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Leanne Serrano-Paulsen found beaten to death; young son unharmed
NOBLESVILLE, Ind. - A TV comedy writer and producer was charged Thursday with murder in the death of his wife, authorities said.
John James "J.J." Paulsen, 47, a writer and producer on "Cosby," "In Living Color" and other shows, has been held in jail since his wife's decomposing body was discovered April 18 in the couple's upscale home in Carmel, north of Indianapolis.
Leanne Serrano-Paulsen, 39, had been beaten to death and was dead for at least a week before her body was found, according to her autopsy report.
When officers entered the home, they found the couple's 16-month-old son, Christopher, alone in a crib, crying but unharmed, authorities said.
J.J. Paulsen, who was found walking along a street about three miles away, was arrested on charges of child abandonment and violation of probation, authorities said.
Paulsen pleaded guilty in January to domestic battery. Police said Serrano-Paulsen called police twice last year after she was beaten by her husband.
Jail officials did not know whether Paulsen had an attorney.
Indianapolis Monthly article on the crime: click here.
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NOBLESVILLE, Ind. - A television comedy writer and producer for shows including "Cosby" and "In Living Color" has been sentenced in Indiana to 26 years in prison in the beating death of his wife.
Forty-nine-year-old John James "J.J." Paulsen was sentenced Friday in Hamilton Superior Court on charges of voluntary manslaughter, neglect of a dependent and moving a body from the scene of death.
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Presentation of the Bold (Boldenone) prohormone
The bold prohormone was first launched by iForce Nutrition. We call it "bold, boldione or boldenone" prohormone since it has a great conversion to the Boldenone (equipoise) steroid. Short after the initial launch, iForce Nutrition decided to reformulate their product to name it 1,4 AD Bold 200 because of the 200 mg caps of product in it. Then some manufacturers like Competitive Edge Labs or Molecular Development launched their bold prohormone too.
Bold prohormones contains 1,4-androstadiene-3,17-Dione (androst-1,4-diene-3b,17b-dione) which is a good precursor to boldione / boldenone. However, Bold is known to be a very expensive prohormone because you need to run it very high to get the best gains out of it.
Additional informations on a cycle of Bold (Boldenone) prohormone
Bold is a non methylated prohormone dedicated to bulking cycles. Used in standalone or a prohormone stack, Bold will increase greatly your appetite, strength, energy and muscle mass. The boldenone prohormones produce about no side effects so it's really a good choice for beginners.
Cycles of the Boldenone prohormone can be really long since it's non methylated and gains start to appear after 3 or 4 weeks of supplementation. From my personal review and other reviews, you can expect about 10 to 15 lbs of dry muscle gains with a full cycle (8 weeks) of the bold prohormone.
Since it's non methylated, it's not the necessary to take a liver or full support supplement for a cycle of Bold. Taking one will be good for your health but it's not necessary. Regarding the post cycle therapy, you can do a PCT with a SERM or go with OTC PCT choice (only if used in standalone).
* At the end of this article, you will find a Boldione Prohormone Chart to run a proper cycle of this prohormone.
Where to buy the Bold (Boldenone) prohormone ?
Bold is no longer available on the market. We recommend you to read our article about the best prohormones of 2019.
The Bold (Boldenone) Prohormone Chart
Here is some important details about the Boldione prohormone. Have a question or need help, just leave out a comment.
Popular clones of Bold – Boldione : 1,4 AD Bold 200 by iForce Nutrition (Bold first version too), EQ-Plex by Competitive Edge Labs, EQ-Jet by Molecular Development, P-Bold by Andro Factory (Proven Products)
Nomenclature of Bold – Boldione : 1,4-androstadiene-3,17-Dione, androst-1,4-diene-3b, 17b-dione, 1,4-androstadiene-3b,17b-dione
Methylated Prohormone : No
Results / Gains of a Bold – Boldione Cycle : Increases appetite, strength, energy and muscle mass. Gains are steady and start to kick in after 4 weeks.
Side effects of a Bold – Boldione : Zero to low side effects.
Protection needed for a cycle of Bold – Boldione : Cycle support supplements is not necessary.
Post Cycle Therapy for a Bold – Boldione cycle : We recommend to do a PCT with SERM ! An OTC PCT can be enough if you do one properly and if you use your bold prohormone alone (no prohormone stack).
Dosage recommended for a first cycle of Bold – Boldione :
Week 1-4 : 600 mg daily * Week 5-6 : 800 mg daily
Dosage recommended for an advanced cycle of Bold – Boldione :
Week 1-8 : 800 mg daily (some may take more mg if they want)
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Arrastra Creek Trail
Arrastra Creek Trail
Arrastra Creek Trail is a trail quite far from Helena but there's great natural beauty awaiting you along it. In Montana you never run out of outdoors fun. In the Lewis Range you'll find lots of hiking trails where wonderful nature is waiting for you.
Alright, enough of spending all this time inside a building, time to get out, and if you happen to be in Lewis and Clark County of Montana, Arrastra Creek Trail is a great local trail for doing a bit of leg
stretching. Looking for some flowing water? Try East Fork Meadow Creek, and Blackfoot Canyon Campground is a fine local campground. You'll in fact wish for more hours in a day to enjoy all the exciting stuff in the Lewis Range. Get
your pulse rate up on the pleasant whitewater of Blackfoot River, and if you came for an overnight stay Big Nelson Campground is a great place to camp. A journey to Alpine Park rejuvenates the soul, and a tremendous site for whitewater paddling is Dearborn River. High temperatures at Arrastra Creek Trail through the warm months are in the 70's with night lows in the 40's. Throughout the wintertime highs are regularly in the 30's while Arrastra Creek Trail nighttime
low temperatures during the wintertime are in the 10's. Arrastra Creek Trail is pretty dry commonly. Of all the months in a year May is the one with the most rain; the driest month is February.
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Campgrounds Nearby
List of Nearby Campgrounds
Local weather forecast
These outdoors activities are available near Arrastra Creek Trail.
