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The Broken Promises…
August 12, 2018 August 12, 2018 Shah Maitri
Meet Avni and Aarush, the lovebirds who had been together for 5 long years. Madly in love with each other, their morning would start with their video calls and nights would end up again on their video calls. Be it Instagram, whatsapp, facebook, snapchat and what not, they were always connected to each other. The weirdos were so much into each other, that they actually had made their own 7 vows (they were a kind of saat janmo ke Saathi)
The VOWS (Which were strictly followed until one fine day)
We will never abuse each other
We will never hide things
Aarush to stop his smoking
Avni to stop her over thinking and be confident of herself
No matter how hard the fight gets, never should one think of leaving each other
We will forever support each other's dream
The last being, staying loyal and committed to each other for the entire life
Their life seemed to be pretty easy and following such vows made their relationship much stronger. But a relationship is never as smooth as it appears. Before meeting Avni, Aarush had been a chain smoker and it took a lot for Avni to get him rid off his smoking habit. Whenever in stress, Avni would hold his hand and pamper him like a 2-year-old baby. She knew the right way to get him off from his addiction, was to love him as much as she could. And with passing time, with Avni's constant support Aarush was able to quit his smoking.
The hollow cracks started appearing when Aarush changed his job, the pressure of a new job dragged him into his old addiction – "The Dirty Smoke". And the worst thing Aarush chose was to hide it from Avni, but as they say, a lie finds its own way to spill out. One fine day, Avni found a box of cigarettes in his car and she chose to confront him. Aarush with shame in his eyes told her the truth. Instead of getting angry, Avni had tears in her eyes, in a flash, she could sense the old Aarush( "The Chain Smoker") taking rebirth. Aarush consoled her and once again promised her, that he would never do it again.
Avni's overthinking power had a great impact, she could somehow sense that the pond was getting dirtier. And Aarush would always cover his broken promise saying everything is fine and that he has stopped smoking(The LIE). Aarush most of the times had been under stress, maybe because he had a chirpy boss and that the new workplace was a dirty one. But Avni would always lend her ears to all the chaos going inside Aarush. Avni at times was hurt since Aarush had started confining him into his own space and not letting Avni enter into it. Despite all the odd's, she supported him until the second warning bell rang.
On one of their evening meet, Aarush pissed off of his work, started venting out all his anger on Avni and even blamed her for not allowing him to smoke. Avni was shocked to see Arush's dramatic change. The words that he babbled had thumped her heart. Avni was broken and she realized the disaster had already begun. Heartbroken Avni left the place with tears in her eyes. The very next day Aarush called her up and apologized for his bad behaviour, Avni for one last time gave him a chance and asked him to stop it right away. Ever since his second mistake, Aarush had started hiding things a lot and some of the other way Avni would always discover the truth. As they say, Universe has the power to bring out the truth. Every time when Aarush got caught, he would get angry on Avni for spying him and would block her for like days on social media. Day by day, their relationship was falling apart and Avni could no longer get her Aarush back. With every broken promise, Aarush made Avni go a step away, he never did try to get her back instead gave her the pain which she could barely hold off.
It wasn't just about the bad addiction but every time he did so, he disrespected Avni, and his rage made him do things which tore her apart. The third bell wasn't just a warning it was a "Runaway" sign for Avni. Avni caught Aarush in a lounge, getting intimate with a girl. To this, he did not seem to be sorry but instead left the place with the other girl. And this was the time, Avni had to finally get out of the shit that Aarush had brought in. Aarush had started heading on a road that seemed to be a dark one. His sky was covered with smoke and ground was covered with ashes. There was no room for Avni in his life, she was shattered and disheartened.
Aarush and Avni, once madly in love were now miles apart. The tale of their love had ended with every broken promise.
P.S: It takes a moment to bind a relationship with a promise, but it takes lifelong to adhere to it. Think wise, before committing one.
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The Coffee House..!!
March 25, 2017 May 22, 2019 Shah Maitri12 Comments
The early evening lull had come to the streets, that silence between the frenetic commuters and the vibrant party seekers. The bars and clubs were jammed with loud music and energized mob, the only visible life being the coffee-house that teemed with diners, chatting, relaxing after a busy day.
All the glossy wooden tables were lightened up with conversations, laughter and coffee mugs except the one. There was sheer silence on the table situated in one corner of the coffee-house. Meera 24-year-old innocent and charming girl, Rahul 26-year-old smart and young boy both sat across the table, this was not a regular meeting for them. There was a lot that they wanted to speak but there was hush between them which spoke a lot. While both were waiting for each other to initiate, the silence was broken by the café waiter.
After placing the order, Rahul started recalling some old coffee meets with Meera when they used to do the craziest things. The coffee-house was the place where they had confessed their love on 26th December 2014. Ever since then the journey had been wonderful for them apart from the last 6 months. Things had apparently changed between them since last 6 months when they were miles apart. Rahul had been transferred to Chennai from his job and Meera was in Mumbai. Within six months, they faced major understanding issues and they had realized that love was not enough for a lifelong relationship. All these months had been tough; trust issues had risen and had ended up into weeks of fights. The ego which never existed had grown between them. And one morning they decided to finally meet and end it for it had created a mess in their life and today was the day when they had decided to meet. Both being in the crucial age of their life, decided for being practical and not moving ahead. They knew the broken heart could not be lashed again.
When Rahul recalled each memory that they shared tear rolled down from his eye, Meera placed her hand over Rahul's hand. From the day they met, they were madly in love. There was respect, care, love, fights, friendship, understanding and everything that an ideal relation needed. They never had thought that distance would be the actual test of their relationship.
While both sipped a sip of coffee Meera uttered: "How Strange it is Rahul, even though we were madly in love and everything was just like a fairytale but still we have to depart". To this, Rahul spoke nothing but held her hand tight enough. He knew this was the last time and he just wanted time to stop for a while. They kept on recalling their memories and talked for hours and hours.
Clock ticked 11:00 pm and the waiter arrived and informed that they were about to close the coffee-house for the day. Rahul and Meera who were lost in their own world didn't even realize what the time was. Rahul paid the bill and they walked out of the Coffee house.
"That's it we have to depart" Rahul spoke in grief.
Rahul pulled Meera close to him and hugged her for the final time. "The warm and cosy hug will be missed"-Meera murmured.
And Finally, they departed with a smile on face and tear in eyes and with a hope of meeting again in the Journey of LIFE.
P.S: Love touches us in the most significant way and leaves us in the most painful way.
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Planters, Paupers, and Pioneers : English Settlers in Atlantic Canada. First Edition
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CAMPEY, Lucille H. Planters, Paupers, and Pioneers : English Settlers in Atlantic Canada . Toronto : Dundurn Press, (2010). First Printing. Pp. (10),[11]-470,(2). Tables & illustrations in the text. 8vo, art-illustrated grey cardcovers. A volume in The English in Canada series. Lucille Helen Campey (b. August 24, 1941, Ottawa). "Planters, Paupers, and Pioneers is the first-ever comprehensive and detailed study ever to be written of English immigration to Canada. The first of three books on The English in Canada, it considers the factors that brought the English to Atlantic Canada. It traces the English arrivals to their various settlements in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland, and considers their reasons foremigrating. Who were they? When did they arrive? Were they successful? Wha t was their lasting impact? Drawing on wide-ranging documentary sources, including passenger lists, newspaper shipping reports, and the wealth of material to be found in English county record offices and in Canadian national and provincial archives, the book provides extensive information about the immigrants and their settlements and details of more than seven hundred Atlantic crossings - essential reading for individuals wishing to trace English and Canadian family links or to deepen their understanding of the emigration process." - from rear cover. Contents: 1. Leaving England; 2. Laying the Foundations: Yorkshire Emigration; 3. The Loyalists Who Followed; 4. NovaScotia's English Settlers: Two Types of English; 5. Scattered Far and Wide in New Brunswick; 6. With Ships to Launch: The Prince Edward Island Englis h; 7. Newfoundland's West Country Settlers; 8. The Home Children; 9. The Sea Crossing; 10. The English in Atlantic Canada. With the following appendices (pp. 284-380): I: Yorkshire Passenger Lists, 1774-1775; II: Emigrant Ship Crossings from England to Nova Scotia; III: Emigrant Ship Crossings from England to New Brunswick; IV: Emigrant Ship Crossings from England to Prince Edward Island. With end-notes, bibliography and index. Very good. 22.00
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The YF-77 is China's first cryogenic rocket engine developed for booster applications. It burns liquid hydrogen fuel and liquid oxygen oxidizer using a gas generator cycle. A pair of these engines powers the LM-5 core stage.  Each engine can independently gimbal in two planes. Although the YF-77 is ignited prior to liftoff, the LM-5's four strap-on boosters provide most of the initial thrust in an arrangement similar to the European Vulcain on the Ariane 5 or the Japanese LE-7 on the H-II.

