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Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, Volume 3
By Asiatic Society (Calcutta, India)
XII.——Proceedings of the Asiatic Society.
Thursday Evening 30th January, 1834. The Rev. Principal 'V. H. MILL, Vice_President, in the chair. After reading the proceedings of the last meeting, the Society proceeded to ballot for the ofiicers of the ensuing year, when Sir C. T. Msrcnnrn, Sir
J. Fmmns, Rev. Principal MILL, and Mr. W. MCNAGHTEN, were elected Vice-Presidents: and
J. Tytler, Esq. Capt. A. Troyer, C. E. Trevelyan, Esq.
Baboo Ramcomul Sen, J. R. Col- Dr. J. T. Pearson,
vin, Esq. D. Hare, Esq.
Capt. W. N. Forbes, Dr. N. Wallich,
were elected Members of the Committee of Papers.
Messrs. HAMILTON, MACKENZIE, Srorronn, and BEATTIE, proposed at the last Meeting, were unanimously elected Members.
Before proceeding to the business of the meeting, Mr. J. T. Pnnnsorl proposed tl1e following resolutions, which were carried unanimously:
1. That the thanks of the Society be tendered to Mr. J. Pnnwsnr», for his liberality in circulating copies of the Journal, edited by him, gratuitously to the Members.
2. That under existing circumstances it is expedient that the Society pay for all copies distributed to its members for the future, as well as for -the past year.
Read a letter fromW. E. FRERE, Esq. Secretary, Bombay Branch Royal Asiatic Society, acknowledging the receipt of the 17th and 18th volume of the Asiatic Researches, and requesting to be furnished with the 15th and 16th volumes. Also letters from H. Huurxnss, Esq. Sec. Roy. Asiatic Society, and from J. Founann, Esq. Sec. of the British Museum, advising receipt of the 17th volume. "
Read a letter from J. TYTLER, Esq. Sec. Oriental Translation Committee, regretting that the state of their funds would not admit of their undertaking the publication of Mr. YATES' Nalodaya, in India, and proposing either to transmit it to the Home Translation Committee, or to subscribe for copies, should the author prefer printing it on 'his own account. To be referred to Mr. Yarns.
The Secretary read the following report on the accounts and proceeding of the past year.
Annual Report.
" In drawing up a report upon the affairs of the Society for the past year, I shall confine myself to points connected with the finances and constitution of the Society ; the literary and scientific objects which have been brought forward during the year have been already noticed in the printed proceedings of the monthly meetings, and are therefore well known to all the members. The mode 'of ./publishing the.s_eyprpceedings in detail, and furnishing lists of all the books presentednmsmbers elected, and papers road, has only been adopted for the last two years; lJ\'l_t.lF,l'l_8_i already
of material benefit to distant members, who have become more connected with the main body through these means, and have frequently applied for books which they have seen announced, or have taken part in discussions going forward within our walls, and have become more active contributors of new facts in the literature and science of the vast country within our range. The good effect of publishing "and spreading abroad at once all that goes forward in our Society cannot be better proved than by instancing the letter read this evening from the Secretary to the Bombay Branch of the Asiatic Society, which was before ignorant that any volume of Researches had been published later than the fourteenth ! That the published Researches are not so wellknown, or so generally distributed, as they ought to be, may be implied from the complaint in the third volume of Professor Hennnx's Historical Researches, that he was only able to get access to the first twelve volumes of the Transactions. All this will now be corrected through the activity of our agent, the Boden Professor, whose interference has already been visibly productive of amendY ment in the despatches of books from Europe, latterly left too much at the discretion of the book-seller. _
The number of members at present on the list is 85 : the diminution during the past year has been, by death, 2 ; by retirement to England, and other causes, 10 : the addition from new elections has been 14.
The receipts and disbursements, as abstracted from the collector's general account,
are exhibited in the accompanying statement. They contain many items belonging properly to the last year ; such as the printing of the last two volumes, which have
' necessitated an encroachment on the stock of the Society to the extent of 7500 rn
' pees.
Strict economy has however been preserved with regard to the expences of the present year—the whole, including a remittance of £ 100 to our agent in Eng. land, being within the sum absolutely collected in the same period, and leaving a balance in hand, if the outstanding quarterly bills be included, of nearly five thou
sand rupees.
11,804 14 10 Outstanding Quarterly Bills, recoIlyBalancei0fCashinhand,thisday, 20 8 5 _verable,--..i. .. .. .. .. .. -- Dividends on Macintosh dz Co's Debt
SiccaRupees,11,825 73 ofl1,964.6.6_--.......... With regard to the collection of the quarterly contributions, the late unfortunate failures have necessarily caused much inconvenience both to the collector and to absent members, and to this cause may be attributed the apparently large amount on the defaulters' list. Still there are some names against which too large a balance
appears to stand as due, and it is for the Society to determine, whether the mem
lbers thus continuing in default are to be allowed the privilege of calling themselves
such, while the burden falls upon their more regular brethren. The contributions of eighty members (without entrance fees) would be5l20, whereas only 3900 were collect-' ed ; and in this sum is included 302 rupees,from the Right Honorable the Governor General, the Patron of the Society, who, contrary to former precedents, has liberally directed that he should be chargedas an ordinary paying member. The Society is aware that an endeavour has been made, though it is not yet matured, to introduce the option of compounding for the quarterly subscriptions, and Icannot but anticipate that this measure, if adopted, will prove more productive to our finances, and more convenient and agreeable to most of the members. It will also save the expence and delay of collection.
It has been my desire to lessen in some degree the burthen to paying members, by distributing the Journal gratis to them during the past year : the result has not -proved so encouraging as I could have wished, but with some modification I hope still to be able to continue the measure.
Of the subscription for Mr. H. H. Wn.son's Bust, Rs. 1080 have been collected and remitted to that gentleman : no intimation has been yet received of the probable cost of the bust.
Although it has not been thought prudent to commence a new volume of Researches, or even the printing of the Index of the 18 volumes, sanctioned by the Committee of Papers, the press has not been idle, and I have the pleasure to lay on the table a copy just completed of M. CSOMA on Konos' Tibetan Dictionary, printed at the expence of Government, and under the auspices of the Society, as reported on the 20th Feb. last. M. CsoMA's Grammar will now he put in hand, and the whole completed in the course of the present spring.
The plan of increasing the museum has remained uncompleted for the want of means, as the rooms on the ground-floor cannot be adapted to the purpose without terracing them anew and enclosing the arched openings to the north. Mr. PEARSON was induced to accept the ofiice of gratuitous Curator in the month of July last, and an assistant curator had been brought on the strength of the establishment some months previously, who has been employed in cleaning and preserving the objects now in our cabinets. But it must be obvious that this branch of the Society can'
-not flourish, while those who might be expected to cherish and support it are con
stantly engaged in other duties and reside at too great a distance even to pay the
rooms an occasional visit. One new cabinet has been constructed to receive a col_
lection of shells arranged by Dr. Paansorr, and the geological almirahs_have become
'nearly filled with contributions from various quarters.
With regard to the Library, it seems essentially necessary to incur some expence for the better preservation of the books, especially the valuable records of other Societies, presented periodically in paper covers. I beg to propose that some professional person be appointed binder to the Society, who may be entrusted with the binding of all new books on fixed rates, under the Committee of Papers.
The furash of the Museum, a very old man, who has been with the Society since its first establishment, has been allowed to retire on a trifling pension without cans
. ing any additional charge to the establishment.
We have to deplore the loss of two Members, by death, during the past year, one of them,' Captain Hnnannr, is so well known by the high services he has rendered to science in India, that the tribute of an obituary testimony to his memory becomes his due, and I have only to regret that I am not yet provided with the materials for a sketch of his short but eminently useful career.
By departure to Europe, our loss of members has been still more severe, but it may be hardly fair to consider that a deprivation which but changes the -scene and sphere of their exertions and utility.
I have purposely refrained from alluding to the labours of a more exalted nature, which have brightened the proceedings of the past year, because I consider it to be the privilege of the highest oflicer of the Society to review the objects and progressive success of the institution over which he presides. Severe indisposition has unfortunately placed it out of the power of our President to restore the laudable custom of an annual address on the present occasion ; which is the more to be regretted, as this is the jubilee anniversary of the day on which the illustrious founder of the Society was elected its first President. The close of that eventful period finds the parent Society shorn of all its exclusive honors, and forming but one, perhaps the humblest, of the numerous bodies associated in Europe and in India, for the prosecution of " inquiries into the history, antiquities, the natural productions, arts, sciences, and literature of Asia." The tree which was suspiciously planted by the great Sir WILLIAM J ones, to use his own expression, has long since produced it: fairest blossoms, and its most exquisite fruit. It has spread its roots in distant lands, where the arts of cultivation are better understood, and the value of its produce can be more skilfully developed ; but we must not forget that we here assem
_ ble under the shade of the original tree, and that however decayed the parent stock
may have become, while its more vigorous branches are taking root in France, Germany, and England,—still it is to the Asiatic Society of Bengal that belong:
with propriety the motto assumed by one of its illustrious scions, " Quot 0-ami tot arbores."
The following books were presented :
Transactions of the Royal Asiatic Society, 2nd part of the 3rd volume, new series, and the Proceedings of the 10th Annual Meeting of the Society, with the Reports of the Council, Auditors, and Committee of Correspondence, held on Snturday, May llth, 18'.)3.—By the Society.
_ Proceedings of the Geological Society, Nos. 30 and 31, with a list of its members for 1833.—~By the Society.
'Garcin De Tassy, Appendice aux Rudimens de la Langue IIindoustani.—By the Author.
Marcoz, Erreur des Astronomes et des Geometres.—By the Author.
_ Journal of Medical Science, No. 1, vol. lst..—By Messrs. J. Grant, and J. T. Pearson, Editors.
Meteorological Register for December, l833.—By the Surveyor General.
The following works received from the Oriental Translation Fund of Great Britain and Ireland.
'No. 414, Atkinson's Customs and Manners of the Women in Persia, and their domestic superstitions :
"Shoals Translation of 'Mirkhoud's History of the early Kings of Persia.
Travels of Macarius, parts 3rd and 4th, translated by F. C. Balfour.
The following books, received from the book-sellers :
Heeren's, Asiatic Nations, 3 vols. _
Rosen, Corporis Radicum Sanscritum Prolusio, 1 vol. P.
Radices Sauscritae, 1 vol.
Rig Vedze Specimen, 1 vol.
Freytag, Arabischen Verskunst, 1 vol.
Dictionary Arabico-Latinum, 1st and 2nd vols.
Kosegarten, Chrestomathia Arahica, 1 vol.
Benary, Nalodaya Sanscritum carmen, 1 vol.
Bohlien, Carmen Arabicum Amali dictum, 1 vol. P,
J ernour's Treatise on Languages, 1 vol.
Tyerman and Benuet's voyages and travels, 2 vols.
Prichard's Celtic Nations, 1 vol.
Upham's Sacred and Historical books of Ceylon, 3 vols.
Malcolm on the Government of India, 1 vol.
Brydges Dynasty of the Kajars, 1 vol.
Fairholme's Geology of Scripture, 1 vol.
Historical Sketch of Sanscrit Literature, 1 vol.
Alison's Physiology and Pathology, 1 vol.
David's Turkish Grammar, 1 vol.
British India, 3 vols.
Lardner's Cabinet Cyclopedia, middle ages, 1 vol.
Wilken's Mohsrnmedi Filii Chondschahi, vulgo Mirchondi Historia Gasnevidanun, 1 vol.
Lassen, Gymnosophista, 1 vol. P.
Physical.
Anative talwar, and three waterlowls, from Assam, were presented by Dr. Bnnmm. Read, a letter from G. A. Bvsnnv, Esq. Secretary to Government, commu
nicating an account of the boring experiment lately conducted by Captain
GRANT in Cutch. [Printed in the present number.]
Read extracts from the Third Annual Report of the Society of the Natural History at the Mauritius, presented by M. Jun. Dnsannnnvs. Secretaire et Membre Fondateur, dated 24th August, 1832.
Read a note from Captain J ranxnvs, forwarding specimens of a rich ore of mammellated and stalactitic manganese, found in the Ajmir mines ; and also of shot manufactured on the spot by Captain DIXON from the Ajmir lead.
Read a letter from Colonel Wxrson, presenting further specimens of coal, iron, and other productions of the Kasya hills.
Read a note from Ensign Nnwnonn, forwarding the specimens of granity, gold dust, and plants referred to in his account of an excursion to the summit of Mount Ophir in the Malay peninsula.
[See a note by Dr. WALLICH on theplants, inserted in the present No.]
Read a letter from Captain P. T. 'CAU'l'LEY, Superintendant of the Doab Canal, announcing his discovery of the remains of an ancient city underground, in the neighbourhood of Seharanpur, and presenting two silver and 24 copper coins found there, and a fragment ofbone.
[This announcement is printed in the present number.]