Campgrounds Near Arrastra Creek Trail:
Big Nelson Campground
, Powell County , 9 miles away
Blackfoot Canyon Campground
, Powell County , 9 miles away
Sleepy Hollow Trailer Court
, Lincoln , 11 miles away
Hooper Park Campground
, Lewis and Clark County , 11 miles away
Copper Creek Campground
, Lewis and Clark County , 12 miles away
Whitewater Near Arrastra Creek Trail:
Blackfoot River
, Missoula County , 13 miles away, Class II - 40 miles long (Highway 141 to Scotty Brown Bridge)
Dearborn River
, -blank- County , 17 miles away, Class III-V(V+) - 4 miles long (Upper)
Blackfoot River - North Fork
, Powell County , 18 miles away, Class I-III - 6 miles long (Wilderness Boundary to Blackfoot River)
Falls Creek
, Lewis & Clark County , 22 miles away, Class III-V(V+) - 2 miles long (to Dearborn)
Dearborn River
, Lewis & Clark County , 23 miles away, Class II-III - 16 miles long (Falls Creek to Highway 200 Bridge)
Hotels Near Arrastra Creek Trail:
Drummond Motel
, Drummond , 32 miles away
Travelodge Deer Lodge Montana
, Deer Lodge , 33 miles away
Lakes Near Arrastra Creek Trail
Krohn Lake
, Lewis and Clark County , 19 miles away
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Why this lizard sticks its tongue out at predators
A new study reveals how the blue-tongued skink uses its ultraviolet tongue to deter predators.
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Researchers studying the northern blue-tongued skink Tiliqua scincoides intermedia have found that its tongue is actually ultraviolet.
The main predators of this ground-dwelling Australian lizard include birds, snakes and monitor lizards, all of which are thought to have UV vision.
The researchers also established that the rear of the tongue is almost twice as luminescent as the tip and is only revealed in the final stages of an imminent attack.
"The timing of their tongue display is crucial," explains lead author Arnaud Badiane. "If performed too early, a display may break the lizard's camouflage and attract unwanted attention by predators and increase predation risk. If performed too late, it may not deter predators."
The researchers later simulated attacks using mock predators. The number of full-tongue displays and the amount of tongue revealed directly correlated with the intensity of the attack and the threat of the predator.
Such displays were also most often triggered by birds and foxes, rather than snakes and monitor lizards.
"The lizards restrict the use of full-tongue displays to the final stages of a predation sequence when they are most at risk," adds Badiane. "This type of display might be particularly effective against aerial predators, for which an interrupted attack would not be easily resumed due to loss of inertia."
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Playing in its first Parkway Conference game, the Warriors almost pulled off a huge upset before losing at West Allegheny, 30-27.
�We were ready,� Central Valley wide receiver/defensive back Robert Foster said. �We were here to get their respect and that�s what we did.�
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- John Freeman is Dean of Culture & Language Sciences and Professor of Theatre at the University of St Mark & St John in Plymouth, UK. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts; formerly Head of Theatre at Falmouth University, Reader in Theatre & Deputy Head in the School of Arts at Brunel University West London and Head of Humanities Honours at Curtin University Western Australia. Author of numerous published articles and chapters alongside his own books 'Tracing the Footprints', 'New Performance/New Writing', 'Blood, Sweat & Theory: Research in Practice through Performance', 'The Greatest Shows on Earth: World Theatre from Peter Brook to the Sydney Olympics' and 'Remaking Memory: Autoethnography, Memoir & the Ethics of Self'. A revised edition of 'New Performance/New Writing' is scheduled for early 2016 publication.
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Most modern smartphones come with powerful camera features that most of us haven't given a second thought about. Chances are we probably just fire up the default camera apps on our phones for quick snapshots that we don't want to miss.
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Minimalists can also get pro-level features without sacrifices, thanks to Manual.
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Somewhere deep inside, you probably already knew insects could save the world. What you probably didn't know was how. By eating insects, we can reduce hunger, improve nutrition, conserve resources, and protect the environment. So, why aren't more people eating insects already? It … [Read more...]
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The Hive and the Super-Organism – Thinking Beyond a Single Bee
"Watch me kill this yellowjacket," said Noah as he heard the sound of a wasp's exoskeleton crunch beneath his foot. Proud of his accomplishment, Noah scraped the bug guts from his shoe and continued on his merry way. But had Noah really killed the wasp? Or had he just cut off one … [Read more...]
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LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--A.M. Best has affirmed the Financial Strength Rating of A- (Excellent) and the Long-Term Issuer Credit Rating of "a-" of Enel Insurance N.V. (EINV) (Netherlands), a captive of Enel S.p.A. (Enel), a multinational electric utility company based in Italy. The outlook of these Credit Ratings (ratings) remains stable.
The ratings reflect EINV's balance sheet strength, which A.M. Best categorises as very strong, as well as its adequate operating performance, neutral business profile and appropriate enterprise risk management (ERM).
EINV's balance sheet strength assessment is underpinned by the strongest level of risk-adjusted capitalisation, as measured by Best's Capital Adequacy Ratio (BCAR). The captive maintains good liquidity, with investments composed almost entirely of fixed-income securities and cash funds. An offsetting rating factor is EINV's high reliance on reinsurance, although the risks associated with this dependence are partially mitigated by the captive's use of reinsurers of excellent credit quality. In 2017, the captive generated an underwriting loss of approximately EUR 10 million, primarily driven by reserve strengthening on its property book. However, EINV's underwriting performance over the past five years (2013-2017) compares positively with its targeted through-the-cycle combined ratio, and A.M. Best expects the captive to achieve near break-even underwriting results and a low-single digit return on equity in future years.
As a single-parent captive, EINV is well-integrated within the Enel group and plays a fundamental role in managing the group's risk exposures. The captive's risk management capabilities are in line with its risk profile.