Development
In January 2002, the development of a new cryogenic engines was approved by the Commission for Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense. The development responsibility was assigned to the Beijing Aerospace Propulsion Institute, a division of the Academy of Aerospace Liquid Propulsion Technology. The preliminary design was accomplished by mid-2002 and the first set of components was manufactured by early 2003. The same year saw the initial component and subsystem tests, with the gas generator successfully performing its first test on July 30. By December 2003 the whole powerpack successfully passed its first integrated test, and on September 17, 2004 a successful 50-second firing of a complete prototype engine was achieved.

In May 2013 the formal qualification testing campaign began. By the end of 2013 more than 70 tests and 24,000 seconds of firing at steady state conditions had been performed by 12 engines. The concept review confirmed that the performance goal and launcher requirements were met, and the engine was ready for integration for the first launch of the Long March 5 rocket.
Engine development began in the 2000s, with testing directed by the China National Space Administration (CNSA) commencing in 2005. The engine has been successfully tested by mid-2007.

Technical description
The requirements for an inexpensive, highly reliable, disposable engine are met by using dual  (sea level) gas generator engines on a single mounting frame. Each engine has dual turbopumps with separate gas exhaust. Both turbines are fed by a single fuel rich gas generator. The combustion chambers and throat are regeneratively cooled, while the nozzle, of welded pipe construction, uses dump cooling. The turbopumps use solid propellant cartridges for start-up, while the gas generator and combustion chamber use pyrotechnic igniters. The valves and prevalves are helium-actuated ball valves. The thrust and mixture ratio are calibrated with venturis and a propellant utilization valve on ground tests. The engine also has dual heat exchanger to supply hot gaseous hydrogen and oxygen for tank pressurization.

All subsystems are attached to the combustion chamber and gimbal is achieved by rotating the whole engine on two orthogonal planes with two independent actuators. The injector plate uses coaxial injectors, some of which are extended to create baffles that prevent high frequency instabilities. The titanium fuel turbopump uses a two-stage pump with inducer and is actuated by a two-stage axial turbine. It rotates at 35,000 rpm and supplies a discharge pressure of . The oxidizer turbopump uses a single-stage centrifugal pump with a helical inducer driven by a two-stage turbine. It rotates at 18,000 rpm and supplies a discharge pressure of .