Back in the day before Retire in Style Blog I wrote fiction for weekly prompts. I love to follow a "meme" for inspiration. It was part of my 10,000 hours of experience...I am still working toward my 10,000 hours. Here is one I saw today that sounded like a lot of fun. 100 words to tell a story about a picture...not as easy as it sounds.
She only knew what she could see from the basement window and that Curiosity might kill the cat.
The keeper's name was Curiosity. His shovel and a pile of rocky soil was his work. The cat often rubbed the shovel with no notice of the watery mud at the bottom of the hole.
Curiosity glanced up, she caught his eye…nothing prepared her for the look of impatience on his face.
What was he doing, did it have anything to do with her cat? She was sure that Curiosity was going to kill that cat sooner or later.


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A Chance at Freedom
Submitted by Jean-Michel Cousteau on Thu, 07/28/2011 - 11:41am
I have been following the case of the young orca, Morgan, with particular interest. Morgan was captured on June 23, 2010 by the Dolphinarium Harderwijk off the north coast of the Netherlands
—a rare event since no orcas have been sighted in the area since 1947.
Morgan was severely underweight and in poor health. The Dutch government permitted her capture on the basis that she be rehabilitated and released promptly after her health returned. Using her vocalizations, it was determined that Morgan most likely belonged to a pod from the Norwegian herring-eating population. It was predicted that she would have to stay in captivity for 3-6 months to return to a healthy weight and finish antibiotics.
My desire to lend my support to the cause of this one individual whale is because of my past close contact with two individual orca and my involvement with their rescue, rehabilitation and release. The first involved an orca known as ´Keiko´ (who was the star of the popular movie Free Willy). For four and one-half years, I was directly involved with the release of Keiko. Public outrage at his continued captivity and poor health resulted in a movement to rehabilitate and free him. Millions of dollars in private donations made that possible, in an unprecedented experiment with scientists, animal husbandry experts and my team and others.
Like many of the orcas now in captivity, Keiko was captured at a young age. The belief was that if we could identify and find his natal pod, we could release him and he would be accepted back into the wild in the company of other orcas. That never happened. After years of training, at great expense, Keiko was finally able to catch and eat live fish and was returned to the waters in Iceland near where he was captured. He never integrated with the wild whales he encountered. He often swam back to the boat for protection and waited at the gate of his enclosure to be let back in. Keiko finally left his constant human caregivers and swam over 1,000 miles, feeding himself, from Iceland to Norway, where he entered a fjord and stayed, dependent again on human attention, until his death by a pneumonia-like disease.
Despite the unfortunate and untimely death of Keiko, the project could be considered a success on so many levels. Not only did Keiko, who had been in captivity for nearly two decades, once again experience the feel of the open ocean on his sensitive skin, he experienced the excitement of surfing down waves, the satisfaction of catching his own food and the freedom to decide where and when to swim. All these aspects which wild orca experience, as a natural part of their lives, had been withheld from Keiko, in the same way as they are now being withheld from Morgan.
Until recently, I had no reason to believe that other orcas who have spent their lives in captivity could be successfully reintroduced to their pod or to a wild oceanic environment, even if the vast funds necessary were available to rehabilitate them for the wild.
I had been led to believe that only if we knew the location and pods from which individuals were captured, should we consider their release. However, now I realize that orca society is not always as structured as we first believed and that there is hope for individuals like Morgan, where the approximate location of her origin is known, even if her natal group cannot be identified by us mere humans.
The seed for this new paradigm was planted in my mind whilst working with Dr. Ingrid Visser and her Orca Research Trust, based in New Zealand. We were filming for the PBS documentary "Call of the Killer Whale" and were able to assist with the rescue, rehabilitation and release of a young orca who was named (during the rescue), by Dr. Visser, as ´Rakey-Cousteau´. The name arose due to the specific rake marks on her body and in honor of the Cousteau legacy of conservation of the Marine Environment.
Rakey-Cousteau was found on a beach with pounding waves and howling winds which made repatriation into the area where she had been discovered physically impossible and dangerous to her and the personnel involved.
The decision was made by the New Zealand Government, in consultation with Dr. Visser, to move her to an area where the water conditions were calm and which were on the other coast of New Zealand. Although to date Rakey-Cousteau has yet to be resighted, Dr. Visser is confident that she will be, given the success in the past of rescuing 12 orca from separate strandings on the New Zealand coastline.
Since the Free Morgan group first contacted me, I have taken the time to read the Free Morgan Release Plan and the comprehensive report prepared by Hardie & Visser, regarding the situation Morgan is currently being subjected to in the entertainment park in the Netherlands. Within that document I read with interest that it is possible for orcas to have a "fluid fission-fusion" society. Dr. Visser has also drawn my attention to the fact that ´adoption´ and/or provisioning of a young orca, or at the very least, non-aggressive interaction and tolerance, has been observed in the population of orca off Norway, where Morgan is thought to originate from. These examples illustrate clearly that we still have a lot to learn about this incredible marine species and that at the very least an attempt should be made to return Morgan to her native waters and give her the chance to find her family.
Every effort should be made to firstly move Morgan out of the concrete tank she has been imprisoned in. She should immediately be moved to a facility where rehabilitation can begin, similar to the way in which Keiko was rehabilitated. The lessons we learned with Keiko can be applied to Morgan to give her an even greater chance of success.
Once Morgan has begun the rehabilitation process it would be logical that a safe enclosure for her could be installed in the area where orcas have been observed this summer off Norway. Once there, Morgan and the wild orcas could communicate acoustically and their reactions be monitored. Given the comments posted so far, I think there would be tremendous public support for a humane, experimental program like this which would give Morgan a chance at freedom.
Having worked with Dr. Visser in New Zealand, I am aware of her dedication to these magnificent animals. After having read the report she has prepared on the confinement of Morgan in the Netherlands and the extremely deprived conditions Morgan is being subjected to, I find it distressing to think that people can continue to treat animals in such a way.
Furthermore I find it hard to imagine that it could even be considered to export Morgan to a facility which imprisons other orca, no matter the number of orca, the size of the facility or the apparent justifications for such a move, when clearly the best option for Morgan is release back into the wild through a well managed plan such as that prepared by the Free Morgan Expert Board. A life of confinement would subject Morgan to boredom, loneliness, and a most certain early death. Morgan currently spends up to 90% of her time in isolation with two toys that have quickly lost her interest. There is not one trainer dedicated to the care of Morgan and she is often seen trying to gain the attention of her trainers. It is a very sad situation for an intelligent social animal. This is not the life she should be leading. It is important that animal activists and concerned citizens put pressure on the Dolphinarium and the Dutch government to give Morgan a chance to live a life of freedom in the open sea.
The time has come to view captivity of whales and dolphins as a part of our history –
not a tragic part of our future.
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Second Photo: Keiko. © Tom Ordway, Ocean Futures Society
Third Photo: Jean-Michel Cousteau assists Dr. Ingrid Visser in the rescue of the stranded orca, 'Rakey-Cousteau. © Matthew Ferraro, Ocean Futures Society
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Unveiled at IMTS in September, the latest release of CimatronE (Version 10.0), from Cimatron Ltd., offers numerous enhancements covering tool design and manufacturing from quoting to delivery. CAD enhancements include a new built-in motion simulator with advanced analysis of kinematics. Die makers will enjoy upgraded springback-compensation functionality, which the company says will save hours of surfacing work by completing springback deformation in seconds.
CAM enhancements include upgraded multi-core processing to reduce machining times, with significant upgrades to rough and cleanup strategies, including helical finishing, say company officials.


