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A Day at the Palace!

Now then, you lot! Imagine it’s the 10th September 1971 and the very occasion of the Iberia Airlines Trophy gala for Formula 3 cars at Crystal Palace. Colin Vandervell (son of Vanwall creator Tony Vandervell) is leading his Brabham into the North Tower section on the first lap, but’s left room under breaking for future World Champion Jody Scheckter to slip his works-entered Merlyn down his right side on a very tight line. Australian Dave Walker meanwhile, the 1971 British F3 champion-elect, has made a late shout to fill the gap between them for the glory of Gold Leaf Team Lotus. Let’s play the Intro, then…

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Conference: Pain in the Ancient World

Pain in the Ancient World: Philosophy, Medicine, and Martyrdom

Exeter University, 4-6 April 2018

Organizers: Prof. Han Baltussen (Adelaide), Dr. Jacqueline Clarke (Adelaide), Dr. Daniel King (Exeter)

Conference Venue: Reed Hall, University of Exeter.

Is pain universal? In modern biological science, pain is often presented as a universally consistent sensory process; a perception dependant on the body’s nociceptors which acts, positively, as a warning against harmful or noxious stimuli. As one commentator put it, ‘all pains are created equal’. However, an increasing amount of work in history, anthropology, cultural studies has pointed to the extreme diversity of pain experience both within specific cultures and across different societies. This dichotomy between biological and cultural approaches raises some fascinating and important questions for the study of pain in antiquity. This conference brings together world-leading experts from various fields to investigate the ways in which pain was understood in different cultural contexts from across the ancient world. We investigate how different areas of ancient society imagined, problematised, communicated, and treated pain perception. What (if any) connections exist between these different ways of approaching and understanding the perception? In setting out some of these aspects of the ancient physical experience of pain, we hope to further investigate the potential connections (and disconnections) between pain experience in the modern and ancient worlds? Are there points of intersection that suggest pain is universal? Are there ways in which the ancient treatment of pain can inform the understanding of, and approach to, pain in a modern context?

Booking Details

Attendance is free, but requires booking to ensure catering. Bookings can be made by contacting Daniel King ( by email.

Booking Deadline: Friday 9 March.

Please indicate in your email whether or not you wish to attend the whole meeting, or just specific days/sessions.

During the conference there will be two evening meals arranged at local restaurants in Exeter. Please indicate if you wish to join us for dinner (and whether or not you have any dietary requirements).

Pain in the Ancient World: Programme

Wednesday, 4 April

12.00-12.30: Arrival and Registration.

12.30-12.45: Opening Remarks.

12.45-4.15: Panel 2 Philosophy and Pain

12.45-1.30: Han Baltussen (Adelaide): Pain and pleasure in early Greek thought: Homer to Hippocrates.

1.30-2.30: Lunch: Reed Hall.

2.30-3.15: Jean-Christophe Courtil (Toulouse): Is pain natural?: A study of Imperial philosophy.

3.15-4.00: Wei Cheng (PKU): Pain in the Peripatetic Tradition.

6.00: Dinner: Local Restaurant in Exeter.

Thursday, 5 April

9.15-9.30: Arrival: tea and biscuits.

9.30 – 12.15 Panel 2: Patients and their Pain

9.30-10.15: Chiara Thumiger (Warwick): Dolor: The patients of Caelius Aurelianus.

10.15-10.45: Coffee.

10.45-11.30: Daniel King (Exeter): “You will just feel a little …”: The patient and painful medical care.

11.30-12.15: Georgia Petridou (Liverpool): Pain communication and patient-physician Resonance in Aelius Aristides’ Hieroi Logoi.

12.30-1.30: Lunch: Reed Hall.

1.30-3.00: Panel 3: Medicine and Pain (ii)

1.30-2.15: Ido Israelowich (Tel Aviv): Doing what needs to be done: surgeons, surgical tools, and surgery in the Roman army.

2.15-3.00: Orly Lewis (Tel Aviv): Arkhigenes on pain perception.

3.00-3.30: Coffee Break.

3.30-4.30: Roundtable: The study of pain in the ancient and modern Worlds: new directions?

6.30: Conference Dinner: Exeter (TBC)

Friday, 6 April

9.00-9.30 Arrival: tea and biscuits.

9.30 – 12.15 Panel 4: Christian Narratives of Pain

9.30-10.15: Fiona McMeekin (Reading): Ignatius of Antioch’s Anticipation of Torture: A philosophical approach to suffering?

10.15-10.45: Coffee.

10.45-11.30: Jacque Clarke (Adelaide): Pain and the making of martyrs: Prudentius and Ovid, a comparative analysis.

11.30-12.15: Gillian Clark (Bristol): The Bishop’s case book: Augustine on pain and doctors.

12.15-12.30: Closing Remarks.

12.30-1.30: Lunch (served for those wishing it): Reed Hall.

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The countdown begins for the closure of submissions to the IWM and FindMyPast’s digital WW1 memorial project.

Back in 2014, at the Who Do You Think You Are? Live show, I was excited to hear about a new project from the Imperial War Museum and FindMyPast.

The project, to mark the 100th anniversary of the start of The Great War, would breathe life back into all those brave men and women who served in the First World War by allowing the public to add details to their records.

Lives of WW1 talk at Who Do You Think You Are? Live 2014
Lives of WW1 talk at Who Do You Think You Are? Live 2014, at Olympia, London.

This enabled those long lists of rank, surnames, and service number to start seeing information about their births, their photographs, and their life stories being added.

I have added photographs and information to several of my relatives, and one relative (a distant cousin) Frederick Vernon Cross even made it as one of the people on the home page.

Frederick Vernon Cross on home page of livesofthefirstworldwar website
Frederick Vernon Cross (left) features on the home page. He survived, and went on to found what eventually became Ely Museum.

This week, an email came through to announce that the project is entering the final year of the first phase, and that there is just one year left to add more valuable accompanying information, with submissions ending on 18th March 2019.

After this date, the site will become a permanent digital memorial to those brave people who served in a terrible war, for us to remember and research for the future.

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I’ve added my great grandfather to Lives Of The First World War.

I still have a few relatives to find on the site, but this reminder will set me on the path to correct that. I suggest you do the same.

Happy Researching,

Cambridgeshire Family History Fair 2014

A look back at the Cambridgeshire Family History Fair, which took place on October 25th 2014 at Girton, Cambridge.

Yesterday saw the second Cambridgeshire Family History Fair take place – a free genealogy and local history event held in Girton’s Glebe School on the north side of Cambridge.

The Main Hall at the Cambridgeshire Family History Fair 2014.
The main Exhibition Hall at the Cambridgeshire Family History Fair 2014.

