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SELF-HEALTH METHODS -- AN OVERVIEW: PART 1
In the past decade, there has been a soaring interest in "self-health" techniques and methods for many reasons: "modern" medicine has become depersonalized ... its drugs often have more side effects than benefits ... its cost is exorbitant ...
In contrast, self-health methods and techniques are usually free of cost, or nearly so. They are easy to learn and simple to apply. The "right" method brings fast relief and long-term healing benefits, while the "wrong" method does little (if any) damage. And each ailment or illness that one self-treats provides insight and growth in to his/her own nature as a human being.
There are many self-health techniques and methods, but they fall into four broad categories:
1. Those which depend upon mental or psychic activities ...
2. Those which require a substance be taken by mouth ...
3. Those which depend upon one or more bodily senses (e.g., sight, smell, etc.) ...
4. Those which require the use of touch.
We will discuss the techniques falling in the first two categories in this part of the two part article.
Of these four categories, the latter -- touch therapies -- are the easiest to use. The best known of these is probably the whole-body massage -- usually called "Swedish massage." A trained masseur, kneads and goads the sufferer's muscles to provide comfort, relaxation and a pleasant "glow." But it has drawbacks: you cannot give yourself a complete massage; and it has only limited uses for specific ailments.
A much more useful type of massage technique, especially for self application, is called acupressure. This is a kind of acupuncture ... but without the needles. Instead, the fingertips are used to stimulate tiny therapy points throughout the body. There are many forms of acupressure (e.g., jin shin do, shiatzu, do-in, etc.), but the easiest, and often most effective of these is called G-Jo. This method -- which takes only minutes to learn and seconds to apply -- brings immediate relief from headaches, back pains, and nearly every other ailment that you might otherwise self-treat with aspirin or other over-the-counter remedy. I described this technique in detail in an earlier article.
Another popular form of touch-therapy is a kind of "micro-acupressure" called reflexology or zone therapy. There is a complete healing system in either hand and foot. And these, when massaged deeply enough to both find and "trigger" the most sensitive spots, will produce relief and eventually stimulate self-healing of many ailments and health problems.
Like most acupressure points, the ones which produce the greatest benefits are usually very tender to deep, specific pressure. When massaged, these "ouch points" will produce a toothache-like sensation. And typically with this deep massage comes a peculiar response -- generally a sudden sense of warmth or clamminess -- called an "acupressure reaction."
Acupressure points are usually massaged regularly over a period of time (usually for several days or weeks in a row), especially for chronic ailments, and in the beginning, the sensitivity at the points tends to grow increasingly worse. But soon, the tenderness at the acupressure point "peaks," then fades, which indicates the body's innate self-healing mechanisms have been called into action.
One of the most exciting, but complex, self-applied touch therapies is performed upon either the ear or the nose. Each of these facial appendages has a complete healing system buried within it. But here, a blunted toothpick or a wooden matchstick can be used to both find and stimulate the most sensitive (and thus most effective) pinhead-sized therapy points.
But although acupressure techniques may be both effective and easy to perform, they have at least one drawback: they are, as mentioned, generally somewhat uncomfortable. Indeed, the more tender the acupressure point, the more likely it is to be helpful in bringing relief in healing. So some people have difficulty in using this self-health method.
Another easy, but less painful category of self-health techniques is that which uses the mouth (or two other bodily openings -- the nostrils or the rectum, whose uses are more fully described later) to ingest healing substances.
The most common and least understood medicine that we each take daily is food. Every food we consume has an effect -- good or bad -- on at least one of our vital organs and glands. Eating too much -- or a poor variety of -- food is nearly always a contributing factor to disease and suffering. And improving the diet is almost always required in any program for long-term healing and wellness. Good food, alone, cannot make us well; but good health without a balanced, moderate diet is nigh onto impossible.
For centuries, Oriental doctors have prescribed specific foods to help "reverse" (heal) various ailments -- one food to treat the lungs ... another for the liver ... yet another for the kidneys, and so forth. Food therapy is one of the most interesting and essential of the self-health sciences -- a subject which I have covered in some detail in several of my books. (Specific foods and the organs they affect are described in greater detail in our Master of G-Jo Acupressure Home-Study Certification Program and Dynamic Nutrition! The Acugenics Way Of Eating For Pleasure And Health, both from The G-Jo Institute, www.g-jo.com ).
Vitamins, minerals and other nutritional supplements are the second-most popular way of "getting healthy" by mouth ... at least in the West. Nearly every Westerner has taken some kind of vitamin or mineral supplement at some time in his or her life, although such supplements have never gained much following east of Europe.
Vitamin and mineral supplements appear to work by stimulating a specific organ or gland to produce and manifest its own nutrients, rather than "extracting" a nutrient from the pill, itself. Food is thought to work its miracles the same way. This helps explain why people in all climates of the world (and who eat a variety of diets) can still have complete nutrition. Food, of course, is nature's own vitamin pill. The man-made kind are usually poor substitutes. Nonetheless, they can often provide a temporary "lift" for an ill or ailing person.
The use of medicinal plants and herbs has long been a favorite of self-healthers who favor taking their medicine by mouth. There are literally thousands of barks, roots, leaves and other plant parts which have medicinal value. The study and application of medicinal herbology -- called phytotherapy -- has made a strong recovery in popularity as a alternative to more powerful (and more dangerous) drugs and medicines. In fact, many prescribed medications are indeed nothing more than intense concentrations of these plants and barks. By knowing the specific action of each herbal remedy, it is often possible to self-prescribe an herbal "formula" which works often more "deeply" -- though not usually as swiftly -- as a prescription medication.