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describe_moneta "transformer_tnet" do
  def features
    [:create, :increment]
  end

  def new_store
    Moneta.build do
     use :Transformer, key: :tnet, value: :tnet
     adapter :Memory
    end
  end

  def load_value(value)
    ::TNetstring.parse(value).first
  end

  include_context 'setup_store'
  it_should_behave_like 'create'
  it_should_behave_like 'features'
  it_should_behave_like 'increment'
  it_should_behave_like 'null_stringkey_stringvalue'
  it_should_behave_like 'null_stringkey_hashvalue'
  it_should_behave_like 'null_stringkey_integervalue'
  it_should_behave_like 'null_hashkey_stringvalue'
  it_should_behave_like 'null_hashkey_hashvalue'
  it_should_behave_like 'null_hashkey_integervalue'
  it_should_behave_like 'null_integerkey_stringvalue'
  it_should_behave_like 'null_integerkey_hashvalue'
  it_should_behave_like 'null_integerkey_integervalue'
  it_should_behave_like 'returndifferent_stringkey_stringvalue'
  it_should_behave_like 'returndifferent_stringkey_hashvalue'
  it_should_behave_like 'returndifferent_hashkey_stringvalue'
  it_should_behave_like 'returndifferent_hashkey_hashvalue'
  it_should_behave_like 'returndifferent_integerkey_stringvalue'
  it_should_behave_like 'returndifferent_integerkey_hashvalue'
  it_should_behave_like 'store_stringkey_stringvalue'
  it_should_behave_like 'store_stringkey_hashvalue'
  it_should_behave_like 'store_stringkey_integervalue'
  it_should_behave_like 'store_hashkey_stringvalue'
  it_should_behave_like 'store_hashkey_hashvalue'
  it_should_behave_like 'store_hashkey_integervalue'
  it_should_behave_like 'store_integerkey_stringvalue'
  it_should_behave_like 'store_integerkey_hashvalue'
  it_should_behave_like 'store_integerkey_integervalue'
  it_should_behave_like 'store_large'
  it_should_behave_like 'transform_value'
  it 'compile transformer class' do
    store.should_not be_nil
    Moneta::Transformer::TnetKeyTnetValue.should_not be_nil
  end
end

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A look inside Althorp, the historic childhood home of Diana, Princess of Wales
By Natalie Oliveri| 1 week ago
Diana, Princess of Wales, was one of Kensington Palace's most famous residents.
But many years before she moved into the royal palace in London, Diana was privileged to call one of England's most impressive estates her home.
Lady Diana spent her childhood and teenage years at Althorp House, a 90-room stately home located in Northamptonshire, prior to marrying the Prince of Wales in 1981.
The Althorp Estate is located in Northamptonshire, United Kingdom. (Getty)
Althorp House – located an hour-and-a-half's drive out of the capital – was built in 1508 and has been in the Spencer family for 19 generations.
Princess Diana and Earl Spencer as children. (Getty)
The current custodian of the historic estate is Princess Diana's brother Charles, the Ninth Earl Spencer.
He became Earl of Althorp in March 1992 when his father John passed away.
Charles Spencer, the 9th Earl Spencer (Getty)
The Earl frequently shares photographs from various locations across Althorp, giving interested parties a unique look into not only his life, but the house itself.
The Spencers have lived at Althorp for 500 years and over that time the estate has developed an impressive history.
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Not just one grand property, the estate covers 13,000 acres of countryside.
It encompasses cottages, farms, woodlands and villages, which combine to give a rich mix of landscapes, habitats and activities.
It is, perhaps, most famous now for being the final resting place of Diana, Princess of Wales.
Diana was buried on September 6, 1997 within a mausoleum on the Oval Lake, on an island in the middle of the Althorp estate.
There is no public access to the island.
However, other parts of Althorp are open to visitors at certain times of the year and you can even stay there, with houses, commercial properties, workshops, barns, allotments and grazing land available to rent.
The estate – not surprisingly – houses some of the most beautiful gardens in England.
They were reputedly laid out by the French royal landscape gardener André Le Nôtre, who designed the park at Versailles in France. Over time, they have been continuously worked on.
One of Althorp's former gardners, Peter Girling, who worked at the estate for 36 years, described an encounter with Lady Diana: "I remember going to the apple orchard with Lady Spencer in her Morris Minor, just above the kitchen garden, to gather apples".
The grounds have been home to a herd of fallow deer since the estate was enclosed in the 16th Century.
The herd of rare black fallow currently numbers 350 and they have their young up at the back of the Park, near the Falconry.
Fans of The Crown might be surprised to know scenes depicting Prince Charles and Diana's first meeting at Althorp were not actually filmed there.
The Netflix drama had to find an alternative venue when Charles Spencer declined a filming request, even though Althorp is available for hire for film and television purposes.
When asked for permission to film at Althorp for The Crown, Earl Spencer said: "Obviously not".
"I feel it is my duty to stand up for her when I can ... We grew up together, you know if you grow up with somebody they are still that person, it doesn't matter what happens to them later," he recalled during an appearance on Love Your Weekend with Alan Titchmarsh.
For the scenes set at Althorp — namely Charles encountering a 16-year-old Diana, dressed in a tree costume, while he was visiting her older sister, Sarah — the crew used another stately home, Ragley Hall.
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Schwarzberg ist der Name folgender geographischer Objekte:

 Schwarzberg (Inzell), Ortsteil der Gemeinde Inzell, Landkreis Traunstein, Bayern
 Schwarzberg (Mauern), Ortsteil der Gemeinde Mauern, Landkreis Freising, Bayern
 Schwarzberg (Wernberg-Köblitz), Ortsteil des Marktes Wernberg-Köblitz, Landkreis Schwandorf, Bayern
 Schwarzberg (Gemeinde Oberhofen), Ort bei Oberhofen am Irrsee, Bezirk Vöcklabruck, Oberösterreich
 Czarna Góra (Bukowina Tatrzańska), Ortsteil der Gemeinde Bukowina Tatrzańska, Woiwodschaft Kleinpolen, Polen

