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by Mary E. Pearson
Narrated by : Emily Rankin
Series: The Remnant Chronicles #1
Published by Henry Holt Release date : July 8th, 2014
Genres: Fantasy, Romance, Young Adult
Length: 13 hrs 31 mins
Source: Purchased | Format: Audiobook
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A princess must find her place in a reborn world.
She flees on her wedding day.
She steals ancient documents from the Chancellor's secret collection.
She is pursued by bounty hunters sent by her own father.
She is Princess Lia, seventeen, First Daughter of the House of Morrighan.
The Kingdom of Morrighan is steeped in tradition and the stories of a bygone world, but some traditions Lia can't abide. Like having to marry someone she's never met to secure a political alliance.
Fed up and ready for a new life, Lia flees to a distant village on the morning of her wedding. She settles in among the common folk, intrigued when two mysterious and handsome strangers arrive—and unaware that one is the jilted prince and the other an assassin sent to kill her. Deceptions swirl and Lia finds herself on the brink of unlocking perilous secrets—secrets that may unravel her world—even as she feels herself falling in love.
Oh, the love that I have for this book.
I put off reading this book for ages for two reasons, 1) hype and b) it’s Fantasy. If there is one thing to know about me, is that Fantasy and I just don’t always get along. That isn’t to say I don’t like, or even love the genre; I do. But we have a weird relationship, one that I am frequently taking a break from.
Yet, when I saw it available on Audible I decided to take the plunge. And I am so glad I did.
This book is brilliant. It has every element that I love and look forward to when heading into a Fantasy novel. Strong heroine. Beautifully crafted world building; with writing so descriptive I can picture myself right along side the main characters(s). A history was isn’t dumped and a love interest(s) worth swooning over. Even my boys’ listened to the book (quietly) and they would often beg me to go back or explain in detail what they missed.
Told mainly from Lia’s POV, we follow her as she flees to a remote village on her wedding day. She is remarkably crafty in her last-minute escape, and her planning into it made me admire her more. I loved her strength, her witty and snarky attitude. Although fleeing could potentially put her kingdom at war – and one might think this a selfish act – I admire her brazen act and her dreams for more. She is far from a weak, prissy princess and it was so refreshing to have a bold yet likable character that goes after what she wants.
The love interest(s) twist was quite interesting and entertaining. We have The Prince – the one Lia was slated to marry – who admires Lia’s bravery for leaving yet wants answers. And then we have the assassin – who is sent from his own kingdom of Venda (I THINK that is how you spell it, I don’t even know) sent to kill Lia to stop an alliance between the surrounding kingdoms.
Aaaaand, then you have Kaden and Rafe. But who is who!?
Quite honestly, I figured it out pretty quick – but that didn’t mean I wasn’t questioning this until the reveal. (The kids were shocked, haha) Both Kaden and Rafe are very complex characters, who both genuinely care for Lia. I don’t find this to be a “typical” love triangle. It has the feel of one, because you don’t know who is who. And while Lia is attracted to both and cares for both, she only loves ONE. I can’t say anymore than that though!
Setting aside the romance aspect of the novel, there is so much more going on. Between all the perilous journeys, there are secrets that Lia is in the wake of uncovering about herself, her kingdom and those that are closet to her father. I loved the chapter headings with the stories and “history” too.
It’s slightly confusing that only Emily Rankin is listed as the narrator. Not only is there a male that does the voice of The Prince, assassin, Kaden and Rafe, there is also an older woman who narrates the small parts before the beginning of each chapter. And I just want to KNOW who these people were! Anyway – Emily was perfect for the role of Lia. I loved her voice, and i think she did an amazing job. I often find myself searching for audio’s narrated by the ones I love and Emily is definitely on my list to search!
And the ending. PURE PERFECTION. Meaning, only slightly cliff-hanger. 😉
I feel like there was a bunch of random stuff thrown in, as a way to give us clues to the bigger picture.. Yet, there were never talked about again. Like, a tiger for example. What the freak was that? There is more, but this is driving me insane. Anyway – I am 99.99% certain that anything left unresolved will be handled in book 2. Also View Spoiler »Out of her three brothers, why was there only one actually involved in the story – and then you freggin kill him off! Whyyyyyy. « Hide Spoiler
I loved this book to pieces! It’s a such a beautiful book, truly. I can’t wait for book 2.
Have you read The Kiss of Deception? What did you think?
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H.Res.1194 - Reaffirming the support of the House of Representatives for the legitimate, democratically-elected Government of Lebanon under Prime Minister Fouad Siniora.110th Congress (2007-2008)
Summary: H.Res.1194 — 110th Congress (2007-2008)
Passed House without amendment (05/22/2008)
(This measure has not been amended since it was introduced. The summary has been expanded because action occurred on the measure.)
Reaffirms support for the legitimate, democratically-elected government of Lebanon under Prime Minister Fouad Siniora.
Expresses sympathy to the people of Lebanon who have again been thrust against their will into a Hizballah-initiated conflict.
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Located in subregion/area: Côte des Blancs / Sézannais
Vineyards and grape varieties: 195.1 hectares (482.1 acres), of which 93% Chardonnay, 6.7% Pinot Noir, 0.6% Pinot Meunier, and 0.1% others.
Classification: “Autre cru” (87% and 85%).
Google Maps view with the villages in the Sézannais highlighted.
Clicking on a village opens a field to the left with a link to the village profile, if it exists.
Neighbouring villages within the Champagne appellation
Comment 1: some of the communes on the map are not part of the Champagne appellation and therefore don’t have any village profiles.
Comment 2: the remaining link will be added when the profiles of that village has been added.
Bethon is located about 12 km southsouthwest of Sézanne, the central town of the area.
The Bethon commune covers 1523 hectares and has 285 inhabitants (as of 2014), referred to as Bethoniers and Bethonières.
The vineyards in the Bethon commune are located around the village, gathered in an east-west strip through the commune. The vineyards are continuous with those in Montgenost to the west and those in Chantemerle to the east. They are mostly situated on mild south-facing slopes. Chardonnay is the most common grape variety, by a wide margin.
The current vineyard surface in the Bethon commune is 195.1 hectares (482.1 acres). There are 180.6 ha Chardonnay (92.6%), 13.1 ha Pinot Noir (6.7%), 1.2 ha Pinot Meunier (0.6%), and 0.2 ha others (0.1%). Numbers from CIVC, as of 2013. In 1997, the vineyard surface was 193 ha. There are 159 vineyard owners (exploitants) in the commune.
I’ve seen it mentioned that Bethon was included in the Champagne appellation in 1962.
Higher rating for Chardonnay
On the now defunct échelle des crus scale, where 100% = grand cru, 90-99% = premier cru, and 80-89% = ”autre cru”, a smaller number of villages were rated differently for white and black grapes, i.e., for Chardonnay (white) and for Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier (black). The 12 villages in the Sézannais, including Bethon, were among these, with 87% for white grapes and 85% for black grapes, which in both cases meant ”autre cru”.
The producer status NM = négociant-manipulant means that purchased grapes can be included in the Champagnes. NM producers can be anything from small producers that supplement their own grapes with some that they buy in, to large Champagne houses that primarily rely on purchased grapes.
- Paul Laurent NM, (Facebook page), whose top Champagne is called l’Essentiel.
The negociant business called Paul Laurent was created in 1993, but the producer has a background in Gilbert Gruet, see below.
Also sells/produces Champagnes under the brands:
- Antoine Damont, an MA (marque d’acheteur)
- Pierre Darcys, whis is sold by Asda in the UK.
- Charles Vincent, an MA (marque d’acheteur)
Producer status is indicated where known: RM = récoltant-manipulant, or grower-producers. RC = récoltant-coopérateur, growers that are cooperative members but sell Champagnes under their own name.
- Dekeyne & Fils (Facebook page), has vineyards with 88% Chardonnay and 12% Pinot Noir. Cuvée Vieilles Vignes is a 100% Chardonnay from old vines, planted in 1962.
- Xavier Gruet & Fils (RM), has just under 5 ha of vineyards. The range includes a vintage Champagne. The company name is André Gruet & Fils.
- Dominique Jarry (RM), member of the small grower organisation SECRAIE with 8 ha of vineyards, of which 6 ha in Bethon and 2 ha in Charly-sur-Marne, and an annual production of 40 000 bottles. The top Champagne is called Cuvée Prestige and is a 100% Chardonnay from old vines.
André Jarry was initially a cooperative member, installed his own press in 1977, and started to sell Champagnes under the name André Jarry et fils 1982. Following André’s retirement, the name became Dominique Jarry.
- J.Pascal Jarry & Fils (RM, Facebook page), also Jean-Pascal Jarry, with the company name Goldvine.
- Thierry Triolet (RM), which has 11 ha of vineyards in Bethon, Villenauxe-la-Grande, and Montgenost, with 80% Chardonnay, 15% Pinot Noir, and 5% Pinot Meunier. The vintage Champagne is called Les Vieilles Vignes and originates from old vines.
- Vandier (RM), formerly Guy Vandier, which has 10 ha of vineyards. The range includes a vintage Champagne.
Comment: the list may be incomplete.
When bottles are sold directly by a cooperative the producer status is given as CM = coopérative de manipulation, as opposed to RC when sold by a cooperative member under their own name.
- Union Vinicole des Coteaux de Bethon (UVCB) is a cooperative in Bethon which has 102 members with about 120 ha of vineyards, of which 80% Chardonnay.
The cooperative was founded in 1967 by Gilbert Gruet, which was a small grower (RM) and sold his Champagne under the name G. Gruet & Fils (see below). At the start there were 30 members and Gruet provided the equipment. In the 1980s, the cooperative got their own equipment.
Their own Champagnes are sold under the brands:
- Le Brun de Neuville (Facebook page) is a cooperative in Bethon with close to 170 members with 150 ha of vineyards, of which 88% Chardonnay, 11% Pinot Noir, and 1% Pinot Meunier. The vineyards are spread over seven villages. The annual production is about 450 000 flaskor, which should correspond to about a third of the harvest from the members’ vineyards. The vintage Champagne Grand Vintage is composed of 96% Chardonnay and 4% Pinot Noir (refers to the 2008 vintage; the 2006 vintage was composed of 94% Ch/6% PN). The Authentique series consists of non-vintage Champagnes that are cellared rather long under cork, unlike the more common crown capsule. The Lady de N. series also consists of non-vintage Champagnes in another bottle, are are sold with somewhat higher age.
The cooperative was founded in 1963 by 26 vineyard owners under the name of La Crayère. The brand is named for the family Le Brun, where a notable Madame Le Brun was the owner of Château de Bethon in the mid-19th century. The heiress of the château, Madame de Reviers, was among the founders of the cooperative.
The Champagnes are also sold under the brand:
Former producers including spin-offs in the United States
- Gilbert Gruet (NM), a producer founded in 1952 by Gilbert Gruet (1931-1999) and run by him and his wife Danielle. In 1967, he founded the cooperative UVCB, see above, and led this for a number of years. In 1983, he was traveling in the southwestern part of the United States and saw the possibilities of starting wine production in New Mexico, which ended up being Gruet Winery. In 1984, their first US vineyards were planted to Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, and the first sparkling wines (using the traditional Champagne method) were produced in the 1987 vintage and were launched in 1989. Two of Gilbert’s children (Laurent and Nathalie) and their families moved to New Mexico to run the company, while Gilbert and Danielle remained in France. Gruet Winery is considered as one of the best producers of sparkling wine in the US.
- Georges Quinault (RM)
- Wikipedia about this village in English, in French.
- Wikipedia about the village church in French.
- Website of the Bethon commune.
- UMC’s village profile of Bethon.
- The Swedish version of this post.
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Riot police called in as violent clashes break out across France after far-right National Front win dramatic gains in local elections
- Far-right National Front has beaten governing Socialists in key elections
- National Front president Marie Le Pen says party moved to a 'new level'
- Riot police have clashed with demonstrators outside regional town halls
- Police in holiday towns of Frejus and Beziers report outbreaks of violence
- French President Francois Hollande now expected to reshuffle government
See March 31 UPDATE at the bottom of this page
Fights started outside French town halls tonight as they came under the control of the far-right National Front for the first time following dramatic gains in local elections. Exit polls suggested that the anti-immigration and anti-Europe party had roundly beaten the governing Socialists in a number of key constituencies.
'Demonstrators are trying to get at the Front representatives and starting fights,' said a police spokesman in Frejus, the picturesque Mediterranean town which is hugely popular with British tourists.
Frejus and nearby Beziers are now expected to have National Front (FN) mayors sworn in, along with around five other towns, following a nationwide drubbing for President Francois Hollande's Socialists.
Riot police were also out in force in other parts of the country as anti-fascist demonstrators threatened FN candidates with violence.
It meant further humiliation for Mr Hollande, whose disastrous tax and spend policies have led to economic stagnation, so opening the electoral door to the FN, which is regularly accused of being racist, anti-Semitic, and anti-Muslim.
David Rachline, who is expected to become the FN mayor of Frejus, is a former head of the party's youth movement, and still just 26. Mr Rachline said: 'The political establishment has failed the people - it has ruined the town and filled its pockets. 'You can't talk about a protest vote any more - the Front's scores show that people are backing its ideas.'
The FN took 50.26 per cent of the vote in the northern town of Henin-Beaumont last Sunday, giving it an instant majority and meaning it already has its first mayor there.
As polls closed in the two round municipal elections tonight the FN said it was on track to claim 1,200 municipal council seats. 'We have moved on to a new level,' said Ms Le Pen. 'There is now a third major political force in our country.'
The Socialists only consolation they have provided Paris with its first ever female mayor. Anne Hidalgo is expected to beat her conservative rival, Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet in the French capital. Miss Hidalgo claimed 54.5 per cent of second round votes in the capital, comfortably beating her centre-Right rival, who won 45.5 per cent.Read more http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2592921/Riot-police-called-violent-clashes-break-France-far-right-National-Front-win-dramatic-gains-local-elections.html
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France's decrepit city suburbs are becoming 'separate Islamic societies' cut off from the state, according to a major new study that examines the spread of Islam in France.
Muslim immigrants are increasingly rejecting French values and identity and instead are immersing themselves in Islam, according to the report, which also warns that Islamic Sharia law is rapidly displacing French civil law in many parts of suburban Paris.
The 2,200-page report, "Banlieue de la République" (Suburbs of the Republic), is the result of a one-year research effort into the four "i's" that comprise the heart of the debate over French national identity: Islam, immigration, identity and insecurity.
The authors of the report show that France, which has between five and six million Muslims (France has the largest Muslim population in European Union), is on the brink of a major social explosion because of the failure of Muslims to integrate into French society.
The report also shows how the problem is being exacerbated by radical Muslim leaders who are promoting the social marginalization of Muslim immigrants in order to create a parallel Muslim society in France that is ruled by Sharia law.
The study says that Muslim religious institutions and practices are increasingly displacing those of the state and the French Republic, which has a strong secular tradition.
The report points out that the suburbs of Clichy and Montfermeil have been at the center of one of France's biggest urban renewal projects. Many physical barriers to integration have been removed, and efforts have been made to plug the area into public transport networks and improve public safety.
Nevertheless, low educational achievement is endemic among the Muslim population. This, in turn, is turning France into a "divided nation." Most Muslim youth are "not employable." More than 20% of the residents of Clichy and Montfermeil leave school without a diploma (about 150,000 people per year), according to the report. The unemployment rate for Muslim youth in the suburbs of Paris is around 43%.
These drop-outs enter a cycle of social exclusion negatively shapes their lives and those of their children. Many Muslim youth turn to "deviant behaviors across the range of incivilities in a parallel economy in which drug trafficking is the most prominent."
MARCH 31, 2014 UPDATE
A CRUSHING defeat at French local elections has intensified pressure on François Hollande to reshuffle his government. At a second round of voting on March 30th, Mr Hollande’s Socialist Party lost over 150 towns, most of them to the opposition centre-right. This morning, the French president was holed up at the Elysée, the presidential palace, consulting close advisers over reshuffle plans, which could be announced as early as today.
The Socialist losses were devastating. Although, as expected, the party hung on to Paris, where Anne Hidalgo becomes the capital’s first female mayor, the rest of the country snubbed the ruling party.
Among the more dramatic losses were Toulouse, a city in the south-west that it had thought was safe, Roubaix and Tourcoing, two industrial cities in the north with a deep left-wing heritage, and a string of other cities, including Amiens, Caen, Tours, Reims and Limoges, held by the left since 1912. Even some towns in the Paris region, which had been governed by Communist Party since the second world war, such as Villejuif, swung to the right.
The centre-right UMP was the primary beneficiary of this disillusion, and of a high abstention rate. Overall, the second-round result gave the combined mainstream right 46% of the vote, compared with 40% for the Socialists, Greens and other left-wing parties. This translates into 572 mayors for the right in towns of a population over 10,000, to 349 for the left, reversing the outcome in 2008. Jean-François Copé, the delighted head of the centre-right UMP party, called the result a “blue wave”.
The other second-round victor was Marine Le Pen’s populist National Front. To add to Hénin-Beaumont, a town that her party already won outright in a first-round vote on March 24rd, she picked up ten others. They include Fréjus and Béziers in the south, a string of smaller towns, and an arrondissement of Marseilles that represents fully 150,000 people. The only town that had looked winnable but which the National Front failed to grab in the end was Forbach, where her party’s number two, Florian Philippot, was standing.
Although the overall second-round result gave the National Front only 7% of the countrywide vote, this crop of town halls is a historic result for Ms Le Pen’s party. In 1995, when the front was on the rise under her father, Jean-Marie, it won just three towns. Ms Le Pen has also secured over 1,200 municipal-council seats, giving her both a local base in which to anchor the party and a training ground to prepare National Front officials for future electoral contests. The front could well come top in elections to the European Parliament in May.
Unlike in the first round, when the government seemed only belatedly to grasp the scale of its losses, Jean-Marc Ayrault, the sitting prime minister, said this time that it was a “moment of truth”, and a clear “defeat”. In 2001, the Socialist Party tried to brush off a similar defeat at local elections by focusing attention on Paris, which it had captured from the right. A year later, the Socialists went on to lose their place in the run-off of the presidential election to Mr Le Pen. This time, Mr Hollande looks likely to acknowledge the disaster in a televised address, and pick a fresh team.
A new government could be announced this week, even today. It is likely to have fewer ministers, and to include some veterans, such as Ségolène Royal, Mr Hollande’s former partner and a former defeated Socialist presidential candidate. The greatest difficulty will be finding the right prime minister. Neither of the two most obvious candidates to replace Mr Ayrault would be risk-free for Mr Hollande. Manuel Valls, the interior minister, a liberal, is distrusted by the party’s left wing and the Greens, and has presidential ambitions of his own. Laurent Fabius, who held the job 30 years ago, is an old foe of Mr Hollande’s so cohabitation between them could be stormy.
This is why speculation continues to return to the possibility that Mr Ayrault could keep the job, if some big names were brought in elsewhere. Pierre Moscovici, the finance minister, looks likely to be replaced. Among names circulating in Paris are that of Emmanuel Macron, Mr Hollande’s economic adviser. The president is keeping his cards close to his chest—he is more secretive than even François Mitterrand, the previous Socialist president, says one former Mitterrand adviser. A surprise nomination cannot be ruled out.
The new government will not only face fresh electoral difficulty at European polls in May. Before that, in mid-April, France must submit its spending plans to the European Commission, and it has promised to spell out €50 billion ($69 billion) of public-spending savings in 2015-2017, including an extra €10 billion or so in a payroll-tax cut to companies as part of a job-creating “responsibility pact”. Whatever Mr Hollande’s choice of government, its greatest challenge will be to explain to the left wing why its response to electoral defeat will be tax cuts for business and austerity.
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The current vogue for all things authentic — in food, fashion and furnishings — is good news for the One of a Kind Show (OOAK), bringing together as it does some 450 exhibitors selling handmade, small batch and artisanal goods. Especially hot are locally-made goods, and those made with reclaimed material, according to show director Patti Stewart.
“We have been seeing this trend of buying local explode for almost 10 years now and we expect it to stay strong, considering the widespread interest of consumers looking for cool, individual pieces,” says Stewart.
The appetite for Canadian-made goods is behind the growing popularity of the Craft Community of Canada section, an exhibit launched last year that showcases works of 10 young and emerging artists, who are nominated by leading arts and culture organizations across the country.
This year’s roster includes several artists and craftspeople who make beautiful objects for the home. Among them are Alix Davis (alixceramics.com), nominated by the Gardiner Museum, who makes ceramic tableware; Ontario College of Art and Design grad Joanna Schleimer (joannaschleimer.com), whose woven and embroidered work explores family themes and heirlooms; and glass artist Jesse Bromm (bromm.ca), a Sheridan College graduate who’s currently working as a resident artist at the Harbourfront Centre.
Home decor will also be on display on the show floor by such exhibitors as Ian and Sandy Mackie, owners of Jardinique (jardinique.com), which sells classically inspired outdoor furniture that’s designed to stand up to the Canadian climate, and Avril Loreti’s (avrilloreti.com) pretty, colour-dappled pillows.
For those who can’t make it to the show, there’s now a virtual OOAK pop-up store open for two-week periods 10 times a year at oneofakindshow.com/shop.
The One of a Kind Spring Show (oneofakindshow.com/toronto) runs from Wednesday, March 28 to Sunday, April 1 at the Direct Energy Centre at Exhibition Place. Tickets are $14 for adults ($12 if purchased online), $7 for seniors and youths between 13 and 17. Children 12 and under get in free. First-come, first-serve babysitting, parcel check and carry out are also free, as are craft classes for kids, which are presented by DeSerres (deserres.ca).


