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Slowly becoming aware of emerging cyber threats, organizations worldwide will spend $96.3 billion on security in 2018, an increase of 8 per cent from 2017. It is also predicted that by 2019, total enterprise spending on security outsourcing services will be 75 per cent of the spending on security software and hardware products, up from 63 per cent in 2016 (Source: Gartner).
With the dawn of digitization and growing exposure to the risk of cyber-attacks, Government is now directing their focus more on cybersecurity, releasing cybersecurity frameworks and mandating country-specific regulatory policies emphasizing on the need to have efficient monitoring and detection in place.
In view of cyber resilience as the key theme, UBM India, is hosting "The Cyber Security Dialogue", scheduled to be held on 27-28 September 2018 in Mumbai. The 2-day Dialogue with reformative panel discussions, aims to create a platform for all the stakeholders to discuss the current trends and future threats, which are affecting the organizations & business effectiveness. It will engage the most promising and emerging national & global firms, from CNI's and other sectors including: Energy & Utilities, Defense & Aviation, BFSI, Hospitality, Healthcare, Manufacturing Institutions, Telecom.
Ashokkan Somuveerappan
Columbia Asia Hospital
Fazlan Abdullah
Head, Government Engagement, International & Government Engagement Division
Cybersecurity Malaysia, Malaysia
Amit Ghodekar
Vice President | Information Security
Motilal Oswal Securities Limited
Prasanna Lohar
Head Technology- Innovation & Architecture
DCB Bank
Keyur Desai
Essar Ports & Shipping
Milind Nanal
Volkswagen India Private Limited
Manish Dave
Asia Head - IT Security, Compliance & SAP Authorizations
Dhirendra Kumar
Head of Cyber Resilience, Chief Security Office
Dr. Vinay Wandrekar
Senior Information Governance Manager
Novartis Healthcare Pvt Ltd.
Dr. Pawan K Sharma
Head, IT Operations
Tata Motors
Rushikesh Chitre
Sr. Technical Support and Pre-Sales Manager
Venkatasubramanian Ramakrishnan
Head – Cybersecurity
L&T Smart World & Communication (Smart City)
Inder Davalur
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KIMS Hospitals
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YES BANK Ltd.
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Vanity Fair fashion and style director Jessica Diehl has dressed many of the biggest stars in the world, playing a critical role in creating some of the most famous images of Caitlyn Jenner, Jennifer Lawrence (and a very-well-behaved snake), Taylor Swift, and others. The secret to her success is that she knows how to dress women in the particular breed of glamour that makes them feel most like themselves.
Still, styling a woman who is as esteemed as Rihanna for her fashion prowess—and in Cuba, mere weeks after the U.S. lifted travel restrictions to the island, no less—is no small task. Diehl spoke to VF.com about how she made Rihanna "Rihanna" for her first Vanity Fair cover shoot, plus tells us the secret to styling a nude.
VF.com: What was the process for pulling together the cover spread? Did you decide to shoot Rihanna, then decide on Cuba?
Jessica Diehl: It all sort of happened at the same time. . . . The minute it was decided that Rihanna would be on our cover, travel restrictions were lifted, so we went straight away. It was sort of a no-brainer.
What is the process like styling a shoot for someone who's so renowned for their sense of style? Is it intimidating, or is it empowering, in a way?
I think whenever you style someone who is known for their style, or their style risks, it's not so much that it's intimidating—it's more that you want to take that into account. Let's put it this way: if we're doing a fashion shoot with Rihanna, I probably would have picked different clothes. But it being a Vanity Fair shoot, it becomes very much about making Rihanna "Rihanna" in a way that doesn't feel pinpoint-able or date-able. So that you don't look at it and go, Oh, I remember that season, or that trend. It's much more about Rihanna. The clothes are kind of the supporting actors to the star.
What was the process, then, of creating "Rihanna"?
It's a combination: you have Rihanna, then you have Cuba, then you have [photographer] Annie [Leibovitz] who loves Cuba, and has photographed lots of things there. It's taking into account the coloring, and the mood, and the sort of patina of the places and houses and music venues and things like that. It became about what would be, in our imaginary world, believable, because it didn't feel completely right to go 4,000 percent over the top—we wanted to be part of Cuba, we didn't want to be outside of Cuba. The clothes . . . felt like something Rihanna would take off the rack herself, like something we could send her out into the street with. If she had been in any way constrained or posing or feeling artificial, none of what we did would have worked, really.
And how collaborative was the effort to find that clothing?
There were conversations with her team about what the feeling and the mood were going to be. And it's always so very difficult to talk about clothes over the phone; it's difficult even sometimes to share pictures of clothes, because you don't know how to judge them because they're on a model, and you don't know the fabrication and so on and so forth. We had a lot of conversations about where Rihanna is—or was, at that moment. But it's very difficult to put into words the creative conversation, because I think if anyone actually listened to it they would all think we're crazy. So we had several creative conversations about color and feeling and the idea of it somehow seeming effortless. It's clearly not a fashion show; it's simply Rihanna in Cuba.
How did you develop the mix of designers, which includes Ralph Lauren, Dior, and Valentino, but also, for example, the lesser-known designer Carine Gilson?
Carine Gilson is probably one of the most talented lingerie designers—she's Belgian—who uses incredible, incredible Belgian lace and silks, and her colors are amazing. Because Cuba was about color, the red that she had, bizarrely, was the exact red of this kind of bar in some hidden corner in Havana. There was really no other way than to shoot it. And Rihanna is not someone who's a slave to designer brands. She'll go and put on whatever she likes. Whether that's Dior or a smaller brand, she knows good fashion, and takes risks and tries out different designers and has fun with it.
Did you see the Dior trench and panties look and look on the runway and think: Rihanna? Or was it only when you were pulling things for the shoot that it came to you?
It was really putting together the shoot. But that picture, specifically, is very much her mega-star status on display: she's still very irreverent, and she does things her own way. I don't think that look is necessarily what you think of when you think of Dior. And much like Rihanna herself, it's just good, so it works in all kinds of different ways. And that's kind of how she is. She can put on, I don't know, a sneaker, and make that a whole different thing somehow. I don't know how she does it.
How did you land on the leopard Manolo Blahnik mules for the nude photo?
There's something about Manolo Blahnik shoes that whatever the trend is, was, will be, they're kind of the epitome of a feminine, beautiful, and alluring kind of shoe. And there's something about leopard print, when done right, that's just very evocative of a tiny bit of danger. And it felt not as oppressive as a pump. You can believe that Rihanna would be in a mule and would plop herself down on a bed in the most alluring kind of fashion, whereas if you have a pump on, that would be kind of posed and contrived. And a Manolo is so timeless, and in those kinds of images that Annie does, you want to look at it in another 15 years, and you don't want people to think, Oh, remember when platforms were happening?
Can you tell us about "styling" a nude shoot?
It's always very funny to me when it says "styling by!" This was a vision that Annie wanted to make happen because there's a purity. And you know when it comes to styling a nude, you just have to practice restraint. That's really what it's about: restraint, and not wanting to put any kind of stamp on it. That I got to put a shoe on I'm very happy about—and that I restrained myself from junking it up with jewelry. That would have also been beautiful, but it would have been a very different picture.
The colors in the cover image have great harmony—was it a big effort to bring all of those blues together?
We'd gone so far and done a red on red, but we loved the sort of turquoise-y color of the little jumpsuit—which is actually a Valentino couture underpinning that had a very, very beautiful tulle long skirt over it. But we wanted to see some Rihanna skin and legs and tone and all that.
But it was one of those rare moments where there was no prior agenda. It was everybody looking at the locations, looking at her, looking at the light, looking at the people, and thinking, This could work. And it had to be something that she felt comfortable in: what you don't see in the cover is that there are hundreds of people around. Hundreds. . . . It was quite intimidating and shocking, the amount of fan crowds she draws. She needed to be in something that she could be 360 degrees of Rihanna, from all angles, because everybody had a smart phone. Then we just found a place where that worked, but it certainly wasn't something that was conceived around the outfit.