Herbal remedies are usually taken in the form of a tea -- called an "infusion" -- over a period of several months. However, like most healers which are taken by mouth, the potential for abuse is much higher than with touch therapy. Thus, it is wise to seek professional guidance -- or at least read several books on the subject -- before self- prescribing for an ailment or illness.
Herbal infusions are often used in enemas, as well. Enemas -- or colonic irrigations -- have the benefit of both delivering a therapeutic substance as well as cleansing a "clogged" (poorly functioning) large intestine ... but here, too, the potential for abuse exists. Too much colonic irrigation can both destroy the intestine's beneficial micro-organisms and temporarily disrupt the elimination cycle. But many people use enemas -- either with herbal infusions, strong coffee, or a variety of other warm liquids -- to occasionally cleanse and stimulate the entire system. Used in that manner, they may be particularly beneficial.
Perhaps the most complex and least understood of the self-healing arts (at least those which depend on substances taken orally) is homeopathy. This is actually the forerunner of modern medicine and was first described to Western physicians by Samuel Hahnemann, an 18th century physician called "the Father of Medicine."
With homeopathy, minute doses of one of hundreds of therapeutic substances are taken to stimulate self-healing. The rationale is "like cures like". This means that, if an herb or plant (when consumed to excess) would produce certain symptoms of "poisoning" (such as diarrhea, fever, nausea or such), then tiny doses of that same substance could be taken to cure those same symptoms, even if they did not arise from poisoning by that substance. Time and space do not permit a complete discussion of this remarkable healing method; it is every bit as complex as the medicine practiced by Medical Doctors, Osteopaths and other physicians ... but is generally safer and in many cases more effective than the medicines used by most present-day physicians.
A homeopathic preparation is made by first extracting the medicinal elements of a plant or other substance by "marinating" it in alcohol for a period of days; then by taking a few drops of this "mother tincture" and "succussing" (sharply rapping or banging) a dilution of the tincture repeatedly. This changes the molecular structure of the fluid.
Higher "potencies" are made by further diluting, then re-diluting this mixture, succussing each dilution a number of times. Surprisingly, the greater the dilution, the more powerful and deep acting the homeopathic remedy is said to be. Low potencies -- those which have been re-diluted not more than six, twelve or thirty times (called "six X," "twelve X" or "thirty X" potencies) are generally safe for self-prescription. Higher potencies should never be self-prescribed, unless one is well-versed with homeopathy.
It would seem that a substance so highly diluted could have little or no effect on a painful health problem. However, nothing could be further from the truth. Homeopathy is a profoundly effective healing art; but instead of "killing" the symptoms, it accelerates and purges them from the body-mind. In that respect, it is a much truer cure than most "allopathic" medicines that Western doctors presently use.
And we must not forget to add that a program of regular, moderate exercise, such as walking, Yoga, swimming, bicycling, are healthful fitness practices that can easily be sustained throughout life. Keep in mind the "rule of the four S's": Do all movement programs slowly, slightly beyond what is comfortable, for short periods of time, and do only simple movements. In other words: Slow, Sensual, Short and Simple.
Moderate exercise -- which is a vital component to any self-health or wellness program – works its benefits through the energy system, too. Energy is carried to and from the organs and glands via "meridians" or pathways found within the skin and muscles; exercise helps keep these pathways open and "unblocked" so that energy flows freely.
The reason that this -- and the other techniques described thus far in this article -- work is that they affect the body-mind's subtle energy system. All living creatures are dependent upon a special, vital energy -- which the Chinese call "ch'i" and the Japanese call "ki". When energy flows too quickly or too slowly from organ to organ, we become ill. And when this vital energy leaves the body, we are dead.
The self-health techniques in this article (plus many others which are not described here) all tend to "balance" this vital life force between moving too quickly and too slowly. But it is the body -- and only the body -- which heals itself; the self-health techniques merely stimulate self-healing.
For the conclusion of this article, please read "SELF-HEALTH METHODS -- AN OVERVIEW: PART II" covering the self-health techniques included in the last two categories:
Author, lecturer and natural health educator, Michael Blate has spent most of his life researching and sharing acupressure and other "self-health" methods from around the world. Known to millions as "The Guru of Acupressure," he has written dozens of books and teaching guides to help people become more healthy, self-reliant and spiritually attuned. Michael has also been a frequent contributor to numerous magazines and has appeared on nearly 2,000 radio and TV talk shows to introduce audiences to the amazing healing powers and spiritual potential lying within each of us.
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After our successful launch in October, it is time to get back into the swing of things and start our meetups again. Tog in Blackpitts will be the venue again, and their informal and relaxed common area will be used to map, socialize, learn and share.
Ciarán Staunton has offered to give a 20min demo of Mapillary, followed by a 40min walk around the neighbourhood of Tog to put new skills to use. Mapillary is one app that can assist mappers to add a lot more rich detail to the map! If you have it bring your phone, or an older phone and a micro SD memory card. An indoor alternative will be held for those that don't fancy mapping on the move.
The event starts at 11.00am and runs until 3.00pm. Please let us know if you are coming in advance by checking in here.


