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Antarctica: Land of Ice and Snow
Antarctica is the world's most southern continent. It covers about 5 million square miles. Of that five million miles, only about 100,000 miles is ice free. It's the fifth largest continent; and virtually uninhabitable for humans. The official human population is ZERO people, in all that five million miles of ice and snow.
There is life there, however:
- Penguins
- seals
- nematodes
- tardigrades
- mites
- many kinds of algae
- mosses and other tundra vegetation.
The water also thrives with unexpected life. Weird water spiders; all kinds of beautiful and unexpected forms of unique life thrive in the pure,cold water of the Southern Ocean.
There are a few people in temporary residences who are research scientists, studying the last unpolluted environment on earth. With about 98% of the continent covered by ice at least one mile thick, there are NO indigenous peoples on this continent.
Antarctica is governed, if you want to call it that, by the Antarctica Treaty System. It was initiated in 1959; signed by 46 countries to date, and is the essential agreement prohibiting exploitation of Antarctica's natural resources and protection of its ecosystem. The treaty also prohibits military activities on this continent and promotes research.
Though Antarctica has the natural resources of coal and iron, and offshore oil, exploitation of these reserves ifs banned until 2048.
Antarctica is the worst place in the world for humans to live: it's the coldest, driest, windiest place, and very inimical to mankind. It has the highest average elevation of all the continents: Antarctica air is the purest, most rarefied air on earth.
Antarctica is also very beautiful, because it is so pure, so unspoiled. The scenery is so awesome. There are even cruise tours available for those hardy souls who want to seep themselves in this awesome beauty and are not bothered too much by the cold.
How cold is it? The coldest natural temperature ever recorded on Earth was about -90 degrees Celsius; -129 degrees Fahrenheit, on July 21, 1983, at the Russian Vostok Station in Antarctica. The warmest it ever gets is about 60 degrees Fahrenheit, or 15 degrees Celsius, near the coastline in the summertime.
The South Pole in Antarctica has black winters: the sun never shines. It has light summers: 24 hours of sunlight.
Antarctica contains about 70% of the world's fresh water, in the form of ice. Should all the ice on Antarctica melt, it would raise the sea level by about 200 feet.
Antarctic waters teeming with life
James Clark Ross sailed along a huge wall of ice in Antarctica that was later named the Ross Ice Shelf. It is one of the most awesome sights in the world.
Melting of floating ice shelves does NOT raise the sea level: that isn't the problem. Think of it this way: if you have a glass of water with ice in it, and the ice melts, it does not raise the level of liquid in the glass, because the ice displaces as much water volume as the melted ice in the form of water.
It is the outflow of glacial ice from land to form ice shelves on water that raises the sea level. And with the collapse of existing ice shelves, there is nothing to hold back the glacial ice from forming new ice shelves.
There is some concern that recent decades, seeing the collapse of previously stable large ice shelves, may increase the outflow of ice from landbound glaciers, thus raising the sea level significantly and contributing to global warming. A study showed a net loss of about 50 gigatonnes per year between 1992 and 2006: in subsequent years, this figure doubled, from the acceleration of outflow from glaciers in the Amundsen Sea Embayment.
It gets to a certain point, then the domino effect makes the results an exponential increase in both sea levels and release of potent greenhouse gasses, such as methane, from the melting ice; the global warming situation then becomes irreversible.
In 2002, the Antarctic Larsen-B ice shelf collapsed. In 2008, about 220 square miles of ice from the Wilkins Ice Shelf collapsed into the ocean, putting the remaining 5800 square miles of ice shelf at risk for imminent collapse. It held on by a thread until April, 2009, when the rest of the ice shelf collapsed into the ocean. In 2005, an area of ice roughly comparable to the State of California melted into the ocean. It did refreeze, fortunately, before migrating north into a more temperate zone.
Eroding Ice Shelf in Antarctica
NASA satellites recorded an 11.5 million mile hole in the ozone layer over Antarctica, in the year 2000. It has now shrunk to an 8.5 million mile hole, because of the ban of chlorofluorocarbons (CFC's). It may heal itself completely by the middle of this century.
But, in the meantime, the damage is done. This hole in the ozone layer over Antarctica has already caused some significant climate changes.
The ozone layer protects the Earth from ultraviolet radiation. The hole in the ozone layer exposed Antarctica and the surrounding ocean to extreme ultraviolet radiation from the sun, which increased polar wind speeds dramatically.
This had the effect of encapsulating the coldest temperatures to the South Pole; in the meantime, the coastal areas of Antarctica warmed. There was a dramatic increase in ice-shelf melt; it wasn't offset completely by snow to increase glacial formations. The net is a negative--a loss of ice from Antarctica.
This lack of shielding from ultraviolet radiation also showed in an increase in wind speed all throughout the southern hemispere and much greater storm intensity.
Antarctica is so fascinating! Excellent hub and I really enjoyed reading it. Wiki Answers says in the summer time there are about 4,000 scientists living in Antarctica. Quite a few, and from several different countries.
Antarctica is a very fascinating place! I have read survival stories that occurred in this continent, and I have been really impressed by the resistance of the people who have endured extreme winds and temperatures in this inhospitable place of the world.
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What great info and detailed hub. You have touched on a very important topic here. I really enjoyed the photos and your amazing writing talent! :-) take care
I have a craving inside my heart to go there once.
And the beautiful photos that you have shared here, have increased my lust of seeing this heaven at least once in my lifetime.
This is a great topic to write a hub about. We sure need to take heart in the excellent information you shared.
A great hub and the pictures really did add that element of cold but awesone.
I now look forward to reading many more of your hubs.
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Makes me shiver, informative and useful hub. I am pressing the tabs.
Fascinating and one of my favorite places to go virtually!
...well I thought I was looking at my Lake Erie a couple of months ago here where I live in Ontario, Canada - lol and then I realized - no, Colin , it's just another world class hub by someone who knows how to do it so very well - Paradise 7.
This gave me the chills, but in an I'm-interested-and-boy-does-this-place-look-cold fashion. Good stats on the ozone hole -- I'd heard about it plenty, but not seen the raw facts in a while.
P.S. Cool pic of diving penguins!