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Not MORE crime; it's LESS!
[I'm tired of hearing "there's more crime than ever," "look at all the crime in our streets" and "crime is totally out of control"]
These are usually lazy-thinking responses to our society's other pressing problems, like over population, a desperate attempt to make sense of a troubled world and/or an easy way to blame everything we don't understand on something else.
Now, it would be great if we could blame "everything" that's wrong with America on the criminaljust lock them all up and everything would be "rosy" again. We could quit brainstorming why things are so bad and get back to our TV, movies and sports. But that type of thinking just won't fly.
If you do a little research, you'll find that not only is the crime rate NOT causing our news-headlined woos, but that the U.S. violent crime rate has been declining for the last 14 years. "Statistics of the past decade show that crime rates in Germany, the UK and the U.S. have declined. Yet amazingly, the citizens of all three countries believe that crime is up for the period.
Elliott Wave International adds, "In the U.S., crime has been falling 'fairly consistently' since 1991 as well, but the public's perception seems to be the opposite, 'as evidenced by the multiplication of gated communities across the nation and the booming business done by home security industry' (DW)."
Why do people think there's more crime? Well, just think about our increased media coverage in the last 30 years. Newspapers, TV, radio and Web sites blast out crime stories in bundles, in minutes of the actual event, all day and night long. You hear and see crime stories on the air and on the front pages that you would have never even had access to years ago, let alone thrown in you face. Crime stories are still good business for the media and you're paying the bills.
Still not convinced? Here are the facts!
Bureau of Justice Statistics Press Releases
Family Violence Statistics, 06/12/05: "Rate of family violence dropped by more than one-half from 1993 to 2002"
Crime and the Nation's Households, 2003, 10/27/04: "Crime victimization in U.S. households remains at lowest levels15 percent affected in 2003 compared to 25 percent in 1994"
Criminal Victimization, 2003, 09/12/04: "Violent and property crime remain at lowest rates in 30 years"
Hispanic Victims of Violent Crime, 1993-2000/Vïctimas Hispanas de Crímenes Violentos, 1993-2000, 03/13/02: "Rate of violent crime victimization among Hispanics drops more than 50 percent in the last seven years."
"Serious violent crime levels declined since 1993 as measured by the National Crime Victimization Survey," also says The White House.
I found even more revealing U.S. government stats that show "violent crime rates" to be the lowest since 1971, since 1984 and in California they're the lowest since 1963...
United States Crime Index Rates Per 100,000 Inhabitants
Year | Population | IndexCalifornia Crime Index Rates Per 100,000 Inhabitants
1971 206,212,000 4,164.7
2000 281,421,906 4,124.0
Year | Population | IndexIn the year 2000 California had an estimated population of 33,871,648 which ranked the state 1st in population. For that year the State of California had a total Crime Index of 3,739.7 reported incidents per 100,000 people.
1963 17,590,000 3,787.0
2000 33,871,648 3,739.7
The Ukiah Daily Journal reported, "Statewide crime statistics recently released by Attorney General Bill Lockyer marked a 5.2 percent decline in violent crime rates for 2004, with many serious crimes categories showing descending rates for the second consecutive year.
"The overall rate for violent crimes decreased more than 5 percent from 2003 to 2004, the report shows, with the homicide rate dropping 3 percent, forcible rape down by 5.1 percent, robbery lowering 4.9 percent and aggravated assault down 5.5 percent."
What else can be said? Sure crime rates in any amount are a concern and need to be addressed, but lets not get distracted from the real problemsthe ones that are getting missed (e.g., World 'ignores' Niger food crisis), because so much space is being used for reporting on those "captivating" crime stories.
It's NOT more crime; it's LESS!
Reporting from the underground...
Stan Morris


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"But the rivalry between Kenya and Ethiopia is a beautiful thing. Without Ethiopia, no Kenya; without Kenya, no Ethiopia. We need each other," says Haile Gebrselassie.
By Mike Rowbottom (Inside the Games) |
From where he was sitting in the Salle de Mer of Monaco's Fairmont Hotel last Thursday, Haile Gebrselassie had a view clear over the Mediterranean Sea. But as his gaze fell on that mass of sun-dazzled, shifting water, his vision was of his Ethiopian homeland and what he hoped to do for those athletes following in his illustrious wake.
Since being elected as the President of the Ethiopian Athletics Federation last month, the 43-year-old double Olympic 10,000m champion and multiple world record holder has been bringing his unique experience to bear on a domestic situation which – as he readily admitted with that winning smile which launches a set of teeth simply begging to be part of a major toothpaste campaign – is far from perfect.
Problem number one – there has been too much pressure on athletes in past years to live and train in the capital of Addis Ababa in order to be considered for the national team.
Problem number two – despite the world record run which earned Almaz Ayana the Olympic 10,000m gold this summer and saw her named last Friday in Monaco as the International Association of Athletics Federations' female Athlete of the Year, Ethiopia's showing at the Rio Games was below par and, crucially, below the level of Kenya's.
Continue reading this story on Inside the Games
See also:
- Haile Gebrselassie Retires after Great Manchester Run
- In Search of the Next Haile Gebreselassie or Kenenisa Bekele
- Haile Gebrselassie Elected as President of Ethiopian Athletics Federation
- Dubai Marathon Pays Tribute to 'Great Friend' Haile Gebrselassie after Retirement
- Almaz Ayana Named IAAF Female Athlete of the Year; Usain Bolt Wins Men's Award


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Punjab University (PU) Vice Chancellor Dr Zafar has said the varsity would provide the best human resource to the country and would train its graduates to excel in their professions, as per modern demands of the market.
He was addressing a workshop on "Responsibilities of Focal Person" at Institute of Education & Research". The workshop was organised by Career Counseling & Placement Centre (CCPC).
CCPC Director Dr Abdul Qayyum, IER Director Dr Rafaqat Ali Akbar, faculty members and focal persons of various departments were present on the occasion.
Addressing the ceremony, Dr Zafar said PU students were full of talent and the university would provide them with excellent training opportunities. He said the administration was promoting positive activities on campus and would provide all resources in this regard.
Meanwhile, Dr Zafar called on the international community and Organisation of Islamic Conference (OIC) to help Rohingiyan Muslims who were being massacred in Myanmar.
Addressing the participants, he said Pakistan expressed solidarity with Rohingiyan Muslims and PU always stood against such atrocities. He said that international community must take serious note of human rights violations and provide relief to Rohingiyan Muslims. He said that Myanmar government had usurped the basic rights of Rohingiyan Muslims and all humanity must express solidarity with them
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In prayer, Retreat Teams and their supporter groups across North and South America, Canada, Europe, Asia and the Pacific commit all those whose lives have been touched by abortion and those working in the ministries of resolution and reconciliation to God's love.
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text: I just downloaded the 7 day trial of CC. I was loading an animation that gave me an error that says something about "select" wasn't an option. In either case, just after that I closed the project I was working on. And now every time I open a photo this map looking thing, which looks like when I was quick selecting a photo before, now comes up. I can't get rid of it. I restarted the program and my computer