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Police are concerned for the welfare of a Thatcham man who was last seen on Friday.
Steve Holland was last seen leaving the Slug and Lettuce pub in Newbury at about 11.15pm on Friday, December 8.
Mr Holland, aged 59, walked towards the wharf after leaving the pub but he has not been seen since.
Investigating officer, detective inspector Jonathan Groenen said: "I am very concerned for Steve's welfare, he has not made contact with anyone since Friday night and has not turned up for work yesterday.
"Steve is a white man, of medium build, about 5ft 8ins, with short, receding dark brown hair.
"When he was last seen he was wearing black jeans and a black jacket with a stripey jumper underneath.
"Anyone with any information regarding Steve's whereabouts is asked to contact police immediately by calling 101 and quoting reference 690 (11/12)."
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"Giving credence to the theory that our entire country is run by children, Parkinson has taken some of the brattiest members of Australia's 45th Parliament, including dibber dobber George Brandis, nap-time enthusiast Derryn Hinch and that weird kid named Cory who just wants someone to pay attention to him, and seamlessly inserted them into Arnold Schwarzenegger's criminally underrated 1990 comedy Kindergarten Cop."
(Tom Clift, 11/9/2016)
"This 1969 advertisement for the Labour Party emphasised the leadership qualities of Norman Kirk and sought to capitalise on a public mood for change as that turbulent decade drew to a close. It screened in full colour in cinemas and in black–and–white on television (colour TV wasn't introduced until 1973). Its striking split–screen imagery and pop–styled theme song were clearly aimed at younger voters, a potentially important audience in an election when the voting age was lowered from 21 to 20 (it would be reduced further, to 18, in 1974). It was not enough, however, to oust Keith Holyoake's National government, which had ruled for the previous nine years."
"Every week Tony Abbott makes another comment that reveals very concerning social views. Commentators blow them off as 'gaffes', but this isn't about gaffes. It's about values. It's about our national character if our Prime Minister labels refugees who seek our help as 'illegal', even as they exercise their legal, human right to flee danger. It's about the message we send to young gay and lesbian Australians, if our Prime Minister talks about their equality as a 'passing fashion,' and what that does to their self–esteem. It's about our values if a Prime Minister talks to 'the housewives of Australia as they're doing their ironing,' says his colleagues are 'not just a pretty face' and have 'sex appeal' and calls on his opponent to 'make an honest woman of herself'. Prime Ministers reflect our national values, and have the power to change them radically. Does what Tony Abbott says matter? Well, in 17 days he wants to be speaking for all of us. That's why GetUp members are launching this ad. Will you be part of it?"
"A 1987 video has been unearthed featuring a 25–year–old squash–playing, accountancy graduate John Key. The bright–eyed Mr Key features in an early Close–Up story called Big Dealers. The 'portrait of 80s job du jour: foreign exchange dealer', shows the now Prime Minister in 'the pit' (trading room) as a senior forex dealer. 'Forex dealing is a work hard, play hard world with an image of rich brats who wreck restaurants but always somewhere else,' says the reporter. 'I am not denying that, that has happened and I guess that will happen again in the future but I personally perform in that way,' Mr Key responded."
(Deanna Harris, 02 Sep 2010, MediaWorks TV)
"Most New Zealanders watched David Lange contest and win the 1985 Oxford Union debate, arguing the proposition that 'nuclear weapons are morally indefensible' with a mixture of pride and astonishment. After decades of knowing our place, and several years of government by homunculus, suddenly we had a Prime Minister who could stride the international stage with insouciance. And briefly, we seemed to matter.
Although New Zealand's nuclear–free policy did not become law until 1987, it was integral to early years of the fourth Labour government. The 1984 snap election that made Lange Prime Minister was called by Robert Muldoon when National MP Marilyn Waring withdrew her support for her party over the issue of nuclear ship visits. Labour won the election with a nuclear ban as a flagship policy.
The policy was popular among New Zealanders, but not without cost. Our relationship with the US deteriorated in the early weeks of 1985. On the same journey that took him to Oxford, Lange, four days before the debate, met with a US State Department official who outlined the retaliatory measures that the US would be taking against New Zealand. The ANZUS alliance of which New Zealand had been part since 1951 was effectively cancelled at that meeting."
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Official play list Ricks Radio Show #170
Bienvenido a Ricks Radio Show, donde se puede encontrar algunos de los mejores blues, el jazz y el rock'n roll clásico en España o en el mundo. Cada semana os traigo música nueva y emocionante de los años de 1940 hasta el nuevo milenio.
Welcome to Rick's Radio Show where you can find some of the finest blues, jazz and classic rock and roll in Spain or the world. Each week I bring you new and exciting music from the 1940's right through to the new millennium.
So, let me ask you; what radio show are you listening to?
That's right! Are you groovy guys and gals ready for the Rick's Radio Show?
Today's show is number 170!
Welcome to the Rick's Radio Show coming to you live from Valencia, Spain via Radio Turia. I have a great lineup of music here for you today. I have an astounding 19 great tracks of Rockabilly and classic rock for you this week. It's all set out and ready to go. So get ready to tap to the beat!
Today's show is another amazing conglomeration of great rockabilly and rock chosen for being the best of the 1950's and 60's. You are going to get some great sounds Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis, Dale Hawkins, The Yardbirds, Santana and more. This show is another one of my favorites and it is filled with many of the hits we grew up with. Some I have played before and some great new ones. Oh, yeah, Pilar, love you but there was no room to finish with The Beatles but I do have Santana. Pilar, te quiero pero al fin no puedo poner Los Beatles pero tengo Santana.
Yeah! This is a great show and you will feel the beat with the best of jazz, blues, and the rock'n roll it inspired.
There is nothing more to say except "There's a whole lot a music coming on."