Baulichkeiten:
 Burg Schwarzberg bei Goßdorf, Landkreis Sächsische Schweiz-Osterzgebirge, Sachsen

Berge:
 Schwarzberg (Uri), 2764 m, auf dem Gebiet der Gemeinde Andermatt, Kanton Uri
 Černá hora (Böhmerwald), 1315 m, im Böhmerwald
 Schwarzberg (Kocheler Berge), 1172 m, bei Fall, Oberbayern, Deutschland
 Schwarzberg (Mühlviertel), 996 m, bei Weitersfelden im oberösterreichischen Mühlviertel
 Schwarzberg (Oberösterreichische Voralpen), 838 m, bei Steyr im oberösterreichischen Ennstal
 Schwarzberg (Vogtland), 802 m, bei Klingenthal im Vogtland, Deutschland
 Schwarzberg (Fichtelgebirge), 682 m, im Fichtelgebirge, gut 1 km nordöstlich von Kulmain-Lenau, Landkreis Bayreuth, Bayern
 Výhledy (Fichtelgebirge), 656 m, im Fichtelgebirge in Tschechien
 Schwarzberg (Kohlberger Höhenrücken), 576 m, bei Schnaittenbach im Landkreis Amberg-Sulzbach

Schwarzberg ist der Familienname folgender Personen:
 Heiner Schwarzberg (* 1974), deutscher Archäologe
 Hirsch Schwarzberg (1907–1987), Holocaust-Überlebender und Präsident des Zentralkomitees der jüdischen Vertriebenen in Berlin

Siehe auch:
 Schwarzenberg
 Schwartzenberg
 Schwarzerberg
 Schwarzer Berg
 Schwarze Berge
 Montenegro

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Some business owners have a special relationship with their patrons under the law. For example, business owners who own restaurants, bars, or other similar establishments generally owe a duty to their patrons to keep them safe from reasonably foreseeable injury that results from third party criminal conduct. If a hotel or bar owner has knowledge of past criminal conduct on his premises, he should take steps to ensure that the conduct does not occur. The past criminal conduct does not have to be identical to make future criminal conduct legally foreseeable to the premises owner, any similar acts or other acts indicating violence can be used to show foreseeability.
The preventative steps a business owner may be required to take may include hiring guards, setting up security systems, or even providing more lighting in a dark parking lot. If the bar owner has received warning from a patron that a fight is about to ensue, or that someone is about to be attacked, he has to take steps to diffuse the threat of violence, by removing the dangerous patrons from the premises, requiring security to escort at-risk patrons to their cars, or by calling the police.
Business owners can also be liable for the criminal actions of their employees if they failed to take precautions when hiring the employee. If an employee has an extensive criminal record involving violent assaults, and the business owner did not adequately vet him before employing him to work directly with customers, the business owner may be found liable for any assaults the employee commits while on the business premises.
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We welcome the introduction of the newest rule release from Talos. In this release we introduced 57 new rules of which 1 are Shared Object rules and made modifications to 17 additional rules of which 0 are Shared Object rules.
Talos has added and modified multiple rules in the browser-firefox, browser-ie, browser-other, browser-plugins, deleted, file-flash, file-identify, file-image, file-multimedia, file-office, file-other, file-pdf, indicator-compromise, malware-cnc, protocol-other and server-webapp rule sets to provide coverage for emerging threats from these technologies.


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Ilse is a common female name, technically a German diminutive of Elisabeth, functioning as a given name in its own right chiefly in Austria, Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland and all of the Scandinavian countries including Finland. It may refer to:

Rivers
 Ilse (Bega), a river of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, tributary of the Bega
 Ilse (Lahn), a river of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, tributary of the Lahn
 Ilse (Oker), a river of Lower Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, flowing from the Harz mountains, tributary of the Oker
 Ilse (Weser), a river in Lower Saxony, Germany

People
 Princess Ilse, a legendary princess of the Harz mountains in Germany
 Ilse Aichinger (1921–2016), Austrian writer
 Ilse Everlien Berardo (born 1955), German Lutheran theologian, responsible for the German-speaking Protestant Church on Madeira Island
 Ilse Bing (1899–1998), German avant-garde photographer
 Ilse Braun (1909–1979), one of two sisters of Eva Braun
 Ilse DeLange (born 1977), Dutch singer
 Ilse Dörffeldt (1912–1992), German Olympic sprinter
 Ilse Fischer (born 1975), Austrian mathematician
 Ilse Fürstenberg (1907–1976), German actress
 Ilse Geldhof (born 1973), Belgian racing cyclist
 Ilse Gradwohl (born 1943), Mexican painter
 Ilse Hellman (1908–1998), Austrian-British psychoanalyst
 Ilse Heylen (born 1977), Belgian judoka
 Ilse Kaschube (born 1953), East German sprint canoer who competed in the early 1970s
 Ilse Koch, one of the first prominent Nazis to be tried by the U.S. military
 Ilse María Olivo Schweinfurth (born 1965), Venezuelan-born Mexican singer and telenovela actress, stage name
 Ilse Thiele (1920–2010), East German politician
 Ilse Vaessen (born 1986), Dutch badminton player
 Ilse van der Meijden (born 1988), water polo player of the Netherlands
 Ilse Werner (1921–2005), Dutch actress and singer

Characters
 Ilse Burnley, a major character in the Emily of New Moon trilogy and its adaptations.
 Ilse Langnar, a character from the Attack on Titan manga.
 Ilse Neumann, character in the play Spring Awakening, and later adaptations
 Ilse Witch, character in several books of the Shannara series

Other
 249 Ilse, an asteroid named for the legendary German princess of the Harz Mountains
Aechmea 'Ilse', a plant

See also

Else (disambiguation)
ILSE (disambiguation)
Ilze, a given name

Dutch feminine given names
Estonian feminine given names
German feminine given names