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According to E! News, Serena Williams first week as a mother has been spectacular. Serena and her fiancé, Alexis Ohanian, announced that the tennis pro gave birth to their first baby girl last Friday.
A source claimed, "Serena is doing great, fantastic even. She and Alexis are beyond excited for the birth of their first baby. Not only is their child beautiful but it's healthy too. Serena is happy like we've never seen before."
The insider went on, "Alexis is great as well. I couldn't have picked a better man for her. Not only is he supportive, but he's so compassionate and understanding of her career as well as her needs."
"He's busy a lot, but he's there for his fiancée when she needs him."
Alexis – who is one of the co-founders of Reddit – and Serena have been engaged since December of 2016, but they've been pretty successful at keeping their relationship under wraps.
However, Serena announced that she was pregnant by mistake on Snapchat back in April, but it wasn't a big deal to the tennis pro, as most people were very supportive.
In fact, many people reached out to give the couple anything they needed.
Alexis and his soon-to-be wife have been getting help from several family members since the birth of the baby.
Our insider claimed, "only a few close friends have seen the child in person. They're managing to keep things real private, which is smart, they don't want to expose their child to any unnecessary media exposure."
As for Venus – Serena's sister – last Friday, she explained that she was incredibly excited for the birth of her sister's baby.
Venus claimed, "words can't even describe," how happy she is. Venus – as well as several of her celebrity friends – even sent her sister flowers to the hospital. However, we don't know the identity of the stars, although, some speculate it could be Beyoncé, Eva Longoria, Ciara, or Kelly Rowland, as she is good friends with all of those women.


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Applications Without Databases
Building a new web application today usually starts in the same way: set up a skeleton of an application by running your favorite framework's generator script, cloning a repository, or copying a custom built starter project. All of these options are great for getting your application up and running quickly. There are few greater joys than being able to go from an idea to a functioning local web server with your new project's name in less than thirty seconds.
But building applications this way can make us blind to important design decisions. These decisions get made regardless of whether we consider them thoroughly, as our starter scripts will do their best to pick a reasonable default. Even if this does not cause headaches today, it might cause significant problems later on.
In particular, Ruby on Rails (which is my preferred framework) and other like-minded server side frameworks usually make some strong assumptions about your back end. With Rails, we default to SQL databases.
As evidence, consider that while the 'Rails' gem has 38 million downloads on RubyGems.org, the 'pg' gem required for PostgreSQL has 10.8 million and the 'mysql2' gem for MySQL and MariaDB has 12 million. SQLite 3, which is the actual rails default for development, has 10.8 million downloads. The most popular NoSQL backend gem, Mongo, has just 4 million.
There is not a perfect correlation between downloading the Rails gem, downloading a database driver, and creating an application. I suspect that of production rails applications, very few are running on SQLite, and a relatively higher proportion on Mongo and PostgreSQL than the download numbers would suggest. That said, I believe it is clear from the data that for most developers, 'Rails' implies 'SQL' - probably without careful thought.
Is every application best off with an SQL backend? Trivially no, as evidenced by the existence of Mongo. A more interesting question is, 'is every application best off with a database?'. I think the answer is still no.
There are plenty of reasons to use a standalone database server as your back end. Most developers are familiar with database systems, libraries and documentation are widely available, performance is good, and since the mid 2000s, libre and free database systems can match the performance of high priced proprietary systems like Oracle Database. In addition, for applications that scale out, using a standard database package can help isolate and conceptualize concurrency problems by moving all persistence to a single, stand-alone subsystem.
As an exploration of no-database web applications, I wrote James C Gibson as a Service without a database. The web server keeps all of the business data in memory, and serializes all updates to flat files. When the server is started, the logs are read and objects read back into memory.
All of the persistence logic is hidden behind a set of Serializer classes and data manager classes, which together hide the JSON serialization and provide a set of ActiveRecord-style finder methods. Instead of
Foo.find_by_field(), I have
There are several benefits to this setup.
First, my design is not constrained by database schema. Some of the objects I serialize have nested arrays and hashes that would be somewhat difficult to arrange in a normal ActiveRecord/SQL setup - with this design, I don't need to think about tables when I am designing business objects. I do not have any evidence to suggest that this freedom improves design, but all else equal, I believe that removing constraints from developers will probably do more good than harm.
Second, my 'business logic' objects can be tested in perfect isolation, since they do not have any outside dependencies at all - as such, I can test all of the non-persistence logic for the entire application, which is a few dozen tests, in less than 150ms. This is a speed I could only dream of on my current major rails project - the test suite for UpsideOS takes a few minutes to run. The only untested code is that dedicated to reading and writing the flat storage files, which are only a few lines, and as such easy to verify by hand.
Third, it will be very easy to move to a different storage engine if that becomes necessary. Since all of my persistence code is isolated in a few, well defined, single-job methods, switching to say ActiveRecord would be a simple matter of creating the appropriate ActiveRecord classes and then setting my own finder methods up to call the appropriate AR methods. It would be equally easy to switch to Mongo, or even a nontraditional database like ElasticSearch. Certainly, defining my own finder methods at the beginning took a little longer than using AR from the start would have, but being able to any storage back end at all with a fixed, small amount of effort is worth the initial investment.
Finally, I also avoid the operations overhead of maintaining database servers. The current JCGaaS website is a single ruby process running on a single server. Setting the server up was as simple as installing Ruby, cloning a repository, and adding the right script to the startup list - so quick and easy that I can automate it with a shell script, instead of relying on something like Puppet or Chef. Backing up the system is equally easy, as all I need to do is synchronize a single file system - currently, I have a cron job to run
rsync to another server every hour, but in theory I could even do something as easy as just mounting the right folder to DropBox.
I don't think my current JSON code will scale well to millions of requests, but by avoiding the extra overhead and pushing all HTML rendering onto the client, I have been able to achieve 1000 request per second throughput on benchmarks, which is more than enough for a minimum viable product in nearly any field. And, if the time ever comes to scale the application, it will be easy to switch out the persistence engine.
Building an application without a database was an instructive and refreshing exercise - I highly recommend it as a tinkering project for all web developers. And, consider alternate storage systems next time you find yourself running
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The U.S. Marshal's fugitive task force, with arrest warrant in hand, was looking for defendant. They were watching his motel room and saw him outside and gave chase. They lost sight of him and circled back to his hotel room and entered it on the arrest warrant, which was valid under Payton. The officers reasonably believed he got back there before them. There was sufficient exigency for a protective sweep. United States v. Ross, 2017 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 184239 (N.D. Fla. Nov. 7, 2017).
Defendant was subjected to a New York State parole search, and it was otherwise valid. After four weeks, officers got a search warrant and came back and seized a cell phone, among other things. The government relies on inevitable discovery that the phone would still be in the same place after four weeks, and the court requires a hearing for the government to establish that and for the defense to explore whether the deterrence rationale of the exclusionary rule applies. United States v. Robinson, 2017 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 182889 (E.D. N.Y. Nov. 1, 2017).*


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Allergiebeurs (Allergy Fair) Utrecht
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, I am launching a new product at the Allergiebeurs (Allergy Fair) in Utrecht.
The new product is Gluten Free Meal Plans Done for You. Take the guesswork out of what to eat so you can spend four more hours each week enjoying your family.
On a weekly basis, I provide clients with a gluten free menu, recipes and shopping lists. The shopping lists are available in Dutch or English and every item can be found at your local Albert Heijn or AH.nl. You can do the shopping yourself or I can have it all shipped direct to your door from AH.nl. There are also dairy free and soy free options.
Transform your health while saving time and money.
Get a one week free sample of the menu, recipes and shopping list by clicking here.
At the Allergiebeurs, you can also sign up for a chance to win an Instant Pot. So, if you are at the fair, please be sure to stop by and sign up.
I am also giving away free samples of some of the breakfast recipes from the Done for You Meal Plans. If you loved the sample you tried in Utrecht, here are the recipes. And, if you could not join us, at least you can try this yummy breakfast recipes at home.
Coconut Breakfast Bars (some are with cranberries and some are with chocolate nibs)
And, if you would like to try a week free of gluten free recipes like these, click here to get your free one week trial of Done for You Meal Plans.


