [[Ugric: A branch of the Uralic family of languages, consisting of Hungarian and two languages, Khanty and Mansi, spoken in western Siberia.]]
<2002 "The sign-in-the-heavens motif is in keeping with the Mesopotamian-Iranian notion of the ruler's cosmic kingship: the king was the lord of 'the seven corners of the earth,'"—Holy Rulers and Blessed Princesses: Dynastic Cults in Medieval central Europe by G. Klaniczay and I. Halfin, page 26>
<2010 "This I shall do not by resting but by traveling to the seven corners of the earth . . ."— Don Quixote by Cervantes (translated by J. H. Montgomery), first published in in two volumes, in 1605 and 1615, page 544>
<2013 "She is now in the US on a project she calls 'Climbing for Peace.' She wants to climb the seven highest peaks in the seven corners of the world---'7 Summits' is the term of the trade."—Stanford Office Of International Affairs, 23 May>
Ken G – August 4, 2013


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If you ever used a commercial cloud computing service, you might know their nice monitoring services, which inform you when jobs are done.
If you run long running programs, scripts, or services on your own machine, you don't want to have to look at them every few hours, days, or weeks to see if their done. I set up my server to send me an e-mail when certain jobs are have finished.
First you have to set up an e-mail service on your machine. I use ubuntu, but i've seen similar how-tos for other distributions.
We need to install ssmtp.
apt-get install ssmtp
Then we need to configure the service, I use the Gmail settings here:
nano /etc/ssmtp/ssmtp.conf
and add/change the following lines:
After that, you should be able to use mail or mutt. We will set up a command in $HOME/.bashrc (just add it to the end of the file):
alias alert='echo "[your-message-goes-here]" | mutt -s "[$?] $(history|tail -n1|sed -e '\''s/^\s*[0-9]\+\s*//;s/;\s*alert$//'\'')" [your-email-goes-here]'
The code
"[$?] $(history|tail -n1|sed -e '\''s/^\s*[0-9]\+\s*//;s/;\s*alert$//'\'')"
contains the subject, i.e.
[$?] gives the exit code (if its
0, everything went fine) and it takes the name of the last command you run before starting
If we run
alert, an e-mail will be send with our message, the last command as subject to the email-address given above.
The next time we run a script, we just add a line
bash -ic alert to the end of the script. If your using a shell script it won't be able to find aliases defined in your
.bashrc unless you use this command. If your not using a shell script, just add
; alert
to end of your command. When the script finishes, we get an email telling us. Done.
p.s.: my .bashrc already contained an alert command (it sends desktop-notifications). Just rename it if you want.


text: I need help! I am buying a powerbook since I am selling my dell (one of the worst decisions of my life). I am looking at the 12" SuperDrive or the 15" ComboDrive. I want a big screen but also DVD burning capability. Has anyone bought a superdrive but then noticed they have never used it. In my price range its one of those two pb models. I do not want a 14" ibook becuase they don't have as good a video card (for when i make presentations) and I hate their plastic. I can't decide between "screen real estate" or portability with a super drive. Does anyone have any recomendations? Also I hear that iDVD is only compadible with apple's built in SuperDrives. Is there a brand that will hook up. I am looking for ease of use so i do not want to export quicktimes from iMovie to make a DVD. So someone please help me! Also does anyone have any reccomendations for ipod cases. My $400 +CT tax 20gb scratches soo eaisly. Mainly i think it is from the case they give you. So if anyone has any reccomendations on where i can find a good case for my ipod that would be great. Perhaps the 4th gneration iPods will be made out of aluminum and there will be cheaper iPods made out the plastic (like iBook and PowerBook- haha not a bad idea). Also do you know where i could actually buy a new casing for my ipod, the actual stainless back and plastic front. Thanks EJB


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Convergence: A New Small Group Resource
I am thrilled to participate today in the Convergence Blog Tour. A blog tour? Yeah its my first one too, and its a fun ride so far. All aboard…(i had to say that)
The Resource: Convergence is a DVD-based series of small group studies that will engage your group in a fresh way on what it means for us to "on earth as it is in heaven." The material does this by providing short thought-provoking conversations between host Don Miller and leading Christian thinkers. I had the chance to preview the conversation between Miller and Dr. Henry Cloud on "Personal Growth: Meeting Life's Demands." You can download it and many other videos for only $3.99 (another plus of the material) at the website: allthingsconverge.com.