This year’s fair seemed much busier than last year, and although it seemed that there were fewer talks (one room, rather than two), this didn’t seem to affect the hustle and bustle in the main exhibition hall.

I went along for the whole day (10am-4pm), as I had my eye on 3 of the 4 expert talks, and also had a few genealogy hurdles that I wanted to try to resolve with the Suffolk Family History Society and the Norfolk Family History Society. I also hoped to bump into the postcard stall that I’d seen at last year’s fair… as I had a specific card to find.

Mike Petty MBE: Resources for Researching Cambridgeshire

My first talk of the day was the first time that I had attended a talk by Mike Petty MBE.

His fifty years of collectively working with the likes of The Cambridgeshire Collection, the Cambridgeshire Association for Local History (for which he is currently President), writing a weekly column for the Cambridge News, and being a seasoned lecturer and author for all things Cambridgeshire, has earned him an unrivalled knowledge of the history of the county, and the resources available to research it.

Mike admitted he’s not a genealogist – he’s a historian. This actually makes him a perfect speaker to genealogists, as his talk showed a full room how to get beyond the basics of censuses and BMDs, by digging out the more interesting information about Cambridgeshire that is tucked away in newspapers, in photographs, maps, and books.

As the audience were quickly scribbling down notes, Mike continued to show how to use online indexes to help make your next visit to a Cambridgeshire archives resource more time efficient. He spoke passionately about the vast card indexes that hold so many clues to resources, but which are themselves tucked away due to space limitations.

I’ll definitely make more effort to attend his talks in future – I feel like he could have talked for hours.

Postcard hunting

With a break between talks, I set myself off to see if I could find the Desira Postcards stall that I visited last year, and where I had bought one of two postcards of my Cross family’s bakery shop on Forehill, Ely.

Thankfully, the postcard I saw last year was still within their collection, so (ignoring the £8.50 price tag) I bought it, as it’s an example of how Frederick Thompson Cross was advertising his business. He died in 1911, after which his son Frederick Vernon Cross took over.

Advertising postcard for Frederick Thompson Cross' tea rooms on Forehill, Ely, prior to 1911.
Advertising postcard for Frederick Thompson Cross’ tea rooms on Forehill, Ely, prior to 1911.

Carl Warner: Crowdsourcing History at IWM Duxford

Having enjoyed the collaborative crowdsourcing Lives Of The First World War project that IWM launched earlier this year, I was keen to see what Carl Warner (Imperial War Museum Duxford’s Research and Information Manager) was going to tell us about their Second World War project: American Air Museum.

IWM American Air Museum
The IWM American Air Museum website has launched.

This time, Carl explained that IWM has just launched a new website containing around 15,000 photographs of the USAAF, and that members of the public can register and then add their own, whilst also discuss other images – in a hope to bring names to faces and places, and record the memories of those who remember the presence of American Airmen in Cambridgeshire during WWII.

My own Grandmother remembers the American airmen near Mepal, Cambridgeshire, and like many of her generation, it’s pretty much a story about eating ‘candy’ given to them. Little could she understand then as a child, that when she waved them off as they flew away, that many would never return.

Kathy Chater: How To Write Up Family History

Ex-BBC Researcher, turned professional genealogist, historian and author, Kathy Chater was my third and final expert speaker to listen in to. Her career background, like that of Richard Benson, would give me the impetus and expert advice I need to decide on how best to write up some of my own family history stories beyond the realms of this blog, and a characterless list of names and dates.

Kathy’s advice on breaking down your mountain of research into chunks and focussing on telling each piece of one person’s life at a time, certainly felt to me like a much easier approach. She then suggested that you could then weave a few of these into a story – trying to bring in national, international, social and family events to flesh out the stories and set your ancestor into context.

I’ve certainly been looking at how national and world events may have impacted on my relatives – looking at trends in silk and cotton weaving, the impact of the railways, enclosure acts, Cambridgeshire drainage acts, and of course the horror of wars.

Like Mike Petty, Kathy recommended turning to newspapers – not just the stories, but the adverts and reviews too – all which would help you to understand the world in which your relatives lived.

It was refreshing to hear Kathy give a shot of reality with her comments on being realistic about the publishing of the book – recommending that you should probably just stick to publishing it yourself within your family, and not a publisher. She amplified a message that I’ve heard regularly – file a copy of your book with relevant archives and organisations.

Recharged with enthusiasm to get stuck in to what was the 5th of my 5 New Year Genealogy Resolutions for 2014, I hope to at least be able to decide whether I’m going to aim for a novelised or non-fiction approach.

Another great genealogy fair!

I’d like to say thank you to all of the speakers that I saw, and also to the hard work of the Cambridgeshire Family History Society team who organised the event. It’s great to see this growing, and I look forward to next year’s event.

Exhibitors at The Cambridgeshire Family History Fair 2014.
Exhibitors at The Cambridgeshire Family History Fair 2014.

In the meantime, The Big Family History Fair organised by the Huntingdonshire Family History Society returns in May 2015.

Wordless Wednesday – Gottle O’ Geer

Wordless Wednesday – Frederick Vernon Cross with his ventriloquist dummies in 1909 (aged 13.5yrs).

Frederick Vernon Cross (1909)
Frederick Vernon Cross (1909)

5 great Cambridgeshire life museums you’ll also find on Twitter

Alongside genealogy, sits my interest in local history, and so I’m no stranger to many of the great museums we have here in Cambridgeshire – as they are incredibly insightful on the historical context in which my ancestors lived.

Many museums have adopted social media, seeing its importance in connecting community to its history, and using it to promote events and give behind the scenes glimpses of their work and activities that would otherwise go unseen by the public. Many are using multiple channels like Facebook, Google+ and YouTube, and some are also blogging.

Here’s 5 of my favourite Cambridgeshire Museums that are also using Twitter. They’re in no particular order, as i have no wish to be barred from these great places!

1. Denny Farmland Museum and Abbey

There’s lots to be found at this part-English Heritage site. The Farmland Museum acts as a great reminder of the lives of my agricultural ancestors, with the fantastic backdrop of an Abbey.

Eternal teatime (perfect!) in the period cottage at Denny Farmland Museum and Abbey.

The period cottage is a great place to explore, and really reminds me of some of the ‘gadgets’ that my great grandparents had.

2. The Norris Museum

The Norris Museum sign
The Norris Museum, St Ives, Cambridgeshire.

The Norris Museum is my closest museum. It’s a little tucked away through a doorway, and across a garden, beside the river in St Ives, but once inside, you’ll find that the museum is packed with local artefacts – ranging from dinosaurs, Romans, Oliver Cromwell, those witches of Warboys, and ice skating. There’s much more too, and a regular series of events and exhibitions.