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I wanted the mind of a scholar, but it seemed that Dr. Kerry saw in me the mind of a roofer. The other students belonged in a library; I belonged in a crane.
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I doubt I managed to communicate any of this. When I finished talking, Professor Steinberg eyed me for a moment, then said, "Tell me about your education. Where did you attend school?"
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The Indian Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences is a bimonthly peer-reviewed open-access medical journal published by Medknow Publications on behalf of the Indian Pharmaceutical Association. It covers pharmaceutics, biopharmaceutics, pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacognosy, pharmacology, pharmaceutical analysis, pharmacy practice, and clinical and hospital pharmacy. Indian Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences (0250-474X), is the authority investigative distribution of the Indian Pharmaceutical Association. It began in 1939 as the Indian Journal of Pharmacy. The diary is distributed Bimonthly
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In 1949 it was chosen to distribute this diary bimonthly rather than quarterly. Not long after from January 1950 this diary began turning out as a month to month periodical. While Mr. S. P. Mukherji filled in as Assistant Editor from 1946 to 1952, in May 1950 Mr. N. S. Bhunvara joined as the second Assistant Editor. The Headquarters of the IPA were moved to Bombay with impact from first January 1953 and this aided significantly the distribution of this diary and its dissemination to individuals. Prof. Khorana surrendered as Editor of the diary with impact from 1 January 1954 and Dr. G. B. Ramasarma succeeded him as the Editor and Mr. A. I. Mehta and Dr. R. S. Baichwal joined as Assistant Editors.
In 1955 July, the diary's office together with those of the Association and the Bombay State Branch was moved from U. D. C. T., Matunga to Kalam Kutir 213-219, Frere Road, Bombay - 1. From 1959, Mr. L. S. Patel joined as the third Assistant Editor. In 1963, the Indian Journal of Pharmacy praised its Silver Jubilee. A point by point history of the Journal was distributed in the diary (IJP, 1963, 25, 8-17). The year 1969 spoke to a critical point of reference ever.
From this year it changed its character from that of "the official production" of the IPA to that of "the authority investigative distribution" of the affiliation. Production of expert and other general articles and Association News was assumed control by another month to month periodical called "Pharmatimes" with Mr. A. I. Mehta as its Editor. The IJP turned into an only exploratory diary and the recurrence of its distribution was decreased to that of a bimonthly.
Dr. R. S. Baichwal assumed control as the main Editor of this Journal. In 1979 the name of IJP was extended to the 'Indian Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences'. In 1986, Dr. C. L. Kaul joined as the Associated Editor, went ahead to wind up the Editor in 1992 and proceeded till 1996. Dr. Rao V. S. V. Vadlamudi joined the article group as the Associate Editor in 1994, turned into the Editor in 1996 and keeps on being the Editor to date. The diary switched its get-up in 2000 and got to be online in 2006 with the diary site www.ijpsonline.com. As of now it is accessible as a print adaptation with a flow of around 800 furthermore accessible on the web.
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Enjoy the tranquillity of the crystal clear cold water that flows tirelessly from the subterranean springs. Marvel at the silent grace of the magnificent specimens of Rainbow, Brown and Tiger trout, cruising the fern-fringed pools.
Interestingly, the water that comes bubbling out of the spring, might well have started as rain up to 50 years ago, falling on Mt Ngongataha. This extinct volcano has no established streams to carry its run off, so the water soaks into the ground and filters through the volcanic rock. Finally it emerges through an aquifer as the beautiful clean clear water that bubbles out of the Spring.
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Commentary Theme for 2nd Sundayof Advent: Year C.
In the first reading God's salvation is manifested through the return of the exiled Jews to their beloved Jerusalem.
In the second reading the apostle refers to the merciful intervention of God when he tells us of the 'Day of the Lord', that is, of his coming into the life of each person.
Luke in the Gospel reading explains how the promises of salvation made by the prophets become true. He tells us: "It all began when the word of God was addressed to a man named John, son of Zechariah, in the desert" and he also tells us the exact historical period when this took place.
The reading compares the city of Jerusalem to an aggrieved widow that had her children snatched from her arms by brutal violence: she is sitting down grieve-stricken, wearing her mourning clothes and refusing all comfort. What historical period is all this referring to? It is the time the Babylonians had invaded Israel, devastating it and deporting its inhabitants. Jerusalem, like a mother, had watched them as they left in chains, led by cruel soldiers; she was convinced that she was not going to see them again.
Many years passed. The period of mourning was a long one, but one day a prophet appears and addresses the aggrieved city and announces the great news: Jerusalem, your period of mourning is over! Take off your tattered clothes, put on a resplendent cloak, the Lord is about to crown you with a diadem of glory, and all creatures under the sky will see your beauty!
One of the great prophets of the exile was Jeremiah and his secretary was a man named Baruch. Together they assisted the people in re-imagining themselves as God's people. For the Jewish people who were newly returned to Israel from their exile in Babylon, things were not as rosy as they had expected them to be. Many times they were tempted to give up the task of rebuilding Jerusalem.
What price would we be willing to pay for the road back to liberation? For the Israelites in exile in Babylon, the price was tshuvah, or turning. They had to turn from their service to idols, wealth and injustice and turn again to the 'One' true God. If salvation depended on the Israelites, there would certainly be little hope of recovery, but the prophet is telling them that God will raise them up once again from their sorrowful state.
But if this miracle is to take place in our lives as well, we must let God flatten the mountains and cliffs in our lives, fill up our valleys that keep us far from him and the barriers we have built up to isolate us from our brothers and sisters. Who are the prophets among us who help us to re-imagine ourselves as the people of God and lead us in the great turning of our lives to freedom? Advent is telling us that the Lord is coming to do just such work of salvation. What should we do to welcome him?
Psalm 126. (Missal Ps. 125). R/ v.3.
The Psalm is one of the groups of psalms sung by pilgrims traveling to Jerusalem. They remember the joy of deliverance from exile. They pray for God's goodness to give them good rains and plentiful harvests.
Paul praises God for all he has accomplished at Philippi, the first Christian community in Europe. It is a generous community, he says, and has helped even financially the gospel announcers; it leads an honest and simple life and fills his apostle's heart with satisfaction and joy. Before turning to God for his needs he feels he must express his interior emotion for such an abundant grace. He declares his affection for those so dear to him "with the warm longing of Christ Jesus".
In the second part, Paul beseeches God to let the Philippians grow more and more in the love and understanding of what is really good and according to the Gospel. Shouldn't this beautiful prayer be applied also to our own community? Christ is the inspiration of all Paul's efforts and he prepares his converts for the 'Day of Christ', which has replaced the prophetic Day of the Lord (Am 5:18).
The oppressive political situation at the time had heightened the desire for a Saviour. John warns them that any serious preparation would have to entail a preparation of the heart in a radically new way. That change of heart is symbolized by accepting to be baptized in order to have sins forgiven.
By locating John's call to begin his ministry so precisely in the events of the secular and religious history of his time, Luke shows that something definite is taking place. God is intervening in history in a unique way and the people have to be prepared to welcome the long-awaited Messiah. The appearance of John the Baptist on the scene means that the end of the period of expectancy is almost over and the time of the Messiah is about to begin. John the Baptist is the link between the 'Old and the New Testaments'. John helps the people to be ready to receive the Messiah by inviting them to be baptized in the river Jordan.
It was across this river that they originally entered into the 'Promised Land'; it is now a place to enter into the 'Era of the Messiah'. John administered the baptism to those who accepted their own sins and their need of God and wanted to be forgiven. Baptism is still the first of the three sacraments of 'Initiation' into the family of God, followed by Confirmation and the Eucharist. Our Baptism is then an external expression of 'dying to the old self of sin' and the determination to 'rise and live a new risen life with Jesus' who is victorious over sin and death (Rom 6).
Luke sums up John's message by quoting the cry of a nameless prophet in the Book of Isaiah: "The voice of one crying out in the wilderness, 'prepare the way for the Lord, make his paths straight…. all flesh shall see the salvation of God.'". The wilderness theme has a rich history in the Scriptures. The wilderness was a place of purification and waiting. Advent could be a journey to the wilderness for us too. A reflective season during which we are challenged to face up to the evil in ourselves, to repent, and to wait for God to touch us with his love and graces. Advent is our period of 'Purification and Waiting' for the coming of our Saviour.
Advent is also to help us prepare ourselves to celebrate the birth of Jesus in a meaningful way. The commercial world proposes Christmas preparation in terms of material gifts. But without the preparation at the deeper level of the heart and the desire to be reconciled to God and to each other, Christmas will remain just another occasion to have good parties and fun for all who can afford it and then to continue living as before.
Advent might be a good occasion to celebrate God's love and forgiveness in the Sacrament of Reconciliation. We are never alone when we respond to God's challenge to grow spiritually!
Sun. …Baruch encourages the Jews to be faithful to their religious traditions and roots. Through changing lifestyles in a fast moving world have we too in many ways become separated from our faith?
Mon. …The false promises of this world, which continuously bombard us through the various popular 'communications media' can tempt us into 'spiritual exile'. We need to remain part of the 'Vine' the 'Mystical Body of Christ' in order to have the strength to remain true to our original religious roots.
Tue. …The Jews in exile turned from their service to 'idols', wealth and injustice for their liberation. To where, to what and to who are we looking for our liberation? Is it God or the riches and pleasures of the world? God wishes to give all of us the gift of salvation. Are we willing to turn away (tshuvah) from our false gods?
Wed. …God gives us all abundant graces, which in his 'divine wisdom' is what we need for our present state of life. Do we recognize these gifts and talents he has given us or are we blinded by the visions of what we think we need and desire? Like St. Paul let us through love and prayer begin to understand the true meaning of life when it is lived according to the Gospel.
Thur. …Today, the subtle distortion of the 'truth' under the guise of 'so called human rights' and 'freedom of thought' and the importance to be 'politically correct' in today's world continues the need for the Saviour to return this Advent and to come into our hearts and inspire us all to read the 'truth' in his Gospel.
Frid. …We all need a place where we can leave behind the distractions of daily life and to find peace in God. We need to find that 'spiritual wilderness', a place of 'purification and waiting'. We can find this in our 'quiet place' or in our new 'Chapel of Adoration'. A place of silence where we can experience the true presence, love and healing of God.
Sat. …This Advent let us become more proactive in our faith. God challenges us to face up to the evil in ourselves and to repent and wait for his healing touch through his love and his graces. He has given us the 'Sacrament of Reconciliation' to do just that.
Almighty God and Father, the people of Israel were encouraged to be faithful to their religious traditions and roots. We pray, Lord, for your grace and your guidance during this second week of Advent to become more proactive in our faith and to renew our tarnished relationship with You through the many ways You have made available to us.
You live and reign with the Father and the Holy Spirit, One God, forever and ever. Amen.