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Inspired by the ideas related to getting to know students and their families better, my colleagues and I wrote and received a grant to sponsor a student-family-teacher event yesterday at Boston's Children's Museum. The focus of the grant was to bridge the geographical divide that exists between our Boston-resident students and suburban students. While our suburban students live close enough to pop into school when they need to or connect with teachers in more casual ways, our Boston resident students don't have that luxury. So, with this grant, the teachers sponsored an event at The Children's Museum in Boston not far from where students live.
We had a wonderful day of play and camaraderie as teachers, students, and family members gathered at the museum, interacted with the wonderful hands-on exhibits, watched a show, and had lunch in the birthday party room. I hope that we can replicate this event as an orientation event next year to get to know our new students who live in Boston at the start of the school year. This is one way to bridge the geographical divide between Boston and our suburban school, welcome students and their families into the school community, and build positive relationships with children we teach and serve each day. I also hope to embed more of Emdin's wonderful research and ideas in the future.
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asked the Minister of Fuel and Power, in view of the importance attached to the development of the miners' medical service in the various coalfields, whether he will publish at an early date the report of the Inter-Depart- mental Committee or arrange for the full summary of the Committee's proposals to be made accessible to Members of Parliament?
The report in question was a report made to me by a number of officials of different Departments under the chairmanship of my hon. Friend the Joint Parliamentary Secretary. I can see no reason for departing from the usual rule that such reports to Ministers are confidential. The report was fully summarised by the Joint Parliamentary Secretary in his statement to the House on 1st October, and I do not think any summary which I might issue would be an improvement on that statement.