It was said at the time that the billions the mobile networks paid for 3G licences would come back to haunt them. This is the grim scenario now being played out in front of MmO2, although Danuta Gray, chief executive of O2 Ireland (pictured), tries to play down the crisis facing the group.
During its annual results announcement yesterday, which saw total turnover grow 14pc to £4.8bn sterling, MmO2 said that it is to slash the value of its assets by £9.66bn sterling, £8.3bn sterling of which stems from losses relating to goodwill and 3G licences. The remaining £1.36bn sterling relates to a write down it suffered when it sold off its loss-making Dutch operation recently. Meanwhile, its German business, which holds less than 8pc market share, is strongly tipped as another candidate for disposal.
Gray will not be drawn on whether MmO2 is a likely acquisition target but concedes that further consolidation through merger or acquisition is highly likely in the mobile communications industry over the coming months. "There is an enormous amount of speculation and rumour – and that's only what it is. As a company we've always said we're open to the prospect of consolidation at the right time and when it's right for our shareholders," she remarks.
About the only bright spot on the MmO2 horizon is its Irish business, which the company in the past has called its "jewel in the crown". Yesterday's results showed that the Irish operation continues to perform strongly. Turnover rose to €686m from €640m the previous year and earnings to €239m from €198m, with profit margins jumping from 30.9pc to 35.5pc. "I think it's a really good sign that even in a very mature market we can achieve growth in revenue," says Gray.
O2 Ireland's average revenue per user figures reached €546 per user per annum, slightly ahead of the previous quarter's €543. This compares with €340 in Germany and €346 (£247 sterling) in the UK.
In addition, for the first time, the company revealed user minute figures, which seemed to confirm the company's claim that Irish mobile users 'talk more' than other nationalities. Irish users spend 188 minutes on their mobiles each month compared with 109 in Germany and 107 in the UK. "These figures should quash suggestions that we're overcharging in Ireland," Gray comments.
The big question facing O2 is where growth is going to come from in a market where mobile phone penetration is touching 80pc. Gray feels that growth is still possible but it would be driven more by users having multiple mobile devices, each requiring a separate SIM card, than new users coming onto the network. Gray herself is 'multi-deviced' as she carries a phone, an xda personal organiser and a Blackberry, the iconic email access tool, a new version of which 02 launched last week targeted at small businesses and the self-employed.
While O2 Ireland builds and tests its 3G network, it is adding advanced services onto its current GPRS/2.5G platform with the intention of migration them onto 3G at a later date. In June or July it plans to begin trialling video with a small group of customers and by October start testing a music download service.
With so much on her plate, it seems that Gray has barely the time to be distracted by events in MmO2 and is certainly having none of the doomsday scenario being painted by industry watchers. The message coming from O2's Baggot St headquarters is, very firmly, 'it's business as usual'.