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Like your name. This place looks like a paradise. I know it was very cold. But, I believe I want touch all snows over there. Well done, my friend. Rated up!
I think I would visit just to see the penguins, I love them!
Great Hub - good job. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful photos and interesting info Paradise. I would like to take a cruise there one day. I believe some of them that travel around the southern tip of south america get there, although I can't imagine getting off the ship :)
Great location for a gothic novel...let's see... seven explores and two are women. One lady, a photographer, sees in her lens the ghosts of other explores who seem to be warning her of some danger...
Great photos!
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Good info 7 i lived at the other end in Alaska. not quite as cold and a lot more dirt but similar. The real Arctic and Antarctic are beautiful beyond your imagination, hope we never lose that. Maybe we can help by informing people of its magic. I write about my old hame a lot. Visit my HUBs if you get a chance.
Very interesting hub, and the photo are really very beautiful. All the best
Great. lot of new information and interesting facts.(photos and the video too.) Thank you for sharing.
Great hub No.7. It's a very inhospitable place but I know of one of my friends who went there with the regular expedition team as a radio engineer, and he loved it. He always said he wanted to go back there.Rather him than me.


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by Shane Callaghan
Danny Morrisey netted an 87th-minute winner as Drogheda United succumbed to a 3-2 defeat against Cork City at Hunky Dorys Park, after Mick Cooke's men recovered from a two-goal deficit.
Stuart Ashton's men raced into a 2-0 lead inside 15 minutes, courtesy of strikes from the superb Ciaran Kilduff – who had a hand in all three goals – and Shane Duggan respectively.
Ryan Brennan atoned for an earlier penalty miss by halving the deficit on the stroke of half time, before Peter Hynes completed the comeback early in the second.
However, United's spirit to crow-bar their way back into the clash ultimately proved fruitless, as Morrisey was on hand with three minutes remaining to sink the Boynesiders.
United manager Mick Cooke made no fewer than seven changes from the team which perished in the EA Sports Cup final to Shamrock Rovers on Saturday, with the 62-year-old perhaps keeping one eye on the club's upcoming FAI Cup semi-final clash with neighbours Dundalk.
The Rebels began the brighter of both teams, with Kilduff, in particular, proving problematic for the United defence. The Drogheda rearguard could not lay a glove on the 24-year-old, who opened the scoring on 11 minutes, cleverly deceiving defender Alan Byrne before firing inside Gabriel Sava's near post.
The former Shamrock Rovers marksman turned provider minutes later, nutmegging Byrne before playing a perfectly weighted lofted ball to Duggan, who rifled past the on-rushing Sava.
The game should have been over as a contest shortly after, as Daryl Horgan thrashed narrowly wide from a good angle following a neat pass by Kilduff once more.
Cooke's men responded well to the two-goal deficit, with Byrne rising highest from a corner to see his header deflected narrowly over the bar, before Michael Daly saw his bid to cut the lead rebuffed by the woodwork moments later.
The Boynesiders were handed a lifeline, though, as referee Robert Harvey pointed to the spot after Ryan Brennan went down under a challenge by John Kavanagh. Brennan, however, fluffed his lines from 12 yards and fizzed his penalty against the advertising boarding.
The youngster went in search of redemption and nearly found it after volleying Daly's cross-field ball narrowly wide, before atoning his earlier miss by tapping past goalkeeper Mark McNulty from close range to cut the deficit shortly before the half-time whistle sounded.
United picked up where they left prior to the break, and it was not long before Cooke would watch his team's pressure pay dividends.
Jason Marks galloped down the right flank, before squaring to Hynes who slotted past McNulty from close range at the second attempt following a scramble in the area.
There were chances for both teams to edge ahead in the contest, with Byrne heading wide from a set-piece, before Kilduff forced a smart save from Sava.
Both managers looked set for a share of the spoils, only for the clash to take one final twist. Kilduff rose highest to nod a cross-field ball across the face of goal, with Morrisey lurking at the back post to slot home past Sava to steal the points.
by Robert O'Reilly
Drogheda United will be looking to return to winning ways following Saturday's EA Sports Cup final defeat when they face Cork City in the Airtricity Premier Division at Hunky Dorys Park, kick off 7.45 pm.
A 2-0 defeat in Tallaght at the hands of Shamrock Rovers meant that Drogheda were unable to retain the trophy that they won in 2012 while also tasting their second cup final defeat of the season to the same opposition.
Tuesday will mark United's first league game in 16 days since the 1-0 derby defeat to Dundalk and Derek Prendergast will be unavailable due to suspension while Gavin Brennan is a doubt with a shoulder injury.
Matches between the sides have been tight this season resulting in a win for both and a 1-1 draw at the same venue earlier this season.
City's form has improved under caretaker manager Stuart Ashton and they recorded an impressive 4-1 victory over Derry City before losing to Shamrock Rovers a fortnight ago.
Cork will travel to Drogheda without several key players; John Dunleavy and Colin Healy are suspended while Kevin Murray and Darren Dennehy are ruled out due to injury.
The two clubs are level on points going into the game with Drogheda in sixth place on goal difference and Drogheda United assistant manager Robbie Horgan is expecting a tough test.
"We have played a lot of games this season and we made a decision to give the players a few days off because at this stage of the season it's more about managing the players as much as anything else. We have a lot of games coming up very fast and the season isn't over just yet. They have all worked hard over the year and we need to look after them now.
"We know it's going to be a tough game tomorrow, ourselves Cork and Limerick are all vying for the same positions and tomorrow night is a big night for all three of us.
"But we know when the team is fit and we have a full squad on the pitch the lads are more than a match for anyone, when we lost in the Setanta Cup final we went to Limerick the next game and won, so we know we can bounce back from these defeats. After the Malmo tie we went on an unbeaten run."
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Monash philosopher Dr Monima Chadha has been awarded the 2016 Annette Baier Prize by the Australasian Association of Philosophy. This prize recognises an outstanding contribution by an Australasian woman philosopher.