You can find them on Twitter at @TheNorrisMuseum

3. Peterborough Museum

Edwardian Operating Theatre at Peterborough Museum
The Victorian Operating Theatre at Peterborough Museum – the museum was once a hospital, and so this room has been returned to look like it once did.

I first visited Peterborough Museum with a couple of the team from Living TV’s Most Haunted show, as part of an overnight ghost hunt event! There’s no better way of getting to know a museum, than being locked in the cellar in the pitch dark at 2am.

Since then, the museum underwent a year-long radical remodelling with a £3.2m price tag – and is now vastly improved (although I can’t vouch for that cellar yet). New rooms and displays, with greatly improved cabinets and touch-screen information points, make the museum much more interesting and interactive. They’ve even added a cafe.

The Changing Lives collection documents Peterborough’s 200 year evolution from village to industrial city – using film, audio, and a range of objects – and is a useful reference point for anyone researching family life in this area.

You can find them on Twitter at @Vivacity_Museum

4. Ely Museum – at The Old Gaol

I’m a Friend of Ely Museum, and have been for a few years. There’s a couple of reasons behind this, and they’re both through my genealogical research.

Firstly, during the 1816 Littleport Riots, one of my 5x Great Grandfathers (John Goltrip) was arrested and accused of stealing some silver spoons. He would have been held prisoner here, in this old gaol. The museum has mocked-up what the cells would have looked like, along with the restraints that the prisoners would have been constrained with.

Inside the Cells
A recreation of what conditions would have been like inside the gaol. My ancestor would have spent some time here in 1816 after his role in the Littleport Riots.

Secondly, in another room there’s a ventriloquist’s dummy and a series of theatre posters – these relate to my distant cousin Vernon Cross (3rd cousin, once removed no less!) – who not only ran the family bakery on Forehill, and was a ventriloquist and magician, but he also founded a huge collection of antiquities, which have since gone on to form an important part of the museum’s collection. A function room at the museum was named after him.

The museum is new to Twitter, but you can find them at @ElyMuseum.

5. The Cambridge & County Folk Museum

Cambridge & County Folk Museum
The Cambridge & County Folk Museum. Photo: Janet Swisher via Creative Commons.

The Cambridge & County Folk Museum stands not far from the Cambridgeshire Archives. It is home to a great collection of local artefacts that depict every-day life in the city and in the surrounding fenland. It’s been a while since i’ve visited, but I remember walking in and spotting many items that I remember my grandparents and great grandparents having in their homes.

You can find them on Twitter at @FolkMuseum.

What about the rest?

There’s around 30 museums in Cambridgeshire. Some of them are also using social media. Aside from Following or Liking them, why not visit when you’re next in the area?

Check out my Twitter list of Cambridgeshire Museums.

Surname Saturday: CROSS

Information about the CROSS family from Ely, Cambridgeshire and their impact on the city, and travels to Australia.

Four centuries living in Ely, the Cross family is also one of the largest and most far-reaching.

With one of the earliest mentions of the family being a baptism in 1669 at Ely’s Holy Trinity Church, the Cross family went on to rapidly grow in to one of the largest families I have researched.

A growing family

My most recent Cross ancestor was my Great Great Grandmother, Mary Ann Cross who was born in ‘Buggs Hill’ (Cambridge Road), Ely in 1870, as the daughter of George Cross and his wife Sabina Steadman “Vine” Taylor. Following on with her parents’ business skills, she opened a shop on the corner of Barton Road and Cambridge Road in Ely which she traded from until her death in the 1950s. The shop closed in the 1980s and is now a private house.

Whilst Mary Ann was just the only one of George and “Vine”‘s two children to survive into adulthood, her father was one of 12 children. His father Jacob Cross, was in turn one of 11 children, and his father Philip Cross was one of around 15 children! As you can imagine, the potential for descendants from all of these children from the 3 generations is high and resulted in a large Cross population in and around Ely during the 1800s.

Finding a new life

For some though, Ely was perhaps too small with all these relatives around in the mid 1800s. Cross family groups like that of (another) George Cross and his wife Julia decided to start afresh in Australia. In 1855 they emigrated, following their older son Matthew who had already gone there to mine for gold. Julia was literate and a great letter writer, and a book of letters that she wrote to her mother back in England has been compiled and is now sold at Ely Museum.

Descendants of the Australian Cross families are many, but one – Pamela Phyllis McClymont – decided to set up the ‘Cross Family History Society’. Sadly Pam died several years ago, but she was pleased to pass a lot of information on about the family, including her own book ‘Who’s Who: Cross Family (Volume One, 1997)’ which details no less than 372 descendants from that 1669 baptism.

The Museum and the Tea Shop

One of the Ely’s Cross residents, Frederick Vernon Cross (known as just Vernon Cross) took on his father’s thriving bakery business on Forehill in the centre of the city. He transformed the business from being just a bakery into what is seen as Ely’s first tea shop, running regular advertisements in newspapers for delicious cakes and tea.

Part of the shop also became a space for Vernon to display the artefacts that he had found with his father at nearby Roswell Pits. These included many fossils and bones and his growing collection had begun to dominate the shop. On Vernon’s death in 1976, his private collection was saved by the then recently founded Ely Museum Trust. Today, the museum marks Vernon’s contribution to the collection with ‘The Vernon Cross Meeting Room’. Vernon also published an autobiography titled ‘Cross Words’, detailing his family, childhood, the bakery and his time at war.

The shop is now part of The Royal Standard public house, but if you go in, you’ll find that there are photographs on the wall of the old shop and even one of the shop signs is hanging on the wall as a nod to its history.

Check out the CROSS family at The Family Tree UK.


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Right before I pitched the yield, I took an accurate reading with a hydrometer of 1.030. Obviously, that's lower than I hoped for. Here's my question. Thet recipe called for 1/2lb of US crystal malt and 4 oz of US chocolate malt to be steeped. I did this. However, it called for 2.75 lbs of light DME and 4 lb of light malt syrup. I only put 3.3lbs of the light malt syrup but I put in 3.3 lbs of the light DME. I didn't mean to do this on purpose really, it's just the amount of ingredients. I had at the time. Is that the recent for the low original gravity reading? Thanks.

