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Jodi Breakers – movie review
R. Madhavan and Bipasha Basu feature in leading roles in Jodi Breakers, while Omi Vaidya, Mazhar Sayed and Mrinalini Sharma in 'supporting roles' that actually support the leading pair when they are in distress. There is also the married pair of Milind Soman, Dipannita Sharma in the film who are the target of Jodi Breakers. A major part of the film is shot in the scenic locations in Greece. Jodi Breakers movie review... There are many films about how a girl and a guy fall in love, but here is one flick which is unusual where the lead couple specialize in separating the couple. So, here is a hindi movie which appears to be an original story line, with impressive performances by R. Madhavan and Bipasha Basu. Jodi Breakers is a tale about Sid (R. Madhavan) and Sonali (Bipasha Basu). The duo, who play the divorce experts, which in hindi means 'Jodi Breakers'. Sid is a divorcee ....
Jo Hum Chahein – movie review
Jo Hum Chahein is Sunny Gill and ex-Miss India Universe Simran Kaur Mundi's bollywood debut film. It is a young, ambitious film about today's generation and depicts exactly about today's youth who are wanting everything quickly. They do not think what is right or wrong in life, but just want fast cars, fast girls, fast money, and a lot of money and they want it today itself. Sunny Gill's character is that of an ambitious guy who is least bothered about what is ethically right or wrong for him. Rohan Bhatia has no boundaries as he can go to any length to make money. This coming of age film, Jo Hum Chahein is the story of Rohan Bhatia (Sunny Gill) and Neha Kapoor (Simran Kaur Mundi), two young, hip, effervescent individuals whose lives change forever once they meet and fall in love. Rohan is a brash, cocky, ambitious, 24 year old MBA graduate who wants instant success and he'll ....
Jo Dooba So Paar, Its Love in Bihar – movie review
There's nothing more dangerous than a Bihari in love. Jo Dooba So Paar, Its Love in Bihar movie review... The film takes you on a funny, rustic and romantic journey of love in the times of guns, goons and grenades. Discover a new and sweet facet of Bihar and Biharis that you perhaps never knew existed. Unless, of course, you are a Bihari yourself. Jo Dooba So Paar, Its Love in Bihar is the story of the lovable Bihari boy Keshu (Anand Tiwari), son of a truck driver and a school drop-out, and his one-sided love affair with the US-bred Sapna (Sita Ragione Spada), who makes a sudden entry into his village on a college project. This American girl has come to the town to do a research on Madhubani paintings. Sapna also enjoys spending time with Keshu, and so Keshu thinks that she too is interested in him. His friends tune him up to express his love to her. She has a strict uncle an ....
Jaana Pehchana – movie review
'Jaana Pehchana' is a sequel to the Rajshree Productions film 'Ankhiyon ke Jharokhon se' (1978), a love story which left us on a tragic note when a young Arun Mathur (Sachin) was left alone after his soulmate Lily Fernandes (Ranjeeta) dies of cancer, leaving him in immense pain. Jaana Pehchana movie review... Now after 32 years, 'Jaana Pehchana' reintroduces Arun Mathur, who has battled the agony of his past and has risen to be a successful entrepreneur and philanthropist, motivated by the memories of his beloved Lily to do noble work and touch people's lives. Life has always been one of struggle and loneliness for Arun, who could never let go of his past. One day like a breath of fresh air walks in Asha Dayal (Ranjeeta), a successful writer who is on a mission to write Arun's biography. Asha lands up at Arun's office, in spite of being repeatedly warned that h ....
Jail – movie review
Parag Dixit (Neil Nitin Mukesh) seriously believes he's God's chosen child. In his mid-twenties, he already has everything going in his life, loves the luxuries of high living and is willing to work hard and party harder for it. Parag is living a dream life with a great job and his loving girlfriend Maansi! Jail movie review... Maansi (Mugdha Godse) is an independent woman who lives life on her own terms. She has never asked for the commitment yet because she would like Parag to arrive at the decision himself and she loves him too deeply to question the imminent commitment. Has his path carved out for him up ahead and is very impatient about getting there...until one fateful evening when everything changes! However things take an ugly turn when after a series of unfortunate events Parag suddenly wakes up in jail; handcuffed and randomly beaten up by the cops. He is perplexed and ....
Jashnn – movie review
For every nobody who wants to be a somebody. Thats Jashnn for you. On every street, in every home, somewhere in India, there is a 'nobody' who wants desperately to be a 'somebody'. Jashnn is the story of one such nobody... Jashnn movie review Akash Verma (Adhyayan Suman), a twenty year old Indian lad, thirsts to become a singing icon that can blaze a trail for himself among the galaxy of existing stars. But though he has dreams in his heart, he has been unable to find that distinctive voice that he can call his own, that will propel him to the top. Only when he's shattered by life and unflinchingly looks at the sordid truth straight in the face - that he is freeloading off his elder sister Nisha (Shahana Goswami), who, in order to offer him a decent life style, has become the mistress of a rich businessman Aman Bajaj (Humayun Saeed), is he able to touch his inner core. Call i ....
Jugaad – movie review
Jugaad, a film based on a real life incident is a hilarious take on the infamous sealing drive by the Municipal Corporation (MCD) that rocked New Delhi in 2007-08. The film is set entirely in Delhi and is shot at actual locations to lend authenticity to the proceedings. The victim – CEO of an ad agency owner has no way out of the impasse and thus tries to overcome it by resorting to temporary settlement is what we call 'jugaad'. This happened to many families who were victimized by this drive and even won public sympathy even though they had entered into unauthorized constructions. Everyone wondered as to why the authorities let it happen before their eyes. Apparently, they were a party to it, they alleged. Sandip Kapur (Manoj Bajpai), heads a successful advertising agency, which unexpectedly is sealed by MCD. Desperately wanting to re-establish his agency, Sandip opts for 'J ....
Jumbo, movie review
Jumbo is an animated film based on a Thai film - Khan Kluay which is about a baby elephant named Khan Kluay who wanders away from his mother and eventually becomes the war elephant. It has voice over by superstars Akshay Kumar, Lara Dutta, Dimple Kapadia, Rajpal Yadav, Gulshan Grover, Asrani, Yuvraj Singh and others. Akshay Kumar has lent his voice for the central character of an elephant and also shot for an exclusive music video - 'Everything Is Gonna Be Alright'. A young blue elephant, Jumbo (Akshay Kumar's voice) grows up with his mother (voiced by Dimple Kapadia). He loves to play with other animals in the jungle. At times, other elephants of the herd would confront him as he is fatherless. His mother never reveals anything about his father, except that his father is missing since some time. Naturally, Jumbo gets more curious about his father, and he gets the information th ....
Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na – movie review
There is teenage energy, love, comedy, music, emotions and freshness in "Jaane Tu… Ya Jaane Na". It is a complete entertainer with a predictable story line that starts with a low pace, a typical bollywood style climax and has many hilarious moments which are impressive. A bit lengthy in the second half, the film deserves a watch for the lively lead pair, wonderful cameos, and writer-director Abbas Tyrewala's fresh approach to filmmaking. Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na movie review... Jai (Imran Khan) and Aditi (Genelia D'Souza) are best friends since the first day of college but unaware of the fact that they may actually be in love with each other. They share their emotions and have fun together with Rotlu, Jiggy, Bombs and Shaleen. College just over now, Jai prepares to look out for work. Aditi wonders how fast their college days have passed – "talking over the phone" as Jai's m ....
Jannat – movie review
Jannat is the story of a reckless youngster trapped in sticky situation of crime and dreaming big as he struggles to find heaven on earth. Arjun (Emran Hashmi) is a carefree young man, unhappy with his middle class environment and cherishes dreams to make big money in short time. Supplying fake merchandise to boutique stores is his profession. Having luck at card games, and being a compulsive gambler, he then goes on to bigger form of gambling leading him to a syndicate of international betting on cricket matches. Also, this fearless gambler woos and romances his lady love in style. At a shopping centre Arjun falls in love at first sight with Zoya (Sonal Chauhan) who is a call centre executive. While admiring a diamond ring, Zoya's loses interest in the ring on seeing its price tag. She moves on. Arjun all the while watching her, smashes the glass to fetch the ring, in the proce ....