Monima's article, "Time-Series of Ephemeral Impressions: The Abhidharma-Buddhist View of Conscious Experience," Phenomenology and Cognitive Sciences: 14 (3), pp. 543–560, received the following citation:
This paper defends the Buddhist Abhidharma theory of experience from phenomenological and metaphysical challenges due to the doctrine of momentariness, the view that 'seemingly rich conscious experiences are made fully available in a moment'. (544) It is a very thorough paper, responding to recent criticisms by Dan Zahavi and others, and elegantly weaving together history of philosophy in the Buddhist tradition, contemporary analytic philosophy, empirical neuroscience and the phenomenology of Husserl to craft an intricate united view. The piece is incredibly rich, and correspondingly complex, due to the worlds of knowledge navigated. It carefully treads the line between textual fidelity to particular traditions and conceptual engagement across traditions. The committee judged the paper to be of a high standard of scholarship, clarity, and overall merit, and found that one could keep reading this piece and finding more insights in it.
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Prize winning Monash Arts PhD graduate appointed to Politics Department at University of Exeter
Congratulations to James Muldoon on his appointment to a continuing position in the Politics Department, … Continue reading Prize winning Monash Arts PhD graduate appointed to Politics Department at University of Exeter
The first Nexus symposium for 2017
NEXUS: Monash Social Science, Humanities and Medicine Network. is pleased to invite you to the first … Continue reading The first Nexus symposium for 2017
Monash research positions available
Three Graduate Research positions are now open in the School of Philosophical, Historical and International Studies. Please note applicants who already hold a PhD will not be considered.
Upcoming Conference: Current Trends & Controversies In Social & Political Philosophy
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Symposium brings together women philosophers
Monash recently hosted the 16th Symposium of the International Association of Women Philosophers (IAPh), the first … Continue reading Symposium brings together women philosophers
I'm just not myself: Dr Monima Chadha on the Philosopher's Zone
ABC's 'The Philosopher's Zone' talks with Monash Academic Dr Monima Chadha about the intersection of self and mind.
Recent Philosophy PhD Student to have her thesis published as a book
"The Pythagorean World: Why Mathematics is Unreasonably Effective in Physics" published by Palgrave Macmillan has an expected publication date of November 2016.
Thanks to the Ian Potter Foundation, funding for keynotes at IAPH 2016
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Monash PhD Dr Bryan Paton's recent appointment
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Recent book by Jacqueline Broad: The Philosophy of Mary Astell
The work is one of the first books to examine the ideas and arguments of a woman philosopher of the early modern era.
Monash Philosophy alumni at Oxford
In 2017 three Monash Philosophy alumni will be associated with Oxford's Faculty of Philosophy.
Tim Bayne joins Monash
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12:46pm PT by Jordan Zakarin
New 'Avengers' Clips Feature Iron Man Fighting Thor, Loki Taunting Nick Fury (Video)
By the time The Avengers comes out on May 4, fans who have been chained to YouTube may have experienced half the excitement already.
Marvel put out two new clips on Monday from their upcoming blockbuster team up flick, showing off both the big action set pieces and sharp words that are staples of its acclaimed director, Joss Whedon.
In the first clip, Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) battles Thor (Chris Hemsworth) in one of the promised skirmishes between larger-than-life heroes whose egos and modus operandi make it difficult for them to work together.
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In the second clip, however, we're reminded why it's so imperative for the Avengers to -- yes, we'll say it again -- assemble: Loki. Tom Hiddleston's wicked Norse God shares a cagey back-and-forth with Samuel L. Jackson's Nick Fury, as the rest of the team look on.
He really ought to watch himself when he talks about the Hulk.
The film's marketing campaign is evidently working pretty well -- tracking has it pacing for a potential $150 million opening, with more interest than The Hunger Games and The Dark Knight.
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I leave everything in the safe back at the Soleme, including my passport, taking a photocopy in its place. All I have on me are my camera and $30 in local kwanzas. I find a back way to avoid Zig-Zag Road, which the guidebook cites as dangerous for two reasons: muggings are common and shipping containers have a nasty habit of falling off the backs of lorries and rolling down on top of you.
|Miramar mansion under construction
Once in Miramar there are plenty of armed guards, so I think I'll be OK, unless of course they're also moonlighting as muggers. A guy is swinging a dirty great machete near a work site by the side of the street. Perhaps he just uses it to trim his nails. Now another gent approaches bearing the biggest catapult I ever seen, with a massive rubber belt. Just whistle on by.
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Indeed, it's not the muggers who get me. I've just surreptitiously taken a photo of the US embassy on the way back, and now three humongous dark-blue clad policemen are descending on me - revolvers on hips, batons in hand. Verboten, they growl. They demand my passport and at first refuse the photocopy, muttering 'prisoner, prisoner' and speaking on their phones. They make me erase the photo; another honcho comes up and takes my camera and papers across to a kiosk outside the freaking embassy. After 10 minutes a fourth cop comes back with my camera and asks me what I was doing. Taking photos, says I. Verboten, says he. I explain that I have erased it, but he goes back with the camera, returns after another 15 minutes, says he's erased another two photos and lets me go on my way.
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OK, they're not actually speaking German. What they say is 'nao, proibido.' But German sounds so much more apt than Portuguese for dictatorial speak. Just compare 'verboten' with their lilting 'proibido.' The latter sounds more like a dance - baila, baila la bamba; baila, baila o proibido!


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Sometimes I am too cautious. It's a side effect of a good imagination - I imagine things going wrong... so when I take our dog out for her final pee in the dark, I always use a flashlight, especially at this time of the year, when snakes are said to be active. You never know.
Last night I swept the concrete with my spotlight, like a guard at a maximum security institution of incarceration. I noticed what appeared to be a branch, which had fallen onto the driveway.
But wait, the branch... was moving. A closer look - a snake! (And scarily, pointed away from the house, as if it lives there or close-by!)
Jessie did her business and I retreated to the house for tools - in this case a pickaxe, which I dropped on its side to immobilize the reptile, while I got the shovel for a beheading.
Yeah yeah, I know, they eat flies or something. I don't care.
Apparently I need a sharper shovel.
I thought it might be a baby copperhead but am not sure. Similar, to be sure.
I took a valium to sleep without snakey dreams as I had some adrenaline to overcome. Woke 45 minutes past my normal wakeup, with no bad dreams. I put the carcass out for the vultures.