So, in our educational system, in our health system, in our justice system — across the board — we need to have broad-scale and coordinated efforts to address the impact of early adversity on health and development. Health care and early education go hand in hand.
When a child first walks into your office, what is it about him or her that indicates to you that they've had significant adverse childhood experiences?
Absolutely nothing — that's why we have to screen. Many of the children who came to me in my practice were referred for ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder). So, certainly we see greater behavioral and developmental issues in kids who have experienced high doses of adversity. But some kids don't have behavioral symptoms, some kids you really can't tell by looking. And that's why it's so important for California to move to routine screening for adverse childhood experiences.
That being said, in a study I published in 2011 looking at my patient population we found that if my patients had four or more adverse childhood experiences, they were 32 times more likely to have learning and behavioral issues. We often see learning and behavior as the canary in the coal mine, but it's not always outwardly obvious. So, early detection and early intervention are critically important.
What are the various ways in which trauma can show up in a child's performance and behavior in school?
When we think about the biology, what we can see are symptoms of poor impulse control, which indicates impairment of the prefrontal cortex. So, poor impulse control, quick to anger, inability to calm themselves down can indicate a high level of stress hormones that take longer to clear out of the body.
Oftentimes the symptoms look very much like ADHD, but it can also present as simply being withdrawn — the symptoms are really varied and it depends on the individual and their experiences. One of the challenges is that when some of these behavioral symptoms come up it's really important for educators to ask the question: What could be at the root of this for this child? And how has what this child has experienced inform the best way for us to respond?
What role does school discipline play?
I think it's absolutely critical for school systems to have trauma-informed and trauma-sensitive school discipline policies. We certainly want to support the safety of the school environment, but we are seeing that many of these exclusionary policies, including suspension and expulsion, are inequitably applied.
Many of the underlying behaviors that might call for that type of discipline may actually be symptoms of a child experiencing a toxic stress biology, in which case we want to respond to a health problem with a healthy and informed solution. Understanding what has happened to the child and providing the support that will address the root cause of the behavior.
You've spent your career working in low-income communities with high levels of trauma. What types of trauma are you seeing now that you didn't 10 or 15 years ago?
Particularly right now I think there are many communities that are experiencing high levels of trauma in light of the current immigration and border enforcement debate and changes in regulations.
As a pediatrician, I've seen it in my own clinical practice, patients coming in to see me with complaints of chest pains, high levels of stress and anxiety and difficulty with behavior as both child and caregiver are experiencing high levels of stress and fear around ICE raids or fear about seeking services in public spaces like schools and health care systems. It is certainly different, and heightened from what it was in the past.
There has been a mountain of research into the effects of trauma and toxic stress on the growing brain. How much of the trauma ends up essentially hardwired into the child? And to what extent can the damage be reversed if proper interventions take place?
Significantly. I wouldn't have taken the job if I didn't believe deeply, and the evidence shows, that intervention can absolutely improve outcomes. Now, the earlier the identification and the earlier the intervention, the more we have the opportunity to take advantage of our developmental biology for the benefit of healing.
But it's never too late to address a toxic stress physiology, it's never too late. I think there is a lot of attention to the early childhood period because that is where we get the biggest bang for our buck — every dollar that we put into that now saves us dollars down the line.
But during adolescence, for example, all those hormones that make adolescence so horrifying — those hormones also enhance neuroplasticity. So, adolescence is another period of time where we have additional opportunity to take advantage of biology and make lasting changes.
When most of us think of children experiencing trauma, we think of the child growing up in a gang-infested urban core neighborhood. But when you look at rates of adverse experiences statewide, a number of rural counties are at the top of the list. What are your plans to address trauma in rural schools?
I think it is critically important. I am planning on visiting our rural counties that are most impacted. Our three highest counties in terms of [adverse childhood experiences] right now are Butte, Humboldt and Mendocino and those are all in rural Northern California. Those are places where I intend to visit and work with local organizations to be able to support efforts.
The one thing I wanted to also add to that is people do often think about low-income communities and communities of color. But what is really important to understand is that [adverse childhood experiences] happen in all communities.
Secondly, when you look at poor outcomes based on income, it's actually a U-shaped distribution. The lowest income folks can have disproportionately poor outcomes, but then on the upper-income side, we also see some of the effect of the price of privilege. If there is lower social cohesion, if there is less support from parents and caregivers, especially in the very high-income group, kids also have poorer health and behavioral outcomes. This is something we have to look at across all of our educational systems in California.
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Following the success of plastic recycling on Gili Lankanfushi we took the leap and expanded our project. On November 2nd Gili Lankanfushi visited Himmafushi, a local island and a big producer of plastic waste due to their plastic water bottle factory. With the assistance of the local NGO Parley, who are spearheading plastic recycling in the Maldives our aim was to implement a plastic recycling project at the school and expand this throughout the island. Together with Parley, the teachers and local council members in attendance Gili Lankanfushi conducted a 30 minute presentation including two activities which all the children participated in. The presentation was well received and the council were positive regarding expanding recycling to all areas of the island. After the school visit 50 staff from Gili Lankanfushi conducted an island plastic clean to demonstrate how easy it is to recycle plastic and what types of plastic can be recycled. A huge amount of plastic was collected and on seeing this the Himmafushi local community has also become inspired to recycle their plastic waste. Gili Lankanfushi will remain in close contact with Himmafushi and offer support and guidance when needed.
Throughout August 2017 on Gili Lankanfushi 280 hosts attended the sustainability training. Host mentally regarding plastic pollution, water, electricity and food waste has now changed for the better. In addition to Gili Lankanfushi's plastic presentation Maai Rasheed from Parley visited and conducted a presentation about plastic recycling. Hosts can now be seen regularly recycling their plastic and helping with island cleans – for example the recent Himmafushi clean.
Following the training activities aimed at increasing host water and electricity use awareness, hosts now know how to reduce wasting these resources through enhanced understanding of water and electricity requirements of common activities. They were given top energy and water saving tips, for example using the fan over the AC, turning off electrical appliances, washing full loads in the washing machine at a low temperature – 20°C, air drying clothing, turning off lights, having shorter showers, only using a small amount of water when cleaning, turning the tap off when brushing teeth, shaving and soaping up. You can make these changes too!
Over the coming months plastic recycling, food waste, electricity and water use will be monitored. In the near future we will host a no bin day in the canteen which will teach hosts about portion and waste control. We have already observed a decrease in water use – before training the average host would use 200L of water per day – this is now reduced to 160L. We are confident that hosts will continue to reduce the waste of resources and participate in plastic recycling.