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Implement ideas/tools at their respective clinics relative to the costs/benefits of operating a pharmacy.
Understand the resources available for pharmacy: bulk medication (IPAP), generic purchase, etc.
Identify the steps necessary to identify, approach and successfully manage IPAP contracts.
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Hi Kathryn. We aren't aware of a situation where you would be allocated more than 99 treatments. Can you please explain when this situation would arise?
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Q: Usage of "to" and "from" in my sentence Is my sentence grammatically correct?

I asked from the friend who took this picture, had you ever seen anything like this before?

or should it be:

I asked a friend who took this picture, had you ever seen anything like this before?

A: Out of the two, the more correct sentence would be:

I asked a friend who took this picture, had you ever seen anything like this before?

But, to take the grammatical corrections a bit further, "have you ever" is a better choice than "had you ever", because you're asking if the friend has seen anything like it up to this particular point in time. Also, it should be "the" friend rather than "a" friend, because there you are referring to a specific person (if there were several friends that took several different pictures, "a" would be acceptable, but the use of "this picture" means a one-to-one correlation between picture and picture taker). Finally, the quotation to the friend should be in quotes. It is a direct quote, as opposed to an indirect quote. So overall the sentence would be:

I asked the friend who took this picture, "have you ever seen anything like this before"?

If you make it an indirect quote, it is:

I asked the friend who took this picture if he had ever seen anything like this before.

A:
I asked my friend if she had ever seen anything like this before.

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A: I asked my friend who took this picture, had you seen before like this?