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One of the ways you can be quite certain that you're dealing with some serious weapons-grade bullshit when it comes to medicine is when you hear phrases like "positive energy" and "restoring balance." Christopher Wanjek takes a skeptical look at one of those "healing" techniques that utilizes such meaningless twaddle, crystal therapy.
Crystal healing philosophy taps into the traditional Asian concepts of life-energy (chi or qi) and chakras, which are vortices of this life-energy said to connect the physical and supernatural elements of the body. Yet because crystal healing so often is incorporated into the practice of astrology, soothsaying and modern witchcraft, as well as the belief in reincarnation, intelligent extraterrestrial life and the lost city of Atlantis, even ardent proponents of alternative medicine tend to dismiss it as a useless therapy, if not ludicrous.
No studies have ever demonstrated any therapeutic value for crystal healing. At a purely scientific level, there is no evidence that disease is caused by poor cosmic energy flow — positive or negative — or that crystals and gems can be differentiated by chemical composition or color to treat a particular ailment…
Patients should note that crystal healing is tied intrinsically to the occult. That is, the stones used are not said to be beneficial because of the chemicals they contain — phosphate, copper, silicates, etc. — but rather because they are conduits for a supernatural healing force…Crystal healing proponents assert that crystals and gemstones — largely by virtue of their color, shape, and texture — have properties that facilitate healing. Often these properties are referred to as spiritual or magical energy. More recently, some crystal healers have used the term vibrational energy, incorporating a concept of quantum mechanics, although incorrectly.
In short, crystals and stones are said to mediate a type of life-energy called qi, which according to some tenets of traditional Eastern philosophy is an unseen healing force that pervades the universe. That said, crystal healing as practiced today is largely a modern Western alternative medicine practice.
Crystals and stones are assigned various properties, albeit not universally agreed upon by crystal healers. Amethyst is said to be beneficial for the intestines; green aventurine helps the heart; yellow topaz provides mental clarity. Colors red through violet are associated with seven chakra points on the body.
A crystal healer may place various stones or crystals on your body aligned with these chakra points, roughly in the regions above the head, on the forehead, on the throat, on the chest, on the stomach, on the gut, and on the genital area. The stones used and their positioning may be chosen for the symptoms reported by the patient. This is all influenced by the healer's knowledge of, and belief in, the chakra philosophy of disease and energy imbalances — a concept largely dismissed by practitioners of modern medicine.
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A new charity funded dietician has started work with cystic fibrosis patients to tailor the food that they eat so that it matches their specific needs.
Ellie Tidswell is working with patients on the CF Unit at Sheffield's Northern General Hospital to help deliver the high calorie food they need, whilst ensuring it meets their nutritional requirements and is as appetising as possible.
Money was raised to pay for a dietician for two years; half was contributed by an individual donor and the rest came from fundraising activities supported by the Sheffield Hospitals Charity.
Cystic Fibrosis consultant Dr Frank Edenborough said: "CF clogs the lungs and digestive system. As the disease progresses, it takes sufferers more and more energy just to breathe. Getting enough calories as well as the right nutrition is crucial in maintaining weight and their overall health."
CF sufferers need a diet high in fat, calories and salt, which can be a challenge when other hospital patients are being encouraged to eat the opposite of this. They often lose their appetite and interest in eating when they are unwell which raises even more of a nutritional challenge.
Ellie said: "The young people I work with are in and out of hospital all of their lives.
"It is vitally important they maintain a healthy weight and I hope we will be able to help patients practically achieve this and provide a role model for what they should be doing at home.
"It is my passion to make their meals more fun and appetising so they get greater enjoyment in reaching their target weights."
Ellie is now liaising with patients on the ward about what they would like to help structure her work over the next two years.


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For your eyes only? Not likely
Emily used to work as a business analyst for a large financial planning company in South Australia. She also had a relationship with the IT manager of the company. It wasn't an office fling but a four-year relationship where they lived together, and their partnership was common knowledge among senior executives of the company.
Little did Emily realise that her partner was also seeing other women in the company.
And more shocking was his confession to her that he was monitoring her personal email as well as all communications of another woman he was dating on the side.
Emily worked hard and was rewarded with a big promotion. She soon left for greener pastures in Sydney but believes that this control over her personal email was one of the contributing reasons to her resignation.
"He had set up most of the systems and was highly regarded by our managers," Emily says. "As the IT manager, he was the only person allowed to monitor emails to ensure they were not being misused. So technically he may not have breached company policy but there are privacy issues.
"I think he used all the information from personal emails for damage control."
With as much as 40 per cent of email at work being personal, IT departments have a monumental task in reassuring the rest of the company that their privacy is not being breached.
Yahoo! Mail asked 18,000 British workers what their biggest fears are when it comes to sending emails at work. The results were staggering.
The email systems of most organisations have yet to be secured by security software and procedures to ensure that emails can be read by only a couple of mail administrators. The extent of the problem cannot be quantified due to lack of research on the number of IT insiders who misuse access for a peek into private lives, or to access commercial-in-confidence information.
Security expert Eric Keser, of Ernst and Young, is cautious. "In my experience, the figure of 61 per cent of personal emails being read by IT staff appears to be large. However, I would be taking a stab in the dark if I gave any figure," he says.
Gartner research director Steve Bittinger says he believes the real figure is very small.
Unix administrator Greg Williamson, who specialises in internet mail and web servers, feels that this fear is more perceived than real.
However, three NT administrators, speaking on condition of anonymity, tell of a culture of widespread snooping in some organisations.
"The power to read your CFO's email or check out the personal life of a colleague from the comfort of your home can be corrupting to a few people. Most administrators respect the privacy of people but there are not enough checks and balances in the system to stop rogue administrators," one says.
The experts are unanimous in their view that most of the successful hacking and computer crimes are committed from the inside.
Keser, who worked as senior security analyst to two major banks, suspects the figure is well over 50 per cent. "However, the quantitative data is skewed as internal 'incidents' are often kept private," he says.
Australian Online Solutions director Sam Johnston agrees.
Williamson, who is keen to emphasise that his comments are restricted to his previous work experience, recollects one such incident.
"In a previous organisation, a user set up an Exchange mail server and forged email so that it appeared to come from a senior executive," he says. "It was a prank, but was done quite effortlessly."
Williamson has heard of people being sacked for unauthorised reading of other people's email.