  • Could you elaborate on your recipe? How many gallons of wort did you have going into the fermenter? Did you boil all of it or did you top it up with water at the end? If you topped it up and it wasn't well mixed, that could explain the low gravity reading. Also, if you have the PPG numbers for your extracts that would let you calculate what the gravity should be.
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  • I steeped in about 1/2 gal. Then added in another gal. Brought that to a boil. Then removed from heat ans added in 3.3 lb of light malt syrup and 3 lb of LME. Added in another gal for a total of 2.5 gal and brought it back to a boil for an hour. Added hops the last 15 min.
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    Oct 8 '18 at 18:09
  • That sounds like a partial boil recipe. Did you then add another 2 or 3 gallons of water with your boiled wort into the fermenter? If you kept that at just 2.5 gallons, then your OG should be WAY higher. If you did add more water, then it's almost certain that the water and wort weren't completely mixed, as I alluded to in my first comment and @jsolarski addressed in an answer.
    – Simon
    Oct 8 '18 at 18:54

I have run into this same exact issue when i was starting to brew.

LME has a bad habit of sitting on the bottom of your container specially if you add top off water. And when you take a reading it show lower then expected.

Why is my O.G. less then what I calculated?

Per Denny Conn

Did you do a partial boil and add more water afterward? If so, the problem is likely to be inadequate mixing. The wort is heavier than water so when you take a reading you get essentially "watered down" wort. It's nearly impossible to get them mixed thoroughly to get an accurate reading. But if you use all the ingredients and end up with the volume the recipe specifies, you WILL hit the predicted OG.

This answer assumes, partial boil, and not the full recipe.

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With its immaculate greens, stunning views of the Hertfordshire countryside and ideal location just 18 miles from London, The Grove’s 7,152 yard course is one of the finest in England. Designed by international course architect Kyle Phillips, the championship course combines modern strategy with Britain’s golfing traditions. Make the most of excellent practice facilities by using the short game area, putting green and driving range before your game. Plus step inside the Tour Truck and allow one of the PGA qualified custom fit technicians to guide you through a complete custom fitting solution. The dedicated team of PGA Professionals also offer golf clinics, individual and group lessons. The Grove is a pay and play course however golfers looking for the ultimage flexibility can take advantage of Troon Rewards adn teh new Claredon Collection, a points-based programme whereby you can utiilise your points to play golf 7-days a week, invite friends, colleagues and clients, plus unlock significant savings on tuition, retail and selected food outlets. As well as the golf course, there are a wide range of facilities at the resort including and award-winning spa, acres of woodland to explore, kids activities and delicious dining options, making it the perfect place to visit with family and friends or host a business meeting.

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Patty Avery

Program Specialist, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

Patty Avery is a program specialist in the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s Office of Financial Empowerment, and serves as program manager for Your Money, Your Goals, a toolkit and training program for a range of intermediaries who serve low-income consumers.

She joined CFPB in 2012 from Old National Bank, where she served as director of employee communications and went on to lead the bank’s efforts to develop Bank On programs in eighteen communities. As a community outreach officer, she developed a financial coaching program for Indiana community colleges and financial education programs for the Indiana National Guard. Prior to joining the bank, her career included service in county government, reporting and producing for local television, and fifteen years as a missionary in Scotland, Amsterdam, and Brazil, where she co-founded a home for street girls. Patty was the lead editor for Evansville, Indiana’s ten-year plan to end homelessness and co-chaired the community’s Homeless Youth Coalition and chaired the Raising Incomes committee. She holds a bachelor’s degree in broadcast journalism from the University of Southern Indiana.

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What makes some products so engaging while others flop? Nir Eyal explains the psychology behind the world’s most habit-forming technologies and provides practical advice for increasing user engagement.

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In our Conti-Bistro and hotel bar you can enjoy the first or last hours of the day in a relaxed environment, whilst enjoying a look at the Märklin Track 1 train-collection with moving trains throughout the bistro. The busy nightlife on the streets in front of the hotel can be observed from the Conti-Bistro whilst enjoying a fresh draft beer or glass of sparkling wine..

Groups can reserve our bowling alley upon availability. You will find numerous newspapers and magazines within the alley or can choose to watch live sports via the large television set up.

Our large regional breakfast buffet awaits you the next morning. In addition to many other things we offer a variety of breads, pumpernickel, Westphalian ham, brawn, sugar beet, pickled cucumbers and meat salad. A cup of freshly brewed coffee or our selection of teas also ensure a good start to the day.


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Khloe Kardashian’s Beau Tristan Thompson Was Allegedly ‘Relieved’ When Affair Came To Light

Tristan reportedly told Khloe he wanted to get caught cheating.

Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson’s relationship is moving forward after the shocking cheating scandal that erupted last month. The couple, who have been spotted out together multiple times over the past week, is said to be working on their relationship in the wake of the scandal.

According to a May 9 report by Us Weekly Magazine, Tristan Thompson was “relieved” when the news of his cheating was outed. Sources reveal that Tristan was “absolutely devastated” that he had hurt Khloe Kardashian, especially since she was nine months pregnant with his daughter at the time. However, after baby True Thompson was born, Tristan reportedly broke down into tears in Khloe’s hospital room.

The insider reveals that it “wasn’t hard” for Khloe Kardashian to move on from Tristan Thompson’s cheating after his breakdown and that she has now “completely forgiven” her baby daddy for his infidelity.

As fans will remember, photos and video of Tristan Thompson cheating on Khloe Kardashian with multiple women surfaced just hours before Khloe went into labor. The media shows Tristan kissing and touching other women, and even accompanying one of those women back to his New York City hotel room the same week that baby True was born. It was later confirmed that Thompson had cheated on Kardashian with at least five women during her pregnancy.

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Tristan reportedly told Khloe that subconsciously he “wanted to get caught,” and that even though he knew there were paparazzi taking photos of him in New York, he still took a woman back to his hotel room. Meanwhile, Kardashian believes that everything happens for a reason and is continuing to stick by her man through this tough time.

As previously reported by the Inquisitr, Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson were seen together having lunch in Cleveland for the first time since the cheating scandal surfaced. Days later, Khloe attended one of Tristan’s basketball games, and on Tuesday the couple was photographed having a romantic matinee movie date.

Radar Online is reporting that Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson are in couples therapy and that they are trying to work through all of the issues caused by the NBA star’s cheating scandal.

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Tenancy Cleaning

When you are about to move out of your rental property you will be in a need of end of tenancy cleaning. At this point everyone wants the process to go as smoothly as possible. It is a tedious procedure, as it involves a lot of activities. Packing and cleaning the entire property are just a few of them. You also have to pay the utility bills and get ready for the final inspection. But most important is to pass the inventory check in order to return your full deposit.

Your landlord of estate agent would expect that the property is returned in the same condition that it was received by you originally. At this out tenancy cleaning services are great match for your needs. Our team of cleaning experts will work in side, to make sure that you receive your security deposit in full. We use the most modern machines and Eco-friendly products and detergents to achieve great results. At the end of the day we do our best to provide great service which is expected by you and your landlord.