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Revolver cartridges like the .38 Special and .357 Magnum have a rim that holds them in the chamber. Semi-automatic cartridges like the 9mm, .40 S&W and .45 ACP are "rimless." Technically, they have a rim, but it is slightly smaller than the diameter of the case. The recently introduced Charter Arms Pitbull is a revolver that uses a 9mm round, a cartridge better known for being used in semi-autos.
To work in a revolver, rimless cartridges need some sort of device to hold the cartridge in the chamber of the revolver's cylinder. Both S&W and Taurus rimless revolvers use a full-moon or star clips that hold a full cylinder of rimless cartridges. Instead, the Pitbull foregoes the clip method; its extractor incorporates a spring-loaded lip of steel that makes full contact with the rim of the rimless cartridge. This allows for the insertion and retention of the 9mm cartridge in each chamber of the cylinder. The system also enables the user to quickly eject the empties. There is no need for a half- or full-moon clip. The chambers of the cylinder are also stepped, so the case mouth of the 9mm bottoms out or headspaces on the step, preventing it from falling through the chamber.
Like all Charter Arms revolvers, the Pitbull is strong, lightweight and reliable. Charter Arms has been perfecting economical and reliable compact revolvers for decades. The Pitbull uses the same ultra-durable, one-piece frame found on its iconic cousin, the .44 Special Bulldog, making it plenty strong for today's hot 9mm ammo.
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Can Hiroshi Kiyotake (r.) inspire Nürnberg to victory away to Julian Draxler's Schalke side gunning for a Champions League place?
Nürnberg enter last-chance saloon against Schalke
Gelsenkirchen - These two sides may share an unlikely friendship, but on the final day of the 2013/14 Bundesliga campaign, FC Schalke 04 are unlikely to volunteer a helping hand to a 1. FC Nürnberg side on the cusp of being relegated from the top flight for an eighth time (kick-off 13:30 GMT/15:30 CET).
Schalke's stars on cloud nine
The Royal Blues need just a point to secure an automatic berth in the UEFA Champions League group stages next season, but also face the prospect of condemning a club with whom they share a fan friendship to a record-breaking relegation.
Jens Keller's men bounced back to winning ways on the penultimate weekend with a 2-0 win over SC Freiburg and confidence is not in short supply. "I'm determined to help the team reach our target," said club captain Benedikt Höwedes, who is hoping to make his comeback from a problematic thigh injury against Nürnberg. "We only need a point, but we'll still look to put ourselves on the front foot and will definitely be playing to win. We won't underestimate them. They'll be doing everything they can to steer their ship to safety."
Alongside Höwedes, the Royal Blues will boast three youngsters riding high following the announcement of for the 2014 FIFA World Cup with Max Meyer, Leon Goretzka and all making the cut. "I'm delighted to have been selected," said Draxler, who made his 100th Bundesliga appearance last weekend. "My aim is to show him [Löw] what I have to offer in the coming weeks, starting with the game against Nürnberg."
Prinzen: 'I believe'
The omens aren't good for the Franconian outfit, who haven't beaten Schalke in 20 years. Even if they were to put an end to that miserable run of form in Gelsenkirchen, der Club would need 16th-placed Hamburger SV to drop points to stand a chance of surviving. Nevertheless, head coach Roger Prinzen hasn't given up hope yet: "If I'd lost faith in my players we might as well pack it all in now. But I haven't. Call me crazy, but I believe we can do it."
The 45-year-old has a defensive headache on his hands with Javier Pinola, and Marvin Plattenhardt all suspended, while first-choice goalkeeper Raphael Schäfer will also miss out after injuring his shoulder in training. Midfielder Markus Feulner could still return to provide a timely boost, but regardless of who steps out on Saturday, Prinzen has promised Nürnberg will be "full of courage and belief" in the face of adversity. "I know how hard the task we're facing is," Prinzen said. "But we've got one chance and I'm convinced that the team will give it everything they've got to save themselves."
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Nürnberg: R. Schäfer - Pachonik, Nilsson, Petrak, Hlousek - Kiyotake, Feulner, Frantz, Mak - Drmic, Colak
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Ohio Paint Factory Explosion Injures Eight
Apr 08, 2021 4:40AM EDT Health + Wellness
An explosion at an Ohio paint factory injured eight people, two of them critically.
The fire ignited just after midnight on Thursday at Yenkin-Majestic Paints in Columbus, Ohio, NBC4 reported. Firefighters arriving on the scene were met with employees exiting the building, five of whom were injured and needed to be taken to a hospital.
"Two other employees were trapped inside the building and had to be rescued. They are in critical condition at OSU Main," Columbus Fire Battalion Chief Steve Martin told ABC News.
Everyone harmed in the fire are plant employees. One person remains missing; the Columbus Division of Fire wrote on Facebook that they had searched the entire building.
We are currently fighting a second alarm fire at Majestic Paints, 1920 Leonard Ave. First responding companies were met…
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Martin told the paper that firefighters were doing everything they could to find the missing person. About 40 employees were in the plant when the fire started, The Columbia Dispatch reported.The explosion that started the fire damaged part of the building where it ignited, making the search and rescue effort more difficult. The spreading fire triggered other explosions, including one in another building within 100 feet from the first building that caught fire.
Firefighters managed to contain the blaze by 5:15 a.m., according to the Columbus Division of Fire.
"There will still be visible black smoke rising from the original fire building as we let some of the products burn off," the division wrote on Facebook.
The cause of the fire remains under investigation. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) workers checked the surrounding air and water for chemicals, WBNS reported.
This is what we're seeing now at the explosion site near the east side of Columbus.
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All they wanted was a happily-never-after.
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BoG cancellation reason 'vague': student reps
The cancellation of this Wednesday's Board of Governors meeting has student representatives searching for a concrete reason, while the administration has remained vague about the decision.
An Oct. 7 email sent to all governors by Danielle Tessier, director of board and senate administration, indicated that the Oct. 20 meeting had been cancelled "due to potential quorum issues."
The news of the cancellation was only officially communicated to the wider campus community in an Oct. 12 email from Tessier's assistant Evelyne Loo, who never specified the reason. When asked in a follow-up email from the Concordian, Loo responded that she didn't know why the meeting had been cancelled, but confirmed that the next regularly scheduled meeting on Nov. 17 would still be taking place.
According to university spokesperson Chris Mota, quorum for BoG meetings is 21, and the board is required to hold a minimum of five meetings during the academic year. She said that it was not unusual for at least one meeting a year to be cancelled.
Unsatisfied with the administration's official answer, graduate student governor Erik Chevrier inquired further, and on Monday was told by Tessier that it looked like a number of governors couldn't attend, though she never specified that number. She also reminded Chevrier that there are currently four vacancies on the BoG.
"I found out that the recommendation was made by her to the chair and the Executive committee to cancel the meeting," said Chevrier. "I also asked her if it was mostly members of certain constituencies that couldn't make it, but she said that was not relevant to the question of quorum."
Concordia Student Union president and undergraduate governor Lex Gill, who sits on the Executive committee, wrote in an email that she was not consulted on the decision to cancel the meeting, but indicated that she had been unable to attend the committee's most recent meeting.
Chevrier is awaiting his chance to present a motion to the BoG to increase transparency at the university's highest governing body. The motion calls for, among other things, a question and answer period at the end of each BoG meeting, increased seating in the actual BoG meeting room, and permission for media such as CUTV to broadcast meetings live.
There was no time to discuss the motion at the September board meeting, and now due to the Oct. 20 meeting being cancelled, Chevrier's motion has been pushed even further down the calendar to November.
Chevrier sent a tweaked version of the motion on Monday to the BoG's Executive committee in the hopes of having discussion on the updated version added to the November meeting's agenda. The modified motion was unanimously adopted at the Graduate Students' Association Oct. 14 council meeting.
The new motion quotes several key passages from the external governance review committee's report, a document that the Board of Governors has said it is committed to respecting. New items in the motion include calling on the board to follow the EGRC's recommendation to place closed sessions at the end of the meeting. The closed session was held at the beginning of the Sept. 28 meeting, lasting for about 20 minutes.
The now cancelled Oct. 20 meeting was set to be the first BoG meeting to take place since undergraduate student representation on the board was voted to be decreased from four to one. That particular vote sparked outrage among students during the heated Sept. 28 meeting, where 27 governors voted through a secret ballot in support of diminishing the number of student governors.
Undergraduate governor AJ West wrote in an email on Monday that despite requests made by all four undergraduate representatives, none have yet to receive a clear answer as to why it was seen as reasonable for successive governance committees to recommend shrinking student representation on the BoG.
"Moving forward, we plan to formally request an explanation as to why some factions on the Board were weighed more when choosing the numbers," he wrote. "We don't need another lecture about how everyone is losing representation — they're ignoring the question, which continues to be, 'Why are we losing proportional representation?'"
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Q: how to keep alpha and beta apps on an android device I want to keep two versions of an app on my device: the working and the beta.
The apps install over each other. Is there a way to do this?  I've tried copying the directory to a new directory and using refactor to change the directory structure and changing package names and and the label in the Manifest and nothing so far has worked.  What do I have to do to change the app apk install path?