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The Golden Globes nominations are out, and they went all in for Netflix this year, with Marriage Story leading the pack with 6 nominations, including Best Motion Picture: Drama, Lead Actor for Adam Driver, Lead Actress for Scarlett Johannson, and Screenplay. It did miss for director Noah Baumbach, but it still looks to be in good shape.
The Irishman and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood were strong with 5 nominations each. Hollywood earned everything we expected, for the most part, with nominations for Film Comedy/Musical, Director, Actor: Comedy Musical, Supporting Actor, and Screenplay. The Irishman did miss Robert De Niro for Actor: Drama, but otherwise landed nominations for Film: Drama, two Supporting Actors, Director, and Screenplay.
Netflix was showered with even more love for The Two Popes, which surprised with 4 big nominations for Film: Drama, Lead Actor: Drama for Jonathan Pryce, Supporting Actor, and Screenplay. Joker also made it in for Film: Drama, Lead Actor for Joaquin Phoenix, Score, and Best Director for Todd Phillips, also earning 4 nominations, and launching it back into the forefront for some other races.
Here’s the full list of nominees:
Best Motion Picture: Drama 1917 Joker Marriage Story The Irishman The Two Popes
Best Motion Picture: Comedy/Musical Dolemite is My Name Jojo Rabbit Knives Out Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Rocketman
Best Director Bong Joon Ho – Parasite Sam Mendes – 1917 Todd Phillips – Joker Martin Scorsese – The Irishman Quentin Tarantino – Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Best Actor: Drama Christian Bale – Ford v Ferrari Antonio Banderas – Pain and Glory Adam Driver – Marriage Story Joaquin Phoenix – Joker Jonathan Pryce – The Two Popes
Best Actress: Drama Cynthia Erivo – Harriet Scarlett Johansson – Marriage Story Saoirse Ronan – Little Women Charlize Theron – Bombshell Renee Zellweger – Judy
Best Actor: Comedy/Musical Daniel Craig – Knives Out Leonardo DiCaprio – Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Taron Egerton – Rocketman Roman David Griffith – Jojo Rabbit Eddie Murphy – Dolemite is My Name
Best Actress: Comedy/Musical Ana de Armas – Knives Out Awkwafina – The Farewell Cate Blanchett – Where’d You Go, Bernadette? Beanie Feldstein – Booksmart Emma Thompson – Late Night
Best Actor in a Supporting Role Tom Hanks – A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood Anthony Hopkins – The Two Popes Al Pacino – The Irishman Joe Pesci – The Irishman Brad Pitt – Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Best Actress in a Supporting Role Kathy Bates – Richard Jewell Annette Bening – The Report Laura Dern – Marriage Story Jennifer Lopez – Hustlers Margot Robbie – Bombshell
Best Screenplay Marriage Story Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Parasite The Irishman The Two Popes
Best Foreign Language Film Les Miserables Pain and Glory Parasite Portrait of a Lady on Fire The Farewell
Best Animated Film Frozen II How to Train your Dragon: The Hidden World The Lion King Missing Link Toy Story 4
Best Score 1917 Joker Little Women Marriage Story Motherless Brooklyn
Best Song “Beautiful Ghosts” from Cats “Into the Unknown” from Frozen II “Stand Up” from Harriet “Spirit” from The Lion King “(I’m Gonna) Love Me Again” from Rocketman
The winners will be announced on Sunday, January 5th.
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13 years is a really long time for any car or SUV to be in continuous production, but that’s exactly for how long the first generation Endeavour was sold in India. Today, Ford has finally launched the second generation version of its flagship, 7 seat luxury SUV here. The vehicle is based on the new Ford Ranger pick up truck.
The all-new Endeavour – a direct rival to the likes of the Toyota Fortuner and Hyundai Santa Fe – is priced at 23.64 lakh rupees, ex-showroom Delhi. The ladder frame equipped, 7 seat SUV’s available in 6 variants across 2 trim levels, with 2 engine, 2 transmission and 2 transfer case options. Confusing? We’ll make it easy for you.
The 2 engines offered on the Endeavour are 2.2 liter-4 cylinder and 3.2 liter-5 cylinder turbo diesel units. The 2.2 liter motor makes 157 Bhp-385 Nm, and gets 6 speed manual and automatic options. The 3.2 liter motor makes 196 Bhp and 470 Nm, and gets 6 speed manual and automatic options. The 2.2 liter MT and AT variants get an ARAI certified fuel efficiency rating of 14.12 Kmpl and 12.62 Kmpl respectively, while the 3.2 liter AT variants are rated at 10.91 Kmpl.
Now, for the key differences. The smaller engine is available in Trend 4X2 AT, 4X4 AT and 4X4 MT trims, and Titanium 4X2 AT trim. The larger engine is available in 4X4 AT Trend and Titanium variants. All variants of the Endeavour measure 4,892 mm in length, 1,860 mm in width, 1,837 mm in height and 2,850 mm in wheelbase. Ground clearance and water wading depth is rated at 225 mm and 800 mm respectively.
The variant wise, ex-showroom Delhi pricing for the SUV is listed below.
- New Ford Endeavour 2.2L 4×2 MT Trend – 23.64 lakhs
- New Ford Endeavour 2.2L 4×2 AT Trend – 24.39 lakhs
- New Ford Endeavour 2.2L 4×4 MT Trend – 25.49 lakhs
- New Ford Endeavour 2.2L 4×2 AT Titanium – 26.14 lakhs
- New Ford Endeavour 3.2L 4×4 AT Trend – 26.54 lakhs
- New Ford Endeavour 3.2L 4×4 AT Titanium – 28.15 lakhs
The Trend 4X2 trims of the SUV offer,
Twin airbags, ABS+EBD, traction control, hill start assist, cruise control, Ford SYNC infotainment system, voice assist, steering mounted controls, Bluetooth and Aux, Ford MyKey keyless entry, 8 way power adjustable front seats, twin zone climate control, rear parking sensors, active noise cancellation technology and a powered tail gate.
The Trend 4X4 trim adds,
Hill descent control and Ford’s terrain management system, a Land Rover-like 4X4 interface.
The Titanium trim adds,
5 more airbags, automatic headlamps, LED DRLs, ambient lighting, front parking sensors and a tyre pressure monitoring system.
How does the new Endeavour compare to the market leader, the Toyota Fortuner?
To put it straight, the Endeavour is a terrific buy at the price that it’s being offered. Some variants of the Endeavour directly undercut the Fortuner (prices between 24.17-27.02 lakhs), making the Ford SUV great value for money. The new Endeavour looks fresh and offers significantly more features than the Fortuner. The Endeavour is more powerful, and has 6 speed gearboxes. Also, it has much better interiors and safety features. If you can look beyond the Toyota brand, the Endeavour is a terrific buy. Meanwhile, we’ve already driven the 2016 Ford Endeavour 2.2 Titanium. Here’s a quick drive review for you.