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In addition to our end of tenancy cleaning services we can include professional upholstery and carpet cleaning or outside window cleaning. We can give you a separate quote upon request. But we also advise you to combine two or more services in the same appointment and save time and money. We go even further by offering 50% off the price of every additional service booked with end of tenancy cleaning.

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Using our cleaning services will give you the piece of mind that the process will go as smoothly as possible. Our cleaning technicians are highly trained, as we specialize in tenancy cleaning service for the past 10+ years. We perfectly understand what the land lord and the estate agent would expect from the move out cleaning service. Thus we work side by side not only with you but with the house owner as well. And last but not least the prices for our move out cleaning service are affordable and very competitive.

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How can I edit the audio for Documentaries?

A key part of any documentary is the audio component. While there are lots of programs available , the House Divided project uses the two listed below.

If you look for and download other free editing programs, be careful during the installation process to avoid adding any extra programs or services. While this free audio converter is easy to use, it installs extras (see screenshot) on your computer if you  do not uncheck the options during the install.

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Audacity is free, open source program developed by volunteers. An FAQ is available here. CNET gave this audio editor 5/5 stars.


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The Alex futon bunk set allows the bottom sleep area to convert to a sofa so the kids can have there own living room.

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Swat: Respect for life first, says HRCP

Press Release, September 25

Lahore: While endorsing the need for using effective force to fight terrorism in NWFP, the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) has called upon the authorities to avoid aggravating the already unbearable plight of the civilian population.

In a statement issued here, the HRCP Chairperson said:

The human rights situation in Swat is alarming and is getting worse every day. HRCP is shocked and grieved at the loss of life as a result of firing by security forces on a crowd that was only drawing attention to their unbearable suffering.

Information available to HRCP reveals that the situation in Swat is harrowing for more than one reason. One the one hand the population is facing a serious threat from militants and on the other hand disruption of electricity, gas and water supply and shortage of edibles have compounded their misery.

While the citizens have to put up with the rigours of extended curfew, at some places round the clock, they must have protection against criminals and lawless elements who appear to be enjoying a free hand. In this situation, the people of Swat’s decision to demonstrate in Mingora is a measure of their courage as well as their despair, for which they deserve to be respected and not fired upon.

The anxieties of the local community have been fueled by reports that the militants have been able to strengthen their domination in the areas falling under the Matta, Khawazakhela and Kabal police stations and that the authorities themselves appear to be skeptical about the outcome of the operation against them. Almost everywhere the people are astounded by the inability of the law enforcement agencies to track the apparently unhindered movement of the militants.

The ordeal of the people can be judged from the killing of at least three individuals, namely Abdul Kabeer Khan, Musa khan and Muhammad Amin for their affiliation to the government. In one case, the victim, brother of a sitting minister, resisted the militants throughout the night and consistently called for help but his cries for help went unheeded. Eventually, he and his family was mercilessly slaughtered. Equally hair-raising is the story of another victim whose child was killed in front of his eyes before he himself was liquidated.

HRCP calls for investigation of such cases and for justice to be done. HRCP has no doubt that such murderous acts do not enjoy any religious sanction and their perpetrators deserve to be dealt with collectively. They are themselves responsible for inviting use of force against them. However, it is necessary to ensure that the cost of operation to the civilian population must be drastically controlled and the needs of the internally displaced persons addressed with diligence and sincerity.

HRCP believes it is certainly time to seek the help of the UNHCR and the ICRC in mitigating the suffering of the displaced people.

This also applies to displaced persons in other parts of the country.

There is no gainsaying the fact that hardship caused to non-combatant population and perception of use of disproportionate force, which targets militants and civilians alike, will create more problems than it solves.

Asma Jahangir

Terrorism a threat to existence of Pakistan: HRCP Council

Lahore, September 23: The Council (governing body) of the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) has issued the following statement after its two-day session in Peshawar:

The HRCP Council welcomes the departure of the military leadership from the Presidency and the filling in of parliament and key public offices by people’s elected representatives. This marks only the first step towards establishing a democratic order in accordance with the wishes of the people. The concentration of power in the hands of any single individual never bodes well for democracy or a just dispensation. Now there is an urgent need for building and strengthening institutions of governance so that a democratic culture takes root in the country. The supremacy of the parliament needs to be strengthened, the judiciary has to be made truly independent and effective and the Election Commission must be transformed into an autonomous, and multi-member institution.

Lack of good governance causes increased impoverishment of the people, and allows lawless elements to wreck havoc with the rights and interests of the people.

HRCP welcomes the Sindh government’s initiative in including landless women among those entitled to receive land grants. It calls upon the government to make good its promise of abolishing the death penalty and reviving student and trade unions in the real sense of the term.

The Council is deeply worried that an increase in the incidents of terrorism and the devastation caused by them and the spread of militancy have blocked the country’s way to progress and the entire population seems to have been taken hostage. The government of Pakistan must realize its duty in guaranteeing the citizens security of life, liberty and property. This will essentially require a comprehensive strategy which must include sharp intelligence, appropriate use of force, timely political intervention and above all due respect for human rights in the conflict areas. While use of adequate force may often be necessary to counter the wave of violence unleashed by the terrorists, yet it must conform to human rights standards in terms of justification and appropriateness. In particular extrajudicial killings, torture and disproportionate use of force must be avoided at all costs and in all situations. Above all, every effort must be made to prevent harm to innocent and unarmed civilians.

Terrorism is surely a threat to the very existence of Pakistan and must be collectively challenged by all political elements and sincerely backed by the security forces if the country is to overcome this ultimate peril. The recent attack on Marriott Hotel in Islamabad is one serious example in which many innocent people lost their lives. In the conflict zones in Swat and FATA this is a regular feature. The disruption of electricity supply in Swat accompanied by scarcity of water and edibles has made the life of the people incredibly unbearable. So far, the government’s plan of action, if there is one, does not inspire confidence. HRCP finds the government’s crude claims of having saved the lives of the country’s leadership in bad taste. Such statements only reflect officials’ lack of sensitivity and maturity.

The government has not taken any notice of incitement to violence against religious minorities through popular media. This not only adds to the growing sense of vulnerability among the minorities, but has also resulted in several wanton killings.

The issue of enforced disappearances cannot be allowed to hang fire and the democratic government must release all missing persons, or disclose their fate and whereabouts.

The government is yet to put in place implementing legislation to ensure that a human rights treaty it ratified and two others that it signed earlier in the year become legally enforceable in Pakistan.

Above all, HRCP earnestly pleads for abandoning ad hoc relief measures in favour of properly thought out strategies to fight poverty, hunger and joblessness.