"Several examples were discussed at an ethics tutorial at the recent System Administrators Guild of Australia conference held in Tasmania," he says.
There is also agreement on how easy it is for any person with good skills inside the organisation to read another's email.
Keser says it is "relatively easy". Johnson says a skilled technician, in most cases, would be able to access a mail store without being detected. For a few organisations the security procedures are non-existent. Keser helped set up proper procedures for an organisation with 10,000 employees, where most of the IT department as well as many of the personal assistants had previously had access to all email. Johnson worked with a Sydney-based organisation with 50 employees where every employee had access to read their colleagues' email.
Recently, more organisations have started working out proper policies and procedures for email use.
In the past six months, five Australian companies have asked Ernst and Young to help formulate their email procedures.
Last year, the Australian branch of a multinational company commissioned Ernst and Young to audit every email. The brief was to identify every email containing words of profanity, violence, racism and possible industrial espionage. Based on the audit recommendations, senior managers spoke to about 5 per cent of the employees with different levels of reprimand.
Ernst and Young was also hired by six companies this year to investigate relevant emails of employees who had resigned and were suspected of emailing intellectual property to competitors. In most cases, this was proved to be true and the matters are before the courts.
More and more CIOs are asking the hard questions about the number of administrators who have access to the email of senior managers.
The final number of mail administrators depends on many factors, but Microsoft recommends a ball-park figure of one administrator for 15 mail servers. Gartner's general guideline is two full-time mail administrators for 5000 users.
The problem with email access is more to do with the policies and procedures than the software.
Microsoft's Ross Dembecki gives a few practical steps.
"There should be ongoing dialogue between IT, HR and legal departments to work out a proper email policy," he says. "That email policy should be communicated to every employee and the message about the do's and don'ts should be constantly reinforced. There should be regular independent audits to ensure that only authorised people have access to email."
The Federal Privacy Commissioner sets high standards for email privacy. Its website states: "Access to read email should be as limited as possible and the names of everyone who has access rights should be clearly set out in the email policy given to employees."
Encryption is the way of the future. Microsoft has released Office 2003 with the option of using digital signatures on every email and document, ensuring only the sender and recipient will be able to read them.


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Getting massage covered by health insurance is always a hot topic. Many MT want to stay out of the healthcare business and not get into working with insurance and the medical profession claiming that it takes the 'art' out of doing massage. The medical profession and insurance companies are seen as places that will eat massage therapists for breakfast!
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In the thrilling follow up to Birthmarked, sixteen-year-old midwife Gaia Stone has fled from the Enclave and now must fight for her baby sister's survival in the matriarchal society of Sylum.
Striking out into the wasteland with nothing but her baby sister, a handful of supplies, and a rumor to guide her, 16-year-old midwife Gaia Stone survives only to be captured by the people of Sylum, a dystopian society where women rule the men who drastically outnumber them, and a kiss is a crime. In order to see her sister again, Gaia must submit to their strict social code, but how can she deny her sense of justice, her curiosity, and everything in her heart that makes her whole?
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Colors: I think it's pretty similar to book #1 of hardcover, but strays from book #1 paperback. I like it, but I do kinda wish it was a bit darker because that was the tone I got from the story.
HP Rating: Average
Will I Read? Not based on the cover, but yes because I loved the first book.
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Free State Stars head coach Sammy Troughton has revealed striker Edward Manqele is so far yet to impress the club's technical team during his trials.
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Review: Bomb: The race to build - and steal - the world's most dangerous weapon by Steve Sheinkin
Published by: Flash Point, an imprint of Roaring Brook Press, 2012
Reading Level: Grade 7+
Non-fiction is not always something that I choose to read. While I often enjoy historical works, I generally reach for historical novels. Profiles of people, unless well written and about someone who is prolific and accomplished in their field, tend to pale to me when compared to a fictional character who can be developed and made into a person I want to read about - and there's rarely conflicting reports about the life and times of a fictional person. I research and read about events widely - I like to know the background of the historical fiction or the shows I'm watching - but I rarely get excited about picking up a non-fiction tome. I think that this makes the Non Fiction reading challenge more exciting to me - it's going out of my comfort zone, something that must always be done.
Appropriately, I started with 'Bomb', the story of making the atomic bomb during World War II. I am currently in the process of re-watching the HBO series 'The Pacific' and thus, found it apt to couple this with reading about the bombs which ended the war. I have often used those bombs as exemplars when discussing the phrase 'History is written by the victors'. As well, the sitcom 'The Big Bang Theory' is required watching in my house; their references to the Manhattan Project have sparked me to look up the people involved on the project. I approached this book with anticipation, the thrill of learning making my little librarian heart beat a little faster.
In 1938, a Germany based chemist made a discovery - when placed near radioactive material, a uranium atom split in two. This was the inspiration for the three countries - The United States, Russia and Germany - and their race to build the first atomic bomb. This book focuses on the American part it in all, including the spies placed within the American organization as well as the role they played in delaying the discoveries of other countries. Throughout there are pictures of the key players as well as important places.
At times, this book reads like a fantastic spy novel - made better by knowing that it's all true. Other times it gets muddy in explanation and development, trying to fit all the information in and losing some focus in the process. Occasionally I had to check and remember who it was they were discussing as it jumped from person to person to place to place. As well, as an adult reader, I could tell that at times the language was being refocused for younger readers and some facts sugarcoated. That's a small fact in the process but one that stood out to me several times. The information presented was extremely interesting and I loved learning more about the background of the bomb - and the fallout afterwards in and between the developing countries.
For students interested in a solid, historical nonfiction read, this book is a great one. It will aid in their understanding of these events, events which are important ones in their life time.
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Ace Ventura, Ace Ventura: Pet Detective (1994)
An obvious one indeed. Ace Venture gets born out of rhinos, dances in tutus and eats guano all for the sake of trying to find out the truth. That's commitment.
Captain Quint, Jaws (1975)
Haha I don't know. Maybe I'm alone in this, but when I hear him speak...I just find it incredibly funny. Captain Quint has quite the flair for dramatics.
Indiana Jones, Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)
Indiana is just plain funny. He manages to turn evererything into a joke. "It's not the years, honey. It's the mileage."