A: You can keep both debug and store version of your app by modifying your build.gradle.
Add into your buildTypes
debug {
    applicationIdSuffix ".debug"
    versionNameSuffix "-DEBUG"
}

This will modify package name by adding .debug to it automatically with every debug build.

A: I use Product Flavours to have different versions of app on device.
Here is a sample -
productFlavors {

    production {
        applicationId "com.app.production"
        versionName "1.x.x"
    }

    staging {
        applicationId "com.app.staging"
        versionName "1.x.x staging"
    }

}

You can even create additional RES or SRC directories for each flavour. For more info on this, check this link on developer site. Hope this helps.


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Honor Society Denies Pepperdine; Dean Feltner Writes Back
September 11, 2019 by Channa Steinmetz
Photo courtesy of Phi Beta Kappa Press Release.
The oldest, and widely-known as the most prestigious, academic honor society denied Pepperdine University a chapter for the fourth time.
Phi Beta Kappa (PBK) sent a rejection letter to Pepperdine on June 10, claiming the reason for denial was to do with faculty autonomy. The rejection indicated that, because promotion requirements are tied to religion, faculty could not make independent decisions in their teachings. The denial sparked frustration among administrators and faculty; it ultimately led to Dean of Seaver College Michael Feltner to write back to the CEO of PBK, Frederick Lawrence. Feltner's letter detailed his concern of PBK's ill-perceived understanding of Pepperdine and the university's Christian mission.
"This was, without a doubt, the most disappointing decision I have received," Feltner said. "I think part of what makes the decision frustrating is that the issue of faculty autonomy was never a focus in any of the prior three decisions. The items that were raised in the prior three decisions were not mentioned at all on this decision."
The Reasoning Behind the Denial
Tenure is the "right of a faculty member to continue to be employed by the University in the field of his or her specialization at the school," according to the university's Tenure Policy. PBK's letter highlighted a section in Best Practices for Tenure and Promotion Review issued by the Provost Office. In the tenure review, faculty applying for tenure are asked to explain their involvement in a community of faith, and how they support the mission and Christian values of Pepperdine. This tenure document was not a part of the 140-page application to PBK, Provost Rick Marrs said.
"We submit a lengthy packet of materials surrounding academics, diversity and more, and they found a reference that wasn't even part of what we submitted," Marrs said. "So a member, or members, had been surfing around the Pepperdine site, because they quoted a random page, saying that 'well clearly by having this paragraph in your hiring practices, you can't have academic freedom,' which is completely inaccurate."
Faculty who are applying for tenure are not required to be a member of a Church of Christ or of the Christian faith. Tenured Pepperdine Prof. Paul Contino, who is a PBK alumnus from Binghamton University, said he has never felt limited in his academic freedom as a Catholic professor.
"I think Phi Beta Kappa as an organization needs to address the fact that higher education is more diverse than they're giving it credit for being," Contino said. "If PBK is against an academic community that forms itself around religious ideals— if they're actively against such a community as being ipso facto against academic freedom — then I have real reservations belonging to the Phi Beta Kappa community. I don't think Phi Beta Kappa is truly affirming diversity."
Contino also pointed out an inaccuracy in the response from PBK. The denial letter refers to "Seaver Honors College as a strong and vibrant example" of student success. As both Contino and Marrs stated, Seaver does not have an honors college.
"Pepperdine takes faith seriously, but I don't know that Phi Beta Kappa is taking Pepperdine very seriously," Contino said.
In order to apply for PBK, a member of the organization must apply on behalf of the university to "shelter a chapter." In previous applications, Contino has been that member. For Pepperdine's forth application, Prof. Christopher Soper, a PBK alumnus from Washington University, led the application. The full application process can take close to three years.
CEO Frederick Lawrence (left) with President Lynn Pasquerella (middle) and Vice President Peter Quimby (right). Photo courtesy of PBK press release.
Before going forward with the fourth application, Pepperdine administration and faculty took two trips in the summer of 2018 to visit PBK's Lawrence and discuss Pepperdine's progression.
In previous rejections, PBK's reasoning had to do with inclusion and diversity, specifically the lack of LBGT+ representation. Feltner said this was a topic of conversation when he, Marrs and then-Chancellor Michael Adams met with Lawrence in Washington, D.C.
"We were able to talk positively about all the changes that have happened since the time of that application," Feltner said. "For example, Crossroads didn't exist at the time of the previous application and exists now."
In PBK's most recent rejection letter, the committee recognized that Pepperdine has been successful in its efforts to better support diversity.
Soper and Contino met with Lawrence in Philadelphia that same summer to discuss the dynamic of Pepperdine.
"I wanted to talk with him about Pepperdine," Soper said. "I didn't want to go forward with the application if I felt that he was not amenable to the university. I left that meeting feeling like he was open and that he might even be an advocate. Based upon that, we decided to go forward with the application."
In neither of the two meetings with Lawrence was the issue of faculty autonomy brought forward, said both Feltner and Soper. Lawrence could not be reached in time for comment.
New PBK members at Loyola Marymount University. Photo courtesy of PBK press release.
There are other religious universities such as Loyola Marymount University and Baylor who have active chapters of PBK. Soper said there are two cases for this.
"The reality is that most of the religiously-based universities PBK has granted chapters to in recent years are ones that have made some different choices than Pepperdine," Soper said. "While they're still connected to their religious tradition, the connections are more tenuous — less apparent in the day-to-day life at the institution."
The second example includes universities that actively carry out religious traditions, but they were granted a PBK chapter decades ago.
"There are schools very similar to Pepperdine that have chapters, but those universities got chapters ages ago," Soper continued. "For example, Baylor is very similar to Pepperdine but at the time, Phi Beta Kappa had a different set of values about what the connection between religious, higher education and the liberal arts should look like."
Baylor University is a Christian university in the Baptist tradition. It charted a PBK chapter in 1976, according to Baylor's website.
Dean Feltner's Letter
Frustrated by another failed attempt, Feltner said he felt it was necessary to write to Lawrence and invite him to come experience Pepperdine.