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The Lotus Hill, also known as Lianhua Mountain, in Guangzhou is the right place to enjoy the beauty of blooming lotus flowers. The hill is situated near the Pearl River Delta, and is another of the well known natural attractions of the city. In fact, this river delta is also known to be the location of several other hills. The hill is outside of Panyu City, and its distance from Guangzhou is about 20 kilometers. There are about 48 quarries in this Lotus Hill region and together, they take up about 2.54 square kilometers. All these hills are quite low in height and are made of red stone.
Apart from its link with the flower, the name Lotus Hill also refers to a fairy tale. According to the story, a dragon, which lived in the South China Sea, used to create tidal waves to sink ships and flood the farmlands near the Pearl River. The ordeal of the local people moved the Goddess of Mercy and she threw her lotus seat and overpowered the dragon. People believe that it is this lotus seat that later transformed into the Lotus Stone, thus giving the hill its name. This is the very reason why you will find a gold statue of the deity on this hill.
The statue of the Goddess of Mercy is also considered to be the biggest statue in the world. It was built in 1994 and has 180 gold teals and bronze that weigh 120 tons. Apart from this, the area also has some stone quarries that are about 2000 years old. The authorities have preserved these mines with enough care and they have now become an important part of the Lotus Hill in Guangzhou.
The mining area was a part of the Lotus City, which was built by Kangxi of Qing Dynasty. The dynasty ruled over the country from 1644 to 1911. But if you take a closer look at the quarries, you will see that they stand testimony to not only the era of the Qing Dynasty, but also several other dynasties including the Western Han. These quarries are made of red stones and have grottoes and stone forests. They also have different name like Lion Stone, Eagle Cliff, Swallow Rock, and Goddess of Mercy Rock.
These cliffs provide different views to the tourists. If you stand on Eagle Cliff, you will see the beautiful Pearl River beneath and get a view of the fertile farmlands. Swallow Rock, on the other hand, may be too much for the faint hearted, as it provides a great view where the sky seems to be engulfed by the four cliffs encircling the rock. That is why the rock has got such a name.
The Lion Stone is a replica of a stone lion that seems to be roaring, facing the Pearl River. The presence of this statue has also given this attraction in Guangzhou its second name - the "Lion Hill". On this hill, you will find the Lotus Tower that dates back to the Ming Dynasty. It was built by emperor Wan Li, who wanted to celebrate his 40th year of ruling. The tower is also famous by the name of "Capital's Cloud Pillar", stressing the fact that Guangzhou is the capital of the Guangdong province.
Visit Lianhua Mountain in Guangzhou anytime between June and August. That is the time of Lotus Flower blooming and Peach Blossom Festivals. Let your tour be a memorable one.
Chinese Name: 莲花山
Address: No.18 Ximne Road Shilou Town Panyu District Guangzhou
Contact: 020 8486 1559
Businss Hours: 07:30-17:30
Website: 001@pylianhuashan.com
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Keeping your family safe is important and this can be easier if you have a smoke detector fitted and properly maintained in your home. These devices are there to warn you in case of a fire.
If you are looking to save the lives of your family if a fire was to break out in your home, a fire detector will give you the time you need to leave your home before it can kill you.
They can detect the smoke in your home and sound an alarm to alert you to the possible danger of a house fire. There are different types of fire detectors; they do different jobs, and getting the right one for your home and the room you are installing it in is important.
The cheapest fire detector is often an ionisation detector and is great at detecting small particles of smoke in the air from paper and wood fires. Near a kitchen is not the best location for these because they will sound their alarm with some smells produced in the kitchen, including toast burning.
A better smoke detector, which can go outside a kitchen, is one called an optical sensor alarm. This detects larger particles and is not set off by burning toast; it recognises smoke from fires that have started and consuming furniture.
The best alarm for your kitchen is a heat alarm; this detects the rise in the heat and can sound the alarm if a fire is to break out in a kitchen.
There are a couple of rooms that you should never install a smoke detector, the first one is the bathroom. It is important that you don't place a fire alarm in the bathroom because the steam, aerosols sprays, even applying powder, can set off an alarm.
The second area you should avoid a smoke detector is your garage, as the smoke from your car can set it off. It is important that you choose a heat detector for your garage and the position is just as important as the right device. Read the manufactures instructions as to the recommended place for the installation.
It is vital, if you want your fire alarm to protect you and your family, that you ensure it is in full working order at all times.
Replace the battery every year even if the battery seems fine.
Test your fire detector weekly, this ensures that it is working correctly.
Clean your smoke alarm with a vacuum cleaner, gently removing any dust particles; do this at least twice a year.
At the 10 year point it is time to get a new device, no matter what condition the old fire detector is in.
If getting an electrical smoke detector fitted, it is important to get it installed by a qualified electrician.
The welfare of your family is at stake and it is vital that you consider installing fire detector in your home and make sure you are careful to properly maintain them according to the manufactures instructions.