Dr. Evil, Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery (1997)
Just "...one million dollars". He's one of those characters you can't help but love. Why? because he's quirky and unknowingly hilarious. Who doesn't like that?
James Bond, Dr. No (1962)
You know...we all know the Bond movies, and the one thing everyone of us knows is that they aren't devoid of a sense of humor. It may not be as on the nose as most of these other characters, but there's something to be said for that slow roasting burn that only Bond, James Bond can achieve.
Kevin McCallister, Home Alone (1990)
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Oil on canvas or board behind glass (not examined out of frame), 15 1/2" by 21 1/2" (25" by 31" as framed), signed at lower left, and inscribed there "Bettys-y-Coed" (not dated). This is a well known and picturesque part of Wales, an area that attracted many artists in the 19th and early 20th century. This MIGHT be the listed EDWARD or EDWIN Masters, but I cannot say so with certainty. The works of those artists sell regularly at Christie's South Kensington auctions in London. Davenport's artist dictionary shows "E. Masters" as the way these two artists signed, yet, images I've seen of their work doesn't closely resemble this work, and I think this is from the early 20th century rather than the late 19th. Therefore I am offering it as simply English landscape art. Condition is good as it has been protected by glass for a very long time. There has apparently been a little contact with the glass over time in a few small areas and in those contact areas there is a little disturbance of the paint, though I do not think this a major issue. (More detailed photos upon request). For safe shipping I will likely open this up and remove the glass; it is presently very heavy and safe shipping with the glass could be challenging. Frame is old and crumbling in several places, with losses.
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Lead generation through email marketing and through banners on social media websites and blogs has been a ubiquitous practice since a long time. But with the rise of mobile browsing and searching to mainstream prominence, the tactics and methods need to change now, or businesses will risk being left behind.
It is important to understand that the behavior of the customers during mobile browsing is very different than it is while browsing online. So your strategy, content and design needs to adjust itself accordingly. The most important thing you need to understand about mobile browsing and lead generation through it is that even though mobile browsing enjoys a handsome percentage of browsing and searching share, people (like to) spend considerably lesser time on mobile websites, articles, and forms than they do on desktop websites. This is because mobile browsing is usually intermittent, and is done in between tasks to pass time. This is why, you have to be even more precise and bang-on with your aim. Here are 6 tips that will help you with it.
Either have a responsive website or have a dedicated mobile website. Full desktop websites look very crammed and disorganized on mobile screens, which can turn the user off and urge him to browse away. Having a mobile website allows you to position the links as you want, on the top or the very beginning of the webpage so that you do not have to rely on the user to navigate to the bottom and only then get to see the important links.
For mobile content, follow the 10-second rule. This means that the readers should know what the article is all about within the first 10 seconds. This could be done by beginning the article with the punch line or mentioning the crux of the article in the summary.
The Call-to-Action buttons on the mobile website should be simple, large and readable. This not only makes them more prominent and readable but also makes them more tempting to tap on. It is actually true that compelling CTA buttons urge users to tap on them more often.
Have a look at the CTA buttons used by Nike on their mobile website to pre-order their Hypervenom range of football boots.
Users just do not like forms. And if the form is unnecessarily long or requires them to fill in information that they have already filled before, you can be sure to wave them goodbye and see other, more diligent businesses gain them. To avoid this, have short forms, as short as possible. You do not need to have all the information in the world about them in the lead phase itself. And above all, auto-fill information that they have already filled in somewhere on some other web page, or have chosen an option somewhere. A little bit of code from your end would make their job much easier and would prompt them to continue on your website.
Gaining unique traffic once is good. But having users return again and again is much better. This can be made possible by giving healthy discounts and other loyalty benefits to returning customers or visitors that is made available through your mobile website. You can also give out weekend discounts, festive discounts, promotions, offers or combo schemes that will encourage users to return to your website again and again. The same can be redeemed through promo codes, subscriptions, etc.
Mobile SMS campaigns are still very popular and are used by some of the biggest names in each industry. You can ask users to text them while purchasing and instantly offer them a discount on their purchase. This way, you get to collect a database after which you can send them an SMS about once or twice a month (but not more than that) about any new discount or offer that your brand is offering. Also, you should add a line to help them unsubscribe by texting back in case they want to.
Using these simple techniques, you can easily generate more leads from mobile marketing and make the most of them to give your business a boost.
The 24th iteration of the Google Panda algorithm has been rolled out. Dubbed as Panda 4.0, this spam-fighting update will make sure that only high quality websites are displayed on the top of SERPs (search engine result pages). This also means that many websites will be hit and many previously hit websites will escape unscathed and (hopefully) regain some part of their previous rankings.
For Panda, as all webmasters probably know already, the top priority is website quality. This includes the content on the website, the design and usability of the website, and the links on it. Here are a few ways how you can escape penalty, or revive your website if it has been hit before.
No matter how many updates are rolled out and changes are made by Google, this will always be the only constant. Content includes the text, images, videos, infographics, diagrams, banners, advertisements, and just about every audio-visual element that your website contains. Every piece of content should make sense, and anything that is not needed should not be there. The content should be engaging, informative, educational, interactive, or all of these. Good quality content will earn you a better ranking and more respect in Google's (and the world's) eyes.
Content and design go hand in hand, and compliment each other all along the way. Good content without good design is incomplete and ineffective, and vice versa. The design, layout and colors of the website should be coherent and come out well. You should pay meticulous attention to the link placement throughout the website and do it in a way that it makes browsing and navigation easier and more user friendly.
Google is well-known to be preferential towards big brands, or brands that appear as big brands, and we don't blame their masterminds for this. After all, good branding develops a feeling of trust and users like to see websites they trust and are familiar with in search engine rankings. Therefore, it is very essential to make your website appear as if it belongs to a big brand. The surest way to do this is by strengthening your company's social media portfolio. This can be done by regular, engaging and interactive posting to social media platforms and social networking websites like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Google+ and YouTube.
NEVER have links on your website that don't make sense. If you are a business that deals in auto parts, your website should not have a link of a website that sells mobile phones unless, of course, the two companies belong to the same conglomerate. It is irrelevant and plain embarrassing. Since PageRank is almost dead, link relevance determines authority to quite an extent now. Having links just for the sake of external link building and mutual symbiosis will result in the website looking spammy and a part of a paid link network.