So let's get started and remember;
!Més música, menys paraules, perquè la música és lo més important ¡
More music, less words because the music is more important than me
Carl Perkins – Blue Suede Shoes
Jerry Lee Lewis – Whole Lotta Shakin Going On
Dale Hawkins – Little Pig
Billy Lee Riley and His Little Green Men – Flyin Saucers Rock
Ronnie Self – Bob A Lena
Andy Star – Rockin Rollin Stone
Jimmy Wages – Miss Pearl
Gene Vincent – Be Bop A Lula
Johnny Carrol and the Hot Rocks – Hot Rock
Hank Mizell – Jungle Rock
Roy Orbison – Domino
Manfred Mann – Do Wah Diddy Diddy
Chuck Berry – No Particular Place To Go
The Angels – My Boyfriends Back
Bobby "Borris" Pickett – The Monster Mash
Paul Revere & The Raiders – Kicks
The Yardbirds – The Train Kept-a-Rollin
The Yardbirds – Here Tis
Santana – Evil Ways
Más música, menos palabras porque la música es más importante que yo. Puede obtener información sobre este programa a mi sitio Ricks Radio punto com
That's right, keep listening to Ricks Radio and bring the history of music to your ears.
Well, that's all the time I have right now and it is now time to close the show and pop this cork scene. I want to thank everyone for making this show possible and to the great artists who played the music. Remember that everything about this show including this script is up on RicksRadio.com in both English and Spanish, so get on the site. Register and comment about the shows. Let me know what you like and what you want to hear more of. I have a pretty large collection of music and you will be hearing more of it as we go along.
Another shout out to Radio Riba Roja! You can find Ricks Radio there at 105.2FM. Great choice in picking Ricks Radio to bring you the best in blues and the rock it inspired! Welcome!
Tune in next week when I bring you more great and special music. I am going to go back to more of our jazz roots, blues and root rock'n roll. Yep, that means some great songs from great artists and all of them will rock your socks off.
So remember to tune in, turn on and drop by for more great songs from histories greatest artists! Thanks again for tuning in and see you next week!
Bye all!


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The front of the bus is always a crapshoot. Might sit with someone halfways normal, might get stuck beside a crackpot who won't stop spewing. This is especially true when you're on the 8 northbound from Mill Woods. I like getting a good look at everyone, so the back seat (curbside) is my spot of choice. Today the rig is rammed and I'm forced to take a seat at the very front, just behind the driver. I almost never sit up here. I consider these seats reserved, and I'd rather stand than sit in one. Someone always needs them more than I do. A man sits across from me with his hat bowed down, like he's trying to hide his face. Dark skin with some tats on his forearms; shot of a beard. By the body language, he appears to be traveling with someone but the two exchange no words. Near Lakewood transit center he lifts his head up and I finally get a good look at him. Cataracts. Glossy eyes that slide across his sockets. Creepy, but they look kind of cool. Can't tell for sure, but I think he's casting a few glances my way. His eyes slide from side to side with a strange hypnotic motion. Can he see? He carries no cane. Perhaps the other person is his navigator.
He stays on the bus at Millgate and continues the journey north. His attention seems to shift down the bus. The squawking girls near the back. Maybe the overly-loud, tough talking b-boy by the door. Then again, it could be the quiet middle-aged man with the simple hair and Tuesday razor burn. Someone yanks the cord. A short, older woman makes her way from the back seat to the door. The guy with the slippery eyes nudges his companion. Time to go he says. Bus grinds into 76th avenue and 83rd, curbs. Glassy eyes holds the arm of his friend and they all get off. I think I hear the guy call out to the older woman. Maybe his mother. Or sister. Warm out there today. Sludge in the gutter and faint ice on the sidewalks. I'm off a minute later. Don't need the mitts, but the sun's a killer. Good thing I brought the Wayfarers.
Vignette #253
Nice piece, sir. And good to see you writing (and recording for your podcast) regularly again.
Gravel (Author)
Hey Rich,
Thanks. Things are going well these days. You know, walking, breathing. It's all good.
Bus and car on the High Level bridge, January 2007
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The city is Edmonton. It's a subject, not a passion. E-Town is almost universally derided by outsiders as an unlivable tundra wasteland populated by oil-hungry redneck conservatives who despise the arts. All of that is true. But it's not the whole story. There is beauty here. Dusty snowfalls. Brilliant summers. A stunning river valley. A diverse arts community that flourishes. It's a place that inspires a gray relationship - not all good, not all shitty. For that reason alone it is lovable, for what is life but a grayscale?


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People feel disconnected from the plight of the tiger. They are more likely to donate to human
charities which relate to victims of war, trafficking, sickness and starvation. These problems hit
home because they are relatable.
But tigers are going through the same things as people: they are hunted by tanks, they're trafficked, they're
homeless because of deforestation and they're starving because food is scarce. If you look at it this way the
problem isn't so unrelatable after all.
This idea is about mobilising people by making them realise that tigers are just like them. All via the hashtag #IamTiger


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MILDER WITH SHOWERS: A cold front to our west begins shifting east on Thursday. This finally pushes a warm front through the region during the day. Most of Thursday is dry, and even some sun breaks out after morning fog and haze. A late day shower is possible, mainly west of Harrisburg. Isolated showers are expected through the night. Foggy and hazy conditions form once again tonight. Lows are very mild, in the upper 50s to lower 60s. Showers move through along the cold front Friday morning through the early afternoon hours. A few rumbles of thunder are possible, especially east. Sunshine increases behind the front, and it turns quite breezy. Highs both days are milder, in the 70s.
WEEKEND COOLING: Saturday another weak system quickly moves through the region. It quickly brings clouds and even some afternoon showers. Breezy conditions usher in cooler air. Highs are in the 60s. Sunday brings some breaks of sunshine and even cooler temperatures. Expect readings in the middle to upper 50s. It's still a breezy day. A few isolated showers could pop up throughout the region.