Our Creative Director Eric Hauck has always talked about the importance of face shape when getting a haircut. One of the biggest trends we see are clients coming in with a photo of a favorite celebrity's hair wanting to mimic the look. But what all stylists want you to take into account is face shape. If the celebrity doesn't have similar facial features as you, the cut won't look the same. Instead of wanting that exact cut, ask your stylist how you can tailor that look to fit you and will bring out your best features. You'll also want to listen to your stylist and ask how much at-home maintenance the look/cut will take. A lot of times those photos are the result of hours long hair prep at a photoshoot, so unless you're looking to spend hours getting ready in the morning, you may want to talk about your options for a lower maintenance version of the look!
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The Indian elections are under way. From the Himalayas down to the sea, 900 million voters, speaking 22 different languages are deciding the future of the world's biggest democracy. At stake, the very idea of India as a secular nation.
In this week's Sightline, Tim Marshall breaks down the rise of Hindu nationalism in Indian politics and the effect it may have on the results of the 2019 general elections.


Prevention is better than cure. The hurricane victim, the US has learned this well from the ravaging Katrina and Rita. Cleaning up the mountains of debris created by the devastating hurricanes only will not do. As experts predict that the earth will be frequented by hurricanes and strong storms in the future due to climate change, some preventive measures too, are to be taken. The environmental authorities are thinking of making a better use of the debris formed by the hurricanes. The behemothic debris could be the very stuff to protect Louisiana's ravaged coastline and keep hurricanes at bay. They state authorities are planning to grind up the approximately 50,000 fiberglass boats destroyed in the storms and mix them with cement to build artificial reefs. And use tree limbs and timber from homes as sediment traps in the marshes. They seem to explore all sorts of options for waste, as they are present in huge amount and there a lot to fix along the Louisiana coast.