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Social Media proves important resource for law enforcement – The State
March 31, 2014 by Anthony Trimble Leave a Comment
Social Media proves important resource for law enforcement The State The investigation, originated when police obtained Facebook messages between Moss and the student that were deemed inappropriate, is just one example of how social media has had… See on http://www.thestate.com
Social Media: Moving From Danger To Brand Building Opportunity – Forbes
ForbesSocial Media: Moving From Danger To Brand Building OpportunityForbesLet's take the case of MasterCard , Five years ago, MasterCard saw social media usage in the workplace as a possible security threat to the organization. See on http://www.forbes.com
How alleged social media leaks are shaping politics in Ukraine and Turkey – Washington Post (blog)
Washington Post (blog) How alleged social media leaks are shaping politics in Ukraine and Turkey Washington Post (blog) This file photo taken on March 6, 2014 shows Yulia Tymoshenko, leader of Ukraine's Batkivshchyna Party, addressing the media… See on http://www.washingtonpost.com
How GM is using social media to ease recall woes – Autoblog (blog)
How GM is using social media to ease recall woes Autoblog (blog) Twitter and Facebook users, though, have tossed aside the metaphorical twig in favor of a far more attention-grabbing Howitzer, using the public nature of social media to draw the… See on http://www.autoblog.com
Social Media Gurus Rejoice (Or Despair): Klout Has Been Acquired – Forbes
Tech Cocktail Social Media Gurus Rejoice (Or Despair): Klout Has Been Acquired Forbes For those not familiar with it (and, I suspect, those not familiar with Klout will be confused by its need), Klout is a service that tracks individual's influence… See on http://www.forbes.com
Schools warn against 'inappropriate' complaining on social media – The Age
The AgeSchools warn against 'inappropriate' complaining on social mediaThe AgeThe Victorian Education Department has issued a warning that "inappropriately" complaining about schools on social media will not be tolerated. See on http://www.theage.com.au
Lovely wedding, but did it trend on Twitter? – CNN
Fast CompanyLovely wedding, but did it trend on Twitter?CNN(CNN) — Sure, the wedding was stunning. The doves were released on cue, you didn't stumble on your vows, and your aunt Caroline stayed sober until after the toasts. See on edition.cnn.com
5 Reasons Why Your Social Media Campaign Isn't Working – Forbes
Forbes5 Reasons Why Your Social Media Campaign Isn't WorkingForbesIt's easy to read an article about social media engagement, and say, "That's SO true! I really need to do that!". But, as often happens, life gets in the way. See on http://www.forbes.com
Stop Talking About Yourself So Much on Social Media and Listen – Entrepreneur
EntrepreneurStop Talking About Yourself So Much on Social Media and ListenEntrepreneurThat said, the five biggest mistakes entrepreneurs make on social media all come down to one important lesson: You talk too much (at least on social media). See on http://www.entrepreneur.com
Police: Burglary Suspects Targeted Fontana Home After Social Media Posts – CBS Local
NBC Southern CaliforniaPolice: Burglary Suspects Targeted Fontana Home After Social Media PostsCBS Local"One of the individuals who lived in the residence was friends with one of the suspects on social media," Guzman-Hurtado said. See on losangeles.cbslocal.com
How Social Media Aggregation Creates Weapon That Kills 'Network Effects' – Forbes
ForbesHow Social Media Aggregation Creates Weapon That Kills 'Network Effects'ForbesSocialFusion is an elegant app — but it also is an instrument that inadvertently will degrade the power of social media networks. See on http://www.forbes.com
Top 5 Social Media Tools Every Marketer Needs to Know About – Huffington Post
Top 5 Social Media Tools Every Marketer Needs to Know AboutHuffington PostFor both small companies and mega-brands alike, social media can pose a tremendously powerful opportunity to engage with customers, industry influencers, and prospects. See on http://www.huffingtonpost.com
Editor column: Roles of social media and video grow in Tribune's newsroom – Salt Lake Tribune
Editor column: Roles of social media and video grow in Tribune's newsroomSalt Lake TribuneAnd social media offer paths that take them to sltrib.com. See on http://www.sltrib.com
Schools, parents must keep up with social media – Statesman Journal
Schools, parents must keep up with social media Statesman Journal Yet, as a professor of educational technology, I also believe that the ACLU statement muddies already murky waters when it comes to our communal comprehension of social media,… See on http://www.statesmanjournal.com
Pottsgrove viral video incident exposes social media's dark side – The Mercury
Pottsgrove viral video incident exposes social media's dark side The Mercury Ziegler, an unabashed advocate for using social media as a tool to connect with students, parents and staff, allowed the senior to tweet about her day in school, he said,… See on http://www.pottsmerc.com
Michigan State's Tom Izzo makes case of why social media 'hurts kids' – Yahoo India News
Washington PostMichigan State's Tom Izzo makes case of why social media 'hurts kids'Yahoo India NewsSocial media hurts him. See on m.yahoo.com
Minnesota teen wins $70K in social media settlement – kdvr.com
Minnesota teen wins $70K in social media settlement kdvr.com MINNEAPOLIS – A Facebook post that landed a Minnesota teen in big trouble with school administrators is now paying off to the tune of $70,000 dollars, and it was the school that had to… See on kdvr.com
Social media: Regulate the virtually real world, say panellists – The Express Tribune
The Express Tribune Social media: Regulate the virtually real world, say panellists The Express Tribune To highlight the importance of digital empowerment, social media gurus from across Pakistan came to the opening session of the two-day Social… See on tribune.com.pk
Social media a travel game changer – Monroe News Star
Social media a travel game changerMonroe News StarSocial media has become the new "in place" where everyone has an experience and, then, shares an opinion or some insight about that experience. See on http://www.thenewsstar.com
Security eyes social media for feisty fans – The Columbian
The Columbian Security eyes social media for feisty fans The Columbian As Minnesota Vikings fans were getting ready for the final game at the Metrodome in December, officials at Whelan Security noticed social media chatter suggesting some might… See on http://www.columbian.com


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package codebook.runtime.util

import scala.concurrent.Future
import scala.util.{Failure, Success}

object FutureHelper {
  implicit class FutureChecker[T](future:Future[T]) {
    def isFailed:Boolean = future.value match {
      case Some(Success(_)) => false
      case Some(Failure(_)) => true
      case None => false
    }
  }
}


Since the advent of the technology world, organizations have swayed away IT experts from the market in a wave. This has caused an outrageous demand for IT professionals and is sure to put more stress with the ever-increasing growth in the sector. Software programmers form an integral part of an organizations' IT team. They are responsible for applying computer science principles and carrying-out mathematical examinations to devise and develop software for the organizations.
In the world today, where impressions are created in a fleeing moment, a resume can either get an interview call or make its way to the trash. Being in a diversified field, with varying specifications demanded by different market sectors, the applicant's resume should be tweaked based on the sectors and organizations relevant to the position. Check several sample programmer resumes online to gauge the format and the specifications that need to be depicted in the resume. Make sure to select a resume sample that focuses on the software or programming area that is relevant to the position that you are applying for.
The job opportunities for programmers may take a slight dip in the coming decade. This further accentuates the need for an impressive resume that speaks volume about the incumbents' competence and provide them an added edge over others. Carefully format the resume and ensure that the spelling and grammar is correct. Follow a chronological order, mentioning your work experience and then education first. After this concentrate on licenses and certificates held; language and finally, computer skills.
Most of the employers require programmers to have a bachelor's degree in mathematics or computer sciences. However, some organizations also accept candidates with a two-year relevant degree or related certifications. To keep pace with the changing technologies, it is not uncommon for programmers to seek various certifications throughout their work life. Therefore, it is imperative to include in the resume, concise details about the software knowledge and certifications acquired along with the qualification. This may depict your eagerness to be competitive and up-to-date in the field.
The job of a programmer depends on the sector and the level at which the incumbent is being hired. For instance, a bank may require programmers who have expertise in the banking functions and finance, so that programmers can depute the software that caters to the bank's need. Therefore, before applying to any company, get information about the software that is being used there and see if you have the required expertise to run that software. Analytical thinking, creativity to devise new solutions, problem-solving capabilities and communication skills to deal with the end users are essential requirements for this role.
The overall demand of the IT sector and its growth prospects is very well depicted in the salaries paid to employees in this sector. The national mean wage for programmers is $74,690. The largest numbers of programmers are employed in the software houses and the system design firms; however, they are not the highest paid employees. With just over 2,200 employees working in the manufacturing sector, the mean wage of the programmers hikes up to $106,170. It is the highest paying sector, and those looking for high earning potentials should target this sector.
With the increasing out-shore opportunities and the rapid paced advancements in the IT field; programmers are no longer the table-tied computer nerds. They have outgrown in to analytical thinkers and business partners who could precede the organization to an altogether new level of technological development.


4.	Northeastern University – Massachusetts.
5.	University of San Francisco.
6.	Carnegie Mellon University – Pennsylvania.
7.	Lynn University – Florida,.
8.	Illinois Institute of Technology.
9.	University of Tulsa – Oklahoma.
10.	New School- Nueva York.


Andrew Landford, MP is driving home one night along a dark country lane when a barn owl flies into his windscreen. It is an accident, nothing more. But Andrew sits on a parliamentary committee concerned with the protection of endangered species, and the death of the owl threatens to destroy his hopes of reaching No. 10.
Also in the car is Andrew's old Oxford friend and political adviser, Charles Fryerne. Will they be able to keep the crime under wraps, or will circumstances conspire against them?


Evictions in Texas must be filed in the county and precinct where the property is located. Complete the "Petition for Eviction for Non-Payment of Rent" and have it notarized. Bring a copy of your "Notice to Vacate" along with the eviction form and any copies that you would like to have for your own records. You'll be given a court date when you file your eviction with the Court or soon there after. This is usually between 2 and 3 weeks.
You must file an original petition with the Court and pay court costs of $92 (subject to change). These court costs pay for filing your suit, your court hearing, and for the Constable to serve the citation. The citation is the notice to the tenant that you are attempting to evict him.
If you have won your suit in Court, and the mandatory five day appeal period has passed, and the other party is still occupying the premises, you can file a Writ of Possession in Court. A Writ of Possession is a Court order to the Constable to place you in possession of the property. The Writ of Possession will cost you an additional $130 (subject to change), and may be requested at the JP office where the judgment is.
The WRIT of Possession usually takes about one week to execute. The constable will deliver a 24 hour notice to the tenants to be moved out. They will return and if the tenant is still in the property they will call the moving van and begin the process of moving the tenant out of the house. Someone has to be present during the execution of the WRIT.
If the tenant is in the process of moving when the constable arrives he will return the next day to assure that they have finished. They law does not allow the constable to stop them from moving on the first day they try and execute the WRIT if a move is in progress. If they are still there on the second day they will execute the WRIT and force the move.
From start to finish approximately three weeks. (minimum time frames as state in the Texas Property code). In practice if everything goes perfect this might happen.
8-10 days to serve the citation- The law requires the defendant have six days notice before the hearing.
Is there a faster way to evict someone? There is a remedy that can shorten the time period from 23 days to ten days if you prevail in Court. This is known as a Bond for Immediate Possession and includes a Notice to Defendant of the Bond for Immediate Possession. By filing a bond for immediate possession, the eviction process could be shortened (my experience is no, it's not worth the extra money) provided the defendant does not request a trial or post a counter bond.
Can I lock out somebody who is not paying their rent or get in trouble if I do?
Refer to: Texas Property Code: Removal of Property and Exclusion of Residential Tenant.
(c) If a landlord or a landlord's agent changes the door lock of a tenant who is delinquent in paying rent, the landlord or the landlord's agent must place a written notice on the tenant's front door stating: (1) an on-site location where the tenant may go 24 hours a day to obtain the new key or a telephone number that is answered 24 hours a day that the tenant may call to have a key delivered within two hours after calling the number; (2) the fact that the landlord must provide the new key to the tenant at any hour, regardless of whether or not the tenant pays any of the delinquent rent; and (3) the amount of rent and other charges for which the tenant is delinquent.