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Thursday, 26 April 2012
There's No Place Like London
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Love the skirt! :)ReplyDelete
If you have time, I'd love to know your opinion about my fashion blog. It's all about my style and preferences! :)
Luzia M.
Oooh lovely jewellery, will have to check more of it out. I looked for this skirt when I was last in Matalan, to no avail. I shall have to look harder! Looking good xReplyDelete
Woooah look who's late... (me!)ReplyDelete
I went to sleep early for once, I'm usually nocturnal, too ^-^
This outfit is soooo my cup of tea, I love that kind of silouette with a full skirt and simple top :D
And I think the dark top and tights really make this skirt a lot less summer-y, imo you could wear it well into fall this way :)
London is my favorite place in the whole world, but somehow I never made it to Camden...
Sounds like a wonderful place though :)Replies
Glad i'm not the only one! I was awake til 6am finishing off Catching Fire as I couldn't sleep.Delete
I do, too. There's a girl on tumblr (i think her page is iloveprettydresses) and she regularly wears them and always looks amazing. I think red's a real Autumn colour so hopefully I can make it an all-year piece. I wear as much all year as I can.
Next time you go to London, spend a few hours checking it out. I really love it there!
aw i'm sorry to hear about you not feeling so well, but i do like your determined spirit in getting dressed up, and its worth the effort, its a fabulous outfit with a fine necklace - and what is with the blinking british weather (i'm from england)i swopped my whole wardrobe from winter to summer in april (we had 3 nice days and i became optimistic)i digress london is a great city which i see far too little of but it is a fantastic place xReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you. It's just another day in a long ongoing battle, and a life i've gotten used to. Dressing up really lifts my mood, so i try to get myself out of the pjs as much as possible. I hope the sunshine and heat comes back soon and to stay! But since it's England, I won't hold my breath. LOL. xDelete
Haha the title of this post is so cute! And I totally agree!!ReplyDelete
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I don't always get it right. Sometimes I buy things at the thrift and never wear them. This isn't one of those items. Actually, it's the opposite. I bought this coat at Frenchy's when I was a teenager and never wore it. I bought lots of vintage items when I was a teen. Vintage clothing interested me. It still does. That's why I brought this coat back out! Vintage Woolrich. I think I initially bought this coat so many year ago because it reminded me of the Hudson's Bay Coat.
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Chapter One
Digging the Well
In this chapter students will learn and integrate the four main strands of the Drawing from the Well program: inquiry, writing, technology and creative expression. We start with an overview of the project format and expectations, and then proceed with activities that deepen their understanding and skills. Once the class establishes the "essential question" or primary focus, this chapter recommends a series of writing and technology exercises that will support students' investigation and give plenty of practice for students to experiment with creative forms of communication.


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About Jenny
Hi I'm Jenny. I'm a 17-year-old high school student.
I'm 165cm tall.
I'm a bright and lovely girl.
My blood type is O.
I love dancing, fashion shopping, and the latest pop music.
3 Modes
★ Interaction Mode
1. Jenny will fall backward when you touch her front.
2. Jenny will fall frontward when you touch her back.
3. If you touch Jenny's lips, she'll blow you a kiss!
★ Dance Mode
To activate, press the Dance Button.Jenny will dance along with the music.
Wherever the target is, that's where Jenny will dance.
★ Non AR Mode
You can toggle between AR mode or Non AR mode.
How to use this app
1. Download the target image from the link above.
2. Print the target image and aim your iPhone camera at it.
3. Launch a target image in your browser and aim your iPhone camera at it.
Contact Us
This application is made by Zenitum Corp. using its "Markerless Tracking AR Engine" technology.
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Ice facts
What is ice?
"Ice" is a common name for crystal methamphetamine. It is more potent
Other namesAs well as "ice", crystal methamphetamine is known as crystal, meth, crystal meth, shabu, tina or glass.
What does it look like?Ice appears in a crystalline form that can range from large, clear-coloured, "sheet-like" crystals through to a crystalline powder. It can also appear in a range of colours.
How is ice used?Ice is usually smoked or injected. It is also snorted or swallowed.
Effects of ice
Effects vary from person to person, and may be immediate or long-term effects. They will depend on the size, weight and health of the person taking ice, whether they are used to taking the drug, whether other drugs are present in their body, and of course, the amount taken.
There is no safe level of drug use. Use of any drug always carries some risk—even medications can produce unwanted side effects. It is important to be careful when taking any type of drug.
Immediate effects
Depending on how ice is taken, the effects may be felt immediately (through injecting or smoking) or within 30 minutes (snorting) and approximately 20–30 minutes if swallowed. Some of the effects that may be experienced after taking ice include:
Coming down
As the effects of ice begin to wear off, a person may experience a range of effects. These effects can last several days after use and may include:
Long-term effects
The long-term health effects of ice use include:
Other effects of ice use
Taking ice with other drugs
The effects of mixing ice with other drugs, including alcohol, prescription medications and over-the-counter medicines, are often unpredictable.
Pregnancy and breastfeeding
Read about the effects of amphetamines on pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Read about the effects of amphetamines on driving.
Tolerance and dependence
There is evidence that after prolonged use ice is highly addictive. People who use ice regularly can develop dependence and tolerance to it, which means they need to take larger amounts of ice to get the same effect.
People who are psychologically dependent on ice may find they feel an urge to use it when they are in specific surroundings or socialising with friends.
Physical dependence occurs when a person's body adapts to ice and gets used to functioning with the ice present.
Getting help
In Australia, there are many different types of treatments for drug problems. Some aim to help people to stop using a drug, while others aim to reduce the risks and harm related to drug use.
Find out more about treatment.
What to do if you are concerned about someone's drug use
If you are concerned about someone's drug use, there is help available. Contact the alcohol and drug information service in your state or territory.
What to do in a crisis
Always call triple zero (000) if a drug overdose is known or suspected—and remember that paramedics are not obliged to involve the police.
If someone overdoses or has an adverse reaction while using ice, it is very important that they receive professional help as soon as possible. A quick response can save their life.
Visit the Better Health Channel to read St John Ambulance's advice on drug overdose.
Ice use in Australia
According to the National Drug Strategy Household Survey for 2010, 2.1% of Australians aged over 14 years had used amphetamines in the previous 12 months. For more statistics about the use of ice in Australia, visit our Quick statistics page.
Ice and the law
Ice is illegal in Australia.
Some states and territories have programs that refer people with a drug problem to treatment programs where they can receive help rather than going through the criminal justice system.
Please note: This information does not constitute legal advice and should not be relied upon in this way. The information is correct at the time of publication. For information specific to your situation contact a legal aid service in your state or territory.
Read more about drugs and the law.
National drug policy
Australia's national drug policy is based on harm minimisation. Strategies to minimise harm include encouraging people to avoid using a drug through to helping people to reduce the risk of harm if they do use a drug. It aims to reduce all types of drug-related harm to both the individual and the community.