Can Disc Replacements in the Cervical Spine Prevent Further Disc Disease?
Disc Replacement for the Neck: Does It Really DO Anything?
Have you had a spinal fusion surgery or have been recommended to have one? This article discusses the wear and tear that occurs around the fusion site.
Physical Therapists, like everyone else in the health care field, are working hard to find ways to treat patients safely and effectively. Instead of treatment as usual, therapists are striving to find scientific evidence to support (or refute) current treatment approaches.
Researchers from Australia present the positive results of 42 patients with a Type II odontoid (neck) fracture who were treated conservatively (without surgery). Everyone in the study was at least 65 years old. Ages ranged from 67 to 91 years old. This type of fracture is most common in older adults who fall and break off the odontoid in the cervical spine (neck).
Trauma to the upper arm during accidents can result in avulsion (complete tear) of the brachial plexus. In this study, the use of nerve transfers is explored for these injuries in six patients.


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import socket
import SocketServer
import sys
from time import sleep
from multiprocessing import RawArray,RawValue
from threading import Thread,Event
from Queue import Queue
import ctypes as C
from struct import unpack
import logging
from anansi import decorators
from anansi import exit_funcs
from anansi import log
MAX_PACKET_SIZE = 64000 #bytes
logger = logging.getLogger('anansi')

class SocketError(Exception):
    def __init__(self,obj,msg):
        new_msg = "%s at %s:%d"%(msg,obj.ip,obj.port)
        super(SocketError,self).__init__(new_msg)

class BaseConnection(object):
    def __init__(self,ip,port,sock_family,sock_type):
        super(BaseConnection,self).__init__()
        self.ip = ip
        self.port = port
        self.sock = socket.socket(sock_family,sock_type)
        self.sock.settimeout(2)

    def connect(self):
        try:
            self.sock.connect((self.ip, self.port))
        except Exception as error:
            raise SocketError(self,error)

    def bind(self):
        if self.sock is not None:
            try:
                self.sock.bind((self.ip, self.port))
            except Exception as error:
                raise SocketError(self,error)

    def close(self):
        self.__del__()

    def __del__(self):
        if self.sock is not None:
            try:
                self.sock.shutdown(socket.SHUT_RDWR)
            except Exception as error:
                pass
                #logging.warning(error)
            try:
                self.sock.close()
            except Exception as error:
                pass
                #logging.warning(error)
            self.sock = None

class BaseHandler(SocketServer.BaseRequestHandler):
    def __init__(self, request, client_address, server):
        self.server = server
        self.server.client_address = client_address
        SocketServer.BaseRequestHandler.__init__(self,request,
                                                 client_address, server)

    def recvall(self):
        message = []
        self.request.setblocking(0)
        while True:
            try:
                message.append(self.request.recv(8192))
            except:
                if not message:
                    continue
                else:
                    break
        return "".join(message)