NEXT WEEK: Monday is a bit milder, but still below seasonable averages for this time of year. Expect highs in the lower to middle 60s. Tuesday is a touch milder, with numbers still in the 60s. There's also the chance a shower sneaks into the forecast later during the day. Wednesday brings a chance for showers and perhaps a thunderstorm. Afternoon high temperatures are in the middle 60s.
Have a great Thursday!


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This story relates some anecdotes about Bryn's childhood and youth.
Some readers may think that this story is a little far-fetched. However, everything related by Bryn actually happened. He grew up in Cwmavon, near Port Talbot in South Wales, with a sister and two brothers. The family was poor, the early years of his childhood were difficult and the children were very much left to their own devices. Bryn's parents separated when he was young, and his father died at an early age. In the 1930s children of poor families were often poorly educated and would play outside the home for most of the day, often only making an appearance in the home for the evening meal before bed time.
This part of Bryn's story (some of it in note form) tells of the misfortunes and escapades that befell him as he was growing up in South Wales and afterwards, many of them quite hair-raising.
He also came across the Bahá'í Faith in his middle years and became a Bahá'í. His encounter with and subsequent acceptance of the Bahá'í Faith are related here.
Childhood memories from the 1930s
Milk Man Sims and horse
I was only 8 years old when I asked the milkman for a ride on his horse. The time was just before war broke out in 1939. He looked at me and said "you can't ride my horse so there." He had just delivered our milk out of one of two churns carried as a back pack on the horse. He had removed the lid and using the pint measure as a stirrer, he mixed the cream and milk together, and then ladled out the milk into a jug which my mother was holding. The reason for the horse was that we lived in a row of houses called 'Tyr-Arthyr-Row' near a village very unsuitable for motor vehicle access, Cwmavon, near Port Talbot in Wales. I asked the milkman again if I could have a ride on his horse and again he said "no" but I was stubborn and kept asking him for a ride. In the end he said "If you swear for me I will let you ride my horse". I replied that I must not swear, to which he said "no ride then". After several requests and refusals, I became frustrated and blurted out "give me a ride on your bloody horse", to which he said "there's a good boy". He stooped down, picked me up, placed me on the horse's back and let me stay on until we reached the end of the street. Then he lifted me down, saying "now off you go and don't tell your mother you had to swear for the ride".
1940-41 … More childhood memories
My attempts at smoking a cigarette and its consequences: haystacks are not for smoking. I didn't want my mother to know that I had been trying to smoke a cigarette so I said that I had dropped a match on the hay. The police then said that was an act of arson! I didn't know what arson was, but all hell and damnation were poured on my head by the police, and it scared me so much that at the first chance I ran away with a neighbour's bicycle. I didn't know where I was going. I just felt I had to get away as far as possible from impending doom.
Memories of remand homes and approved schools
I was sent to a remand home in Aberdare, the war was on and any bit of land that could be cultivated was dug over and planted with vegetables. Finding a ring in the allotment, I showed it to one of the boys who promptly said "give it to me or I will tell the staff that you were going to try and run away". He took the ring and told the staff that I intended to run away anyway. So I was marched in front of the Headmaster, and told to strip off till I was naked. He then produced a long cane and told me to put my hands above my head and jump up and down on the spot. Every time I flagged he gave me a smack across the buttocks with the cane until I just collapsed in sheer exhaustion. The staff then said "Now think twice before you think of running away" but instead of deterring me from escaping it made me even more determined to try and get away from this sadistic hell hole. I was then transferred to an approved school near Barry called Bryn-y Don where I was systematically raped by the older boys. I was one of the smallest boys there and very vulnerable. When I complained to a master of what was happening I was told I was just making it up to cause trouble.
So being in a situation where I was not believed and I was being abused, I decided there was nothing for it but to run away, where to I didn't know but anywhere was better than this, so in the middle of the night I squeezed out of the dormitory window which was three storeys up and climbed over to a drainpipe and down to the ground. I climbed over the main gates and made my way down the road to the railway track and walked along it until I came to Barry railway station, which took me several hours. The station was blacked out because of the wartime situation and I was able to get about without being detected. I walked back along the track for a while and then headed for the seashore near Sully Island where I found there was an American army camp where I was able to scrounge some food and coffee from their cook house.
I then proceeded to make myself a shelter in some thick undergrowth in the woods from some pieces of wood and canvas which kept the worst of the weather out. I found a package labelled 'Gas Cape'; on opening it I found it was a large bag made of some sort of plastic, the top half being transparent and the bottom camouflaged, and big enough to get into and offer some protection from the wind and rain. While I was trying to make myself comfortable to get some sleep, the cover was flapping and making a lot of noise! Suddenly I heard a voice saying "What the hell is it" and another said "It might be some sort of animal – shall I shoot it?", at which point I shouted out "It's only me in the bag." I quickly got out of the bag to show them that I was not some kind of animal. Two camp guards with their rifles at the ready were there to greet me. I explained that I was trying to sleep in the gas bag. They left me alone and I managed to get some sleep but when I awoke I was very soggy with condensation, not a very good shelter!
Being very near to Barry Docks the idea occurred to me to try and stow away on a boat and get out of the country somehow. There were lots of ships at anchor in the Channel, and also the docks were full of ships, some of which appeared to be carrying rather large flat-bottomed boats, which I later discovered were in fact landing barges. I managed to get into the dock and aboard one of the ships and hid in what I thought was a lifeboat. I tried to get some sleep, then I heard a voice – "Sergeant there's a kid in this barge!"
"I'll take him off the boat" said the Sergeant, who marched me off to the local police hut nearby where I was put in a cell until morning when I was given a hot cup of tea and a large slice of bread and butter.
The police wanted to know where I had been hiding all this time and I explained to them I had a small hide out in the bushes near the American camp. They took me to the camp, asked if they had seen me and one of the men in the canteen said he'd given me a hot drink and food a few days earlier. They then asked me to show them where my hide out was, so there was a policeman, two armed guards and a Lieutenant of the American army following me into the woods. I was walking quicker and quicker and got a little ahead of the others and suddenly I sprinted into the long grass and dived flat on the ground turning 90 degrees and crawled as quickly as I could into the woods. At the same time I heard the guards cocking their rifles and the American officer suddenly yelling "don't shoot." I have no idea how close I was to being shot, but I did get away.