My Review: First on the product: Miller and Cloud's discussion in the session I previewed centered around what a healthy transition towards maturity in life looks like. The wild thing is, the more I reflect on the video, the more my brain starts to churn with ideas and opinions. And this is the key "it factor" of a great small group resource. It compels people into discussion that will lead to life change. So THANK YOU CREATIVE MEDIA for such a well-thought through resource. And for everything you are going to get it is really affordable.
Ok, so here are some of my reflections from the Content of "meeting life's demands": Dr. Cloud mentioned a couple of times something I am finding so critical in growing toward maturity, spiritual and otherwise. That is, the presence of other people in your life walking along side of you. Simply: Intentionally engaged community. Nothing can replace a friend who you have given license to observe every element of your life and challenge you on it, especially in those key growth moments life throws at us.As Dr. Cloud says, this involves agreeing between one another that we are going to call one another on where we are being immature and push one another toward maturity in those areas. I'd add here this is why participating in the multi-generational life of the local church is so crucial. Sometimes 18 yr olds only in community with other 18 yr olds ends up looking more like Lord of the Flies than biblical community! But more importantly than that, please don't settle for a mediocre surface level community experience. Challenge some men or women to push below the surface to the raw realities of life and help one another apply the gospel there.
All in all, Convergence is accessible and a fresh style of resource in a quickly saturating small group resource market. Check it out yourself. The first 25 people who visit convergence today from this post will get a free video download when you enter the code: Shelton. So check it out and Make sure to be back for Friday's stop on the Blog Tour with Jeff Gibson.
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The hurt is still there for No. 11 West Virginia.
The Mountaineers were so close to locking up a spot in the national championship game. Fans had already bought travel packages to New Orleans. All West Virginia had to do was beat Pittsburgh on Dec. 1 and the trip would have become a reality.
The 13-9 loss to the Panthers, who were 28-point underdogs, shocked the program. But there was more to come.
On Dec. 16, coach Rich Rodriguez told his players he was taking the job at Michigan.
The pain still lingers as the Mountaineers (10-2) headed to Arizona on Wednesday without Rodriguez to continue preparations for the Fiesta Bowl against No. 3 Oklahoma (11-2).
"We're still playing a BCS bowl and I think that's pretty much our team's mood," said
offensive lineman Ryan Stanchek.
"You set out at the beginning of the year to win the Big East and play in a BCS bowl. And that's where we're at. So I think we just need to move on."
If the Mountaineers are looking for motivation, they can become one of three teams to win 11 games in each of the past three seasons. The others are LSU and Southern Cal. It is also the Mountaineers' second trip to a BCS game in three years.
"We don't expect anybody to feel sorry for us. That's just the nature of this game," West Virginia safety Ryan Mundy said. "Nothing is forever. We would have liked Coach Rod to stay here, but we realize there is a different side to this and there are other assets that we just don't know about.
"So we just focus on what we can control, and that's preparations for Oklahoma right now."
The Pitt loss will be hard to forget, but former coach Don
Nehlen believes the players won't let it spoil their Fiesta Bowl experience.
"That game was a disappointment, but first of all, this was a young team," he said. "If these were all seniors, it might be different. But this is a young team. I think they'll bounce back easily."
Mountaineers just can't let go
The hurt is still there for No. 11 West Virginia.


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Adaptation of the Broadway play by Lawrence and Lee.
A young man, Bert Cates, is arrested in a small Bible Belt town for teaching the theory of Evolution in the public school. Two of the finest legal minds in the U.S. are called to the trial: Henry Drummond for the defense, and Matthew Harrison Brady for the prosecution. The trial proceeds on three levels, the guilt or innocence of Cates, the issue of the Bible vs. Darwin, and finally, the personal confrontation between Drummond and Brady.