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Londonderry, New Hampshire Business Uses Rapper Lil Jon to Promote Christmas Products
Jadd Published: November 8, 2022
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Part of me thinks this was absolutely unintentional and a total coincidence. Most of me hopes this was genius execution and that the message that's currently on the sign for Revived Furniture and Home Decor at 3 Rockingham Road in Londonderry, New Hampshire was 100% premeditated.
Regardless, it's amazing.
Lil Jon & The Eastside Boyz "Get Low"
Back in 2003, rapper Lil Jon and the Eastside Boyz collaborated on a song called "Get Low." In the chorus of the song, there's a line that's repeated throughout the entire four and a half minutes multiple times:
To the window,
To the wall.
There are more lyrics after that, none of which I can write here without getting fired, but those are the only lyrics that matter right now to this story.
Whether Revived meant to or not, they borrowed a line from "Get Low" to promote the fact that they have their Christmas decoration and product inventory currently on the floor for sale. And regardless of whether it was intentional or not, it's absolutely genius.
(It's actually lowkey hilarious if you read the sign to the tune of "Get Low." Or maybe I just need therapy.)
What is Revived?
If you're into either refurbished furniture or really outside the box pieces of furniture, Revived is definitely the type of place you'd not only love, but thrive walking around in. While obviously the main object of you being there is to purchase something, you can also get killer inspiration for some DIY projects.
For example, to some people, an old door with cracked paint on it may just be an old door with cracked paint on it. Period, end of story. They'll toss it out and move on.
But to Richard Leiter, one of the co-founders of Revived (he founded the store with Carolyn Leiter back in 2015 in Derry, New Hampshire), it's an object he can breathe new life into as the top of a coffee table.
There are refurbished and recreated pieces like that all over the store, which consists of two floors and a whole lot of space with items that just completely blow your mind with the creativity and vision that goes into them.
And like their sign says, while they have their Christmas decor dominating most of the floor now, they still have generic Fall items still available, even with some listed with discounted deals!
It's true what they say -- one person's trash is another person's treasure. And that proof decks the halls inside the windows and walls of Revived Furniture and Home Decor in Londonderry.
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Source: Londonderry, New Hampshire Business Uses Rapper Lil Jon to Promote Christmas Products