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by Benjamin Birdie
– on Dec 03, 2008
in Comics, Comic Book Reviews
Matt Ryan, Aaron Lopresti
Travis Lanham
What is it about "Wonder Woman"? I don't think it's a stretch to say she's the least popular member of DC's big three. Her origin isn't as snappy, her rogue's gallery isn't as memorable, her supporting cast isn't as iconic. Personally, I thought she got pretty interesting during the lead up to "Infinite Crisis," and her role as a staunch defender of the power of good -- usually at any cost -- put her in an interesting position among the DC Universe's heroes.
But that rebellious gloss seems to have faded somewhat, and DC seems to have settled on a middle ground between that ruthlessness and a kind of Supermanian approach to truth, justice, and the American Way. In her latest reboot, Gail Simone has crafted her own take, heavy on the mythical roots of the character with a focus on her interpersonal interactions. While not yet the analogues of Jimmy Olsen or Lois Lane, Etta Candy and Tom Tresser have been built by Simone into wholly believable and engaging characters orbiting Wonder Woman's life. Her run so far has had some high points, like an apartment full of sentient gorillas, but often times failed to really keep my interest personally. There was just something intangible that wasn't connecting with me. Was it my disinterest in the underpinnings of the character? (The early issues were heavy with the mythology of the Amazons.) The focus on realms more magical than real?
Whatever it was in the early goings that never landed with me, this first issue of what DC is touting as a major new storyline, "Rise Of The Olympian," seems to have at least the promise of of more engaging days ahead. The focus is squarely on Diana Prince's role as a secret agent for most of the issue, an aspect I've always liked and an approach that Simone has always been expert at executing.
In introducing the villain of the piece, Genocide, we also have a rather brutally illustrated but undeniably threatening antagonist. She's vicious, relentless, and never gives Wonder Woman a moment's advantage. The closing image of the issue is a stark one, but not one that could really fail to inspire interest in what might happen next. It leaves Wonder Woman in very dire straits.
Whereas previous storylines on the new run showed traces of the best of Simone's work, "Rise Of The Olympian" has her skills on full display. It's an engaging and even startling read at times. And while Aaron Lopresti might not carry the same weight as the Dodsons who started off Simone's run, he has remained a very dynamic artist since he started on the book, and has improved with each issue. "Wonder Woman" is finally starting to gel into a book every part a flagship as its two companions in DC's "trinity".
Bendis Confirms, Tim Drake's New Identity Pushed Back to Young Justice #8
Jon Arvedon
Amazing Spider-Man Fan Animation Features 123 Different Spider-People


Who said Kiwis were a flightless bird? Pffft. I love hearing about New Zealanders making a name for themselves in the creative industries overseas – and love sharing these stories with you. So let me introduce you to Sarah Burton, professional photographer, and New Zealander living and working in London.
As well as shooting commercially for fashion and product campaigns, and having a wedding photography business, Sarah works on a lot of personal projects (photography and writing – she's a beautiful writer) inspired often by travel adventures with her partner (and fellow NZer), filmmaker Ryan Fielding.
I work at Wolf & Badger Studios in Shoreditch (East London) art directing and shooting content for independent fashion, beauty and homewares brands.
I also freelance, shooting portraits for musicians, artists, travel features etc, and sometimes write too. Then I have my weddings brand, shooting both in UK/Europe and back in NZ. Any chance to get back to NZ for a good chunk of time over the kiwi summer!
At the studio I work with a lovely tight-knit team and through freelancing often collaborate with my filmmaker boyfriend, Ryan.
I love it when I am able to discover or create something new in well trodden territory. Anytime I have a good team, subject, the light is just perfect and my vision is being realised beyond my expectations it is a pretty amazing feeling.
Why London? How did you end up here?
It's hard to escape the pull of the myth and legend of London, however grimy it may be. The career opportunities, palpable history, abundant art and culture. Plus we had a good base of friends already here.
I live in Clapton, Hackney, East London. In a Victorian town house with my boyfriend Ryan and friend Celia. When we first moved to London Ryan and I lived in a modern apartment and I'm so glad we live here now as it is so quintessentially London. Tall sash windows, ornate tiled fireplace and floorboards with gaps between them big enough to drop a pencil through. I like to watch the family of squirrels scampering around the trees and the occasional fox in the backyard.
Tell us about your lifestyle there – how do you spend your weekends/downtime?
Heading to different areas of London to check them out, so many uniquely different boroughs and still many I haven't been to.
Visiting art galleries. Vintage shopping. Food markets. In the summer, drinking in parks with friends… in the winter, drinking in cosy pubs with friends. I do pottery at a ramshackle drop in pottery 'class' at Hackney City Farm (I use class loosely as you are pretty much left to your own devices.) At the end of last year, I joined a really fun choir called Some Voices Sing, we performed the soundtrack to Baz Luhrmann's Romeo & Juliet just before Christmas in a grand old art deco theatre which was a culmination of many of my favourite things.
"Dining room table that folds up, as London homes are very small and need space saving techniques!
I'm in your borough: where should I go – that maybe isn't on the typical tourist trail?
Hackney has become like a village amongst the daunting sprawl of London. I live and work in this borough. I like walking along Regent's canal, gawking at all the weird and wonderful houseboats.
Places to go: Broadway Market is lovely, I especially like sitting upstairs at The Cat & Mutton pub which was established in 1729. Campania just off Colombia Road – authentic fresh Italian food in a slightly crumbling brick dairy that used to house cows. Plus they leave a chunk of parmesan and grater on the table which is my idea of heaven. Chatsworth Road has lots of independent homewares stores and good cafes, and there's an unpretentious street food market there on Sundays. Well Street Kitchen, the first cafe I ever went to in London so will always have my heart. I order the £1 mug of builders tea and the smashed chilli avo. Our local Mexican joint Del 74 Tacos on Lower Clapton Road is great for its good playlists, fresh tacos and ice cold Micheladas which are a cross between a beer and a Bloody Mary. London Fields on a hot summer's day for sun soaked merry making, smoky disposable grills and scantily clad Brits. Cycling through the Hackney marshes. Long grass, wildflowers and blackberry brambles.
Personally I am working on a project shooting on analogue cameras that casts a poetic eye over Hackney. Moments that capture me as I walk around. I usually do this when I move to a new place as everything feels so fresh and vivid.
Professionally I am working on a photo and film campaign to launch a luxury vegan leather jacket brand, and have just completed a series of still life's showcasing the organic beauty products at Wolf & Badger.
What's great about being away from NZ for your career/work?
I think it's great to experience a different style of doing things and being able to collaborate with a far larger pool of creatives. I fully appreciate both places – for completely different reasons – they balance each other out.
Can you share the schedule of a typical day in your work life?
I usually have porridge and tea for breakfast which I eat while reading either my current novel or an article online. Take coffee to Ryan in bed (he lives by artist's hours) and chat about the day ahead. 15-minute cycle to the studio, I try and get there just before 10am. Then I could be shooting, editing, planning a shoot, or a combination of all three.
What's the best thing that's happened to you work-wise over the past year?
Trip to Porto with Ryan where we created a film and stills for a bespoke furniture business run by three generations of woman from the same family. The workshop was full of characters straight out of a Fellini film and we got to see another side of Porto far from the tourist trail.
Magic in remote Cappadocia. See (and read) more from Sarah's journey to this historical destination, here.
What are your fave things about living in London, in the context of career/creatively?
There are just so many opportunities here. Of course there are more people vying for them but at least they are here. The crush of cultural diversity is invigorating and important. Relatively easy to travel to many exciting locations.
What do New Zealanders take for granted?
Really good, fresh produce grown locally. Innate sense of safety. Horizons.
Keep working on my long term personal documentary photography projects which will culminate in an exhibition and hopefully a zine or simple self-published book. I also want to make a short film this year.
Career-wise, hopefully keep going in this trajectory – London is brutal for many at the beginning but has been easier and more rewarding every year.
A B R O A D – Where we get to know New Zealand designers living overseas. Let's meet Sarah and Matt Johnston (both from NZ but now calling Melbourne home), founders of The Club of Odd Volumes.
The Club of Odd Volumes is a curated online store, producing tees and sweats, kids' tees and baby onesies (eeeeeeee), cushions, totes, tea towels, pillowcases and more, all featuring the work of The Odd Collective – a twice-yearly-updated roster of 20 independent illustrators and designers. And because they're artists themselves, Sarah and Matt also produce their own in-house Club Merch too, which is consistently freakin' awesome.
Working with 20 artists at a time means there's an awesome variety of different aesthetic styles, subjects and mediums to choose from. And because the entire online store changes up every 6 months, keeping the clothing and textile designs freshy fresh.
As just a two-person team, Sarah and Matt really look after their artists; they're not some factory churning out key rings and cringy merch. They're always looking for new talent to join The Odd Collective, so follow them on Instagram to keep an eye out for the next artist call-out.
Get out of town with your inspiring selves. So cool, you two.
take time out of her schedule to shoot this story for Fancy.
Go follow Danelle on Instagram – her feed is tasty.