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AIM Session for Entrepreneurs, Next Generation Owners & Aspiring Executives
There's an exciting learning session we'd like you to share to the other next generation business owners, entrepreneurs or aspiring executives in your organization. In today's fiercer competitive business environment, we feel you will best benefit in this 2-3 hr info session.
On limited seats, the Asian Institute of Management (AIM) will conduct free information session on Saturday, June 18 from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM at the Adelfa Room of the Cebu City Marriott Hotel.
Founded in 1968 by the Harvard Business School, as well as academics and prominent business leaders of the Philippines, AIM is the Asian pioneer in management education, which currently offers 5 degree programs:
– Full-time MBA
– Executive MBA
– Master in Development Management
And introducing 2 new degree programs:
– Master in Entrepreneurship
– Master of Science in Innovation and Business
During the event, AIM alumna and president, Dr. Jikyeong Kang, will be sharing her expertise on what you can get out of a graduate degree from AIM. To give you a bit of a background, Dr. Kang was the Director of the Doctor of Business Administration Program at Manchester Business School (MBS) from 2010 to 2014. In the Financial Times rankings, MBS achieved the number one spot for Doctoral Programs from 2011 to 2013. She has also taught around the world as a Visiting Professor, including IE in Spain; the Rotterdam School of Management in the Netherlands; CEIBS in China; and Sogang Graduate School of Business in Korea. She earned her PhD from the University of Minnesota, her master's degree from Colorado State University, and a bachelor's degree from Hanyang University, in Seoul, South Korea.
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There was plenty of rain during my absence, so my garden has grown well, especially the weeds. :-O
Here's what was in bloom on my return home:
golden glow
It really glows in the sunshine, doesn't it?
Before leaving on holiday, I finished my July HEX LABS for StitchMAP. I chose to do the spider design, using a rayon thread for the web and a silk variegated thread for the foliage.
The spider is created with hematite beads.
The August HEX LABS have been released, and I've begun working on the Gecko.
Now that I have the wall bricks done, and the body outlined, I'm ready for the fun part of filling in. I've added guide lines to help me keep my stitching just where I want it.
Hmmm, there may be beads as well as different threads added. Should my gecko have a bit of bling?
I used the excess paint from using the stamp on the gelli plate to stamp these roses onto yellow card stock. I turned the stamp 1/4 circle each time to create a varied look.
I like the results and will probably cut this up into several cards, adding some white or coloured ink to the surface to emphasize the designs.
I'm hoping August will be a wonderful month of nice weather and sunshine.
Wishing you a week of fun creativity ahead.
Thanks for visiting.
Hugs from Suz


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On August 13, 2018, Public Works crews will begin repairing a damaged stormwater pipe under 156th Ave SE approximately 1.5 miles north of the intersection of 156th Ave SE and Imhoff Road. The repairs will take approximately one day to complete depending on weather conditions. This portion of 156th Ave SE will be closed to thru traffic for stormwater pipe repair work during this time. The detour route is Cedar Lane Road. Signs will be in place to direct motorists.
Questions about the project can be directed to Hans Osgood, Stormwater Supervisor, at (405) 329-2524 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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The Molecular and Cellular Basis of Neurodegenerative Diseases
1st Edition
Underlying Mechanisms
The Molecular and Cellular Basis of Neurodegenerative Diseases: Underlying Mechanisms presents the pathology, genetics, biochemistry and cell biology of the major human neurodegenerative diseases, including Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, frontotemporal dementia, ALS, Huntington's, and prion diseases. Edited and authored by internationally recognized leaders in the field, the book's chapters explore their pathogenic commonalities and differences, also including discussions of animal models and prospects for therapeutics. Diseases are presented first, with common mechanisms later. Individual chapters discuss each major neurodegenerative disease, integrating this information to offer multiple molecular and cellular mechanisms that diseases may have in common.
This book provides readers with a timely update on this rapidly advancing area of investigation, presenting an invaluable resource for researchers in the field.
Key Features
- Covers the spectrum of neurodegenerative diseases and their complex genetic, pathological, biochemical and cellular features
- Focuses on leading hypotheses regarding the biochemical and cellular dysfunctions that cause neurodegeneration
- Details features, advantages and limitations of animal models, as well as prospects for therapeutic development
- Authored by internationally recognized leaders in the field
- Includes illustrations that help clarify and consolidate complex concepts
Graduate students in biological and biomedical sciences, neuroscientists, neurobiologists, neuropathologists, biological psychiatrists, post-doctoral fellows, researchers
Table of Contents
1. General Overview
Michael S. Wolfe
2. Prion Diseases
Robert C.C. Mercer, Alex J. McDonald, Erin Bove-Fenderson, Cheng Fang, Bei Wu and David Harris
3. Alzheimer's disease: towards a quantitative biological approach in describing its natural history and underlying mechanisms
Colin Masters
4. Neurodegeneration and the ordered assembly of Tau
Michael Goedert
5. ALS and Other TDP43 Proteinopathies
Christopher Shaw and Jorge Gomez-Deza
6. Parkinson's Disease and Other Synucleinopathies
Mark R. Cookson
7. Huntington's Disease and Other Polyglutamine Disorders
Albert R. La Spada and Audrey Dickey
8. Prion-like propagation in Neurodegenerative Diseases
Patrik Brundin, Veerle Baekelandt and Wouter Peelaerts
9. Neurodegenerative Diseases as Protein Folding Disorders
Jack Mathew Webster
10. Heat shock proteins and protein quality control in Alzheimer's disease
Fred van Leeuwen and Harm H. Kampinga
11. Neurodegenerative Diseases and Autophagy
David C. Rubinsztein
12. Neurodegenerative Diseases and Axonal Transport
Larry Goldstein and Utpal Das
13. Mitochondrial Function and Neurodegenerative Diseases
Russell Swerdlow
14. Neurodegenerative Diseases and Non-cell autonomous toxicity
Azad Bonni
15. Neurodegenerative Diseases and RNA-mediated toxicity
Tiffany Todd and Leonard Petrucelli
16. Neuroinflammation in Age-Related Neurodegenerative Diseases
Kathryn MacPherson, Maria Elizabeth de Sousa Rodrigues, Amarallys F. Cintron and Malú G. Tansey
17. Neurodegenerative Diseases and the Aging Brain
Stephen Kenneth Godin, Jinsoo Seo, and Li-Huei Tsai
- No. of pages:
- 560
- Language:
- English
- Copyright:
- © Academic Press 2018
- Published:
- 4th April 2018
- Imprint:
- Academic Press
- eBook ISBN:
- 9780128113059
- Hardcover ISBN:
- 9780128113042
About the Editor
Michael S. Wolfe
Michael S. Wolfe is the Mathias P. Mertes Professor of Medicinal Chemistry at the University of Kansas. He received his B.S. in chemistry in 1984 from the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science and Ph.D. in medicinal chemistry in 1990 from the University of Kansas. After postdoctoral stints at the University of Kansas (medicinal chemistry) and the NIH (cell biology), he joined the faculty of the University of Tennessee in Memphis in 1994. In 1999, he joined the faculty at Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School in Boston, becoming Professor of Neurology in 2008. Prof. Wolfe's work has focused on understanding the molecular basis of Alzheimer's disease and related disorders, and identifying effective approaches for pharmacological intervention. Awards for his work include the Sato Memorial International Award in bioorganic and medicinal chemistry from the Pharmaceutical Society of Japan (2003), the MetLife Award for Biomedical Research (2008), a Zenith Fellows Award from the Alzheimer's Association (2008), and the Potamkin Prize from the American Academy of Neurology (2009).
Affiliations and Expertise
Professor of Neurology, Ann Romney Center for Neurologic Diseases, Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA