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Terrorism Act Used as Reason for Seizing Journalist's Computer
Posted by clnjoneil on October 31, 2015 in Government, Internet Control with 9 Comments
By John Vibes | ActivistPost
A BBC journalist recently had his computer confiscated by British police because he was conducting interviews with people the government suspected were terrorists. Journalist Secunder Kermani has been working with BBC's Newsnight for just over a year and has developed a reputation for obtaining exclusive interviews with Western-born ISIS fighters. This reputation caught the eye of the British government, which used powers granted through the Terrorism Act to confiscate the reporter's property.
According to a statement from the BBC:
Police obtained an order under the Terrorism Act requiring the BBC to hand over communication between a Newsnight journalist and a man in Syria who had publicly identified himself as an IS member. The man had featured in Newsnight reports and was not a confidential source.
Newsnight editor Ian Katz said these types of confiscations could prevent reporters from being able to cover related issues.
"While we would not seek to obstruct any police investigation we are concerned that the use of the Terrorism Act to obtain communication between journalists and sources will make it very difficult for reporters to cover this issue of critical public interest," Katz said.
Thames Valley Police responded: "The BBC attended the hearing in August and did not contest the application or decision of the court. Police have since returned the laptop that was the subject of this order," they said.
The government's use of these these powers to target the press has far reaching implications for journalists and their sources. It will now be even more difficult for reporters to work with whistleblowers and other confidential sources because it could be a liability to end up on a reporter's hard drive. Just because the ISIS members in question were not confidential sources does not mean legitimate confidential sources were not exposed when the government confiscated the hard drive.
"There's a chilling effect – I know material has not been published or broadcast because of anxiety to protect sources. We are talking notes, emails, video footage, audio [being seized]. I don't think we are hearing the accounts of why young people are going [to Syria]. The debate has not been advanced by informed coverage because the media is in fear of the Terrorism Act," media lawyer Gavin Millar told the Independent.
"It [sic] think it makes it very difficult to do proper reporting in this territory when the cops can come in and get orders for material as easily as they can. The police have the authority to seize anything that they think will be of use to them in a terror investigation and that's quite a wide net," another BBC source said.
A similar situation occurred two years ago when David Miranda, partner of Glenn Greenwald, was detained at Heathrow Airport under counter-terrorism powers. Miranda is still in the process of appealing the use of counter-terrorism authority during his detention.
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Tags: anti-terrorism act, counter-terrorism powers, cybersecurity, featured, ISIS, police terrorism investigation, reporter computer confiscated
Sabreena Juanillo says:
Revolution de Mind says:
T. Beckett Townley says:
More than likely, he was interviewing people in the know, about the one world order, governmental takeovers and the United Nations, control.
Barbara Lee says:
shhhhh, don't tell anyone, they don't want us to know!!
Brian Jr Novella says:
☝ preach that truth brotha ?
Stephen Owen-Williams says:
It probably had too much truth on it
anyone adore this as much as i do :
Barbara Anne Roberts says:
Innocent until proven guilty? Has this concept been overlooked.
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Royal Caribbean Fined 600,000 Euro For Over-Working Crew While In Rotterdam Drydock
Maritime Cyprus admin / October 17, 2014
Oasis of the Seas at Keppel Verolme Shipyard
It's being reported by local newspaper The Netherlands Times that Royal Caribbean is being fined for over-working Oasis of the Seas crew while it was under going a drydock in Rotterdam.
The worlds largest ship at 225,282 tons which has been all over the press in recent days due to new enhancements from the drydock and an arrival into Southampton for the very first time is now being fined. According the Netherlands newspaper the cruise line will have to pay at least 600,000 Euros. Cruise Law News which always tracks these stories is also reporting on the fine.
While the ship was docked at Keppel Verolme in Botlek in Rotterdam the ship broke regulations and lacked proper documentation for the ship's crew. The crew were also apparently over-worked with excessive hours.
The site also mentioned that "The inspectorate of Social Affairs and Labor had hinted to Royal Caribbean Cruises in advance already that when its ship would be here it would have to adhere to Dutch rules and legislation." This could be acceptable in international waters but in the Netherlands it's not.
Apparently when Dutch inspectors boarded the vessel in Rotterdam they found that 48 crew members did not have the correct Dutch work permits. The crew members in question were apparently from the Philippines and South America.
Back in April 11 crew members were rescued from the MSC Magnifica for working up to 16 hours a day while the ship was in Brazil.
It's an ongoing issue with cruise lines employing crew members from under developed or developing countries and then over working them while in international waters. Crew members still get paid a decent wage when the money is converted into their own currency which then supports their families.
Source: Cruisehive
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Beauty as an index of Godliness (and goodness)
Wells Cathedral, Somerset
Since Beauty is as aspect of The Good, then it is an index of Godliness - no less than virtue.
And the creation of Beauty is something very special.
By and large, modern Man sometimes inhabits beauty:
[Merton College, Oxford - from The Meadows]
But cannot match the beauty of the past.
Well, so be it. Modern Man is not as Good as men of the past were Good - nor is he as intelligent, nor as creative; so he cannot match such Beauty.
But what modern Man does is revealing of the state of his soul.
Modern man, sometimes from spite, but sometimes from ingrained active evil (from having come to believe that ugliness is beauty, and beauty is kitsch) does not even try to create beauty. Rather he sabotages Beauty by juxtaposing ugliness, and destroys Beauty where he dares; and makes ugliness by which he reveals the true state of his soul.
The soul-crushing vileness, the nihilism of the modern built environment - its architecture, the planning, its aspirations - is an index of the true state of modern man.
The proliferation of concrete and glass office block in drab colours, with no windows and open-plan design is a precise image of the souls of the managers, the bureaucrats, the politicians, the planners and architects who designed and built it - just as the Cathedrals and Colleges of medieval England are an exact image of the souls of those who wanted and made them.
Modern Beauty is not so rich, deep, intense or satisfying as ancient Beauty - how could it be? - there is at best in our work a lightness, a sunny-coolness, a child-like naivete... yet a society lives in the creation of Beauty and there is a perennial freshness in any genuine and heart-felt attempt to Make Beautiful Things whether they are pictures, movies, poems, stories, pieces of music, of buildings.
[Civic Centre, Newcastle upon Tyne]
I find it nauseating that the anti-Good inhabitants, the thieving, monopolizing colonists of ancient and religious Beauty, appropriate and exploit it for their ugly, lying and wicked programmes.
When the secular Leftist occupiers of the English Cathedrals and Colleges, built in the past and on devout Christianity, advertise their destructive agendas using the prestige and awesomeness of Christian creativity; they boast of that which they despise in order the better to subvert traditional values and true religion.
They do not own Beauty, they are not even trying to make Beauty - they are a bunch of pirates, looters, carpetbaggers; who regard Beauty as - at best - a resource to be mined; and at worst and increasingly as a backdrop to gleeful vandalism.
Posted by Bruce Charlton at Wednesday, August 20, 2014
The Social Pathologist said...
Beauty is a good but it is not Caritas
How could anyone possessing those beautiful old buildings think they needed to be "relevant"?
@SP. And your point is...?
Joel E. said...
Buildings can only be beautiful if they possess emergent order. There must be an internal complexity at a microscopic level that is allowed to inform the greater whole.
Even ugly buildings can be "good." A wrinkled old man is ugly, but he is not the evil sort of ugly, like he might achieve with plastic surgery to fight the natural decay.
Similarly, buildings can be ugly through the fault of poverty or age, but the real sort of evil ugliness in a building can only be designed. And generally it's an ugliness where natural orders have been suppressed in the service of some, mostly empty, overall design.
Modern buildings mostly seem to say that "big is beautiful" and "scale is everything." And the only part of the design that they pay attention to is the largest. Of course, that is a fundamental misunderstanding of beauty that has its obvious consequences.
@JE - Hmmm. It is not necessary, or possible, to produce a definition of Beauty. And I don't think ugly buildings are 'good' in the sense I mean - because ugliness is not aesthetic, nor is it a positive quality - but more like anti-Beauty - or the defacement, marring or destruction of Beauty.
@BC
My point is that the like between Beauty and Godliness is not always there.
Evil too, can cloak itself in beauty.
Alex Matan said...
@SP. Beauty, Truth, and Goodness always go together. Caritas (Goodness) is always true and it is always beautiful. It can embody joy or sorrow, be it a mother holding a newborn or Mary holding her crucified Son (e.g. Michaelangelo's Pieta).
Roger Scruton's documentary, Why Beauty Matters, captures a lot of the problems of modern art.
As for defining beauty, architect Christopher Alexander has done quite a bit of work in this area with his The Nature of Order.
@SP - I think this is actually an example of making a mistake about Beauty - or perhaps of over generalizing from superficial features of Beauty.
A relevant comparison would be to assume a man is virtuous because he leads a devout Christian life and does many good works.
His heart may be rotten, his motivations wicked; he may be performing good works and faking devoutness for self-gain, or simply because he lives in a society or subgroup where these are encouraged and he is a weak and passive individual.
So we can err in attributing Beauty - but Beauty is always Good.
However Beauty is not the whole of Good - and neither is virtue nor truth.
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Bailey, John (bap. 1751, d. 1819), mathematician and land surveyor
T. F. Henderson
revised by H. K. Higton
Bailey, John (bap. 1751, d. 1819), mathematician and land surveyor, was born at Blades Field, near Bowes, Yorkshire, and baptized there on 11 July 1751, the son of William Bailey. At an early age he showed strong artistic tendencies, and while employed as tutor to the children of his uncle, ...
Bald, William (1789/90–1857), surveyor and civil engineer
J. H. Andrews
revised by Elizabeth Baigent
Bald, William (1789/90–1857), surveyor and civil engineer, was born in Burntisland, Fife, and educated at Burntisland and in Edinburgh before becoming apprenticed to the eminent Scottish land surveyor, John Ainslie. From 1803 onwards he was employed on very extensive estate surveys throughout Scotland...
Denton, John Bailey (1814–1893), surveyor and civil engineer
A. D. M. Phillips
Denton, John Bailey (1814–1893), surveyor and civil engineer, was born on 26 November 1814, the second son of Samuel Denton, a solicitor of Gray's Inn, London, and his wife, Helena Cornelia. After limited schooling he was articled in 1830 to Anthony Jackson of ...
Foord, Joseph (1714–1788), land surveyor and hydraulic engineer
Isabel Anne McLean
Foord, Joseph (1714–1788), land surveyor and hydraulic engineer, was born on 13 July 1714 at Fadmoor, near Kirkbymoorside in Yorkshire, the third of the four children of Matthew Foord (bap. 1682, d. 1744), Quaker farmer and land agent of the Duncombe Park...
Harris, Sir Alan James (1916–2000), civil and structural engineer
David Doran
Harris, Sir Alan James (1916–2000), civil and structural engineer, was born on 8 July 1916 at 15 Lincoln Avenue, Plymouth, the elder son and eldest of three children of Walter Herbert Harris, an electrical engineer's draughtsman at HM Dockyard, Plymouth, and his wife, ...
Howlett, Samuel Burt (1794–1874), surveyor and inventor of scientific instruments
Elizabeth Baigent
Howlett, Samuel Burt (1794–1874), surveyor and inventor of scientific instruments, was born in London on 10 July 1794, the only son of Samuel Howlett of Gracechurch Street, and his wife Ann née Burt. After leaving school at thirteen, he secured, through the influence of an uncle with military connections, an apprenticeship with the royal military surveyors and draughtsmen. He became a cadet on 20 August 1808 and each day attended the drawing-room of the ...
Leybourn, William (1626–1716), mathematician and land surveyor
Sarah Bendall
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Manzoni, Sir Herbert John Baptista (1899–1972), engineer and surveyor
Tom Caulcott
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Metcalf, John [called Blind Jack of Knaresborough] (1717–1810), road builder and surveyor
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Stafford M. Linsley
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Wing, Vincent (1619–1668)
Maker: Thomas Cross
Wing, Vincent (1619–1668), astronomer, astrologer, and land surveyor
Vincent Wing (1619–1668) by Thomas Cross, pubd 1652 © National Portrait Gallery, London
Bernard Capp
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Today's blog post is submitted by our summer contributor, Kara Olsen-Becerra.
Almost five months ago, we had big changes happening at my house. I went from being a stay-at-home mom working 6-8 hours a week on the side, to working almost 30 hours a week at a new job. I knew that this would be a huge adjustment for our family, and I of course wanted the transition to be as smooth as possible for everyone involved. My husband and I were able to coordinate our schedules so that he could spend more time with the kids so that we would be able to limit the amount of childcare that we would need. I knew that Chris was completely capable of being there for my kids, but I also knew that I would have to start warming up to the idea that he would not necessarily run things at home exactly the same as I would.
If we can rewind back to when Chris and I were dating, I have to say that I always knew that he would make a great father. He is such a loving and loyal person, and he has always been great with kids. I guess I never really thought about how all of the details would play out, but I was sure that he would be the person that I wanted to parent with. When our first daughter was born, I not only got to fall in love with her, but I also felt like I got to fall in love with Chris in his new role as a dad. He was hands on and so supportive from the very beginning. I never doubted Chris or his love for our daughter, but I sometimes would become annoyed at the way he did things. He would do do silly things like snap the onesie over the top of Sofia's pants, and I would remind him that they needed to go underneath the pants. I remember being frustrated when my children came home and excitedly told me how daddy had taken them to ice cream that morning. I'm sure that I gave Chris an "Are you crazy?" look and then later reminded him that ice cream is not a morning thing, ever.
It didn't take long for me to realize that being critical of the everyday differences in our parenting, was not helping us work as a team. Although we were on the same page and in agreement with how we wanted to parent in general, it took me a long time to realize that we would inevitably have some differences in styles or opinions, because well, we are different people. We were raised in different homes with different ways of doing things, and we were each born with our own temperaments and quirks.
Through my experiences teaching the Live and Learn with Your Baby class for many years, I learned that I was not alone with my experiences. I would hear mom after mom talk about how it was really hard for them when their partners did things differently than how they would have done things. For many moms who are so very attached to their sweet babies, it is really hard to let go of control and to be open to the idea that there can be more than one way of doing things. Now I know that there can be differences in parenting that can be serious, especially when there is abuse or neglect involved. This is not what I am referring to. I am referring to preferences and ideas of how small things should be done on a daily basis.
Fast forward back to the present, and I am still amazed daily at the love Chris has for our children, and with how much they adore him in return. Although I have learned a lot about how to parent as a team, I am still learning when to bite my tongue as I am deciding whether or not I really need to let Chris know my annoyance at how he has done something. Like the other day when Chris dropped my kids off to me at work with my two year old covered from head to toe in paint. Or when I get home from work and see that my kids have had something less than ideal (in my standards) for dinner.
On the flip side, I've realized that Chris isn't always in agreement with how I do things, but he definitely was quicker to learn that it is okay to have different ideas and opinions sometimes. It is possible that we can have differences in how we do a lot of things, and we can still be unified team. Our differences can actually be part of what makes us work well together. We each have different strengths and weaknesses that we bring to the table, but our kids can experience some balance as we try to navigate parenting together. We do after all have the same mission of raising happy, kind, and productive human beings.
The beautiful thing about opening my eyes to and being more accepting of our differences, is that I am more clearly able to see the good in our team and individual efforts. I see how happy my kids are when Chris takes the kids on a long bike ride, or how wide their eyes are with excitement as he reads them a comic book. I can choose my battles and when I see my two year old covered in paint, I can be critical or I can assume that a really good time was had with daddy that day. When either one of us is running short on patience with our kids, the other one is usually able to offer some fresh perspective and step in to help out. The more we both support each other and focus on the good, the more we are each inspired to be the best that we can be.
Kara Olsen-Becerra loves working with children and families. She taught the Live and Learn with Your Baby classes in Corvallis for 6 years, and she is currently working as a nutrition educator with the Linus Pauling Institute-Healthy Youth Program. She loves being a part of this great community, and she loves being silly and playing with her husband and three young children.
Amazing article again Kara. I have been working outside the home more then usual and it is crazy to see how different my husband and I parent but how the kids respond so well to both. I also have realized just how much he helps out aroumd the house that I didn't before. It has made me love him more each day! Glad it is working out for you too!