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This last week has been mainly spent getting used to the idea of the surgery, reading and making a list of things I need to get to prepare for my pre-op diet as well as eating after it. I bought a couple of books from Amazon – Weight Loss Surgery Cookbook For Dummies and Eating Well After Weight Loss Surgery. I haven't started on the latter but I've been reading a chapter or two every day of the Dummies book.
Weight Loss Surgery Cookbook For Dummies is one of the usual 'Dummies' books that is easy to read and gives hints and tips while going along. The only issue I have with it right now is that it's very US-centric so some of the tips they give need to be converted, e.g. liquid measurements are in fluid oz rather than ml so I have to keep referring to a note I made in order to convert the amounts. It's not a big issue but it was a bit annoying to begin with. Anyway, as I've not really had much guidance from the hospital regarding my post-op diet then it's been really interesting to read what the usual procedures are and some common factors to think about.
It was good to know that after surgery I can expect to go through four stages of eating: clear liquids, cloudy liquids, pureed foods, soft foods and then start introducing solids. It does keep saying to refer back to your bariatric team but if they're not helping me then how am I meant to prepare?! I was told by the pre-assessment nurse that I'll be given all the information I need before I'm discharged. So that means that my parents will have to go running around to get me anything I need for later that evening. Not good. I need to plan!
I digress. The book has helped me to understand the things I'll need pre and post-surgery. I've started a list of things like a blender, miso soup, measuring spoons, weighing scales, protein powder, a drinking bottle, vitamin supplements, etc. I can start getting them bit by bit over the next 2 months before my surgery so I can spread the cost so that's good. I haven't got to the section about recipes yet though so I don't know what's in there but if the image on the front is anything to go by (it makes me hungry whenever I get the book out of my bag) then I'm sure they'll be great too. I might have to try a couple before my pre-op diet starts.
Luckily, I knew I'd need a blender and my parents had a spare so they brought it with them the last time they visited. I tested it out for the first time at the weekend as it had been in the cupboard for quite a while. I decided to make a banana and strawberry smoothie. Well, I totally over-estimated the amount of ingredients I'd need for one cup. I put in two small bananas and about six strawberries. When I first whizzed it it was so thick I could've stood a spoon up in it. So I added some milk but this seemed to have a lot less of an effect than I thought it would. So I kept adding the milk. Then I had too much in the blender so had to separate it out into two jugs. Then I added more milk. It was still far too thick but if I'd kept going I would've been supplying the whole street with smoothies for a week! I ended up with three full cups (about a pint each) and half a cup over the counter top and over me because I filled the jug too much before whizzing and it all shot up the sides. Marvellous. At least I know the blender works.
I've also been doing more shopping on Amazon over the weekend. I had a £25 voucher to spend so I ended up getting some measuring spoons – Kitchen Craft Colourworks Measuring Spoon Set that measure tsps and tbs and Colourworks Measuring Spoon / Cup Set that measure in cups. I love the bright colours of these spoons so I went for both sets. I also got a pretty Aladdin drinking bottle to try and get me to start drinking more water. I think I've mentioned before that I'm useless with drinking in general and suffer from chronic dehydration so I really need to start drinking more now as otherwise it'll really affect me after the surgery.
I've also seen that miso soup is really good. I didn't even know there were different kinds! I do now though. I need to get some red miso as I think that's the one I'll like. That's next on my list. I need to get some plastic boxes too as I've decided that before I start the diet I'm going to clear out my cupboards of all temptations and I'll put the box in my garage. The other box will be for things I'll need after the surgery such as the miso soup and some sugar-free jelly I've already bought.
Look at me being organised.
Anyway, I've had an e-mail from the Postroom to say I've had a delivery and I'm so excited about seeing my spoons! I have to go and pick them up right now and bask in the glory of their amazing multi-coloured spooniness. How exciting!