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The hype surrounding off-spinner Harbhajan Singh's return to form notwithstanding, Australia captain George Bailey is least bothered as he said his team would not be focussing on any particular individual when it takes on India here tomorrow.
"We don't want to focus too heavily on one bowler. It's not that we focus too much on Harbhajan and don't focus on Ashwin. All the Indian bowlers are pretty good and we respect that fact," said Bailey at the pre-match media conference ahead of India-Australia Super Eight match of World Twenty20.
The Tasmanian batsman though conceded that spin was becoming a more and more important factor in the context of the tournament.
"Certainly spin has become more important factor as it will get slower and lower as the tournament progresses. But we have a pretty good line-up of fast bowlers and would like to exploit whatever is available," said Bailey.
The 30-year-old skipper believes that the team that has the 'x-factor' will emerge victorious as it requires a bit of flair to excel in a marquee game like India versus Australia.
"You need to show a bit of flair and at the same time be a bit conservative. Ultimately, the team that has more number of players with x-factor will end up on the winning side."
Bailey, who has spent a lot of time in the Chennai Super Kings' dug-out during his stint with the IPL franchise, said that he has learnt a lot from his captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni.
"The structure of Indian Premier League is such that you can't play more than four overseas players. One thing that I have learnt from my days with CSK is the consistency in team selections.
"In CSK we didn't happen to change the team when we lost one or two matches. This game can be very fickle and you don't decide on basis of one or two performances. I have tried to follow that while selecting Australian team. I have learnt a lot there," Bailey said.
Shane Watson has been one of their key players and now has two man-of-the-match awards from consecutive matches but Bailey refused to accept the fact that the team is overtly dependent on Watson in the game's shortest format.
"Shane is a dependable player but we are not dependent on him. It might look like that since he has been very consistent. With the ball, he has got us breakthroughs and while batting there isn't a team that doesn't fear bowling to him. But there will be days when he would not get runs and others will have to step up. We can suitably answer this question only when that situation arises," Bailey commented.
With Watson, Warner and Hussey scoring runs, the other Australian batsmen haven't got a chance to bat but Bailey assured that the boys are ready to handle pressure situations.
"We have been training very hard and we are ready to handle pressure in match situations."
Asked whether he is feeling the pressure of expectation being an Australian captain, Bailey said, "Expectations are different for every team and one wants to pass that. As far as I am concerned, I have got senior players around me. In our team, every individual knows his responsibility."
Bailey admitted that Super Eight is really tough as this is the start of the "tournament proper".