"It's clear to me that Phi Beta Kappa does not understand how a school like Pepperdine can simultaneously fully engage its Christian mission and fully engage at the highest standards of academic excellence, as stated our mission," Feltner said. "That's why I invited Dr. Lawrence to come to see Seaver College, spend time with us and get to know us. It's an open invitation to any member of Phi Beta Kappa that wants to come."
Feltner's letter to Lawrence. Courtesy of Feltner
In his letter, Feltner wrote that Seaver, as both a college and community, stands by the decision to approach academic excellence along with spiritual engagement. Feltner's letter, sent Aug. 28, has not yet received a response from Lawrence.
Both Soper and Contino said they would be willing to host Lawrence on campus. For Soper, he sees the denial as a lost opportunity for both Seaver students and PBK.
A PBK chapter not only brings a level of prestige to the university, but the organization also provides funding to bring speakers to a campus, Soper said.
"I still believe in what Phi Beta Kappa is working for — the promotion of liberal arts education," Soper said. "It seems to me that a place like Pepperdine could have been a valuable ally for Phi Beta Kappa, and in lot of ways, they need us more than we need them."
Contact Channa Steinmetz via Twitter: @Channa.Steinmetz and email: Channa.Steinmetz@pepperdine.edu
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When you're feeling painful emotions, the most common response is to want to avoid them or push them away. As humans we are wired to avoid pain, so this is not surprising.
But, as Charles Darwin (the founder of the theory of evolution) discovered in the latter part of his life, there is an evolutionary purpose to emotions. This means that we have emotions for a reason. And if, by the process of evolution (think survival of the fittest), we were meant to have emotions, then wouldn't it serve us to tune into them in order to survive and thrive?
When we feel an emotion, it is a signal that something is not right and you need to do something like draw a boundary or take action in order to feel safe. Emotions are also insights coming from our authentic self to tell us we need to pay attention to our needs.
Emotions can give us insight into how we may be thinking about the situation and "perceiving" the world. How you perceive the world gives clues as to how your subconscious programming operates behind the scenes and out of your conscious awareness. We can often understand what beliefs are governing our lives when we tune into our emotional responses. So, emotions can signal that something needs to be done in the present moment, or give insight into how we are perceiving ourselves and the world.
In my Ebook , I talk about the importance of being and expressing your authentic self and how it is very connected to your health and well-being. Emotions often come from your most authentic self. For example, if someone asks you to do something and your immediate feeling is hesitation, or anger, this feeling is telling you to set a boundary as what you are being asked may not be aligned with your best interest. What often happens, however, is we say "yes" in order to please others and gain love and acceptance, even though it is at the expense of our own true best interests. So, emotions can be a valuable message telling us how to stay aligned to our true self and keep us in a balanced state.
On the other side of the coin, emotions can also be reactions that come from our chronic patterns and ways of being that are stored in our subconscious programming. These chronic ways of reacting to the world are often learned earlier in life and become a pattern we carry with us for years, but have no awareness of how they are running our lives now. This reaction pattern may have served a purpose at the time it was developed, but likely does not serve us anymore and is causing undue stress in the present moment.
Emotional reaction patterns develop in this way: Every time you have a strong emotional reaction to an event it means a learning has taken place and is stored in your subconscious mind. Often these learning's were created during a stressful situation and become "limiting beliefs". All you need is a trigger from around you that feels like that past event and your nervous system pulls up that emotion and has you responding in the same way.
But what if the learning was not correct or "misperceived"? How does reacting in the same way over and over again serve you or your health today?
In this case, tuning into your emotions can allow you to become the "watcher" of how your subconscious programming is operating behind the scenes. Once you become the "watcher" and can observe your emotional reactions, you are in a place to choose whether you want to continue this pattern that may very well be creating stress and inflammation in your body.
Since your emotions have a purpose and a message, it would serve you best to tune into them. Becoming the "watcher" of your emotions can help you to be more in charge of your health as the emotion is no longer in charge. You can listen to the emotion and honor your authentic needs, or you can let go of the emotional programming and connect to what is true in the present moment. Either way, you are sending a message to your body to move out of stress and into balance. From this place your body has a much better chance of creating optimal health.
When you feel an emotion, tune into it and accept what's coming up.
Become curious and ask yourself: What is causing me to feel this way? Do I need to say "no" or draw a boundary? How am I perceiving this situation?
Change your perception of the situation and see how it feels to see life through a new lens.


This year, I decided to take the advice of Martha (Stewart, that is). Appearing on one of the morning news programs, she was giving advice to a woman who brought her Crown of Thorns plant with her for help. The woman's plant resembled mine...multiple stalks, rather spindly, tall and leggy with little growth along the stalks...yet all healthy.
Watching Martha remove the potted plant from it's pot, I cringed and then saw the look of concern on the audience member's face as Martha cut off all the crowns and discarded the tall, leggy, thorny stems. The woman looked mortified and to tell you the truth. I was too as I watched and listened.
So this past Spring, when the Pres was ailing and I was given the opportunity and time, I took my plant out on the deck and began dissecting it. Martha had told the audience that you can root just about anything in sand as long as you keep it moist. Well, Martha was right! Wearing my heavy leather rose gloves, the five crowns I cut off were placed in a four inch deep pot of sand and placed in an Eastern window. They were watered regularly. Days...weeks passed. Finally it was time for me to transplant them.
Look at my Crown of Thorns now...:). Full and compact, the pot is in front of my slider which gets Southern exposure and, like my other houseplants, gets watered weekly.
I do have a question for all you plant people out there though.
Do you think I should "pinch" the tops occasionally like I do with perennials?
Good morning, they are lovely plants. The flowers are cute. I wish I had a green thumb. Happy Monday, enjoy your new week ahead!
Good for you!! What beautiful plants, and the key for me is remembering to water any little cuttings. :-) I'm not familiar with that plant. Think I'll track down one next spring.
It's very pretty and not at all what I expected given the name.
Oh how lovely to have it all turn out right! It's a good thing indeed.
Enjoyed your story today, thanks for sharing.