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Bangladesh Islands are the part of Beautiful Bangladesh. Although Bangladesh is the most beautiful country on the earth map, the islands make Bangladesh more beautiful with them glory.
For the beauty of rivers, it called rivers of Bangladesh. All of the islands stand on Bangladesh Maps with surrounding rivers.
The islands are the right and unique place for traveling with family or friends called day tour. You can spend your free time with your buddies on these island for keep fresh your mind.
There are so many islands in Bangladesh but most popular is called st martin island. People pronounce write it with many names. Some name I highlighted below.
Now in this post, I will share with you a complete list of Bangladesh islands appear below.
I separate the lists into four parts. Like Western Bay of Bengal, Middle Bay of Bangla or Bengal, Eastern Bay Of Bangla, Disappeared Islands.
Bhola Island- Is the largest island in Bangladesh.
St. Martin's Island - Most beautiful islands in Bangladesh.
Kutubdia - is famous for travelling and it has some unique symbols of Bangladesh.
Maheshkhali Island - Maheshkhali Island is the famous for fisheries.
Sonadia - Is's one of the greatest beautiful islands in Bangladesh.
These islands previously existent but have now drowned.
These are the list of Bangladesh Islands. If you have time you can take a tour today for travelling to any of them. All of they are the haven of Bangladesh.


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Die Privat-Brauerei Hohenfelde GmbH ist eine Privatbrauerei im westfälischen Langenberg in Nordrhein-Westfalen.

Unternehmensgeschichte
Die Brauerei wurde 1845 vom königlich-preußischen Amtmann Konrad Hermann Lappmann als "Bayerische und Exportbrauerei" auf dem Gut "Hohenfelde" gegründet. Lappmann stellte einen fränkischen Braumeister, Johann Dittmann, ein. Produziert wurde ein Schwarzbier und ein Braunbier. Dittmann wurde später ein Konkurrent mit der ebenfalls in Langenberg produzierenden Brauerei Dittmann (1867).

Lappmann verpachtete 1861 seine inzwischen merklich erweiterte Brauerei und ging als Richter in die Provinz Sachsen. Nach seinem Tod 1874, und besonders seit 1881 unter dem Braumeister und späteren Besitzer Hermann Schütze, entwickelte sich die Brauerei zu einem bedeutenden Betrieb.

Produkte
Die Brauerei produziert unter der Biermarke Hohenfelder.

Biere:

 Hohenfelder Pilsener
 Hohenfelder Typ 5 (Spezial-Pilsener)
 Hohenfelder Weizen
 Hohenfelder Kellerbier (naturtrüb)
 Hohenfelder Dunkel
 Hohenfelder Radler (Pils mit Zitronenlimonade)
 Hohenfelder Natur-Radler (Pils mit naturtrüber Zitronenlimonade)
 Hohenfelder Bronx (Pils mit Cola)
 Hohenfelder Flieger (Pils mit Orangen-Mandarinenlimonade)
 Käthes Helle Freude (nur in ausgewählten Geschäften)
 Huberts Dunkles Wunder (nur in ausgewählten Geschäften)
 Hohenfelder Winterbock (Bockbier, saisonal).

Alkoholfreie Erfrischungsgetränke:

 Hohenfelder Fassbrause No. 1 (Zitrone)
 Hohenfelder alkoholfreies Pilsener
 Hohenfelder Natur-Radler Alkoholfrei (alkoholfreies Pilsener mit Zitronenlimonade)
 Hohenfelder Weizen Alkoholfrei
 Hohenfelder Doppel-Malz (Malztrunk)
 Hohenfelder Frische Mische (Spezi)

Marken, deren Produktion eingestellt wurde:

 Hohenfelder Doppelbock
 Hohenfelder Export
 Hohenfelder Maximum (Starkbier)
 Hohenfelder Maibock (Bockbier)
 Hohenfelder Lenzbock (Bockbier)
 Hohenfelder Wintertraum (dunkles Weihnachtsbier)
 Lappmann's Dunkel (Dunkelbier, anlässlich des 150-jährigen Firmenjubiläums im Jahre 1994 nach näherungsweise altem Braurezept gebraut)
 Leo's Bernstein (bersteinfarbig, naturtrüb anlässlich der Landesgartenschau 2008 in Rietberg)
 Hohenfelder Marula (Bier mit Marula-Erfrischungsgetränk)
 Hohenfelder Bali (Weizenbier mit Bananen-Limettenlimonade).