As things were, it wasn't long before I was found and returned to the approved school and taken in front of the headmaster and given a severe dressing down. I was told to take my trousers down whereupon I was beaten on my bare buttocks with a leather strap which had been cut into 3 strips, which was extremely painful, and as a result I decided to try even more to get away. I was also beaten up several times by the older boys. On one occasion one of them tied a towel round my neck and hoisted me into the air on the towel rack. Fortunately the hook broke and apart from being a bit dizzy I was OK. If the hook had not broken it might have been a different story.
My bids for freedom. Memories of a 1000 bomber raid
On another occasion I managed to escape from Bryn-y-Don but it was a desperate affair. I had to leave my shoes behind, so in stockinged feet for a while and then in bare feet, and travelling by night, I remember hearing a huge number of aircraft flying overhead. All I could see was the blue glow from the engine exhausts. I believe it was one of the thousand bomber raids on the way out to Germany from St. Athan Airfield.
I managed to make my way to Barry Cold Nap where there was an open air swimming pool which was empty. It was being used by a barrage balloon unit manned by WAAFS from whom I managed to scrounge some food and tea. Later I noticed that a policeman had spotted me. I tried to run off but my feet were very sore and scarred through not having any shoes.
Sent to Newton-Le-Willows approved school and Escape to Birkenhead
Three days with no food, entered bakery and found a biscuit tin full of money, £600 approximately, took it, found guesthouse, arrested by police within half an hour. Still extremely tired and hungry, crooked police landed me with 22 extra criminal charges to be taken into consideration and kept £540 of the money. I was too tired to complain. I only signed the statement so that I could get some sleep. Walton gaol at the age of 15, return to Newton.
Escaped again, the injustice of court, and crookedness of police, determined to get out of country, managed to get to Birkenhead, stowed away on a banana boat, sailed around the corner into dry dock. Southampton, gained access to liner Queen Mary and hid in lifeboat, found by a crew member, sent back on pilot cutter.
Taken to Morpeth approved school north of Newcastle, learned to be a blacksmith. Put in charge of sewage plant, escaped in mid-winter of 1947, extremely cold, found car with its key in, taught myself to drive it and drove to London. Arrested in London by police.
Sentenced to Borstal institution in the Isle of Wight. Very violent inmates, threatened, retaliated, beaten up by gang, escaped with stitches in the head. Returned to Borstal, escaped again, took boat, boat sank, swam ashore, went to Cowes, took rowing boat and rowed across to mainland in fog using a compass. Caught by police.
Wandsworth prison Borstal punishment centre, six weeks punishment, three weeks on a restricted diet, bread and water morning and evening and porridge for lunch, no mattress to sleep on. An execution by hanging occurred while I was there. The atmosphere was extremely tense and when nine o'clock arrived all hell broke out in the prison, and everyone seemed to be banging their doors and crying out 'You murdering bastards' and other like expletives. When we were allowed back in our cells I got up on the chair at the window and being on the top floor I could view the area where I saw some prison officers shovelling white powder into a grave (probably quick-lime). This left a deep impression on me, and having experienced how I was treated by the police, I was left wondering if they had executed the wrong person.
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Thinking about my efforts to get out of the country somehow but I seemed to be thwarted at every attempt so I started to think along unconventional lines and the thought of flying came to mind. I asked if I could get some books on flying, as a result of which I was presented with a number of different flying magazines, such as Flight, Aeroplane, and some books. I read all I could on flying, and practised in my imagination and concentrated on the most popular light aircraft available at the time. The Auster Autocrat was the simplest that I could think of and I focused on that. After a few weeks I decided to escape and put theory into practice. I slipped out again at night and walked in the pouring rain towards Gravesend. I thumbed a lift from a van but when it got close to me I saw the word 'police' on the front of it. I had tied a handkerchief over my head to keep the rain out and I still had my Borstal uniform on, so how they didn't recognise me I don't know. They wanted to know where I was going, and where I had come from so I held my ground and didn't run, and explained to them about going to Gravesend to join my ship which was due to sail in the morning. They then asked me for identification but I explained to them that I had left my documents on board in my cabin! They then told me to climb into the back of the van which had a canvas cover which I quickly loosened in places for a quick getaway. However it was not necessary and when we arrived in Gravesend they gave me directions to get down to the docks which I proceeded to do. I spoke to some crew members of a ship and they offered to help me be a stowaway on a freighter bound for Mombasa. I reluctantly refused, thinking I would stand out like a sore thumb in a place like that so instead I made my way to Sywell airfield, Northamptonshire, and looked at the aircraft in the hangar, which was an Auster J1. I thought this was the right aircraft for me and proceeded to wheel it out. I broke the lock on the fuel pump and filled the fuel tank. Suddenly I was aware of someone approaching with a torch. I left the aircraft and lay down in the long grass nearby. The man with the torch was a night watchman on his rounds and I thought he might go to get help. It was 2 am and I had to choose either to abandon the attempt or go for it at night. The moon was about three-quarters full so there was some light to see. The way I felt at that time was that I had nothing to lose so I set about priming and hand starting the engine.
I was elated and excited as the engine burst into life. I clambered into the cockpit, strapped myself in and I knew I had to warm the engine up before trying to take off so I slowly taxied the aircraft in the limited visibility onto the field and pointed it into the wind. I then went through the pre-flight checks which I had read up about in the flying magazines – T T M F F – throttle friction wheel tight, trim neutral, mixture rich, fuel on, flaps take-off position.