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1 the temporal end; the concluding time; "the stopping point of each round was signaled by a bell"; "the market was up at the finish"; "they were playing better at the close of the season" [syn: stopping point, finis, finish, last, conclusion, close]
2 the closing section of a musical composition [syn: coda]
3 the concluding part of any performance [syn: close, closing curtain, finis]
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The Business of Doing Good
August 9, 2017 | 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Join us at Summit Brewing for the chapter meeting and a unique happy-hour conversation with local business leaders about "the business of doing good" – incorporating philanthropy into a for-profit business model.
Chapter Meeting:
The AFP Mentorship Program
Four AFP-MN members who have participated in the AFP Mentorship program will talk about the benefits of mentorship from both the mentor and mentee side and where to start. They will provide some tools you can use as you develop your own mentorship relationships.
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4:30 pm
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5:00 pm
Education Session
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The Business of Doing Good
Zachary Quinn, CEO of Love Your Melon
Mark Stutrud, Founder of Summit Brewing Company
Nichol Beckstrand, President, Sunrise Banks
Summit Brewing Company has a long history of charitable giving in our community. Each year, Summit donates thousands of dollars in product and merchandise to local organizations and causes.
Sunrise Bank, a registered B Corp, seeks to radically change the way urban communities and underserved people thrive by empowering them to achieve their aspirations. B Corps are for-profit companies certified by the nonprofit B Lab to meet rigorous standards of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency.
Love Your Melon was founded in an entrepreneurship class at the University of St. Thomas in 2012 with the simple idea of putting a hat on every child battling cancer in America. Fifty percent of profits from the sale of all Love Your Melon products is given to Love Your Melon's nonprofit partners in the fight against pediatric cancer. To date, they have donated over $2.6 million and over 110,000 hats.
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Can you believe it's November already? A quick check of upcoming calendar events confirms that craft market high season rapidly approaches here in the Triangle. Many favorite craft markets are back for the holiday season, as well as a couple of new events this year. I've compiled currently available information and will make updates as new information becomes available (so bookmark this post to check back for those updates). Ready to get your shop on? Good, because it starts this weekend!
First Stop – Your Local Farmers Market
If you look closely, sprinkled among the produce vendors at your local farmers market you will find a craft artisan or two selling hand-made items. This Saturday, November 3rd (8 am to 1 pm), the Western Wake Farmers Market holds its annual Fall Craft Fair, essentially doubling the size of the market during this single day event. Shoppers will find pottery, textile crafts and even treats for good dogs. Need a gift for a cook? Stop by the Olifant + Castelo booth for spice & rub gift boxes, chai tea sets & gourmet salts.
Orange County Artists Guild Open Studio Tour – Nov. 3 & 4, 10 & 11
Now in its 18th year, the annual Orange County Artists Guild Open Tour Studio begins this weekend, inviting the public into artist studios all around Orange County. With more than 70 participating artists, it would be quite a challenge to fit them all in the one weekend – thank goodness there are two weekends! Download and review the tour brochure to plot your artsy course around Hillsborough, Chapel Hill & Carrboro.
The Handmade Market – Nov. 10, 11 am – 5 pm
This is one of my favorite craft fairs. I never walk away empty-handed. Held indoors at Cobblestone Hall in City Market, bad weather is never an issue. I suggest arriving a little earlier than the 11 am opening and treating yourself to breakfast at Big Ed's, or a beverage at Benelux Cafe, both located within City Market. Admission to the event is free but donations can be made at the door to benefit a local charity (this time the event benefits Urban Ministries of Wake Co.). Your donation will enter you into a raffle for a gift basket valued at $100. Check the Handmade Market's website for this fall's participants and start checking off your gift list.
Duke Gardens Craft Sale – Nov. 12, 10 am – 2:30 pm (free parking until 1 pm)
Have an avid gardener on your gift list? The nature-themed, garden-focused decorations and gifts created by Duke Gardens Garden Guild may make a perfect gift for that person. Proceeds support the lovely Duke Gardens. If the weather allows, consider packing a picnic lunch to enjoy a fall picnic while at the gardens.