Sonstiges
Die Brauerei ist Mitglied im Brauring, einer Kooperationsgesellschaft privater Brauereien aus Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz.

Weblinks
Website der Privat-Brauerei Hohenfelde

Einzelnachweise

Hohenfelder
Hohenfelder
Produzierendes Unternehmen (Kreis Gütersloh)
Langenberg (Kreis Gütersloh)
Gegründet 1845

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Tue, 12 July 2016
World-Changing Ideas, the Future of Technology and The Inevitable with Kevin Kelly
Kevin Kelly is a blogger, author, editor, student of technology and future systems, and self-proclaimed "packager of ideas". He is the founding executive editor of Wired magazine and has written for the New York Times, Economist, Science, Time, the Wall Street Journal, and other national and international publications.
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Kevin also writes several blogs on a variety of topics. His technology blog, The Technium, contains one of my personal favorite posts, entitled "1000 True Fans". This post describes a big part of Kevin's theory on success and networking in the digital age. He states that almost any content creator in any genre can make a solid living by using some basic strategies to build a base of 1000 "true fans". He defines a "true fan" as someone who will purchase anything and everything you produce. They will drive 200 miles to see you sing. They will buy the super deluxe re-issued hi-res box set of your stuff even though they have the low-res version. They have a Google Alert set for your name. They bookmark the eBay page where your out-of-print editions show up. They come to your openings. They have you sign their copies. They buy the t-shirt, and the mug, and the hat. They can't wait till you issue your next work. They are true fans.
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More broadly speaking, on this episode, Kevin Kelly discusses his thoughts about the future of technology and how it will affect our lives. He goes into particular depth about the ideas of accessing and sharing, two of the twelve principles covered in The Inevitable. Kevin believes that accessing (renting or borrowing physical tools, substituting digital tools for physical ones, using free or open-source software, contracting for services, etc.) will be far more efficient and useful going forward than possessing (owning physical tools or software, hiring long-term employees, etc.). Similarly, he believes strongly in the importance of sharing, in terms of both collaborative content creation and freely-shared products. He points out that the world that we take for granted, from Wikipedia to Uber and far beyond, would not be possible without these two principles.
One of Kevin's main talking points is the importance of experimentation in our lives. Because he believes that the most important technology of the next 30 years hasn't been invented or even imagined yet, he knows that it's not too late for anyone. Any one of us could be the one to have the next world-changing idea. However, that idea will only come from curiosity, exploration, experimentation, and an open mind. You can begin today to build that mindset -- or strengthen and inform it if you've already begun -- by listening to Kevin Kelly's episode of The Influencer Economy now!
Written by contributor Edi Gonzalez
Quotes from the episode:
"There's one thing that I'm pretty sure about, and that is that the most important product in 30 years, the thing that is kind of running people's lives, does not exist right now.... And the larger point is that that's great news because it means that you could be the creator, the innovator, who comes up with that technology, and that none of us are late. Great opportunity is all before us."
"I would encourage anyone... to do something silly. Do something that is sort of basic science and research... that has no obvious practical value, because we know that eventually this kind of work will become the most essential and practical thing possible. What I recommend people... to do is something that is really, really interesting to them. I'm a big fan of being unproductive in a long-term productive way."
"If you're too many steps ahead, that's just as terrible as being twenty steps behind. But what I want to emphasize is that you want to take that appropriate minimal step in the right direction. We are gonna do more sharing, more collaboration, more accessing, so all things equal, if you're heading in those directions, that's a viable direction."
"The only thing that's not increasing in this world of abundance... is our own attention, which is fixed. And not only is it fixed, but we also have to spend it every day. We can't bank it. We can't store it up. We have to expend our 24 hours every 24 hours and we have no more than that. And so we need technological tools to help us navigate and manage this exponential abundance of stuff."
Buy Kevin Kelly's books on Amazon by clicking here. (http://www.amazon.com/Kevin-Kelly/e/B001HCY1LE/ref=sr_tc_2_0?qid=1466622579&sr=8-2-ent)
Kevin Kelly's blogs, including The Technium, Cool Tools, and more: http://kk.org/
Direct download: Kevin_Kelly_Influencer_Economy_Podcast.mp3