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An angiogram of the lung is an
X-ray test that uses a special dye and camera (fluoroscopy) to take pictures of the blood flow in the
blood vessels of the lung. Your doctor may tell you some results right after
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Fallout: New Vegas mods that add or modify in game races
Acies Hair Pack
By Acies GeckoAcies' Fallout Hair Pack
77 new hairs ported from The Sims.
HOW TO GET
I didn't add the hairs to any race, you have to add them yourself or use Hair Patcher mod:
I made this for the Mojave Delight race, which uses the vanilla headmesh, so it should be compatible with vanilla heads.
But there will be irremediable clipping sometimes.
Feel free to do whatever you want as long as it's not monetized or sold for money. Mods should be free for all.
CREDITS AND THANKS
Original meshes and textures by Newsea.
TOOLS AND RESOURCES USED
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The UK is “doing everything it can” to secure the release of the two UK nationals who were handed a death sentence at a “sham trial”, Brandon Lewis has said.
Speaking to Sky News’ Sophy Ridge, the Northern Ireland Secretary confirmed the UK Government is working with Ukrainian officials to free Shaun Pinner, 48, and Aiden Aslin, 28.
He said on Sunday: “It’s pretty dispicable and we’re working with Ukrainains. We are doing everything we can to support the individuals and indeed, Ukraine.
“It’s difficult to go into the details of any particular case but they served in the Ukrainian armed forces and therefore, are protected by the Geneva convention. We’ve got to keep the pressure on.”
Both were found guilty of “mercenary activities and committing actions aimed at seizing power and overthrowing the constitutional order of the Donetsk People’s Republic” and sentenced to death this week.
A Moroccan national called Saaudun Brahim was also convicted alongside Mr Aslin and Mr Pinner.
Liz Truss has held talks with Ukrainian officials in order to help secure the release of the two Britons, while Boris Johnson has ordered ministers to do everything to achieve their release.
The family of Mr Pinner released a statement earlier this week via the Foreign Office, saying they were “devastated” by the outcoem of the trial.
They added: “As a Ukrainian resident for over four years and contracted serving marine in the 36th Brigade, of which he is very proud, Shaun should be accorded all the rights of a prisoner of war according to the Geneva Convention and including full independent legal representation.
“We sincerely hope that all parties will co-operate urgently to ensure the safe release or exchange of Shaun. Our family, including his son and Ukrainian wife, love and miss him so much and our hearts go out to all the families involved in this awful situation.
“We respectfully ask for privacy from the media at this difficult time.”
Asked on the current situation in Ukraine, Mr Lewis insisted the UK would continue to send lethal supprot to aid the state.
Although fighting has intensified in the east, Mr Lewis said the Government will continue to lead the way in providing support for Ukraine in its fight against Vladimir Putin’s forces.
“The situation remains difficult. Fighting continues, but unfortunately, most of the city is under Russian control. Some positional battles are taking place in the streets,” said Serhiy Gaidai.
He added Russian forces were using “highly destructive thermobaric rocket artillery” that is “dismantling floor-to-floor buildings that are used as shelters”.
“Unfortunately, enemy artillery is simply dismantling floor-to-floor buildings that are used as shelters. In this sense, it is difficult because the enemy will be knocked out of one street, and then they will start dismantling neighbourhoods house by house with tanks, artillery and grads,” the governor said according to a CNN report.


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I’m hungry. Not in general, but for some of the comfort foods from back home. I’ve been told most people miss their friends and family when they are away from home for extended periods of time. But after a while, most people start to really crave some of the foods back home. I sure know I am. What kind of foods do I miss?
Bacon? It exists, but not it’s more like fried ham.
Pizza? Simple thin crust only. Only ham and olive toppings mostly.
Breakfast food? Not really, mostly just breads and yogurts here.
Perogies. Nope, haven’t seen any at all.
Thai food. Not really. In fact, rare to find anything spicy at all.
Sushi. Yes, but only with salmon for some reason.
When I first arrived, the food was a welcome change from North American food. It’s definitely simpler food, but I imagine it’s a lot healthier. But having been here almost three months now, I’m definitely craving some of the foods from back home. Most of the foods here aren’t influenced by spices, so it’s rare to get anything that’s spicy or amazingly flavourful. I thought it was great that steaks here only had a bit of salt on them, but what I wouldn’t give for a nice marinaded steak or one with a few dabs of BBQ sauce on it. At this point I’d probably trade my iPad in for nice big dish of pad thai.
So in about 21 days I’m going to pull a Nicolas Cage in New York City instead of Vegas, and with food instead of booze. Pizza, Burgers, Mexican, Thai, Japanese – I’m going around the world in four days baby.
If you happen to have any great New York City culinary destinations, then by all means please drop them below and I’ll do my best to devour the entire restaurant when I arrive.