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Arizona: Rosary on the Migrant Trail
Source: CPT
Christian Peacemaker Team member John Heid writes:
A traditional Catholic rosary consists of five decades, totaling fifty-nine beads, and a crucifix on a cord.
Within the past year fifty-eight bodies where recovered from the Sonoran desert in the vicinity of Ajo, Arizona, forty-two miles north of the US-Mexico border.
Humanitarian aid organizations estimate that for every body recovered, at least five are not. The remote nature of borderlands and the natural conditions accelerate decomposition. Fifty-nine bodies, fifty-eight beads.
In May, residents of Ajo initiated a monthly vigil in the town's central plaza to commemorate the lives of those who have died in and near their community. Most of the deceased are unidentified. Their names may never be known. The vigil has brought into the open a hidden wound. It allows the community to acknowledge and grieve this ongoing tragedy. As the circle of awareness widens, there is an increase in the numbers of people providing humanitarian aid, mostly by placing gallons of water on the many migrant trails around town.
Humanitarian aid workers often place rosaries at the water sites. We have heard that many people crossing feel that rosaries are a sign that the water is safe, not contaminated by anti-migrant militia groups who patrol the border. Given that devotion to the Virgin of Guadalupe is a phenomenon in Latin American culture, the rosary is seen as a sign of comfort on the trail.
Bead by bead, bottle by bottle, prayer and action co-mingle. The water provides a moment of relief. The unspoken prayer represented by the rosaries is that not only will people make the journey safely, but that one day no one will have to endure this trauma. We envision a day of safe passage for all.
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Monday, April 22, 2013
Earth Day
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Fantastic picture! Thanks for commemorating Earth Day!ReplyDelete
Happy Earth Day. We did go out to the park to smell the flowers and of course check for scent of squirrel. Have a marvelous Monday.ReplyDelete
Best wishes Molly
Happy Earth day guys. i had a good sniff over the park this morning:-)ReplyDelete
Oh don't worry I WILL!! And pick up some trash a long the way.ReplyDelete
Happy Earth Day! Bob looks good with daffodils.ReplyDelete
Hi Bob!ReplyDelete
What beautiful daffo-dillies!! Wesa miss ours...we didn't have quite as many as that there in your picture but the freeze took the few wesa had that popped up. Just happies to knows that theysa will return next year...and hopefully in more quantity, too!!
Much Luvums,
The Slimmer Puggums
George, Gracie, Toby, Lily, & Mimi
I taught my kids the importance of recycling for earth day. I feel like I did my part :)ReplyDelete
Woof! Woof! Happy Earth Day ... will look for some flowers to smell in our walk today. Lots of Golden Woofs, SugarReplyDelete
I was going to leave you a quick "Happy ED" message and then all of the sudden all of those TV commercials that refer to ED popped into my head! Oh, my! I'd better spell it out....Happy Earth Day!ReplyDelete
Oh Happy Earth Day to you also, what a wonderful pic!!ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousApril 22, 2013 at 9:06 AM
Those are so pretty! Happy Earth Day to you!ReplyDelete
Wow this is great picture of Bob with beautiful flowers! Looks like he is enjoying the smell :-) Happy Earth Day!ReplyDelete
Happy Earth Day!!! Our flowers are just now starting to peak out. It's been a late spring.ReplyDelete
We are going to look at this beautiful spring picture all day cause it is snowing here again today. Maybe soon we will have some flowers to smell.ReplyDelete
Bailey, Hazel & Greta
What a kissable face!ReplyDelete
Lynne x
Happy Earth Day!ReplyDelete
Happy Earth Day!ReplyDelete
Smelling and loving, Happy Earth day xx00xxReplyDelete
Mollie and Alfie
I love that smooshy faceReplyDelete
Stop on by for a visit
Most excellent advice.ReplyDelete
Thank you!
Tubby looks so cute today:) Happy Earth Day!ReplyDelete
Happy Earth Day! Glad you took time for the flowers :) - you're just too cute looking!!!ReplyDelete
Happy Earth Day, Bob! I'm jealous you guys have so many flowers - I think the Midwest is confused and thinks it's still winter.ReplyDelete
We are jealous of your flowers too. Ours are coming slowly buy surely.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 22, 2013 at 5:14 PM
Happy Earth Day! woo woo woo!ReplyDelete
Happy Earth Day!!! Love the profile. The flowers look really pretty.ReplyDelete
Happy Earth Day! You look great with those daffodils, Bob.ReplyDelete


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What is Social Media Marketing?
Social Media Marketing can be an effective way to draw attention to your business, and generate more leads and sales at the same time. In this article, we will discuss more Social Media Marketing, otherwise known as Social Network Advertising and SMM.
Social network advertising, likewise described as SMM is a procedure that assists to get website traffic and focus on a social networks web site. Twitter is a prominent website that permits individuals to share quick messages and updates with others. SMM methods focus primarily on developing eye-catching material that is conveniently shared by people with their social networks.
This kind of promo entails usage of websites such as YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter. These websites enable you to interact with your audience to a vibrant degree. As compared to various other kinds of advertising this is a lot more efficient and powerful.
Identifying information and blog site entrances for entry and also ballot on websites like Digg are a couple of standard types of social network advertising and marketing. Twitter, for instance, is a social website that enables individuals to share quick messages or updates with fellow individuals. Facebook, on the other hand, is a total social networking website where individuals could share pictures and updates and also do numerous other tasks.
SMM includes internet-based discussion or involved exchanges performed with a social networking system. Its target is to obtain brand-new clients and to urge already existing clients to get something. It focuses on keeping up with partnerships with clients and promoting sales on the internet.
Short-term objectives feature enticing focus online and attracting the greater quantity of website traffic to a site. SMM is not the exact same as social advertising. The previous counts entirely on the usage of social media (SM).
There are many kinds of SMM. Social networks like Facebook and LinkedIn are a married couple of social networks that are commonly being made use of by companies.
Reddit and Digg are news-sharing sites that fall under the course of material sharing and social updates web site. Material sharing and social information sites are a very important part of SMM. The exact same goes for testimonial and viewpoint websites like TripAdvisor and Yelp.
So from this point of view, SMM or Social Media Marketing is a great way to embark on a new marketing strategy. One that will not only bring you new customers but one that will most importantly strengthen the relationship you have with your existing customers.
It is a known fact that it is easier to keep a customer than it is to acquire a new one. That being said, Social Media Marketing should be undertaken only by a professional. If you know nothing how to run efficient SMM campaigns it might be worth considering to hire a professional marketing company like seo one click official website or a freelance SMM professional to handle this business for you. SMM not done right might hurt your business more than it will benefit from it. Companies that handle these campaigns can be easily found online.
The Law of Listening
Success with social media and content marketing requires more listening and less talking. Read your target audience's online content and join discussions to learn what's important to them. Only then can you create content and spark conversations that add value rather than clutter to their lives.
The Law of Focus
It's better to specialize than to be a jack-of-all-trades. A highly-focused social media and content marketing strategy intended to build a strong brand has a better chance of success than a broad strategy that attempts to be all things to all people.
The Law of Quality
Quality trumps quantity. It's better to have 1.000 online connections who read, share and talk about your content with their own audiences than 10.000 connections who disappear after connecting with you the first time.
The Law of Patience
Social media and content marketing success don't happen overnight. While its possible to catch lightning in a bottle. it's far more likely that you'll need to commit to the long haul to achieve results.
The Law of Compounding
If you publish amazing, quality content and work to build your online audience of quality followers, they'll share it with their own audiences on Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin, their own Wogs and more. This sharing and discussing of your content open new entry points for search engines like Google to find it in keyword searches. Those entry points could grow to hundreds or thousands of more potential ways for people to find you online.
The Law of Influence
Spend time finding the online influencers in your market who have quality audiences and are likely to be interested in your products, services, and business. Connect with those people and work to build relationships with them. If you get on their radar as an authoritative, interesting source of useful information. they might share your content with their own followers, which could put you and your business in front of a huge new audience.
The Law of Value
If you spend all your time on the social Web directly Promoting your products and services, people will stop listening. You must add value to the conversation. Focus less on conversions and more on creating amazing content and developing relationships with online influencers. In time, those people will become a powerful catalyst for word-of-mouth marketing for your business.
The Law of Acknowledgment
You wouldn't ignore someone who reaches out to you in person so don't ignore them online. Building relationships are one of the most important parts of social media marketing success. Always acknowledge every person who reaches out to you.
The Law of Accessibility
Don't publish your content and then disappear. Be available to your audience. That means you need to consistently publish content and participate in conversations. Followers online can be fickle and they won't hesitate to replace you if you disappear for weeks or months.
The Law of Reciprocity
You can't expect others to share your content and talk about you if you don't do the same for them. So, the time you spend on social media should be focused on sharing and talking about content published by others.