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Run 204 – Vélez-Blanco
Sorry – due to the weather, Puff's camera died so we've used a photograph with permission from Spain Buddy instead. If any of the hashers in attendance have piccies they'd like to share – please contact Slot Machine direct.
Some that Puff managed to salvage
The anniversary hash
November 27 2016 marks nine years to the day from the Indalo Hash House Harriers first hash here in Almería – happy hashiversary!
Run 204. Vélez-Blanco. ©Spain Buddy.
On Sunday morning, Vélez-Blanco awoke in a blanket of fog and drizzle with temperatures hovering around the 7 degrees mark.
Slot Machine half expected only two or three to make it… but despite the cold and damp, a dozen or so intrepid hashers still arrived at Hotel Velad, grimacing in anticipation of what she had planned for their bimble around the town. Puff, Bogtrotter, WAG, Over de Fence, Slippery Fingers, Flowery Knickers, Slot Machine, Norman Bates, Paramedic, "Whatever Cosmo's name is this week", and our three visitors. Oh and Harvey the Dog!
After mapping the route the previous day and worrying about the scramble uphill through mud and new streams from all the rain, Slot Machine made the decision to take the Hashers around the town – sticking to tarmac instead… a bit of a tour. There were two routes available. One for the runners which took them up to the castle and back, with SM's usual quiz route around the town… while the walkers had a route pretty much at ground level (except for a flight of stairs towards the end) taking the hashers on a tour of the town's key landmarks underneath the castle. However, with only one runner this time (Puff), everyone opted for the walkers' route.
Dietmar Roth, Vélez-Blanco's Deputy Mayor and Councillor for Culture, Tourism and a host of other responsibilities was along for his first hash. He took Slot Machine to one side and offered his services as tour guide for the numerous points of interest along the route. Thank you Dietmar!
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On to the next fuente now, beautifully decorated with story tiles and almost overflowing with all the extra rain. Carrying on to the right, a famous figure stands on a roof on the left, Sir Alexander Fleming, who discovered penicillin.
From there, it was a stroll past the Convent and great timing to be able to access the monastery, where Dietmar was able to teach us about how the Spanish Civil War had resulted in the monastery being stripped of much of its assets. The monastery is in dire need of repair, as can been seen by the water damage inside. Unfortunately, although money was allocated by the Junta a few years ago, the credit crisis has pushed it to the back of the queue for now.
Note: The weekend of December 3/4 2016 there is a fayre in the grounds of the monastery. If you're coming – let me know and I'll meet you for a cheeky vino. Slot Machine
While in the monastery, Hash Cash (WAG) purchased a ticket for El Gordo on behalf of the group. There is a sweet irony about buying a lottery ticket in a "house of God"… but here's hoping we win!
Out of the monastery now, and down past El Palacil and the duck pond. The ducks are being attacked at night by foxes and larger feral cats keen for a hearty meal – surprisingly brave of the hunting animals as these ducks are hee-owge! Through the park and up the steps we went, back up to the Correos before heading back to the town hall. Dietmar thanked everyone for coming and gave all hashers a gift of a glossy book with information about the area and a shopping bag. Indalo H3 thanked him for his tour and headed back out into the rain to the cars.
It didn't take long to decide not to do the closing circle in the rain, so it was agreed that we would go straight to Bar la Sociedad, where hot tapas and plenty of alcohol was available.
Two virgins were welcomed from Belgium (I think taht's where they were from) and down-downs were doled out included one for Slot Machine for wearing camouflage gear, and a snigger for Over de Fence for "how many hashers does it take to unlock the town hall".
Slot Machine was very grateful to those that braved the weather and the distance to come to Vélez-Blanco and has committed to doing the next one in May 2017, when the Cambridge Hashers are over. This will be a large group and the weather will be great for hashing. Runners – be prepared – you will have quite the trek! Most of it will be downhill and level… but two sections will be pretty steep and will definitely push you to your limits! Walkers – your ramble will be shorter, but still with a bit of a climb included. We will also be including a visit to the Cuevas de los Letreros (UNESCO World Heritage Site) to see the paintings from thousands of years ago.
Another thank you to Dietmar for transforming a soggy ramble around the streets of Vélez-Blanco into a history lesson.
And another massive thank you to those of you that braved the weather to attend yesterday
Although a hash has now been arranged for January 8 2017, there are no more slots filled after that. Please check your calendars and contact Norman Bates with when YOU can run a hash! Remember that hashes are on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month.
Thanks to Paramedic who has sent a few photos.
Run 203 – Lubrín Run 205 – Hash Bash
February 4 @ 4:00 pm - February 6 @ 12:00 pm CET
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I am all for finishing what we started, so the priority should probably be working out what exactly it is we've started in Afghanistan so that we could perhaps start to work out how we might at least start finishing it (whatever it might turn out to be).
Failing that (which we most certainly will) at the very least we should start to learn not to start something before we have some idea what it is we're starting. That would be a good start.
Might also be a good idea not to try to finish what someone else started.
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Uniting for Freedom, Democracy & Equality
Movement seeking justice for the 1988 Massacre
Standing for a Non-Nuclear Iran
Iran: The Cry for freedom
Free Iran of Tomorrow
Free Iran World Summit 2022
"Resistance Economy" of the Iranian Regime at the Bottom of the World Economy Table
The result of Khamenei's resistance economy in Iran: the spread of poverty, the unprecedented housing crisis, the unbridled high prices for the people and the plundering and amassing of wealth for the mullahs and the IRGC
In Iran there is a monopoly on the economy, with extreme corruption, plundering, and broad-based perspectives on rent-seeking, which has proven two facts to date. Ordinary people are deliberately being forced into austerity; and on the other hand, the leaders of the clerical regime and the Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) and its affiliates have become richer.
Indeed, the failure of the doctrine of "resistance economy" has played an important role in causing a recession in the country. In this regard, in September 2010, the supreme leader of the regime Ali Khamenei issued an order to implement an economic policy that no one knows the exact content, style, framework, or laws that govern it. According to many financial experts, this method of turning the economic wheels is pure "propaganda and slogan-like" and aimed at "circumventing sanctions" against the mullahs' regime.
Back in February 2014, in a letter to the heads of government, Khamenei stated that the purpose of the "resistance economy" was to "ensure dynamic growth and improve the indicators of economic resistance and achieve the goals of the 20-year vision document." Almost nine years later, not only has this not been realized, but on the contrary, it has led to a deep economic crisis, a severe productive recession, and consequently widespread unemployment, staggering inflation and high prices, and ultimately widespread poverty.
Regarding the failure of Khamenei's strategic policies to "crack down" on Iran's severely hit economy, the American Heritage Foundation has stated in its latest assessments: The Iranian regime is ranked 170th out of 177 countries in terms of economic freedom index and its score in this sense is 42.4.
For its expert evaluations, the institution has considered 12 criteria, the most important of which are "investment index, financial freedom." Thus, it becomes clear that due to the reactionary nature of the clerical regime, no investor is willing to participate in a hazardous policy called the "resistance economy."
According to the assessment, Iran's clerical regime now has "the worst economic freedom situation among 177 countries, after North Korea, Venezuela, Cuba, Sudan, Zimbabwe, Burundi, and Eritrea."
The bottom of the world table for the dictatorship of Khamenei is while the clerical regime earns tens of billions of dollars from oil and petrochemical exports annually, but due to structural corruption and the presence of mobs and mafia gangs at the head of the system, it is unable to solve the most straightforward economic problems, let alone people's livelihood.
An example of the devastating consequences of this anti-human situation is the rise in inflation and poverty in society. According to the latest data from a member of the Civil Commission in the regime's parliament, "a quarter of Iran's population" is now living in marginalized shantytowns.
A government report (Jamaran state-run website, February 15, 2022) acknowledged: "Today, 20 million people have been marginalized in the country, and almost a quarter of Iran's population lives on the margins, due to misguided sectarian policies. If there had been a balanced view of credit distribution, the marginalized population would not have reached 20 million today."