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This Ninja Foodi Ravioli is a delicious and easy to put together appetizer or anytime snack. It uses the air fryer method and is ready in under 20 minutes.
Ninja Foodi Ravioli
This is perfect and yummy appetizer that takes little effort and pairs well with a variety of meals!
This Ninja Foodi ravioli only uses three simple ingredients – store bought ravioli, eggs, and Italian seasoned bread crumbs.
It pairs nicely with a marinara or your favorite tomato pasta sauce.
And it uses the Air Crisp function which can easily be adapted to most air fryers.
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What type of ravioli to use
For this recipe, you can use any fresh or store bought ravioli. If you use store bought, grab the refrigerator version over frozen.
How to Make air fryer ravioli in a Ninja Foodi
Begin by assembling the ingredients. Coat the ravioli in the egg mixture, then coat in the Italian style bread crumbs.
Place inside of the air crisp basket (that came with the Ninja Foodi) in a single layer.
Crisp for about 5-6 minutes or until lightly golden brown.
Serve with your favorite tomato sauce or a simple marinara sauce.
Why air fry ravioli?
There’s some really great benefits for using an air fryer over conventional frying methods.
Such as, it’s lower in fat because you don’t need to use oil to cook the ravioli.
Also, an air fryer doesn’t leave behind horrible fried food smells in the home. It is something that keeps me from frying food around here!
And it is quick! These ravioli air fry in about 5-6 minutes. Easy, peasy.


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The Broccoli & Sulforaphane Research Group is being reorganised. Please check your emails for regular updates.
How it started…
I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 2018, but had many of its invisible but debilitating symptoms for years before that. These included acute and painful fatigue, daytime sleepiness, poor sleep with vivid dreams, confusion, balance problems and severe urinary urgency.
At the time of diagnosis I was told that the causes of Parkinson’s disease were unknown, but as a research scientist, I analysed the published research for myself. I discovered that many researchers were convinced that oxidative stress in neurons, combined with a failure of mitochondrial function, were strong candidates for the basic cause of Parkinson’s disease. This was backed up by considerable experimental evidence.
Oxidative stress in neurons is normally controlled by gene transcription involving a signalling protein called Nrf2. In healthy people, Nrf2 controls the expression of hundreds of genes that combat oxidative stress in cells by releasing antioxidant molecules and enzymes which rapidly neutralise oxidizing molecules (also called Reactive Oxygen Species or ROS). With increasing age, the activity of Nrf2 declines and oxidative stress increases, leaving some neurons particularly susceptible to damage, malfunction and even death.
Many researchers have demonstrated that sulforaphane, a molecule that can be made from broccoli seeds, increases the activity of Nrf2, reduces oxidative stress and improves mitochondrial function in neurons. The choice of seeds, the preparation process, the dosing regime and the delivery method are all critical to getting a good result
I began researching how to increase Nrf2 in June 2019 and six months later I began using experimental doses of Nrf2 activators to stabilise my own Parkinson’s disease. Since then, the severity of my non-motor symptoms has been reduced to the point of remission through experimentation with broccoli seed teas containing sulforaphane.
The contrasting responses of motor and non-motor symptoms to sulforaphane suggests that these 2 symptom groups are caused by different processes or conditions. This developed into my hypothesis that non-motor symptoms might be caused by oxidative stress and mitochondrial dysfunction in the axons of dopaminergic neurons in the striatum, whereas motor symptoms may result from imperfect reorganisation of brain connections to work around the reduced functional capacity of the striatum. By exploiting these ideas, I now consider my Parkinson’s disease to be potentially stabilised in its present state, where sulforaphane controls the cause of non-motor symptoms. On the other hand, I still require dopamine replacement therapy (Levodopa) to control motor symptoms.
Dr Albert F Wright


Anthony Hopkins and Olivia Colman will lead the cast of Florian Zeller’s film adaptation of his stage play The Father.
Hopkins stars in the eponymous role; a man who, as he ages, refuses all assistance from his daughter (Olivia Colman). Following his daughter’s decision to move to Paris with her partner, the man tries to make sense of his changing circumstances, doubting his loved ones and even his own mind.
Zeller will direct from a screenplay he co-wrote with Oscar winner Christopher Hampton (Atonement). The play debuted in 2012 and went on to win both Tony and Olivier awards.
The film is a co-production between Trademark Films, FCommeFilm, Ciné-@ and Les Films du Cru. Financing has been arranged by Viewfinder and Embankment and is provided by Elarof Fund and Film4.
Producers are David Parfitt, Jean-Louis Livi, Philippe Carcassonne, Christophe Spadone and the stage play’s producer Simon Friend.
London-based Embankment is executive producing and handling international sales excluding France. CAA, UTA and Embankment co-represent the US.
Further executive producers are Viewfinder’s Paul Grindey, Daniel Battsek, Lauren Dark and Ollie Madden for Film4.
Embankment’s recent projects include The Wife. Upcoming are Military Wives and Summerland.


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New “Hellraiser” movie
Pinhead becomes female in the reboot
Pinhead is one of the icons of horror films. In the new “Hellraiser” film, however, the character is supposed to be played by a woman.
The US actress Jamie Clayton (43) has landed a new role. The 43-year-old takes on the role of the legendary film monster Pinhead in the reboot of the horror classic “Hellraiser”, as reported by “Variety”. This is the first time that the horror character has been embodied by a woman.
Jamie Clayton is excited about a new role
Clayton celebrated the announcement on social media. She posted on Twitter a photo of herself holding the iconic puzzle box in her hand. “Demons for some. Angels for others,” she wrote.
Clive Barker is on board as a producer
The shooting for the reboot has already been completed. In addition to Clayton, Odessa A’zion, Brandon Flynn, Goran Visnjic, Drew Starkey, Adam Faison, Aoife Hinds, Selina Lo and Hiam Abbass are on board. Clive Barker (69), the author and director of the original “Hellraiser – Das Tor zur Hölle” from 1987, works alongside Marc Toberoff, David S. Goyer (55) and Keith Levine as a producer. David Bruckner directs.
The exact plot or the start date are not yet known. The reboot runs exclusively on the streaming service Hulu in the USA. Where or whether it will be shown in Germany is still in the stars.
Doug Bradley (67) played the role of Pinhead in the “Hellraiser” series from 1987 in eight films. Stephan Smith Collins (50) took over in 2011, followed by Paul T. Taylor in 2018.