Durham Art Walk Holiday Market – Nov. 16 & 17
The two-day semi-annual art walk's holiday edition really cranks up the season in Durham. Staged in various venues around downtown, shoppers can stroll from site to site (or catch a free ride on the Bull City Connector) to shop, catch live music performances, and dine in any number of world-class restaurants. Look for holiday market program and map in the Nov. 11th edition of the Herald-Sun or check the Art Walk website to plan your visit.
Designers Downtown Market – Nov. 17, 9 am – 3 pm
The Designers Downtown Market takes place five times a year, from spring through fall, and the last market (the holiday edition) for this year will be Nov. 17 (unless it rains, then it moves to the following day, Nov. 18) in the parking lot by Ornamentea on West Street in Raleigh. Coincidentally (or purposely perhaps), the annual Raleigh Christmas Parade kicks off around the same start time, this same day. Double the reason to visit downtown Raleigh on this date.
ELF Fair at The ArtsCenter – Dec. 1, 11 am – 5 pm
Once again, ELF Fair returns to The ArtsCenter in Carrboro, and promises to be bigger and better than the last, with food trucks, live music, old holiday movies, and Santa and his elves. Be sure to check the website blog link for updates on this year's participating crafters, or see what you may have missed last year.
Boylan Heights ArtWalk – Dec. 2, 12 pm – 5 pm
This popular event (in its 20th year) held in downtown Raleigh's Boylan Heights allows us to stroll a historic neighborhood and shop more than 100 artists & craft persons, displaying their wares on porches, in homes & studios. Admission is free to this fun and unique event and more details can be found on the Facebook event page.
34th Annual Christmas Craft Show at Daniel Boone Village – Dec. 2, 9 am – 5 pm
Bring the kids out to the Big Barn in Daniel Boone Village to visit with Santa and Mrs. Claus, while browsing dozens of craft vendors at this annual Hillsborough event. Non-perishable food donations will be collected for OCIM too, so bring along a couple of items to donate.
Brand Fandango XI at Design Box – Dec. 7, First Friday opening night 6 pm – 10 pm
December 1st through 22nd, Raleigh's DesignBox hosts its eleventh Brand Fandango, a showcase for local arts, crafts and brands. Find details regarding this year's vendors at the Design Box website, then plan your December First Friday holiday shopping activities accordingly.
20th Annual Chatham Studio Tour – Dec. 8th & 9th, 10 am to 5 pm
One of the oldest such tours in the state, Chatham County artists open their studios to the public the first two weekends of December (we're now in the second and final weekend). A map for the self-guided tour of fifty artist studios is available at the Chatham Artists Guild website (here), along with information about each artist's work. Peruse the website thoroughly, then plot your artsy course through the Chatham County countryside.
Saxapahaw Holiday Market – Dec. 8th (9 am to 9 pm) & 9th (12 pm – 5 pm)
The Haw River Ballroom is hosting a two-day "holiday market of old" featuring the works of local artists. In addition, expect to find food and beverage at nearby Eddy Pub, Saxapahaw General Store and Cup 22. Entertainment's included in the free admission price, as well as the Saxapahaw Christmas parade at 3 pm on Saturday. Sure to be a fun time while shopping for local gifts.
dtownMARKET Holiday Style – Dec. 15, 12 pm – 6 pm
A special holiday market version of the semi-monthly dtownMARKET will be at Motorco (near Fullsteam) in Durham and features 50 local designers. Come to finish that last minute shopping and stay for food trucks, live family-friendly music, a DIY craft and gift wrapping station and Holiday Photo Booth. Sounds interesting, doesn't it? See more details at the Facebook event page here.
Person Street Holiday Art Market – Dec 15, 11 am – 5 pm
A new holiday market is being planned by Anvil Studio Gallery, found on Person Street in Raleigh's Mordecai neighborhood, with 25 juried artists and crafts persons participating. Expect to find fine art, prints and note cards, jewelry, natural bath and body care products and a mobile fashion and gift boutique on wheels in the Go Girl Shoppe. Oh, and expect food trucks here too.
That's more than enough craftiness to carry us through the year, don't ya think? I hope you find yourself at just one of these events, and that you find the perfect hand-crafted treasure from your community.