Two children are brought to a wild garden on the shores of Sydney Harbour to shelter from the Second World War. The boy's mother has died in the Blitz. The girl is the daughter of a Sydney woman and a Communist executed in a Greek prison. In wartime Australia, these two children form an extraordinary bond as they negotiate the dangers of life as strangers abandoned on the far side of the world.
With the tenderness and rigour of an old, wise novelist, Patrick White explores the world of these children, the city of his childhood and the experience of war. The Hanging Garden ends as the news reaches Sydney of victory in Europe, and the children face their inevitable separation.
White put the novel aside at this point and how he planned to finish the work remains a mystery. But at his death in 1990 he left behind a masterpiece in the making, which is published here for the first time.


Daman, known for pristine beaches, historic monuments and numerous tourist attractions is also home to a number of holy spots. These religious places attract hordes of visitors from every nook and corner of the country. The positive vibrations emanated from these sites provide solace and tranquillity, thus rejuvenating the body as well as the soul. The fairs and festivities organised in these holy places, bring together people of all communities, thus reflecting the 'Unity in Diversity' among the people in Daman. The cathedrals and churches built during the Portuguese rule represent their unique yet brilliant architectural style. The carvings and illustrations in the holy sites are examples of their architectural splendour. Thus, Daman with its beautiful religious places attracts devotees as well as art connoisseurs, who wish to experience the rich artistic splendour of these places.
It is one of the foremost religious monuments located in the Moti Daman Fort. Erected by Portuguese in the 17th century, it reflects Gothic style of architecture. Though plain from outside, it provides a visual treat to the eyes, as one steps inside this magnificent structure. Made of wood, it is known for its pretty graphics and illustrations by ancient Portuguese artisans. The ceiling is beautifully decorated with bright and multi-hued rose petals. The walls are adorned with figures of golden cherubs, offering their blessings to the passers-by. A noteworthy feature of this grand masterpiece is the illustrations of stories about the lives of Lord Jesus and holy saints, depicted on the wooden panels. These wooden carvings are considered to be among the most noteworthy works of the Portuguese in ancient India. This place thus attracts not only the devotees, but also art lovers, who visit here to experience the brilliance of Portuguese art and architecture in the ancient era. Direct buses, auto rickshaws and taxis can be availed from the city centre to reach this place.
Built in 1559, this parish was consecrated as a church in 1603, and is dedicated to Bom Jesus. It reflects the amazing architectural abilities and craftsmanship of the Portuguese artisans. This exquisite piece of architecture is a blend of Portuguese and the Roman style of architecture. The prominent features of this matchless beauty include its golden altar made of wood, doorways with intricate carvings, beautiful pulpit, artistic rococo interiors, embellished ceilings and the pretty rosewood work. The statues of six saints present here reflect the architectural grandeur of this place and are perfect specimens of Roman Catholic art and architecture of those times. This architectural marvel thus draws attracts hordes of tourists and pilgrims. It is located inside the Moti Daman Fort and can easily be reached by local means of transport.
It is the ancient seat of learning in Daman. It was once the headquarters of theological studies. It attracted hordes of Catholics from across the globe. However, its decline and subsequent downfall remains an unsolvable mystery till date. Daman Dominican Monastery is a representation of the ruins of the great Monastery. A special highlight of this structure is its beautiful altar decorated with intricate stone carvings of floral motifs. You get to see here, landside gate of the fort, with Our Lady of Purification on its top, offering her blessings to the visitors and passers-by. On 2nd February, Catholic devotees congregate here to sing a litany, leaving the tourists raptured and spell bound. Every third Sunday during the month of December, a religious mass is held in honour of Saint Dominic in this Monastery, attracting worshippers from far and wide. It is a must visit for those, who wish to know more about the glorious history of Daman. Auto rickshaws and other means of local transport are available from the city centre to the Dominican Monastery.
It is one of the most famous Hindu shrines located in Daman, dedicated to Lord Satya Narayan – a manifestation of Lord Vishnu. This temple faces east and has a stone gate guarded by exquisitely carved stone sculptures of two dwarpals or doorkeepers. The entrance also features stone statues of lions and idols of various ascetics. This magnificent temple houses two audience halls and a sanctum, with an enthralling marble idol of Lord Lakshmi Narayan, in standing posture. The idols of Godess Mahalakshmi and Radha and Krishna, leave the visitors mesmerised by their breath-taking beauty.
The rectangular roof of this temple is beautifully decorated with images of Ras Leela by Lord Krishna and his gopikas. The inner walls are adorned with beautiful images of various gods and goddesses. This temple, with its exquisite beauty and grandeur, beckons huge number of visitors and devotees from far and wide.It is located near the Nani Daman Taxi Stand and can be reached easily via auto rickshaws or private vehicles.
Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this temple in located in the Dabhel village in Daman. The origin of this temple has many theories associated with it. The most popular and widely believed theory states that a Shivalinga miraculously originated at this place after repeated prayers were offered by a monk who was an ardent devotee of Lord Shiva. The locals regarded this site as a holy spot and built a shrine here during the nineteenth century. Renovations were done later and the temple was rebuilt with beautiful glasswork. Many celebrations are organised in this temple attracting hordes of devotees and tourists from across the globe. The annual 'Gangaji Fair' organised in this temple, is celebrated with great pomp and fervour, with active participation of people from all over the country. On the occasion of Mahashivratri, a huge Lokmela is organised here. As Mondays are considered auspicious for worshipping Lord Shiva, devotees flock to this temple to seek the blessings of the Almighty. Auto rickshaws and taxis are available from the city centre to reach this place.
Apart from these, there are a number of religious places in Daman including Se Cathedral, Jain Temple, Church of Our Lady of the Sea, The Chapel of Our Lady of Augustias, The Chapel of Our Lady of Remedies etc. that are known for their architectural splendour and divine ambience, and are a must visit.


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