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INFO 01-2000: The crystalline revolution: ISO's finding opens a new research field, 'astro-mineralogy'
3 February 2000Silicate crystals, the most abundant minerals on Earth, are also found in great quantities around old stars and in protoplanetary discs -the discs where planets form. This finding, presented today at a press conference at ESA's Villafranca station in Madrid, is considered by experts in space chemistry as one of the main results of ESA's infrared space telescope, ISO.
Silicate minerals were known to be a main component of dust in space, but detecting them in a crystallised state has been a surprise. It allows the identification of precise silicates in astronomical objects, which will open "a totally new field in astronomy: astro-mineralogy. This is the crystalline revolution." said the author, Dutch astronomer Rens Waters of Amsterdam university.
"It's really fantastic, this possibility of identifying the silicates. Before ISO everybody thought that all silicates in space were amorphous, without a well-ordered internal structure; that means you cannot differentiate among the many different silicates existing. Now we can try to identify them and track their presence in different regions. A whole new research field is starting," added Waters, who brought to the press conference samples of several terrestrial crystalline silicates: olivine and pyroxene, the most common silicates on Earth.
Crystals give key clues about the physical conditions and evolutionary history of crystal-bearing objects. The precise mechanisms for crystal-making are now being researched now very actively in the laboratories, although some working-hypotheses are already being used. For instance, crystals can be made by heating the material to temperatures above 1300 °C and then cooling it down slowly. Those found so far by ISO are at -170 °C, both in stellar envelopes and in protoplanetary discs.
"The crystals detected by ISO in these discs have a size of about a thousandth of a millimetre. They collide with each other, forming bigger and bigger bodies. Models predict that in about ten to one hundred million years they will make planets," Waters says. "In fact, crystalline silicates are very common in our own Solar System. You also have them in the comet Hale Bopp!"
The reason why crystalline silicates had not been detected before in stars has to do with their low temperatures. Cold material emits mostly infrared light, which means an infrared space telescope like ESA's ISO was needed. The two high-resolution spectrometers on-board the satellite, able to detect the 'chemical fingerprint' of the crystals, did the rest.
Astronomers are sure about the discovery because those chemical fingerprints, the spectra, can be compared in laboratories with spectra from crystalline silicates found on Earth. This method has demonstrated the crystalline structure and has even already allowed the identification of some of the crystals, such as forsterite and enstatite. However, crystalline silicates are a large family and their chemical signatures can be very similar; to enlarge the list of precise crystals more work will be needed, say experts in space chemistry.
That is just one of the open questions requiring lab work. There's at least another one: crystalline silicates are found around old stars, in protoplanetary disks and in our own Solar System, but not in the space among the stars; astronomers can't explain it yet.
"Crystalline silicates are synthesised around the stars; then that dust goes into the interstellar space, and enriches the raw material out of which more stars and planets will form. So you would expect crystals also to be in the interstellar medium! Crystals will certainly make us learn a lot..." says Waters.
"This finding shows that ISO is really unveiling the chemistry of the Universe," says ESA astronomer Alberto Salama, chairman of the workshop about ISO results in spectroscopy held this week at ESA's Villafranca station in Madrid where the results were presented to the scientific community. "This is becoming more and more a 'hot field' of research. Initially we intended to organise a modest workshop, but we have had 150 astronomers coming from all over the world!"
Footnote about ISO
The European Space Agency's infrared space observatory, ISO, operated from November 1995 to May 1998, almost a year longer than expected. An unprecedented observatory for infrared astronomy, able to examine cool and hidden places in the Universe, ISO made nearly 30 000 scientific observations.
For further information please contact:
ESA Communication Division
Media Relations Office
Tel: +31 20 5257491/92
Martin F. Kessler
ISO Project Scientist
Tel.: + 34 91 813 1253


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The City Kotwali police on Sunday finally registered an FIR following court orders on charges of gangrape that took place in October last year. The victim, a 35-year-old woman, had alleged two persons of kidnapping and raping her in 2012 as well, and then by five persons while returning home in Muzaffarnagar in October last year.
Station House Officer of Kotwali police station, Chaman Singh Chawda said they will probe if the case lodged in 2012 and the one reported on Sunday had any connection. The police team visited the victim’s house on Monday to record her statement but she was not there. The woman is married and has children while her husband earns by doing odd jobs, Chawda added.
According to the police, the woman had accused two persons — Shahzad and Shafeeq — of kidnapping and gangraping her in 2012. The two accused, who were arrested and sent to jail then, are currently out on bail even as the police have filed chargesheet against them.
In the FIR registered on Sunday night, the victim alleged that while returning home in a bus from Kairana area in Muzaffarnagar, she got down at a crossing in City Kotwali area on October 8 last year. While she was walking, a group of five men forcibly dragged her into the car they were in and took her to the thickets in the interior where she was gangraped.
She further alleged that the accused assaulted her and issued life threats if she informed the police about the incident.
The victim claimed that she had visited the local police station then where officers refused to entertain her complaint. She later approached the court seeking direction for registering of the FIR.
The woman has identified the accused in last year’s case as Shakeel, Kala, Rajesh and Wasid while the fifth one who was driving the car remains unidentified.
The SHO said they will question the victim if she already knew the accused persons. While one of them belongs to UP’s Bijnor district, others hail from Panipat in Haryana.


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Thursday, May 17, 2012
1st Grade- Peter and the Wolf
Our first graders have been studying Sergei Prokofiev's, "Peter and the Wolf." This story is told through music and each character is represented by an instrument. Each class will now create their own orchestration of "Peter and the Wolf" using classroom percussion instruments. We can't wait to see what each group has created!


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Dry season farmer workshop at Charlton
31 August 2018
North Central Victorian farmers are invited to an Agriculture Victoria workshop next week to hear about options for managing the risks and impacts of dry seasonal conditions.
The event at Charlton Town Hall on Wednesday, 5 September from 9 am to 3 pm will include two sessions: cropping topics in the morning, followed by livestock matters in the afternoon.
Support for farmers' health and financial management will also be available at the events.
Agriculture Victoria Land Management Extension Officer Belinda Pritchard said farmers did not need to attend the whole day, but were welcome to attend the sessions most relevant to them.
"It's a great opportunity for farmers to meet with others in similar situations, to hear the latest options on how to manage moisture-stressed crops, discuss livestock nutrition and management and to ask questions," she said.
Agriculture Victoria Seasonal Risk Agronomist Dale Grey will start the event with an update of soil moisture readings in the district and the seasonal climate outlook.
West Tech Ag Agronomist Dan Colbert will provide practical suggestions for farmers to manage the season - such as making the decision to cut a crop for hay, managing with frost and mice.
He will also explain the importance of observing withholding periods to prevent matters with chemical residues in hay and grain.
Mr Colbert will provide growers with tips on how to best manage paddocks through the summer to minimise erosion risk and discuss how to manage chemical residues that may persist in the soil into 2019.
The livestock session begins at 12.30 pm, with keynote speaker and Agriculture Victoria Senior Sheep Specialist Garry Armstrong.
Mr Armstrong will assist farmers with understanding nutritional requirements of livestock, feed and water budgeting in a dry season and pasture or fodder crop management.
He will also provide tips on using Stock Containment Areas (SCA) and address animal health and welfare matters and farm biosecurity.
The forum is free and morning and afternoon tea and a light lunch will be provided.
To register contact Martin Hamilton on 0429 946 149 or email email@example.com.
Contact Name: Deb Banks
Contact Number: 0447 388 193
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SHENZHEN, China - University of Alabama forward JaMychal Green continued his steady play at the World University Games with 12 points but it wasn’t enough to overcome cold shooting as USA Basketball fell to Lithuania, 76-74, in the medal quarterfinals on Saturday.
The loss was USA Basketball’s first in six contests at the World University Games. The team shot just 34.3 percent from the floor and was outrebounded for the first time in the tournament, 42-37.
“They played harder than us and I’ve got to give them credit,”
said of the Lithuanian team. “We didn’t take advantage of some of the opportunities that we had on defense and offense. That’s something we have to learn from. We still have two more games left. So, we have to keep playing hard.”
Green, an upcoming
senior, scored his 12 points on 5-of-7 shooting and added six rebounds, a block and a steal in 21 minutes on the floor. USA Basketball was led by
’ 17 points on 4-of-9 shooting from three-point range. Lithuania shot 47.5 percent from the field with Gedimins Orelik scoring 19 points to lead four scorers in double figures.
The USA found itself down eight points in the fourth quarter but managed to tie the game with less than two minutes remaining. However, the team missed its last five shot attempts as Lithuania sank two free throws to secure the win.
The loss knocks the USA out of medal contention, but the team will continue play on Sunday against Romania at 7:30 a.m. CDT. The winner of that game will advance to Monday’s 5th/6th place contest.
“We have to stay positive,” Green said. “We still have two more games to win. We have to keep our heads up, take one game at a time and just worry about the next one.”
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While I have strong opinions about design (a specific aesthetic, if you will), I also believe that color has the power to make the world a happier, livelier place. I would seriously throw colors at people if I thought it was a) legal or b) sane.
In addition to such musings, here are some fun facts about me:
- My family is full of artists, including painters, sculptors, and writers. My mom, a jewelry designer, sells amazing glass beads on Etsy, and my aunt made the scarf I’m wearing in this picture.
- In eighth grade, I won TWO yearbook titles: Most Artistic and Most Original. One student told me to “wear that dip-dyed crushed-velvet shirt-and-pants outfit you have” for the photos. I did.
- After college, I worked in marketing at a global fragrance house. I gave trend presentations and described new scents in terms of color, emotions, and poetic language (the kind you read on a perfume bottle).
- In 2011, I left my job to freelance as a creative writer and marketing consultant. Now I live in Charlottesville, Virginia, with my boyfriend and our dog.
- You can learn more about this stuff, my quarter-life crisis, and my tendency to overshare on my website, DoctorDerby.com.
So what is YOUR colorful story?