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Thunderstorms tonight. The world all compressed and shivering. The atmosphere throwing a fit. And the rain slashing the air and the lightning like electrical exclamation points. Livid punctuation. And Rodney called to check up on me when the lights went out. He's sweet. Rodney. You remember him, he works at the University. In the library. The stacks. He's the argyle one, but he wears it too earnestly. So it's not really the same. Anyway, we talk from time to time when I'm in there, and we've done a few lunches and one or two faculty show things. So he called to check and I felt like company, so I invited him over to share the storm and figure out how to make coffee over the fire. So he came, dear man, through driving rain and cracking thunder, and was graciously received with kerosene and candlelight. He dried out and we burned the coffee and some of my potholders, and we played scrabble and I made one of those junior high thingies with deep questions in them and we tried to talk about faith, but he said he didn't want to speculate on that, so we tried the space-time continuum, and he was good for that for a while- Physics degree. And then we ran out of wood and the fire died down and I got out some blankets and we wrapped up. And he decorously leaned against me. And it was very friendly and companionable. But as hard as I tried to pry some kind of … something from him; tried to lift the lid and let out whatever was trapped underneath… I think what was underneath was pretty much more of the same. And so sometimes you just have to accept that. And it's funny. I always thought he was older. But do you know he graduated the same year as Andy. This life is a strange thing. The way we all grow up individually, becoming something that is ours alone. Made of all the same materials. Like children in preschool, we all start out with the same collection of blocks, but each child's creation is something individual and distinct.
Anyway, it was a nice evening. Pleasant. And he was courtly and intelligent. And made a few jokes which were appreciated if not for their particular brand of humor, then at least for their existence in our evening. And he told me I was inspiring and that I made him feel so new… sigh. But if that was him all open and shiny and new… well, then there isn't really any place to go is there? And he held my hand at the door when he left. And I smiled. And he isn't you, Simon. And when he dropped the hot pad in the fire and we had to fish it out with the poker, he was grimly serious, and overly apologetic. And there wasn't one comment to remember. And I couldn't help thinking that if it had been you, that silly potholder would have become some private joke between us, and I would have kept it somewhere under the sink where I could see it and remember and laugh again. Instead of just tossing it into the wastebasket after soaking it thoroughly in the sink to get rid of the singed smell. And there was no hint of boldness in him. His eyes didn't do any of the things that yours do. They didn't burn and devour the way yours do when you're on a topic that you love. They didn't laugh or even grin when I tried to feign seriousness about my space-time questions. There wasn't any twinkle of challenge, or lifted eyebrow of daring. They didn't slow down and swirl with … well, they weren't your eyes, and the hand he offered as zenith of the night was cold and though he smiled as he took mine, his smile was just a smile. With nothing behind it but smiling. And perhaps some hoping. But what are his hopes? How big are they? Big enough? Maybe I wasn't looking hard enough. Maybe I'm not being fair. He likes Tolstoy. That has to earn him points or something. If he can find something in there that twitches in him, familiar. And there's nothing wrong with people being simply what they are.
I just… he's just not enough. And really… his name is Rodney. He needs some nice, quiet, bright, timid Rebecca or something. I'd end up freaking him out. And I missed you tonight. And did my very best to not think about what you were doing. I'd say I was 77% successful.


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Hello Ohio ENA Members
I am sending this information again because I have been told numerous times that the attachment for the Ohio dinner would not open and the flyer for the CEN exam was cut off.
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For the Ohio ENA State Council dinner in Orlando please contact Kristen Napier at 419-957-3845 or email@example.com. The Ohio ENA State Council sponsored dinner will occur on September 29, 2015 at Itta Bena from 1900 – 2200. Please RSVP to Kristen by September 20, 2015.
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As the membership chairperson I am asking all of you to go into the ENA website and make sure all of your information is correct; address, email, etc. We communicate by email and if you know someone who is not receiving emails from Ohio ENA State Council it is because we do not have the correct email address. To update your profile please follow the directions below.
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Ohio ENA is a 501(c)(3) organization and affiliate of the National ENA. As such, we embrace the mission of the National ENA, which is to advocate for patient safety and excellence in emergency nursing practice.