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Time for another invasion. Around -6,000 AL, a new religion was formed on the continent of Essos. In the Hills of Andalos, the Faith of the Seven developed and became the major religion. The supreme deity supposedly appeared to the Andals and guided them on a very important mission. This mission was the invasion of Westeros.
The Hills of Andalos are located just south of what is now the free city of Pentos, so when they crossed the Narrow Sea, the Andals landed on what would become the Vale of Arryn. The came with weapons of steel and armor of steel, with the seven pointed star representing the Faith of the Seven carved into their chests. They came across the Narrow Sea in waves and spread over all of Westeros. The Andals fought the children of the forest and the First Men for centuries.
Eventually, the power of the Andals became too much for the Men and children and the six southern kingdoms fell to them. The weirwoods were burned, any children of the forest that were found were killed, and the Andals established the Faith of the Seven as the new religion. The only kingdom that was able to hold off the Andals was the North. Moat Cailin was able to hold off several attacks, so the North was left alone. Later on, the new Andal kings joined forces and marched into the North, destroying House Mudd on the way. The Mudds were the last group of First Men to rule in a southern kingdom and with their destruction, the line of Kings of River and Hill was extinguished. The attacks on the North were beat back by crannogmen in the Neck and armies at Moat Cailin, so the Andals eventually relented and allowed the North to remain an independent kingdom, although Andal blood eventually made its way to the North.
Meanwhile in Essos…
About a thousand years after the Andal invasion, a little group of sheepherders from the Valyrian Peninsula made an amazing discovery. These herders travelled to a huge chain of volcanoes called the Fourteen Fires and found dragons making their lairs inside. The dragons were tamed using magic, giving the Valyrians power of the area and the ability to establish the Valyrian Freehold. It's capital was Valyria: a city where dragons flew across open skies, where huge beautiful towers could be seen at every turn, where the sharpest swords in the world were made, where large sphinxes looked down upon the city.
At the same time as the Valyrians established themselves, the Ghiscari empire unestablished itself. Five great wars happened between the Ghiscari and the freeholds during this time. The Valyrians won these wars with the help of dragons and completely destroyed the Ghiscari capita at the end of the final war. The buildings were burned, the citizens slaughtered, the fields salted and sulphured, the walls and streets burned with dragon fire. With the fall of the Ghiscari empire, the Valyrian Freehold expanded its influence over the area of Slaver's Bay.
Back to Westeros…
Two thousand years after their initial invasion, the Andals finally were able to take down the Iron Islands. The first line of kings there was established by Urron "Redhand" Greyiron. He was the first one to make the throne hereditary, as it had been decided by a kingsmoot previously. Urron Redhand's line ran uncontested until the Andal invasion, in which it finally fell. Unlike the other kingdoms, the Iron Islands assimilated with the Andals, who adopted the Old Way and the worship of the Drowned God.
The Andal invasion had many major consequences. House Mudd and House Greyiron were destroyed. The realm was split into the kingdom of the North and six southern kingdoms: the Kingdom of Vale and Sky, the Kingdom of the Rock, the Kingdom of the Reach, the Kingdom of the River, the Kingdom of the Stormlands, and the Kingdom of the Iron Islands. Dorne was left as a group of states with a lot of in-fighting. The most prominent consequence of the Andal invasion was the departure of the children of the forest. To avoid any more slaughter, the children retreated to the deep forests of the North and Beyond the Wall. This was effectively the end of any children's inhabitance of Westeros, allowing them to become a legendary tale old to children.
Even with all these troubles, the Andals did bring some good. They introduced writing, whereas the First Men kept records on rune stones. They introduced the Faith of the Seven as the major religion, other than the old gods in the North and the Drowned God in the Iron Islands. The introduced weapons of iron and steel, the use of horses in combat, and the concept of chivalry.


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Iceland continues to prepare for a possible volcanic eruption.
Bardarbunga volcano, buried under one of Europe's largest glaciers, is rumbling to life. Tuesday morning, it was hit by a 5.7-magnitude quake.
"This could be the volcano from hell," said CBS News contributor and City University of New York physics professor Michio Kaku. "To quote Yogi Berra, 'It's deja vu all over again.' Remember the paralysis from four years ago? Millions of passengers being stranded with the threat of airplanes falling from the sky?"
In 2010, a volcanic eruption in Iceland created an ash cloud nine miles high. The plume spread across Europe, grounding 100,000 flights, affecting 8 million travelers and costing airlines $1.7 billion.
Kaku says this eruption could happen within the next few days, especially considering the latest earthquake.
"We have a new threat, and just this morning, a 5.7 earthquake rumbled across the glacier, so scientists are very concerned that a volcanic eruption could soon be happening. Maybe in the next few days, they're not sure."
Because the volcano is located under a glacier, Kaku says the resulting ash would be more hazardous to air travelers.
"This is not an ordinary volcanic eruption," he said. "You have fine magmatic dust in the air. It could potentially cut through a glacier--freezing--causing a gasifie,d rocky, pebbly cloud to arise, and that gets in to an engine and chews up the gears, chews up the blades. So this ash coming out is not typical ash. That's why ice volcanoes are more dangerous than typical volcanoes."
While the aviation alert issued for the eruption was downgraded from red to orange, Kaku says the threat is still prominent.
"Over the weekend they had 3,000 small earthquakes, tremors all the time. So it went to red alert; eruption is eminent," Kaku said. "But scientists finally tracked the motion of magma. Magma is building up under the ice, but it hasn't reached the surface yet. That's why we're back down from a red to an orange. But remember, sometimes it can be a dud. Sometimes the magma never does reach the surface, but were not taking that chance this time."