Guest blogging is a great tool to establish authority and thought leadership in your industry. But it must be executed correctly in order to be fruitful. This means that every blog should be useful to the readers and relevant to your industry niche. Also, don't flood your website with guest posts. One or two blogs a week are ideal, and would suffice to keep your website in the limelight. You should also keep the blog conversational and focused on recent developments in your industry.
Since Google has introduced Authorship, it has become a key factor in determining authority on the internet. Linking Google Authorship to your Google+ account and then regularly posting original, informative, and in-depth content allows you to genuinely portray yourself as a thought leader of your industry. It is also an informal copyright that you gain for your original content. The number of +1's on your account are basically social signals that tell Google how popular your website is. And although Google's head of search spam Matt Cutts has denied any direct correlation between +1's and your website's ranking, many webmasters and leading SEO-related websites strongly believe that there already is one or will be in near future.
Follow the above tips to stay on top of your SEO game in the face of this latest Panda 4.0 release, and every such forthcoming release. However, you should not merely take these as ways to escape penalty, but as methods that leverage your SEO efforts in the long term. An update lasts for a few days, weeks, or months. A sound SEO policy based on the foundations of long term optimization will help you for years. It will never hurt to have an SEO strategy that remains true to the basics but is also flexible to respond to changes in real time.
In the world of the internet, there is no mantra for success. Some people just bump into success, while others try all their lives with what they think are the best of ideas and do not get what they're looking for. A lot of this also depends on how they define the "success" of their digital marketing and social media presence. For some, mere engagement is a success story. For the others, it is a complete waste off time and money if their social platforms do not fetch them direct leads, conversions, or even revenue!
Having said that, there do exist some tried and tested ways which, if followed religiously, are sure to pay dividends and make your business the social media star. This applies to all the digital platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+, YouTube, Pinterest, and all the other websites which has a good presence of your target group.
Think different. Thinking on the same lines as a million other companies is not going to help your cause one bit. You have to strive, at all times, to be different and not have a "me too" presence everywhere. You have to think of something that immediately attract people and drive participation and engagement. Remember what Mr. Shiv Khera quoted: "Winners don't do different things, they do thing differently."
Once you have your mind clear and filled with fresh ideas, you are ready to move to the next step. Create a goal first. Create a plan after that. Creating a goal will help you work actively towards it, and keep you on track.
As with almost everything that's fruitful, social media marketing needs investment. That includes investment of time and effort. Allocate a budget for everything. Allocate personnel for it. Then hire a good digital media agency that understands your needs well. Remember, you should not think of the money spent on social activities as money dumped in the bin. It is an investment for the present and future of the company that will pay for itself many times over in terms of engagement, goodwill, and sales. You also need to centralize all your marketing strategies. The thin line between digital marketing and conventional marketing is fast blurring, and is expected to disappear very soon. You need to consolidate both the efforts and make the two marketing strategies go hand in hand, and aid each other, rather than competing against one another and resulting in cannibalism.
Social media acts differently. Here, you need to give more than you take. You need to build relationships, build a reputation and then maintain it constantly in order to increase engagement. Your customers are not fools, they're your most valuable assets. They understand each and every move of yours, and they'll only buy from you again and again or maintain their loyalty on social media pages when they discover integrity in your brand. If you're creating a social presence to just "sell" there as well and create another sales channels, don't. You'll do your brand more harm then good. Social media is all about sharing, not selling.
You need to constantly monitor your progress in order to know where you're going. This goes a long way in determining whether you're on the right path or not. Your strategies should be very dynamic and flexible. There is no room for idealism on the internet, and you must be ready to change the strategy whenever it's not working. Based on the monitoring, find out what's working and what's not.
Measure the return on investment (ROI) from time to time and, as mentioned earlier, stay flexible. You may have to change the plan when the current one is not working. Whenever you sense that a process is fruitful, repeat it again and again. It's all bout perseverance.
Above all, be patient. Good things take time. Even in this fast and connected world, success takes time to be achieved. Remember the golden words of the great Warren Buffett himself, "No matter how great the talent or efforts, some things just take time. You can't produce a baby in one month by getting nine women pregnant." Keep working and always have faith in your strategy, your team, your investment. One day, for sure, it will pay its dividends.
Fed up of constant late replies to your emails by a subordinate, at office?
Voila! Google Chrome now allows you to track when and where your email was opened and read by the recipient. San Francisco based start up, Streak, has developed the free browser extension to be used with a Gmail account. It notifies the senders when their emails were read and the location as well, by putting the email on a map. By putting the email on a map, Streak not only tells the location of the email, but also provides real-time location updates about the recipients.
The initial hype around the app has also been met with cautious criticism, in light of the recent NSA Leaks, although Streak rebuffs the fears by claiming that it helps tracking important emails, sent at crucial hours. True to its sneaky attribute, one sees an eye icon on the email, which turns green the moment the email is opened. The recipient of the email will not be notified that the email was being tracked and doesn't need to have Streak installed either, for the sender to track the email. However, the debate is on whether the extension intrudes into the private space of users, who are uninformed about the extension or shall it be restricted for corporate use only. However, Streak has primarily been designed for Online Reputation Management and comprises tools for scheduling mails, sales, recruitment etc. in addition to Google Apps for enterprises. Whether it finds favor with the severely guarded corporate world, is what we are waiting to know.
Facebook's $19 billion deal last week, made it to the headlines of almost every leading daily across the globe. The news took the world by surprise but apparently, negotiations had been on for over two years, between the social media giant and the smartphone messaging major.
But here's the befuddling question for most, "why is a free messaging app worth $19 billion?" Zuckerberg's reply was simple. Whatsapp is a rare mass market service with over a billion users, making it "very valuable" and that the acquisition is in line with his vision to make the world more open and connected. When Facebook came out with its Initial Public Offering in May 2012, it had a strong mobile user base but no mobile advertising revenues, due to its failure to monetise those resources. The acquisition of Whatsapp is a step towards repairing that strategy, with Facebook already having a cushion of 1.2 billion users. Another lure for Facebook to shell out $19 billion was to tap into your smartphone address books. The data is immense and whatsapp's 450 million users proved that in age of technologival advancements, private, one on one communication is not yet passe and here to stay. Facebook itself tried to invent and re-invent its own messaging applications, but was not successful in catching the customers' eye like few of the other start ups. This stunning acquisition takes care of it quite smartly.