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What "Game Of Thrones" Actors Look Like In Real Life
20 Actors Who Made Insane Physical Transformations For Their Movie Roles
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If you are among the millions of Game of Thrones fans then you will surely enjoy this gallery that shows how our favorite Westeros characters look when they are not on set.
The younger Stark girl is one of the most interesting characters on the show. She's already been through a lot, and it's very exciting to see her next adventures. Arya might be a girl, but she surely isn't a lady. She's tough and knows her way around the sword.
Young Maisie is already a professional. We watched grow up on the Game of Thrones and she's now become a gorgeous young woman. Personally, she's not so similar to her character Arya. In fact, she says she's a nerd and a bookworm.
Nathalie is a gorgeous actress who you might also know from Furious 7 besides the GoT. This British actress really got her career kickstarted with the HBO show and we hope to see her more in the future.
Khaleesi's slave girl at first, Missandei got much more attention as the show progressed. If you think she looks beautiful in the series, wait until you see her in real life.
Varys is the one person who always knows all the secrets in Westeros. He's truly vital to the plot and always surprises the audience with new twists.
Conleth Hill
We couldn't help but wonder if he was actually bald or just shaved, so here he is. Conleth Hill looks so much different in real life!
She didn't want to be a queen, she wanted to be the queen. But Margaery's beauty couldn't save her from Cersei's cruelty.
The Hunger Games fans remember seeing Natalie Dormer before. She's shown she can play versatile roles as well as shave half of her hair if needed.
The one true evil queen, Cersei is always thinking about the next horrible thing to do, all while trying to protect her children. In the meantime, she's having an affair with her twin brother, with whom she has the mentioned children. That's probably the most controversial detail from the show.
Lena Headley
In real life, Lena Headley is too busy to come up with evil plots, not that she would want to, anyway. She's had an active acting career ever since she started acting in 1992.
Jon Snow is the ultimate favorite of the audience. Starting the show as an underdog, with one bad thing after another happening to him, he finally became The King of the North. It's rumored that his role is about to become even bigger in the upcoming season 7.
The role of Jon Snow brought Kit Harington worldwide fame and several other acting gigs. Be ready to see much more of him; who wouldn't want such a star on their project?
Call her Khaleesi, the Mother of Dragons, or simply Dany, this young girl is unstoppable on her way to rule the Seven Kingdoms. The fact that she has three dragons certainly helps her in her conquests.
When she takes off her blond wig, Emilia Clarke's character changes, too. She's equally stunning in real life as in the show. The role of Khaleesi helped her become a Hollywood star with many offers for big roles
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The Night's King
The Night's King leads the White Walkers and we are waiting to see more of him in the next season when the battle between the living and the dead starts.
Richard Brake
Without the heavy mask, the actor looks pretty normal. You may have seen him as Joe Chill in Batman Begins.
The Waif
Without the waif, Arya Stark would've never become the Faceless Man. The waif was training her to become one of the few cold blooded assassins with the ability to change their appearance.
Faye was the voice of Amy in 2015's Need for Speed. The British actress showed that she's capable of showing no emotion in her role of the waif in GoT.
Wun Weg Wun Dar Wun
Wun Wun the giant was a great help when White Walkers attacked the wall. He had a crucial role in saving Jon Snow's life.
Ian Whyte
In case you were wondering, Ian Whyte is not a real giant, but at 7'1″ he's pretty close. He used to play basketball and is now a stuntman.
When Lyanna Mormont first appeared on the show, the audience went crazy for her. She's way smarter than anyone has expected, plus she has a huge army.
The appeareance in GoT was the first ever for young Bella. We can all agree she's a natural talent with an exciting career in front of her.
Tommen Baratheon
Tommen Baratheon took over the throne after his older brother Joffrey died from poisoning. The unfortunate turn of events had him commit suicide, which made his mother Cersei even madder and more evil than before.
Dean Charles Chapman
Dean had his share of big roles before; he played Billy Elliot in the play with the same title. After his fantastic performance in Game of Thrones, who knows what the future brings.
High Sparrow
The High Sparrow was the ultimate villain of the season 6, holding the whole King's Landing hostage. He was crucial to the ending of the season.
Welsh-born actor Jonathan Pryce is a well-established Hollywood name. He's been actively acting for decades, engaging in movies like Pirates of the Caribbean.
Myrcella Baratheon
Myrcella Baratheon was the last living child of Cersei and Jaime before she was poisoned with the Long Farewell after being kissed by Ellaria Sand.
Nell Tiger Free
Young Nell replaced Aimee Richardson as Myrcella in seasons 5 and 6. Even though her appearance didn't last long, it was enough to get her some new exciting jobs.
Grey Worm is the chosen commander of Khaleesi's Unsullied Army and is her personal protector. And yeah, he's in love with Missandei.
Jacob Anderson is not a warrior in real life; in fact, he's a rapper (and obviously an actor). He's been all around England performing. Could you imagine him as a rapper while watching the GoT?
Tormund Giantsbane
Tormund is a renowned leader of the wildlings, one of the key leaders behind Mance Rayder. He has helped Jon Snow live while at Castle Black. He's one of the funnier characters on the show.
The actor was born in Norway and, besides his role in Game of Thrones, he's worldly famous for his epic beard. He had some great acting gigs, including commercials.
Bran has one of the most crucial roles on the show, with his warg powers. He is the new three-eyed raven able to see through other characters' minds and also into the past and the future.
Isaac Hempstead Wright
The role of Bran is among the first ones for young Isaac. With a great success like this, he won't have any problems with his upcoming acting career.
Hodor is the gentle and loving giant unable to speak anything besides his own name. The reason for that is revealed in an iconic episode of the season 6, when we found out he was destined to "hold the door" and save Bran.
We were surprized to find out that Kristian is a 7-feet tall DJ who used his role of Hodor for his music career, naming his tour "Rave of Thrones".
Shae was a prostitute before she fell in love with Tyrion Lannister, whom she ended up betraying eventually. In order to keep her safe in King's Landing, Tyrion had her serve as Sansa Stark's handmaid.
Sibel Kekilli
Sibel is a German actress with Turkish origin. Undoubtedly, the role in GoT helped her become an international star.
He may look small, but his role on the show is huge. Tyrion is Cersei's and Jaime's younger brother, whom they never forgave for 'killing' their mother while being born. According to many, Tyrion is the funniest character on GoT. His quick brain has gotten him out of many inconvenient situations.
Peter Dinklage has already had an established career before Game of Thrones, but the role of Tyrion has become his alter ego, despite the fact that he looks completely different in real life.
Once a young, naive girl, Sansa had to grow up quickly after a series of unfortunate events that happened in King's Landing. Sansa has grown into a powerful young woman, a true Stark, who's on her way to save the Winterfell.
Along with her on-show sister Maisie Williams, Sophie Turner blossomed on the show before our eyes. The British actress is nothing like her character in person. She's far more upbeat and on her way to becoming a true Hollywood star.
Oberyn Martell
Oberyn Martell, the Prince of Dorne, is also known as the "Red Viper". He died fighting The Mountain in one of the most famous scenes from the show.
Pedro Pascal, born in Chile, has had other roles besides GoT, including the Netflix series Narcos. Not surprizing, he looks better in real life.
Renly Baratheon
The youngest Baratheon brother, Renly, was fourth in line to the throne when Robert was the king. Before his brother Stannis killed him, he was having a secret gay affair with Ser Loras Tyrell, The Knight of the Flowers.
Gethin Anthony
Gethin is an English movie and TV actor, but he's the most famous for his role in Game of Thrones. His last credited role is in the upcoming movie First Kill.
Myranda was Ramsay Bolton's servant who threatened to kill Sansa Stark, for which Theon Greyjoy threw her from a rampart and killed her.
The British actress used her appearance on GoT to score many other roles in titles like The Walking Dead, Missing, and The Theory of Everything.
Doreah
Doreah was a sex worker before she became Daenerys Targaryen's servant. She taught Dany how to please a man.
Roxanne McKee
The British model and actress was born in Canada. Sexy scenes with Emilia Clarke on GoT certainly made people remember her name and face.
Eddard (Ned) Stark
The character so moral and honest that he didn't make it past season 1, Ned Stark was the leader of the North and Hand of the King to Robert Baratheon. As soon as Joffrey took over the throne, he executed Ned for telling the truth – that Robert's children with Cersei are not actually his, but Jaime Lannister's.
Sean Bean was the most famous cast member when they first started filming the show. It was obvious that he should get a lead role, but the audience was in shock as he was executed in the last episode of season 1.
Ned Stark's wife and mother of his children, Catelyn Stark, was the backbone of the family. She was murdered along with her son Robb and his wife Talisa as Lord Walder Frey wanted his revenge for Robb breaking the marriage pact between their two houses.
Michelle Fairley
The beautiful actress in her 50s, originally from Northern Ireland, has had many great roles over the years, including TV shows Suits and Resurrection, and movies Philomena, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, and In the Heart of the Sea.
Darrio Naharis & Jorah Mormont
The two men are fighting to win Khaleesi's heart, but she refuses them both. Yet, they are not the ones to simply give up.
Once you get to play Darrio Naharis, many doors open for you. Huisman had many roles and is active in Hollywood, but none of them can compete with GoT.
Iain Glenn
Before Game of Thrones, Iain Glenn was known for his roles in the Resident Evil movies. However, he's Jorah Mormont now, and it will take quite a big new role to change that. Even in his 50s, Glenn looks better than many younger men do.
Khal Drogo
Khal Drogo took Daenerys Targaryen for his wife but tragically died later in the season 1.
Momoa is an American actor, born in Hawaii, best known for his role of Khal Drogo on Game of Thrones. His other roles include titles as Conan the Barbarian, Baywatch, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, and many others.
Samwell saved Gilly and her baby from her father and husband Craster. She's always dirty on the show, making us wonder how does the actress look like offset.