My approach to taking off at night was, to say the least, one of apprehension and anxiety. I gingerly opened the throttle and the aircraft started to move and to swing a little so I began to get the feel of the controls. I countered the swing with a little bit of rudder and then opened the throttle completely. I held the stick forward, slowly brought it back as the tail came up and kept the aircraft level until all controls felt quite firm. I then eased the stick back and I sensed the aircraft leaving the ground. I could not see the horizon so when I felt the controls going quite slack I suddenly realised that the speed was too low so I eased the stick forward and felt the controls becoming firm again. So I proceeded for a while like a roller-coaster until I got the feel of the controls and my confidence began to grow. There was no instrument lighting in the cockpit so I could not see the instruments but everything felt all right. I can only guess at my direction as the moon was somewhere to the south. I flew like this for about 10 minutes then I decided it might be prudent to try and make a safe landing before visibility dropped to zero. I saw a field and came in to land. I went to approach it but I lost it, couldn't find it again and so flew a little further until I saw another field but this time I kept my eye on it and came in to land. As I got lower and lower with my peripheral vision I was suddenly aware of the hedgerows. With the throttle closed and easing the stick back the touchdown was quite gentle except for a continuous banging from the rear wheel which I could not understand. I stopped the engine and the aircraft rolled to a halt. I opened the parachute pack and wrapped the parachute around me to keep warm, because it was a cold October night, and I tried to get some sleep while waiting for the dawn.
When I woke from a rather fitful sleep and saw that it was light, I rolled up the parachute and put it in the rear of the aircraft and then started the engine again. I slowly taxied back to the end of the field and then found out what had caused the banging on the tail wheel the previous night. The field was ridged and a landing across them caused the tail wheel to strike each one. There was no damage but one of the main wheel tracks was less than three feet from a water trough. I suddenly noticed a man in long johns standing in the farmhouse nearby, probably wondering what had appeared in his field overnight. I turned the aircraft into wind and proceeded to take off again. This time I was able to see the instruments and steered a course to the south at a height of 2000 ft. I flew like this for a short while but had no idea where I was until I landed in a nearby field. I got out of the aircraft, walked over towards the hedge alongside the lorry and asked the driver where the nearest town was. He replied "London", and pointed down the road, which was the A5 Watling Street.
I took off once more and headed south at an altitude of 3000 ft. I suddenly saw an air field below with numerous aircraft around it. I didn't know it then but it was Heathrow in its infancy. I continued flying until I came to the coast and was over Beachy Head cliffs in Sussex. I then descended till I was only 30 ft above the water and reduced speed to 60 knots. Although over the sea, it was quite turbulent and I remember seeing two water spouts, something I had never seen before and it rather fascinated me.
I headed south for France, landed in a field and asked for directions from some farm workers. I couldn't speak French but I showed them a map I had in the back of a diary and they pointed to the town of Dieppe. I took off again and flew for about half an hour until I felt the need to relieve myself, so I selected a rather large field and landed with no problem. Afterwards, I turned to get back onto the plane and was somewhat surprised to see a farmer, his wife and two daughters watching me from close by. I couldn't understand them but the wife pointed to her mouth and said, "vous mangez". I understood this was an invitation to eat, and only then did I realise just how hungry and thirsty I was. They took me to the farmhouse, sat me down and gave me a hot bowl of vegetable soup and some bread. I offered them the only money I had, which was half a crown (at the time, two shillings and sixpence, now twelve and a half pence) but they refused it. I thanked them as best I could, returned to the plane and headed south once more. At 3000 feet I had a good look at the surrounding countryside to see what my options were and soon realised that I was nearly out of petrol.
I landed near Vendome and hitched a lift to Orleans. I made up a tale that I was going to find my ship which I had missed at Cherbourg and I was hoping to rejoin the ship at Marseilles on the Mediterranian coast. The driver however must have heard news on the radio about the stolen plane. He put me up for the night and in the morning the police came and arrested me. I was sent to prison for a few months in Vendome, where my days were spent in making up fishing kits for children. I was then transferred to La Santé prison in Paris.
Bryn's story continues here as he recounts his working life on leaving prison, and his encounter wtih the Bahá'í Faith.
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Recently I ran across another Day-in-the-Life of WPPI album from Graphistudio - the 2008 book. Photographers for that year were Brook and Alisha Todd, Terrell Lloyd, Garrett Nudd and Kenny Kim. I'll share more images from the other artists in a future Throwback Thursday post, but for today, it's Kenny Kim in the spotlight with "Young Guns."
There's a great line by Alfred, Lord Tennyson I've shared before,
Throwback Thursday is about memories and storytelling. It's a terrific subject for your blog and a great way to remind "Mom" of the importance of capturing memories. And, if you decide you don't want to do it for blog content then at least take a few minutes for yourself and enjoy the memories.
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Jodi Anasta, Actress/
Arriving on our nightly TV screens over ten years ago, you could say Jodi Anasta has grown up literally in front of our eyes. At just 20 she debuted on Home and Away as Martha MacKenzie (a much-loved, albeit cursed, character of the long-running soap), and in the 12 years since has evolved from young up-and-comer to media darling, mother-of-one to Aleeia (3) and, now, relishing in her latest acting role as rebellious Elly Conway in Neighbours. Rising above media storms at every step up, she's also brand ambassador for Voodoo Hosiery - and with legs for days, it's the perfect pairing. Along with her passion for acting, fashion and being a mum, she's also a bit of a beauty addict... cue our ears pricking. So, we went to visit Jodi at her Eastern Suburbs home (beautifully decked out by Pollon Flowers) to chat about her love of makeup (along with good pal Max May who worked his magic on her on the day), how beauty has changed with motherhood and the one fragrance she's vowed to be her forever scent...
"Right now, being part of Neighbours is honestly such an incredible time for me.
I love everything about this job, from the cast crew and production to my character herself. Playing Elly Conway has its constant challenges and I love the complexity of her nature/character & the story lines they give me.
Recently I asked an elderly friend how their day was and they replied 'Good day, bad day, it's all the same right?' I LOVE that outlook on life.