The Spaniard was relieved to keep the hard-fought match to just two sets ahead of her Saturday semi. "After match point I fell on the floor because I felt so relaxed, that was my instinct to go and lie because I needed to put it away, the emotions".
"The first and second rounds gave me a lot of confidence ― that's why today I played really well", the 29-year-old said.
First career victory at the WTA tournament brought Diane Yastremsky more than 160 thousand dollars in prize money and 280 points.
Top-seeded Elina Svitolina of the Ukraine was close to bowing out of the Hong Kong Open when rain disrupted the quarterfinals on Friday. Previously her best result was the quarter-finals.
Spain started well but its high defensive line struggled against the speed of England's young forwards. It moved into a tie with Belgium for first place in Group 2.
The current world number 24 grabbed headlines at the French Open with her straight-sets demolition of Venus Williams, offering a hint of what was to come.
Svitolina is still in the running for one of the three remaining places at the WTA Finals in Singapore later this month and she now faces an anxious wait to see if a quarter-final finish will be enough to secure qualification. Yastremska's win prevented the 24th-ranked Wang from winning her third career title. She's now not entered, but could request a main draw wild card.
"I was nervous in the beginning, but even though I was down 4-0, I didn't lose my fighting spirit".
"I felt like she had her A-game today", Gavrilova said.
Zhang, ranked 40th in the world, had shrugged off the loss of the first set despite leading 5-2 to race to a 3-0 lead in the second set, only to be hauled back by her opponent's blistering return of serve and shot-making skills.


The installation of a $4.8 million over-height vehicle detection system has been completed on two New York City parkways, N.Y. Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced.
Using infrared to identify and alert over-height vehicles illegally using the Hutchinson River Parkway in the Bronx and the Grand Central Parkway in Queens, the system can prevent vehicles from striking low-clearance bridges.
The system was installed at four locations on the Hutchinson River Parkway and one on the Grand Central Parkway.
"This groundbreaking technology will improve traffic safety, enhance mobility, prevent delays and protect our highway infrastructure," said Gov. Cuomo. "These roadways are key parts of New York City's transportation system and these improvements will make them for more convenient, reliable and safer for all."
The city bans large commercial vehicles from driving on parkways in New York City. The parkways were built in the 1930s and 1940s and were designed for automobiles of the era with bridge clearances as low as seven feet.
The detection systems were developed by the N.Y. Department of Transportation and are part of the state's effort to keep commercial vehicles off parkways and improve roadway safety. Using infrared beams, the system identifies over-height vehicles and captures its movements on video. The system then posts an alert message for the driver on an electronic message sign, enabling the driver to leave the highway before coming to a bridge.
The data and video are also sent to the Department of Transportation's Joint Traffic Management Center so that police can assist in getting a truck safely off the roadway, or mobilize quickly if an accident occurs.


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All our Academies are open for our most vulnerable children and children of key workers during the current national lockdown. If you or your child requires further support during this period please telephone 0117 456 6513 or email info@learnmat.uk
COVID Testing in Schools
Work has commenced on the new Sixth Form build at Knowle DGE Academy
This will be a stand alone sixth form centre for Knowle DGE Academy. A plaza has been designed for the area between the new building and the existing School.
" You could make a difference to a disadvantaged young persons life by giving a few hours of your time a Month?"
Have you considered becoming an Academy Councillor?
Notton House Academy passes the Mental Health and Wellbeing Badge
We are pleased to announce that Notton House has PASSED the Mental Health and Wellbeing Badge. This was a very strong submission and the school has clearly worked hard to develop a whole school approach to mental health and wellbeing. They have strong leadership and policies and pract...
TES Awards 2020
Notton House Academy shortlisted for TES Awards 2020
Maths Teacher has his book published!
Congratulations to Chris Chilcott, Maths Teacher, Lansdown Park Academy (Rush Hill) who had a book published over lockdown. A long term project which started with a Ph.D and came in via the Battle of Waterloo 200 anniversary events.
New special education school approved for North Somerset
A new 65-place specialist school for North Somerset got the go-ahead from the government this week.
Learn@ MAT Annual General Meeting
The Learn@ MAT Annual General Meeting - 16 March 2020
Coronavirus advice for educational settings
Plans for new special needs school is 'de-escalation' of former college
https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/local-news/soundwell-college-special-school-send-3559149
Specialist school for boys welcomes boost for literacy
Funded by the Foyle Foundation, the £4,000 investment gives the school its first dedicated space for books in the heart of the grade two-listed building.


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Paul McCartney live: Movistar Arena, Santiago, Chile
Tuesday 22 April 2014 Live, Paul McCartney No Comments
The 34th concert of Paul McCartney's Out There tour took place at the Movistar Arena in Santiago, Chile.
It was the second of six shows in South America, and the second of two concerts at the Movistar Arena.
McCartney's band was Paul 'Wix' Wickens (vocals, keyboards, guitar, percussion, harmonica), Brian Ray (vocals, guitar, bass), Rusty Anderson (vocals, guitar) and Abe Laboriel Jr (vocals, drums).
https://instagram.com/p/nEQvnYO6Go/
'Magical Mystery Tour'
'Save Us'
'All My Loving'
'Listen To What The Man Said'
'Let Me Roll It'
'Paperback Writer'
'My Valentine'
Nineteen Hundred And Eighty-Five
'The Long And Winding Road'
'Maybe I'm Amazed'
'Things We Said Today'
'We Can Work It Out'
'Another Day'
'And I Love Her'
'Blackbird'
'Here Today'
'New'
'Queenie Eye'
'Lady Madonna'
'All Together Now'
'Lovely Rita'
'Everybody Out There'
'Eleanor Rigby'
'Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite!'
'Something'
'Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da'
'Band On The Run'
'Back In The USSR'
'Let It Be'
'Live And Let Die'
'Hey Jude'
'Day Tripper'
'Hi, Hi, Hi'
'I Saw Her Standing There'
'Yesterday'
'Helter Skelter'
'Golden Slumbers'
'Carry That Weight'
'The End'
Previous Out There tour dates:
4 May 2013: Estadio Mineirão, Belo Horizonte, Brazil
6 May 2013: Estádio Serra Dourada, Goiânia, Brazil
9 May 2013: Estádio Governador Plácido Castelo, Fortaleza, Brazil
18 May 2013: Amway Center, Orlando, Florida
22 May 2013: Frank Erwin Center, Austin, Texas
26 May 2013: FedExForum, Memphis, Tennessee
29 May 2013: BOK Center, Tulsa, Oklahoma
8 June 2013: Barclays Center, New York
10 June 2013: Barclays Center, New York
14 June 2013: Bonnaroo Festival
22 June 2013: Stadion Narodowy, Warsaw, Poland
25 June 2013: Arena di Verona, Verona, Italy
27 June 2013: Ernst-Happel-Stadion, Vienna, Austria
7 July 2013: Canadian Tire Centre, Ottawa, Canada
9 July 2013: Fenway Park, Boston
12 July 2013: Nationals Park, Washington, DC
14 July 2013: Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Indianapolis
16 July 2013: Miller Park, Milwaukee
19 July 2013: Safeco Field, Seattle
23 July 2013: Plains of Abraham, Quebec City, Canada
9 August 2013: Outside Lands festival, San Francisco
12 August 2013: Investors Group Field, Winnipeg, Canada
14 August 2013: Mosaic Stadium, Regina, Canada
11 November 2013: Kyocera Dome, Osaka, Japan
15 November 2013: Fukuoka Dome, Fukuoka, Japan
18 November 2013: Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan
19 April 2014: Estadio Centenario, Montevideo, Uruguay
Paul McCartney live: Estadio Centenario, Montevideo, Uruguay
Also on this day...
2012: Paul McCartney live: Estádio do Arruda, Recife, Brazil
1969: Recording, mixing: John And Yoko
1969: John Lennon changes his middle name to Ono
1966: Recording: Taxman, Tomorrow Never Knows
1965: Filming: Help!
1964: Filming: A Hard Day's Night
1962: Live: Star-Club, Hamburg
1961: Live: Top Ten Club, Hamburg


Christopher Lawrence is a fellow with the Belfer Center's International Security Program and Project on Managing the Atom. He earned his Ph.D. in nuclear science and engineering at the University of Michigan, where he developed novel neutron spectroscopy techniques to characterize nuclear warheads for treaty verification. After leaving Michigan, Christopher studied the history of North Korea's nuclear program as a Stanton Nuclear Security Fellow at Stanford's Center for International Security and Cooperation. He then became a fellow in Harvard's Program on Science, Technology, and Society, where he studied the role of commercial satellite imagery in the framing of public narratives about weapons of mass destruction. A major focus of his work at the Belfer Center is U.S. engagement with North Korea.