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Eyebrows raised (sharply!) at the news of the relationship between Caroline Flack, 32, and 17-year-old singer Harry Styles and she quickly became the victim of public hatred. But with Hefner, Stringfellow and Ronnie Woods all known to date women half their age, isn't this just a case of double standards? Why is that older women who date younger men get ostracised by society while men get a pat on the back?
Cougar, cradle snatcher, vile, predator, perverse, disgusting and the list goes on! These are all scathing remarks used to describe the romance between 32- year-old, presenter Caroline Flack and 17-year-old Harry Styles from boy band, One Direction. It has become the latest "controversial" relationship to clock up the showbiz column inches, with everybody and anybody (Alex Gerrard) putting in their two pennies' worth. This has also led to Flack becoming the unfortunate target of public hatred and the recipient of death threats. (Gosh, he's hardly Justin Bieber!) Forced to defend their relationship she commented in an interview, "He's (Harry) really nice and we have a lot of fun together so what's wrong with that?"
So, what exactly is wrong with two, consenting people having fun with each other? (And I'm assuming she means a little more than a few games on the Xbox console.) Is it simply the fact that there is a 15-year age gap? Or is the fact that her alleged lover is only 17 and far from possessing the worldly, 'Mr Big' credentials many 30-somethings are seeking?
Well, "pot calling the kettle black" is all I have to say. When pensioners Mick Jagger and Ronnie Woods are pictured out on the town with a stunning woman half their age, nobody ever seems to bat an eyelid. Yes, you may get the odd snigger here and there with jokes about Viagra but for the most part, older men get a celebratory pat on the back.
You will rarely hear derogatory comments made such as, "go and find somebody your own age, you saddo!" or "you disgusting perv." Many people have commented on the fact that Flack is an attractive, successful woman so why would she be interested in a floppy-haired, teenager? I guess the question is as good as asking younger women what the attraction is in a wrinkly and decrepit denture-wearing man. Take our Brucie or even Des O'Connor, who are both enjoying long-term marriages with their much younger spouses. How about, it just happens?
Forgive me for sounding idealistic or a romanticist, but things do 'just happen' between two people, that are far beyond any form of logic or control. I'm sure, just like the whole world, they had the same concerns about their age gap at some point or what other people may think. And I'm also sure that like many other couples faced in a similar predicament, they simply said, "sod it!" and went for it. I doubt there will be any marriage proposals just yet but in the meantime, just let Ms Flack and her young fella enjoy their time!
It's a shame that there is something fundamentally flawed and hypocritical about how society judges' older women and their so-called, 'toyboys'. If she is not perceived as the predatory woman set on corrupting her vulnerable prey, she is the desperate 'has-been' who craves some forbidden excitement.
As a 32-year old women myself, I cannot begin to imagine nor understand the attraction of ever dating a 17-year-old boy. However, I do believe that each to their own and be it 17 or 70, if two people are genuinely drawn to each other then who are we, the wider society to judge? Is it an unconventional and unusual pairing? Maybe so. Does it warrant a public flogging and personal vilification? Absolutely not!


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The Renaissance: Part Two – 1500 to 1568
Begins: Wednesday 9 January 2019
Until: Wednesday 13 March 2019
- Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church, 235 Shaftesbury Ave, London WC2H 8EP
- Lecturer: Dr Geoffrey Nuttall
In 2018 we looked at the key innovations of the fifteenth-century Renaissance which came out of a revolution in the representation of the visual world and artists’ changing conceptions of Space, Vision and Nature, through their patrons’ increasingly demanding and sophisticated responses to Piety, Antiquity and the idea of Magnificence; the representation of the Human Body and, finally, the emergence of a new concept of Personal Identity and the Status of the Artist.
By 1500, the Renaissance entered a new and even more dynamic phase, driven by the emergence of a completely new individual, The Artistic Genius, in the monumental characters of Michelangelo, Raphael and Titian. Historical events also contributed: the discovery of the New World, the Protestant Reformation, and also scientific and technical advances brought about profound cultural change and, above all, the reproduction of art and the dissemination of its ideas through printing.
1500 also witnessed a new political and spiritual situation. Following the death of Lorenzo the Magnificent in 1492, the centre of artistic patronage in Italy shifted from Florence to Rome, as the resurgent capital of the Western Church sought out the best architects, painters and sculptors to rebuild and adorn its ancient churches, to create new urban spaces and luxurious new palaces. The struggle for supremacy between the Holy Roman Empire and the Kingdom of France made Italy the battle ground of Europe throughout the first half of the sixteenth century, but also making the Italian Renaissance the paradigm of aesthetic taste and the model for artistic patronage throughout Europe.
In response to all these factors, the Renaissance style of the Quattrocento evolved into the sixteenth-century High Renaissance, represented most heroically in the oeuvre of Michelangelo and Raphael in Rome. And in turn, this High Renaissance ‘decayed’ into Mannerism, best exemplified in the work of Raphael’s pupil, Giulio Romano.
This course therefore focusses on the artists of the sixteenth century, whose reputations sometimes eclipsed even the most illustrious of their patrons. The course is introduced by Vasari, and how his accounts of these artists in the Second Edition of his Lives of the Artists has conditioned our reverence, and in some cases engendered our loathing, of perhaps the most exciting period in all of art history.
We begin and end the survey of these artists with Michelangelo, who straddles the period 1500 to 1564 like a colossus. Between, we will look at seven other key artists, four Italian and three from Northern Europe, looking at their careers and key works, relating them to the cultural, political and social environment in which they worked, and highlighting their unique contribution to this, the second part of the Renaissance.
|Week 1: Vasari
|Week 6: Parmigianino
|Week 2: The ‘Young’ Michelangelo
|Week 7: Giulio Romana
|Week 3: Dürer
|Week 8: Bruegel
|Week 4: Raphael
|Week 9: Titian
|Week 5: Gossaert
|Week 10: Michelangelo
Dr Geoffrey Nuttall has several degrees including an MA in History of Art from Birkbeck and a PhD from the Courtauld. He is a specialist in the Courts of Europe and their dealings with the merchants of luxury goods. He lectures at the V&A and international conferences, and recently held a fellowship at the Huntington Collections and Art Gallery in California.