Ohio ENA is comprised of approximately 1,400 nurses from across Ohio. We are recognized by National ENA as a "three-tier state" meaning that we have not only the National and a State ENA infrastructure, but that we also have regional chapters that exist to support the membership. Ohio ENA members can and are encouraged to participate in ENA on any and all of these tiers. Additional organizational information is available here.
Ohio ENA State Council has been recently recognized by the National ENA with several awards:
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- 2012 State Council Achievement Award
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- 2011 ENA Special Category Award: ENA Practice Priority on Workplace Violence
- 2011 State Council Government Affairs Award
- 2010 State Council Achievement Award
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Cinderella; simple, hardworking, lonely soul, wooed by the Prince she goes for the Ball. With the charming Prince she dances & dines & drinks He mesmerizes her with his romance, his touch, a gaze and a kiss.. At the strike of the midnight walks away Cinderella The Prince bids her goodbye and the spell ends The dawn breaks as Cinderella waits Longs for the Prince to send her a love note.. There comes a message that she waited for so long Lust it was said he and now may be it'd gone.. Dont be serious, dont take it to your heart It was a moment, enjoy what we had Diaheartened and distraught, Cinderella cries Shows none of it to the deceiving Prince Her faith in love shakes, tells nothung to the Prince, When he asks her to forget, she says its clear Ripped off her innocence and belief in romance, The new age Cinderella relsolves to make it even She plans and plots to woo back the Prince This time she knows what to expect from him She primises herself to win over his love Only to dumphim when he gives her his soul As the night falls, she thinks to herself All she wanted was a fairytale She sees in her eyes dispise for the Prince Distrust grips her and leaves her incapable to feel love Hurt and wounded she goes to bed A choice to love or sin lies ahead The Prince she wants to spend her life with But knows without love nothing would be right A part of her still in love The other is planning to get even A decision undecided, she goes to bed Still hoping that her Prince would come back to her Dead in the night she wakes up with a start What if he was not her Prince at all She believed in love and her heart knew The real hero was waiting for her Her belief in love restored, she decides to call it even For she knows the real Prince would love her with all his hea Innocence died, obessession gripped and this is how today the modern Cinderella thinka Why should Cinderella sit in the Cinders weeping to heraelf? The wrong Prince better know that love isnt just a game. An incomplete fairytale dies in her tears.. As Cinderella gets ready to go back the Ball.. Dressed to impress and love in her eyes She wants to make sure the Prince falls for her He played his game and now it was her turn She would make him fall in love and set his heart to burn A game of hearts she will lead Until the real Prince comea by her side This time she'll know its her hero For she is loved and lost and learnt in life Cinderella I pity and also the Prince.. No one gets love and have nothing to win..
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"The Governor is of the opinion that continuance of the judicial inquiry is of no use," Principal Secretary (Home) Devashis Panda said in a notification here.
He said the judicial panel headed by Justice (Retd) Mirza Imtiaz Murtaza of the Allahabad High Court will submit in a sealed envelope its findings till April 1 to the government and return all facilities extended to it by April 20.
The Allahabad High Court had last month directed the CBI to probe the incident, following which the investigating agency registered a case.
The erstwhile Samajwadi Party government had remained opposed to a CBI inquiry into the matter, pointing out that it had set up a commission of inquiry comprising a retired judge of the High Court.
Members of the Azad Bharat Vidhik Vaicharik Kranti Satyagrahi cult, led by Ram Vriksh Yadav, had encroached on the 270-acre Jawahar Bagh, which was government land, for two years and clashed with police when they tried to evict them in June last year.
Ram Vriksh Yadav too was killed in the encounter.
The Uttar Pradesh government had, in January 2014, granted permission to Yadavs organisation to hold a demonstration inside Jawahar Bagh for two days.
However, members of the group went on to occupy the sprawling public park for more than two years.
Following a High Court order, the squatters were evicted from the park amid large-scale violence.
A huge cache of arms, ammunition and explosives were recovered from the huts that had been erected inside the park during the period of illegal occupation.
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