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Fall River's Ryan Osborne named MVP, leads 17 local CIF Northern Section football picks
Ethan Hanson | Redding Record Searchlight
Fall River senior quarterback Ryan Osborne had just finished basketball practice on Wednesday when he got a chance to look back on his long list of accomplishments from the fall.
Osborne was named the 2021 CIF Northern Section Most Valuable Player after he led Fall River to a perfect 13-0 season. Fall River went on a deep playoff run that culminated in the team capturing the CIF Division 7-AA state title — the first football state championship for a Shasta County high school team. Osborne and the CIF All-Northern Section teams were chosen by select media members from the North State.
More: Fall River beats Morro Bay to become first state football champion from Shasta County
Osborne threw for 1,638 yards and 18 touchdown and ran for 1,617 yards and 29 touchdowns. Osborne, as a linebacker on defense, also led Fall River with 122 tackles.
"It's a testament to the situation I'm in with the coaches and players around me," Osborne said. "Without them, none of the success I had would be possible."
Enterprise beats Shasta: River Bowl XXIX highlights
Here are the top sounds and highlights from Enterprise's first River Bowl win since 2014.
Ethan Hanson, Redding Record Searchlight
Osborne was one of 17 players from Shasta County that were selected to the CIF All-Northern Section first and second team.
Fall River coach Todd Sloat was named CIF Northern Section Coach of the Year.
"I'm just feeling real fortunate to get the job done and have a deep playoff run," Sloat said. "Just thinking about how the matchups we had, the teams that we faced and how fortunate we were. It was fitting to end the season on a positive note."
Here are the other 16 players from Shasta County that made the CIF All-Northern Section first and second team.
CIF All-Northern Section Offensive first team list
Foothill offensive linemen Cameron Vallelunga (junior) and Connor Polen (senior)
Enterprise quarterback Demarreya Lewis-Cooper (senior) and wide receiver Jahari Johnson (senior)
U-Prep running back Carter Abel (senior) and tight end Conner Gilbreath (senior)
Shasta offensive lineman Andrew McMurtrey (senior)
Vallelunga and Polen's protection were critical in helping Foothill reach the 2021 CIF Northern Section Division II final against Chico and secure the first Shasta Unified High School District trophy against Enterprise.
Lewis-Cooper passed for 1,969 yards for 33 touchdowns. Lewis-Cooper also led Enterprise with 1,095 rushing yards and eight touchdowns. Johnson caught 41 passes for 925 yards and 17 touchdowns.
Abel led U-Prep with 1,348 rushing yards and 20 touchdowns, and Gilbreath was a key blocker for the Panthers, who won their first CIF Northern Section Division IV football title in 2021.
More: U-Prep players step up after quarterback injury, lose NorCal bowl game
McMurtrey is the lone representative from Shasta High School on either the CIF All-Northern Section first or second team. He played nearly every down for Shasta under first year head coach Aaron Richards.
CIF All-Northern Section Defensive first team
U-Prep senior safety Riley Hays and Enterprise defensive end O'Sirus Peoples were named to the CIF All-Northern Section Defensive first team.
Peoples was one of Enterprise's most impactful defenders. He snuffed out the run game by making 11 of his 52 tackles for loss. Hays intercepted five passes.
Redding Sports Rewind Week Six: Foothill vs Shasta
CIF All-Northern Section Offensive second team
U-Prep quarterback Payton Henderson (senior) and wide receiver Scott Jones (senior)
Fall River tight end Evan Bidwell (senior)
Enterprise Santiago Rodriguez (junior)
Henderson and Jones were constant contributors throughout the season for U-Prep. Henderson passed for 1,416 yards and 17 touchdowns. Jones caught 30 passes for 510 yards and scored eight touchdowns. Jones as a defensive back also led U-Prep with 97 tackles.
Bidwell had a strong second half to the season and scored four touchdowns in Fall River's 43-13 CIF State Division 7-AA title win against Morro Bay. Rodriguez made three of four field goal attempts including two in Enterprise's regular season win over eventual CIF Northern Section Division II champion Chico.
CIF All-Northern Section Defensive second team
Foothill defensive lineman Dylan Labarbera (junior), punter Cade Cox (senior) and defensive back Jarius Mast (senior)
Labarbera missed over half the season due to illness, but in his return, he helped beat Enterprise for the the Shasta Union High School trophy.
Mast led Foothill's shutout over eventual 2021 CIF Northern Section Division III champion Sutter. Cox was ranked 23rd in the state with 3,505 yards on kickoffs.
Ethan Hanson started working for the Redding Record Searchlight after four years with the Los Angeles Daily News as a freelancer. His coverage includes working the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament in South Bend, Indiana, and writing about the St. Louis Rams' move to Los Angeles with the Ventura County Star. He began his career as a play-by-play broadcaster for LA Pierce College from 2011-2017. Follow him on Twitter at @EthanAHanson_RS.


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Search results for "Asit Sen"
Parwana (1971)
Kumar Sen is an artist of eminence, a talented painter, and a renowned sculptor; and like the majority of his clan, he has a sensitive introvert. But no artist can…
Genre: Bollywood, Drama, Mystery, Romance, Thriller
Anand (1971)
The story of a terminally ill man who wishes to live life to the full before the inevitable occurs, as told by his best friend.
Genre: Bollywood, Drama
Jurmana (1979)
Inder, a contractor who believes in the power of money, places a bet with his friend Prakash to woo Rama, a simple girl. Rama is charmed by Inder but an…
Genre: Bollywood, Drama, Family, Musical
Sujata (1960)
The movie basically revolves around the caste system that is prevelant in India even to this day. It also raises interesting questions regarding family ties and how deep they can…
Genre: Bollywood, Drama, Romance
Raaz (1967)
Kumar, though of Indian origin, lives in Africa. He has recurring dreams of a Railway Station in India called "Viran Nagar". He decides to find for himself and travels to…
Genre: Bollywood, Mystery, Thriller
Parakh (1960)
Niravan (Nazir Hussain), the village postmaster receives an envelope with a cheque for a very large amount, with the instructions that he is to turn this cheque over to the…
Genre: Bollywood, Comedy, Drama, Family, Romance
Barsaat Ki Ek Raat (1981)
Suresh is employed as a Manager with an estate that markets tea leafs and is a father to Rajni; a blind young woman. The residents of their region is usually…
Yakeen (1969)
Rajesh Sharma, working with the Indian Government on a top secret research project, has to deal with enemy agents, explosions, murder and last but not least a dangerous look-alike.
Genre: Action, Crime, Mystery, Romance, Thriller
Baat Ek Raat Ki (1962)
Neela is in police custody for committing a murder. Believing that she did it, she confesses. When renowned lawyer, Rajeshwar decides to represent her, he accepts her guilt, but as…
Genre: Bollywood, Mystery, Romance, Thriller
Pyar Mohabbat (1966)
After running away from home, Prince Naresh Kumar Singh (Dev Anand) now calls himself Dilip Singh, returns home after a period of 18 years. He travels by ship, and meets…
Genre: Adventure, Bollywood, Drama, Romance
Anuradha (1960)
A lonely housewife, who gave up her promising singing career to marry an idealistic village-doctor, begins to regret her decision.
Genre: Bollywood, Drama, Family, Romance
Aradhana (1969)
Dashing pilot Arun romances Vandana Tripathi, and both in love with each other, become very intimate, and as a result Vandana gets pregnant. Arun and Vandana have a quiet temple…
Genre: Bollywood, Drama, Music, Musical, Romance
Kabuliwala (1961)
A poor Afghani leaves his family behind to earn a living as a dried fruit vendor in India. Profoundly homesick, he befriends a young girl who reminds him of his…