Hannah Murray is actually really cute! In fact, all the stars from Game of Thrones look so pretty when they take off the stage makeup.
When Samwell first came to the Wall and guys there attacked him for being fat and weak, Jon Snow was the only one to stand by his side. The two of them became true friends but Sam had to leave to become a Master.
Before Game of Thrones, the British actor mostly scored comedic roles. He looks quite different in real life, just like many of the cast members.
The wildling who took Jon Snow's virginity, Ygritte's the one who shot him multiple times with her bow and arrows as he fled.
Before GoT, Rose acted in a famous British series Downton Abbey. She's actually a royal and grew up in a castle in Scotland.
Ellaria Sand
Ellaria Sand is the one to watch out from. She's responsible for killing Myrcella Baratheon, the last surviving child of Cersei and Jaime Lannister.
Indira Varma is much prettier and way less mean in real life. Also, it's refreshing to see her actually wearing real clothes.
Yara Greyjoy
Theon Greyjoy's sister was the leader of the Iron Islands before her uncle stole them from her. Yara is a woman, but she's more though than some men.
Gemma Whelan
Gemma is a gorgeous English actress, also known for The Wolfman and Gulliver's Travels, besides Game of Thrones.
Jaime hasn't had an easy time on the series. First he lost his hand, then his secret affair with his sister was revealed, and finally, he was banished from King's Landing. What will the new season bring him?
The series has been a great breaking ground for the Dutch actor. He first started locally, later moved to Hollywood and acted in movies like Black Hawk Down, only to finally get on Game of Thrones.
Davos is a quiet problem solver. He's always there for the current king and other characters when they need him the most.
Liam Cunningham
The actor Liam Cunningham looks much softer in real life. Watching his 'normal' pictures we realize that he's just a regular person and a great actor.
King Joffrey is probably the universally most hated TV character ever. Everybody waited for him to die, and when he finally did, it felt like the justice has been served.
Jack Gleeson
It's a lot for a young actor to take, but the universal hatred for his character can only mean that he was great in his role. We hope for Jack Gleeson to have many more successful roles in the future.
Brienne of Tarth is a woman who fights like a man and always makes us smile when she defeats the bad guys. Her role has progressed over time, and now she is one of the more important characters on the show.
Gwendoline Christine
Gwendoline's height is basically the only things she has in common with her character Brienne. In fact, she's a real beauty! The transformation is incredible.
Olenna was a loveable elderly lady at first until we saw all the things she's capable of. She's certainly important for the story and responsible for some of the most interesting moves on the show.
Diana Rigg
Even though Diana has been acting since the '60s, Game of Thrones role is her biggest success yet. She used to be and still is a beautiful woman who resisted plastic surgery as the ages went by.
Sandor "The Hound" Clegane
It's interesting to see how the Hound looks in real life, as the character has severe burn scars over his face which makes him unrecognizable. He had a major role helping Arya Stark becoming what she is today.
Rory McCann
Looking at the pictures of McCann, we can't help but wonder how much time does it take to put on all the makeup every day before the shooting starts.
Lady Mielisandre
The Red Woman uses her magical necklace to appear young and beautiful, even though she's centuries old. The fascinating thing is that the same actress plays both old and young Mielisandre.
Yes, this gorgeous lady plays only the young red witch but also her natural, old version. She's capable of making you love and hate her at the same time, which only proves her talent.
Theon didn't have it easy with all that's happened to him on the show. First, he was a loveable addition to the Stark family, then he started betraying everyone and we hated him, and then we felt sorry for him as Ramsay Bolton was torturing him. We can't wait to see what will happen next with him.
Turns out Alfie Allen is just a regular guy in private life! We shouldn't be surprised, really. It's all the heavy makeup and costumes on the show that makes him unrecognizable in real life.
Obara Sand
Obara Sand looks pissed off all the time during the show. You better not mess with her.
Keisha Castle-Hughes
It's hard to believe it's the same girl! Keisha proves that you don't need heavy makeup to portrait a completely different character on the show. She's truly beautiful and doesn't look tough at all!
Rickon Stark & Osha
Rickon Stark and Osha had an interesting storyline before he was shot by Ramsay Bolton before the Battle of the Bastards. Ramsay was responsible for Osha's death, too. He stabbed her in the neck.
Art Parkinson
This was one of the first roles for the young Irish actor, but it looks like he has a bright career before him.
Natalia Tena
Natalia had memorable roles before, playing Nymphadora Tonks in Harry Potter movies and Ellie in About a Boy alongside Hugh Grant. The wildling makeup can't fool us – we have a real beauty here.
Leaf belongs to a non-human race called Children of the Forest. They are responsible for creating the first White Walkers thousands of years ago.
Beautiful Kae has had numerous roles in movies and TV shows. She's one of the Game of Thrones' hidden treasures when it comes to beauty hidden under the heavy makeup.
Ramsay Bolton
You can't resist hating Ramsay, the most sadistic and evil character on the show. His death was probably even more enjoyable than King Joffrey's.
However, in real life, the Welsh actor is also an established singer. Despite the nature of his character on Game of Thrones, the role has surely helped him boost his music career.
Petyr Baelish
The fans of the show either love him or hate him. Well, most hate him. The Littlefinger is always meddling into everyone's business, as long as he can get something out of it. His schemes and plots create half the fun.
Even before GoT, the Irish actor has had a successful Hollywood career going. Naturally, it progressed rapidly as he was cast for the show. He was cast in another famous HBO show, The Wire.
Nymeria Sand
Nymeria is one of the Sand sisters of Dorne, bastard daughters of Prince Oberyn Martell.
Jessica Henwick
The pretty actress is not a stranger to playing the roles of tough women on screen. You'd think someone so cute couldn't be that tough!
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IBERAUDIT Kreston, Kreston's member network with over 400 professionals in offices across Spain, Portugal and Andorra has announced the adoption of Kreston Iberaudit as its new brand effective today. The change highlights its commitment to internationalisation and to its greater integration with the image and values of the global network.
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AIOH Foundation > About Us
The burden of occupational disease on current and past workers in Australia is immense. Although not well defined, it is thought that deaths from occupational diseases are many times higher than those of workplace fatalities with similar ratios applying to serious illness compared to injuries. This blight on our society is largely hidden due to small numbers of active workplace cases and long latency times for illness (1).
Help us prevent and control occupational diseases in Australian workplaces Donate Now
The AIOH Foundation has been established to promote the principles of occupational hygiene in the prevention and control of occupational diseases in Australian workplaces.
Part of the rationale for our establishment by the Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienists (AIOH) is that the understanding critical principles of occupational hygiene, namely anticipation, recognition, evaluation and control of environmental workplace hazards is not well understood in many industries.
Widespread application of occupational hygiene principles will result in great advances in the prevention and control of workplace diseases in Australia.
We also recognise that we are part of the wider occupational health community including occupational physicians, ergonomists, toxicologists, safety engineers, safety professionals and health physicists. Building on our collaborations will be critical to reducing occupational diseases.
A Health Promotion Charity
We were established by the AIOH on the 23rd August 2016 as a separate entity. visit AIOH
We are an independent Australian Public Company, Limited By Guarantee (ACN: 614 388 340).
We are a Health Promotion Charity registered with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission.
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Tax Deductible Gifts
We are endorsed by the ATO as a Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) and entitled to receive gifts which are deductible from donor's income tax.
We use all donations to fund projects and activities that clearly demonstrate will help in the prevention and control of occupational diseases.
Our activities also include providing grants to external entities to conduct projects that demonstrate an alignment to our purpose and a benefit to the public.
Membership & Administration
The AIOH and its members are currently the only member of the Foundation.
We are governed by a Board of Directors and subject to regulations that control the operation of not for profit charities in Australia in accordance with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profit Commission Act 2012.
Board members offer their time and experience probono and receive no remuneration.
We aim to minimise administration costs. The AIOH has committed to providing practical administrative support for our operations. We acknowledge and thank the AIOH for its generous support.
We measure success by the advances that we can contribute to the elimination of workplace illnesses.
We are developing a mix of longer and shorter term projects which includes:
to better define the burden of occupational health on the Australian workforce and promote the principles of Occupational Hygiene in the prevention and control of diseases in the workplace.
Advocacy and support
for education and training in specific industries where occupational hygiene awareness may be low.
for research projects that help in the prevention and control of occupational diseases.
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with government agencies, industry bodies and unions to have greater reach into the community. This may include forming working groups and assisting specific areas in workplaces that have little occupational hygiene and support.
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Honorary Secretary
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Jackii Shepherd
Tracey Bence
Our sincere thanks to previous serving Board Members: Charles Steer, Melanie Windust, Ryk Ecksteen and Caroline Langley.
Workplace illness fatality data is grossly inadequate
Our paper highlights the deficits in Australia's occupational disease fatality reporting and outlines why this is preventing effective prevention measures.
(1). Refer to: Kerr, C et al, National Occupational Health and Safety Commission, 1996; and, Reed, S et al, AIOH 2013.
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Promoting the principles of occupational hygiene in the prevention & control of workplace occupational diseases.
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