How we see situations and how we react to them; how we make the bad days good and how we keep a positive outlook always, no matter whether it's a good day or a bad one. Knowing your face and what parts you should emphasise. Then educating yourself on how to use the right products in the right places. It's all perspective.
Being a working mum has made my beauty routine rather fast…
…I've gone through stages in the past where I loved using every different product under the sun. But now time is such a priority, I have my key products I use religiously and they're amazing. I think as you get older you also invest in skincare and make sure you're using the right products.
The beauty advice I would give my 18-year-old self is to take the best care of your skin…
… know your skin type and have a proper daily routine. Every morning, every night no exceptions! SPF should be vital too. I use CosMedix Purity Cleansing Oil every morning & night. Followed by CosMedix HA5, then a tinted SPF 50 by Colorescience. I get all my products from Liberty Belle in Melbourne and I often pop in and get monthly treatments. My fave is the Dermasweep - it's incredible.
I'd love to say less is more but I LOVE make up.
I love trying different looks pending what I'm wearing. I also love lashes but getting them right is often an art in itself. For make up I start with a Becca Backlight Priming Filter, it's heaven. Then, I use MAC Face and Body or Armani Foundation followed by MAC concealer. I love the famous Laguna Bronzer by NARS and I live by my fave mascara in the world - Diorshow in waterproof black (it makes my lashes look almost fake). I lightly fill in my brows, too. Finally my fave lip colour is a MAC Patentpolish Lip Pencil in It's Really Me, then my Mecca Cosmetica lip gloss in a pinky colour. That's it for my daily look, but if I'm heading out I'll add a cheek or a lip colour, or occasionally a smoky eye. I'm obsessed with Nars, Mac, Armani, Charlotte Tilbury, Anastasia Beverly Hills, Hour Glass & a good old trusty paw paw.
My life fragrance is Dominique Ropion Portrait of a Lady by Frederic Malle.
I've always been a scent person - constantly changing and mixing it up however with this one I feel like I've found THE scent I'll wear forever.
I love music. Over the years it's helped me through tough times & it really inspires me.
I also love reading, I'm currently reading a book called The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck. And I need my mags, like Vogue, Harper's BAZAAR and Rush. They're all forms of creativity and escape from learning lines or life's hectic schedule. If I had it my way I'd walk for an hour a day but usually I get in 45 minutes to an hour walk a week and interval training occasionally, I also do a series of floor exercises. It's all very simple stuff.
I've recently cut back on sugar and cakes.
I've grown up eating them and I love to bake so it's been a hard transition however a healthier one. I think, for me, it's about small snacks frequently and making sure I get all the right food groups into my day. Then I also crave sugar less. I'm pretty healthy with food. I eat well, I eat a lot and I mix it up so I can indulge if I want. I'm also obsessed with Lola Berry at the moment so Aleeia and I pick a different recipe most weekends and have some fun in the kitchen.
I'm excited about being a Voodoo style muse...
...this Autumn/Winter as I've always weaved leggings into my winter wardrobe, especially now that I'm living in Melbourne. All the It girls here and overseas are doing the statement leggings so it is absolutely a trend to keep your eye on. I like to team them with shirts and skirts with boots and a favourite scarf."
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The aggressive angle of this film 'Agrasena' is top content in the film. Hethwik Krishna (Krishnamurthy original name) is making debut as a commander in a village. According to him 'Hethwik' means Lord Shiva name – it represents power. A believer in Hindu Almanac and astrology Hethwik has seen positive vibrations from Abhijit Muhurth for photo shoot on Ratha Sapthami Day last year. Again on 'Sapthami' day (5th July 2018) coming before the media is a strong co incidence he says. PRO Nagendra suddenly reacted that this 'Muhurtha' to meet the media was fixed by him. However this film is on sagging bondage in relationship. A few of the life developments of Hethwik Krishna is part of this film. He lost his father when he was at seven years. How father is important in life shaping up he learnt in later days. An LLB graduate worked as HR in one of the companies is a 'Halli Mukhanda' in this film. He is chief warrior and protector in the role.
A long time associate in the camp of A Harsha from Chingari time Murugesh is taking up first independent direction for Vaishavi Cinemas. This film has village backdrop. It is a bondage of father and son at the outset. He is taking up direction from August 15 and first schedule will be in Belagavi. He is moving to Kolar and Bengaluru in the later days.
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Villagers in Ler Mu Plaw village in Hpapun township of Kayin State protested on Monday against the ongoing road construction undertaken by the Tatmadaw (military) in their area.
The demonstration follows two months of tensions between the military and the Karen National Union (KNU), a signatory to the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement (NCA), brought about by the resumption of a road project that cuts across local lands.
Indigenous Karen people of Ler Mu Plaw and Kay Bu villages denounced the ongoing military build-up in the area that led to the displacement of villagers from their lands.
"We hold traditional Karen ceremonies to pray for peace, freedom from fear, and the right to determine our own future, as we are losing our land and rights," said Saw Lar Mu Hal of Ler Mu Plaw village.
Villagers have fled their homes amid fears the military buildup could lead to renewed fighting between government forces and the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA), the armed wing of the KNU.
According to a statement issued by the residents, over 1700 villagers, including the elderly, women and children, fled over the past two weeks and are now hiding in the forest.
"The mountainous region is cold at night and people are suffering from psychological trauma and illness, exacerbated by shortages of food and medicine," the statement said.
The military plans to build a road through the land that threatens to displace locals from their ancestral homes, according to the statement.
"I have had to flee soldiers from the military ever since I was a little child," said Naw Pwe, an elderly woman from Ler Mu Plaw.
"Now I am old. My whole life, I have faced hardship and suffering. We don't want the soldiers to come here and build this military road. We just want them to let us live in peace."
The protesters are seeking the immediate withdrawal of all military troops deployed since January 19 back to their designated bases, and cessation of all road construction between Moh Pleh Meh and Hsa Law Joh military bases.
Source: Myanmar Times