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Slumdogs vs. Billionaires
By P. SAINATH
It's been the night of the long knives for India's billionaire population. Their band has just been decimated, falling by more than half from 53 to 24. The latest Croesus Count, also known as the Forbes Billionaires list, makes that much clear. We also fell by two notches to sixth rank in the list of nations with the most billionaires. India's earlier No. 4 slot being slyly usurped by the Chinese who clock in with 29. More mortifying, we are a rung below the Brits who've grabbed Perch 5, with 25.
The net asset worth of India's richest has also shrunk by over a third from the time of the last Forbes scroll. By 2007, that worth had reached $ 335 billion. That is, 53 individuals in a population of one billion held wealth equal to almost a third of their nation's GDP at the time. This year, that worth plunged to $107 billion. (A moment's respectful silence in memory of the dear, departed billions seems in order.) But there is some comfort in that our team is still worth more than twice what their Chinese rivals are. And we even now have 8 billionaires more than all the Nordic nations put together -- though they boast the highest living standards in the world.
"Four Indians were among the world's top ten richest in 2008, worth a combined $160 billion," points out Forbes. Today, alas, "that same foursome is worth just $ 54 billion." But the 29 Indian tycoons reduced to the penury of mere millionairehood should not lose heart. Forbes offers us these words of reassurance. "The winds of wealth can change quickly…They may yet again blow favorably in the direction of these tycoons." So what if the big balances fly at half mast briefly? There could be gales ahead.
Alongside this winnowing of India's plutocrats runs a slightly longer-term and truly grim saga. India has fallen to 132 in the new rankings of the UN's Human Development Index (HDI) for 179 nations. Each year since 1990, the UN Development Programme brings us this index, as a part of its Human Development Report. The HDI "looks beyond GDP to a broader definition of well-being." It seeks to capture "three dimensions of human development: a long and healthy life (measured by life expectancy at birth). Being educated (measured by adult literacy and enrolment in primary, secondary and tertiary education). And third: GDP per capita measured in U.S. dollars at Purchasing Power Parity (PPP)."
In the Index of 2007-08, India ranked a dismal 128. Now we're at 132. That is our worst-ever grade on the Index in this decade. It means, among other things, that little Bhutan, never once in the Forbes hall of fame, has trumped us in the new HDI rankings. The tiny Himalayan nation clocks in at 131. That is, a notch above its "second-fastest-growing-economy-in the-world" neighbor. Bhutan once languished amongst the bottom 15 nations of the world in the UN's HDI. It has never been amongst the world's fastest growing economies.
At rank 132, India also lags behind the Republic of the Congo, Botswana, and Bolivia (this last often called Latin America's poorest nation). The Occupied Territories of Palestine (torn by conflict for 60 years) are also ahead of us. Another neighbor -- Sri Lanka -- has been devastated by war for over two decades and has slipped a few notches. They still log in at 104 -- 28 rungs above India. Vietnam suffered casualties in millions in the war waged against it by the United States. Decades after, its agriculture is yet to recover from planned destruction, lethal bombing, and the conscious use of deadly poisons. But Vietnam clocks in at 114. And China stands at 94 despite falling several places.
The bad news about the bad news is that these figures reflect the "good news" days. They relate to the year 2006. (The SENSEX was booming. It breached the 10,000 and even 14,000-mark for the first time ever. The Indian economy also grew at 9.6 per cent in 2006-07 and 9.4 per cent in 2005-06.) Those supposedly glory days when we churned out 53 billionaires also nourished India's plummet to 132nd rank in human development. As so often in history, the rich grew fatter while the poor ate even less, in the same period. So the updated HDI numbers do not begin to capture the economic downturn. The picture will be even less pretty when those factors kick in.
They do capture, though, the revised purchasing power parity (PPP) estimates that clocked in by late 2007. These columns foretold this problem at the time. It was clear that if the Index was using the older PPP data, then "even our awful HDI performance could get worse" once those were revised. (India's GDP per capita (PPP) fell from $3,452 to $2,489 with the new data.)
We'd be even lower down than rank 132 but for our showing on the GDP-per capita front. Even now, our rank on that front is six notches higher than our HDI rank. It makes us look better than we are. For instance, in making out the current rankings, UN researchers point out that GDP per capita data for 2006 "caused India to rise one place." But "new data (for 2006) on life expectancy caused India to fall one place." India then also fell two more places as two more nations -- Montenegro and Serbia -- joined the list. Both fared better than we did. We fell a further two places "as a result of revised PPP estimates." That's how we ended up four slots below our last rank.
What does it mean to rank much better on GDP per capita than in the HDI, as we do? It means you have been less successful in converting income into human development. Our GDP per capita rank is six rungs higher than our HDI rank. Vietnam's HDI rank of 114 is 15 rungs higher than its GDP per capita rank. Unlike us, Vietnam – despite awful historic handicaps -- has converted its wealth into human development far better.
Cuba logs in at 48, thus breaking into the top 50 nations in the HDI. (While India firms up its place in the bottom 50.) That's seven places above wealthy Saudi Arabia whose per capita GDP is three times higher than Cuba's. In that ranking, Saudi Arabia is No.35, towering above Cuba's 88. But when it comes to human development, Saudi Arabia lags seven rungs below Cuba. Apart from lower income, Cuba has lived under crippling sanctions for decades. Sanctions that have imposed huge constraints and high prices on all essentials. Yet, life expectancy at birth in Cuba is now 77.9 years. That's almost the same as the United States (78) and about 14 years better than India's 64.1 years.
Meanwhile the USA has logged its worst rank ever, falling to 15 from number 12. Between 1995-2000, the USA was always in the top 5, even staying at rank 2 for a couple of years. Like with India, its decline in HDI has come in the very years seen as its best, the Golden Age of the Free Market, the Nirvana point of neo-liberalism. A year into the economic reforms, India in 1992 ranked 121 in 160 nations then covered by the Index. Today, India is at 132 amongst 179 nations. Straight comparisons across that time are hard as the Index has changed in numbers and methodology. But the trend is clearly not joyous.
The HDI figures since 2002 signal a steady decline in the nation's conversion of wealth into human development -- even as the numbers of its billionaires and millionaires doubled and trebled. Now the billionaires have shrunk in number, but not the slumdogs. There are at least 836 million Indians living on less than Rs. 20 a day, as the government's own report told us in 2007. Over 200 million of those get by on less than Rs. 12 daily. And those are pre-downturn numbers, too. Maybe we need a new Forbes 500 list -- naming the world's 500 poorest citizens. Who could beat us on that one?
P. Sainath is the rural affairs editor of The Hindu, where this piece appears, and is the author of Everybody Loves a Good Drought. He can be reached at: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Other India facts:
India has a higher rate of malnutrition among children under the age of three than any other country in the world (46% in year 2007). That compares with about 35 per cent in sub-Saharan Africa and only 8 per cent in China.---Unicef, the United Nations children's agency
Anemia levels have risen compared with those of seven years ago, with about 56 per cent of women and 79 per cent of children below the age of 3 suffering from the disorder.---Unicef, 2008
India is home to roughly one-third of all poor people in the world. It also has a higher proportion of its population living on less than $2 per day than even sub-Saharan Africa.---World Bank, 2007
The rate of decline of poverty in India was faster between 1981 and 1990 than between 1990 and 2005. This is likely to give fresh ammunition to those who maintain that economic reforms, which started in 1991, have failed to reduce poverty at a faster rate.---numbers from World Bank, 2007


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