Whatsapp's monetisation potential is probably what Zuckerberg was after, given its half a billion and growing users. With this single masterstroke, Facebook has managed to grab 18.4 percent of the mobile publicity market. Of the billion Facebook users, 75% access the social media site from their smartphones. With those staggering statistics, $19 billion does seem to be a resonable number, though the results will tell the final story. As things stand today, the colossal amount of the acquisition reaffirms the impact of private messaging. For parting thoughts, where does this leave the 'good old SMS'?


text: Written with humor and creativity, Gilmore's story dramatizes the tenderness of a parent/child relationship. "Later! It's always later," huffs Emily when her dad puts off making a snowman with her. She stomps outside and slams the door, hiding her hurt feelings in anger. She decides to make something big and hungry and maybe even a little mean. Her first dinosaur, dubbed Grizzle, is a Dilophosaurus, who is rather pleasant and sports spring-green scales. But when Grizzle eats a huge stack of snow pizzas, she grows larger and her teeth get snappish. And she wants more! As Emily feeds her creation's voracious appetite, Grizzle continues to grow and change colors, until she's a frightening Tyrannosaurus rex. When Dad finally comes outside, Emily's love outweighs her anger. Watts's artwork illuminates an already luminous story. Each spread is painted in bright, gleaming colors, featuring rosy-cheeked Emily and her fantastical dinosaurs with a backdrop of glistening white snow. Moving with the ebb and flow of her anger, Emily's imagination soars, revealing the vulnerability of love and offering a make-believe depiction of the real emotional life of children. (Picture book. 4-8)


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As Rolls-Royce prepares for the next chapter in its fabled history, the last seventh-generation Phantom sedan has been delivered to a private collector.
While the Phantom name dates back to 1925, this generation – unveiled on 3 January 2003 – was created from scratch in just five years by a team of engineers and designers working in secret from a disused bank building in central London and heralded the British marque's return to glory under the ownership of BMW.
"As Phantom VII gracefully leaves the stage, having defined the first chapter in the renaissance of Rolls-Royce, we look forward to building on its remarkable success with the imminent arrival of its successor," revealed Torsten Mueller-Otvos, Rolls-Royce CEO.
"A bold, new statement built on an all-new architecture promises to light the future of the world's most celebrated name in luxury."
The final example of the Rolls-Royce Phantom VII has a maritime theme reflecting a 1930 ocean liner.
Exterior paintwork is in Blue Velvet complete with a twin coachline and ocean liner motifs on the shoulder.
Some of the interior detail includes Powder Blue leather with tone-on-tone embroidery, lambswool carpets with a hand-cut wake effect, and front and rear clocks in the style of radio clocks from time-honoured luxury liners with 24 time zone bezels which can be rotated to suit varying international time zones.
The all-new Rolls-Royce Phantom VIII, debuting a new aluminium chassis architecture, and the brand's first SUV being developed under the Project Cullinan working title, will debut later this year.
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Young, Stark. So Red the Rose. New York: Scribner's, 1934. In print: J.S. Sanders, 2002.
In 1860, the comfortable planter society of Natchez, Mississippi is riding for a fall. A large cast of characters, including the McGehees, Bedfords, and other key Natchez families, is swept into the Civil War and some of them survive it.
Gone with the Wind was often compared to this novel in the 1930s, and has largely displaced it as the archetypal plantation novel of the Civil War, but for a few years So Red the Rose was pre-eminent as a picture of the vanished life of the South. Like Gone with the Wind it stresses the frontier culture of the plantations, rather than any effete grandeur. So Red the Rose, however, is more sociological and less melodramatic, more concerned with painting a vast picture of a culture at war. Young's novel lacks central dramatic heroes and heroines, a factor that has perhaps contributed to its eclipse.


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Hurricane ..!! 'I am 25' she realized, while she was in midst of her fairy tale dreams.
With this appal she woke up in fright,the sun beamed upon her face, her gaze was locked onto the cloudless sky, her heartbeats ran at the speed of a shooting star and her body was damp.Moving out of her fantasized world was the last thing she thought she could achieve.
She relaxed for a while , and just when her heartbeats sank a little, she exclaimed :
"I can still be in my fancy world..There's no one to stop me yet..I am 25 but that does not stop me from dreaming of a world which belongs to ME..!!"
Right from her childhood she had always heard about A Perfect Life, Future Castle, Sand dunes, Prince Charming and so on. All this beautiful tales made her feel that she could possibly build a castle of her dreams.
She always saw people giving gloomy opinions about "Fairy tale world and blooming Fantasies". Everyone around, poked her for accepting the fact that "Fairy tale is a MYTH, and she should better stop dreaming about it." But for her it wasn't so.
For her it wasn't a fabricated fable, but it was more of reality. Although she thought of things which were way out of her world, but it was all about how dreams and imaginations could be turned into truth. She was emotional about her fancy imaginations but she was strong.She knew practical world might be different from virtual but she was ready to accept it.
A girl with fierce, a girl with sensitive mind and a girl with polite heart.She was a perfect combination of everything that could be asked for. She always had a belief:
"Fairy tale or the Imaginations or the Fantasies:"
Gives us a lens to see the world in a startling new way. Help us to see our lives not only as they are, but as they could be (or perhaps should be). It touches us in their most signature way by how we experience their endings : that are sudden, shocking, joyful, sad, adventurous that washes over us in the miraculous grace which is
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By TLex INTRODUCING the latest iteration of the Vintage VDB II series, The Bomb. That's 'the bomb', plain and simple, nothing crass like 'da bomb'! Apt as that might be. Maverick artisan-watchmaker, Stephan Obst, continues to astound us with his handmade creations. The Bomb is no exception!
The 46mm Military Khaki bezel'd and dusky-black vintage PVD finished watch houses a 17 jewel vintage LeCoultre caliber. Inspiration for the case came from the legendary Rolex DEEPSEA Special prototype. For further details follow the VDB icon at the bottom of the post . . .


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