Issued on behalf of HRCP Council members

By Asma Jahangir

CPJ: U.S. military frees Afghan journalist from Bagram

Committee to Protect Journalists

330 Seventh Avenue, New York, NY 10001 USA Phone: (212) 465‑1004 Fax: (212) 465‑9568 Web: www.cpj.org E-Mail: media@cpj.org

U.S. military frees Afghan journalist from Bagram

New York, September 22, 2008—The Committee to Protect Journalists welcomes the U.S. military’s release of imprisoned journalist Jawed Ahmad from Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan on Sunday, 11 months after he was first detained. But CPJ calls again on the U.S. military to end its practice of holding journalists without charge on an open-ended basis.

Ahmad, 22, was never charged with a crime, and military officials have never explained the basis for his prolonged detention. Ahmad, who is known by his nickname Jojo and also uses the surname Yazemi, does not know why he was freed, according to an interview with the Canadian Globe and Mail. Ahmad worked most recently as a field producer for the Canadian broadcaster CTV and had several other freelance clients in the past.

Ahmad said he was detained at a NATO airfield near the southern city of Kandahar where he worked, after being invited there by someone who said he was a U.S. public affairs officer, according to the Globe and Mail. He was later transferred to the U.S.-operated air base at Bagram, he said. He told the newspaper he was beaten, that two of his ribs were broken, and that he was deprived of sleep.

“We are relieved that Jawed Ahmad has been freed and we wish him the best with his return to work,” said Bob Dietz, CPJ’s Asia Program Coordinator. “But he has lost almost a year of his life being held without charge and says he was brutally treated by his captors. His case adds to the U.S. military’s appalling record of detaining working journalists in conflict zones, without a modicum of due process, based on allegations which are shrouded in secrecy and have apparently proved to be unfounded.”

The U.S. military detained Ahmad on October 25, 2007. CPJ publicized his case after being alerted by Carlotta Gall, The New York Times reporter based in Pakistan and Afghanistan, who had worked with him. A Pentagon spokesman told CPJ in February that Ahmad had been classified as an “unlawful enemy combatant” but did not provide information about the allegations or evidence against him.

A statement issued today by Capt. Christian Patterson, a spokesman for the U.S.-led coalition, said Ahmad had been released because he “was no longer considered a threat.” The statement offered no explanation for the 11-month detention. Ahmad told the Globe and Mail his U.S. interrogators were suspicious of his reportorial contacts with local Taliban.

CTV News President Robert Hurst issued a statement today to CPJ. “It is startling that U.S. military authorities released Jojo Yazemi on Sunday morning without any explanation about why he was apprehended in the first place and then declared an enemy combatant,” Hurst said. “CTV News is also concerned about his health after he recounted his treatment while in U.S. custody. Our priority now is to get Jojo Yazemi back to Kandahar and reunited with his family.”

CPJ research shows that at least one other journalist remains in U.S. military custody. Freelance photographer Ibrahim Jassam, who was working for Reuters in Iraq, was detained September 2 by U.S. and Iraqi forces; he has not been charged. The U.S. has held dozens of journalists in Iraq, at least 10 of them for prolonged periods, according to CPJ research. Associated Press photographer Bilal Hussein was released in April after a two-year detention on unsubstantiated allegations of collaborating with local insurgents.

On May 1, Sami al-Haj, a Sudanese cameraman for Al-Jazeera, was released from the U.S. Naval Base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, after six years in detention. Al-Haj, also designated an “enemy combatant,” was never charged with a crime.

CPJ is a New York–based, independent, nonprofit organization that works to safeguard press freedom worldwide. For more information, visit www.cpj.org.

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Asia Program Coordinator

Madeline Earp mearp@cpj.org

Asia Program Researcher

Committee to Protect Journalists

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HRCP for end to hate-preaching & killing

Press Release, 10 September

Lahore: Taking a serious view of the killing of two Ahmedis in Sindh and instigation to murder in a TV programme, the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) has called for urgent action to protect the minorities’ lives and to ensure stoppage of hate-preaching through the media. In a statement issued here today HRCP said:

On Monday an eminent Ahmedi physician and cardiologist was shot dead in Mirpurkhas. The next day, another prominent Ahmedi was killed in Nawabshah. The Ahmediya community believes there is a link between these brutal killings and a programme telecast by a private TV channel in which a cleric called for death to Ahmedis and the compere concurred. Even if there is no direct link between incitement to violence on TV and the two murders neither of the offences can be tolerated. The Ahmedi community is within its legal rights to demand protection against instigators of violence against them. The government must ensure that the killers of the Ahmedi citizens are brought to justice and that nobody is allowed to use the media, especially the electronic one, to preach communal hatred and fratricide. The TV channel also has a duty to reign in irresponsible comperes. Failure to do so will confirm its complicity in a heinous crime.

Iqbal Haider

HRCP for concrete steps to stop FATA raids

Press Release, September 9

Lahore: The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) has asked the government to take meaningful steps to prevent loss of life and property in the Tribal Areas in raids by US-led coalition forces operating in Afghanistan.

A statement issued by the Commission on Tuesday said: Attacks in the Tribal Areas, the killing of civilians and violation of Pakistan’s territorial sovereignty by the US-led coalition forces have assumed the form of a regular series. Each attack is followed by stereotyped official protests by Islamabad, threats of ‘befitting replies’, statements of condemnation by all and sundry and the occasional summoning of the US envoy to the Foreign Office. Such gestures achieve little, nor do they convince the people of the government’s keenness to protect innocent lives or to assert its sovereignty.

Securing the life of its people is a responsibility the government owes to all its citizens, including those living in the Tribal Areas.

Pakistan must urgently hold earnest negotiations with its allies in the so-called war on terror to ensure that such attacks on its territory and killings of innocent Pakistanis in the Tribal Areas cease. The issue is much too serious to be addressed only through angry and reactive statements after every attack.

It must be emphasised in these talks that such attacks are counter-productive. The killing of innocent people creates hatred and militants faster than any military action can eliminate.

Iqbal Haider


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We live in a world where stress is almost unavoidable, it is part of our everyday lives and although it can be beneficial; allowing us to stay focused and motivated.

However, it can become a problem and have a negative impact on a person’s mental wellbeing, productivity and effectiveness when it is a consistent feeling or becomes overwhelming.

With increasing levels of absenteeism relating to workplace stress, it is increasingly important for employers and employees themselves to recognise the early signs of stress to ensure a mentally healthy workplace where people feel happy, healthy and supported.

Stress can affect everyone in different ways and people have different tolerance levels of stress. Having a healthy stress tolerance and being able to manage it means paying attention to building pressures and acknowledging your limitations.

There are a few common symptoms that can help in recognising when things are getting to an unmanageable level:

  • Physical symptoms can include tension, high blood pressure, fatigue and low energy.
  • Mental symptoms such as over-worrying, irrational thoughts, forgetfulness, inability to focus, and being overly negative.
  • Emotional symptoms such as feeling overwhelmed, out of control, agitated, frustrated, having a lack of confidence, self-esteem and motivation.

There are some simple ways to help manage stress in a healthy and effective way, both for yourself and for those around you.

  • Recognise the signs

Being able to understand the root cause of stress is an important factor in helping to overcome it. Writing down and keeping a note of thoughts and feelings about a situation, how you reacted or dealt with it and any relating circumstances can help you to better understand why you are feeling how you are.

  •  Develop healthy responses

If you are feeling your stress levels rising, try to manage positively and make healthy choices to minimise the impact on your wellbeing. For example, do some exercise – this is a great stress reliever, or make time for a hobby, whether it’s cooking, reading, watching a film – do something you enjoy that is not work focused. Getting enough sleep is also super important, so if you’re feeling that burnout, make sure you get in a few early nights and try to develop a healthy sleep pattern. Limiting stimulating activities such as watching TV or scrolling your social media before sleep can help with this as well.

  • Establish boundaries

With the constant availability to emails and mobile phones, it’s easy to fall into the trap of ‘I’ll just answer that email quickly at 11pm and feel that pressure to be available 24 hours a day. Establishing some work-life boundaries for yourself can alleviate some of that pressure and allow you to cut off for a period.

Whilst having a clear-cut divide between work and home life may be impractical for some people, creating some boundaries can reduce the potential for work-life conflict and the stress that goes with it. So, it may mean for you a rule not to check your email from home in the evening, or not answering the phone during dinner.

  • Take time to relax and recharge

We need time to relax and recharge our batteries to avoid any negative effects of stress and workplace burnout. This requires “switching off” from work by having time when you are neither engaging in any work-related activities nor thinking about work. This will allow you to get a break and unwind so you can come back to work feeling reinvigorated and ready to perform at your best.

Relaxation techniques such as meditation and mindfulness can also help re-focus and alleviate the symptoms of stress.

  • Build a supportive culture

Employee health and wellbeing is essential for a motivated, productive workforce so as an employer, creating an environment to promote this is important!  Therefore, as a business, promote a culture of openness and trust amongst colleagues to encourage communication and for employees to reach out for support if they need help. Have regular check ins with employees, monitor any behaviours or signs that may indicate a problem and you can even offer external confidential support such as an Employee Assistance Program.   Also, having a Mental Health First Aider in the workplace who can assist in recognising symptoms, support those who are in need and can guide the person to the relevant help as needed.

  • Reach out for support

If you are struggling, don’t be afraid to ask for help! Everyone needs support from time to time and that should not be seen as a weakness. Accepting help from trusted friends, family members or colleagues can improve your ability to manage stress.

Talking about any issues can often make a difference, getting things off your chest, and working with someone to set realistic targets, priorities tasks to make more manageable.

Make use of any resources provided by an employer such as an employee assistance program (EAP), HR departments, or using the many free helplines or online resources.

If you do continue to feel overwhelmed by work stress or your own efforts are not making a difference, you may want to talk to your GP or a psychologist, who can help you better manage your stress and give advice to change any unhealthy behaviours.

Taking these small steps can have a positive impact on your mental wellbeing and make a big difference in helping to tackle stress in the workplace.

If you need advice on this subject or other HR issues around employee health and wellbeing, please get in touch with us – hello@hrrevolution.co.uk or 0203 538 5311


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?Free This Summer Giveaway

It’s hot, it’s humid, and once again we’ve got a double treat for you… We’re giving away a $1,200 kapok gift voucher for one lucky winner to update their summer essentials. That’s not all. Everyone who participates in this giveaway also gets a complimentary standard drink voucher from TST’s hangout du jourPONG Knutsford.

To experience everything that’s #FreeThisSummer, here’s what you need to know:

  • REDEEM three (3x) or more times from now til 5 August, Monday
  • SCREENCAP the “Savings Breakdown” screen (see example below) on your #ENTERTAINERapp
  • JUMP to our Facebook Page and where you’ll see the giveaway post pinned to the top
  • To ENTER, use your screencap to place a Comment on the Facebook post. All entries until 5 August are counted
  • MOST REDEMPTIONS made during the period will WIN the kapok voucher
  • EVERYONE who makes 3 or more redemptions within the period and shows us their screen, will score a complimentary standard drink voucher from PONG Knutsford
  • WINNER will be announced on 7 August, Wednesday

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This giveaway is exclusively for ENTERTAINER members. If you still haven’t got an ENTERTAINER membership, get ENTERTAINER 2019 now with a 10% discount by using Promo Code HUBHK2019 at the check out. Enjoy everyday savings and get more lifestyle for less.

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Brands ‘failing their workers’

European mega-brands are not doing enough to ensure that the Cambodian workers who make their products receive a basic living wage, according to a report released today.
Tailored Wages, an analysis of 50 of Europe’s biggest clothing brands, found that many major high-street chains are doing little to combat the meagre wages of Cambodian garment workers.
The report was produced by the Clean Clothes Campaign, an alliance of organisations in 16 European countries, in cooperation with the Asia Floor Wage, an alliance of trade unions and labour rights activists.
“A living wage is a human right. Yet the scandalous truth is that the majority of workers in the global fashion industry cannot afford to live with dignity,” the report says.
Calls for a monthly minimum wage of $160 reached a breaking point in January when security forces cracked down on protesters, killing at least four and detaining 23. Twenty-one remain in prison.
According to the report, as per United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, “in cases where the state fails to protect human rights – such as when the legal minimum wage fails to meet the minimum subsistence level (living wage) – business still has an obligation to respect the human right to a living wage”.
The monthly minimum wage of garment workers across Cambodia stands at just $100.
Using questionnaires, which asked companies to provide “practical, concrete information” about their work, the report found that none of those surveyed, including H&M and Puma, “are as yet paying a living wage”.
One of the brands slammed for its inaction was Gap, which the report said showed “little proof of real work that will improve wages for workers making its clothes”.
While fairing better in the survey, the efforts of H&M, Puma and New Look are also described as “unconvincing”.
Levi Strauss & Co, one of 15 brands that declined to respond to the survey, is described as lacking “any real commitment to increase wages”.
Joel Preston, a consultant with the Community Legal Education Center (CLEC), said yesterday that aside from a living wage, brands are not doing enough to ensure that “even the basic needs” of Cambodian garment workers are met.
“There is a huge gap between what the brands say and what the brands do.
“There’s a lot of rhetoric, roadmaps, guidelines, but in terms of tangible benefits for the workers we haven’t seen any,” he said. “If brands want to say they are socially responsible and get the marketing benefits from that, they need to start taking concrete action.”


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14,586 bags of rice worth Rs 89.32 lakh seized in Nellore

grainNellore: Acting on a tip-off, the Vigilance and Enforcement sleuths seized 14,586 bags of rice worth Rs 89.32 lakh during raids on Sri Rajalakshmi Rice Mill located at Chemudugunta near Nellore and its godown at Manubolu on Wednesday. According to information, the rice mill was involved in milling the paddy supplied by the government for public distribution.
However, the mill was clandestinely selling the paddy provided by the government and supplying the rice meant for public distribution in Tamil Nadu after recycling the same. The rice being procured from the border areas of Tamil Nadu located in nearby SPSR Nellore district.
The team found 793 bags worth Rs 9.75 lakhs in two lorries ready for transportation to public distribution points during their inspection at the mill. They have also found 73 bags of rice near Tada and 13,720 bags of paddy worth 79.57 lakhs in a godown at Manubolu.
Incidentally, there was no trace of 10,000 bags of paddy supplied by the government. Though the mill proprietor K.Ravi claimed that the paddy is part of 13,720 bags, the officials struck down the claim pointing to the gunny bags which are different from those supplied by the government.
The V and E team led by the SP Rameshaiah and DSP P. Venkatnath Reddy and Inspectors Satyanarayana, Sangameswar Rao and Srinivasa Rao apart from DCTO Ravi carried out the operation and registered a case against the miller after seizing the stock and lorries.

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Today’s Items:

India’s Gold War

Over the past year, Indian Central Bankers have been at war with the Indian population over gold.    Even though gold import duties have risen tenfold, along with new rules for purchases, Indians know what is going on.    According to some estimates, the 329 million Indian households are hoarding 18 to 20,000 metric tonnes of gold, or 50% of the country’s GDP.     The resulting measures, and hoarding, have lead to a scarcity of physical gold in the country with gold premiums reaching 130 dollars an ounce.

Long Term Game

Eastern countries, like China, are playing the long-term game with gold while the West is playing a very short term game.    As the U.S. dollar continues to lose its world reserve status, paper shorting of commodities, like gold and silver, will become less effective.    In fact, the price action will move from the paper to the physical market – a completely different paradigm than the paper.    The actions by the U.S. are becoming desperate; therefore, after preparing, get physical.

Obamawreck Website

Well, December 1st has come and gone and the Obamwreck Identity-theft website is still having issues.    Not only is it still running slowly on its pirated code, it can only handle 50,000 users at a time.    Makes you wonder, how this stressful law, designed to reduce people’s stress, has not been repealed yet.    Make no mistake, the problems people are seeing with this law, are a feature, and not an accident.

Obamawreck Motel

We are to believe that many Democrats, in Congress, are distancing themselves from Obama, because of Obamawreck.     Remember, these are the politicians who voted for a bill without reading it.     In short, those who voted for the Obamawreck have checked into the Obamawreck Hotel, but they can never check out.

Armageddon Code

The U.S.’s secret launch nuclear launch code, to authorize the launching of nuclear missiles and starting World War III, was frighteningly simple.    From 1962 to 1977, the combination was just eight zeros.    Hell, Joshua, from WarGames, could have launched those missiles instantly.

Amercian Preparedness Facts.

55% of Americans believe the government will come to their rescue when it hits the fan.    44% of American house holds do not have first-aid kits.   48% lack emergency supplies.  53% do not have a minimum three-day food supply.    If it hits the fan, one may have up to 2 days to be able to ride out the storm of civil unrest.

Finally, please prepare now for the escalating economic and social unrest.   Good Day!

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141214 – But Don’t Worry…

Today’s Items:

London Gold Hub Implodes

According to Andrew Maguire, the London hub is failing because of the growing disconnect between the massive multi-billion naked short derivative bets and the underlying physical market that it’s anchored to. He goes on to say that the real supply/demand equation for gold and silver has become so distorted, and for such a long time, that it’s irreversibly damaged the market as we know it today. The wholesale markets are starting to backwash derivatives positions and that is a dangerous thing for the “Too-Big-for-Jail” bullion banks. But don’t worry, American taxpayers will not be held responsible for those derivatives.

Thanks to the criminals in Congress, U.S. taxpayers are now responsible for 303 trillion dollars in derivatives. Yes, the four “Too-Big-for-Jail” banks have successfully recieved their Christmas present. But don’t worry, at least American’s mutual funds are safe.

Stress Tests

Mary Jo White, chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission, is calling for mutual fund “stress tests.” She may be concerned about the large body of mutual funds that bloated up with derivatives or the lack of liquidity in the bond market. But don’t worry, at least pension plans are safe.

Pension Plan Theft

Congress could soon, to help 1,400 multi-employer pension plans, cut benefits to current retirees. Get ready for misrepresentations, like your money will be safe in Treasuries. This may be the very beginning of the true destruction of the financial collapse as billions of dollars in retirement funds are destroyed virtually overnight. But don’t worry, stocks always go up during the “Santa Claus” rally.

Santa’s Rally Fiasco

The famous “Santa Claus” December stock rally won’t be making its traditional appearance this holiday season. The notion that a rally would follow one of the worst sell-offs of 2014 proved very short-lived. But don’t worry, at least there is equality in median wealth in various racial groups in the U.S..

Median Wealth

Everyone knows inequality is growing in the US, but a new Pew report shows how stark that divide is by race and ethnicity. The median wealth for Whites in the U.S. is nearly $142,000. For Blacks, its $11,000 and for Hispanics, its $13,700.

Nancy’s Wish

Unreliable sources say that Nancy Pelosi breathed a sigh of relief for herself when she heard that Pope Francis stated all dogs do go to heaven. Unfortunately for her, the Pope was simply misquoted; thus, she is still in trouble. Right Nancy?

Replacing Cashiers

More and more restaurants are replacing their cashiers with touch-screen tablets as portrayed in the movie ‘Idiocracy.’ McDonald’s is installing touch-screen ordering devices at 2,000 locations by the end of 2015. In addition, Apple-bee’s will be rolling out 100,000 tablets. To make a long story short, if you want to help the local economy, eat at a locally owned, and non-franchised, restaurant.

Palestinian State Vote

Portugal’s parliament, following similar votes around Europe, recognizes the recognize the Palestinian state. Just one question, how does one recognize something that does not exists? Oh wait, this is the same philosophy that allowed Obama to be nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize while he was President for only 12 days.

Finally, please prepare now for the escalating economic and social unrest. Good Day!

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