class TCPServer(SocketServer.TCPServer):
    def __init__(self, ip, port, handler_class=BaseHandler):
        SocketServer.TCPServer.__init__(self, (ip, port), handler_class,
                                        bind_and_activate=False)
        self.socket.setsockopt(socket.SOL_SOCKET, socket.SO_REUSEADDR, 1)
        self.server_bind()
        self.server_activate()
        self.client_address = None
        self.ip = ip
        self.port = port
        self.accept_thread = None
        self.shutdown_requested = Event()

    def start(self):
        self.accept_thread = Thread(target=self.serve_forever)
        self.accept_thread.daemon = True
        self.accept_thread.start()
        exit_funcs.register(self.shutdown)

    def shutdown(self):
        SocketServer.TCPServer.shutdown(self)
        self.accept_thread.join()
        exit_funcs.deregister(self.shutdown)

class TCPClient(BaseConnection):
    def __init__(self,ip,port,timeout=2):
        super(TCPClient,self).__init__(ip,port,socket.AF_INET,socket.SOCK_STREAM)
        self.sock.settimeout(timeout)
        self.connect()

    def send(self,msg):
        self.sock.send(msg)

    def receive(self,n=MAX_PACKET_SIZE):
        return self.sock.recv(n)

class ReconnectingTCPClient(object):
    def __init__(self,ip,port):
        self.ip = ip
        self.port = port

    def send(self,msg,timeout=2):
        client = TCPClient(self.ip,self.port,timeout=timeout)
        client.send(msg)
        client.close()

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The Nasrid Capitals are recovered in El Carmen Blanco
The Fundación Rodríguez-Acosta has recovered the "essence" of its headquarters, the Carmen Blanco, showing it as originally conceived by its founder, José María Rodríguez-Acosta between 1916 and 1930, after the vestibule on the ground floor was refurbished, after having been covered up by wooden panels for more than 30 years. The panels, which hid the original decoration, have now been removed. The president of the Granada institution, artist Miguel Rodríguez-Acosta, and the managing director of the Patronato de la Alhambra y Generalife, María del Mar Villafranca, made a trip this past Tuesday to oversee the state of the construction work which will allow a new "reinterpretation of the place"
"Light now plays an important role, after the discovery of the large windows behind the vestibule. Furthermore, latticework, Nasrid capitals, marble benches and art nouveau architectural pieces which adorned the walls and that, even if we knew they existed, we'd lost track of them in our memory. The idea is for the place to also get back the furniture it was originally furnished with as well", Rodríguez-Acosta explained. As for her, Villafranca has recognised that this discovery will become just "one more reason to rediscover the Carmen Blanco of the Fundación Rodríguez-Acosta, which was declared a National Monument in 1973 and has its architectural detailing and original decoration on display. For the exhibition "Federico García Lorca. Dibujos" , a number of wooden panels were put up to adapt the place as a hall for temporary exhibitions, a solution that has been maintained for more than 30 years up to present day.
Carmen Blanco Since this past April and coinciding with the new phase underway at the Fundación Rodríguez-Acosta, the Junta de Andalucía is taking on new responsibilities via the Department of Education, Culture and Sport and the Patronato de la Alhambra and Generalife are undertaking several projects to clean the Jardines' ornamental elements. There are new itineraries to open up the institution to the general public, new types of ticket options, such as the Alhambra Combination one, while a number of cultural activities have been planned.
The Fundación Rodríguez-Acosta was created in 1941 at the bequest of painter José María Rodríguez-Acosta. Its headquarters is in Granada, in the carmen built by its founder between 1916 and 1930, beside the towers known as Torres Bermejas and the Monumental Complex of the Alhambra and Generalife. Among its goals are cultural promotion and dissemination, work which has been undertaken through its cultural programmes: artist grants to Educational Centres for fine arts, contests, exhibitions, conferences, seminaries, recitals and publications dedicated to research centred on studying Andalusia and Granada. The Fundación Rodríguez-Acosta has enriched its artistic and documentary collections with a diverse range of donations, including the one by the Gómez-Moreno family in 1973, which made way for the institute of the same name.
Source: Europa Press


The West may be considering a thaw with Moscow, but Poland's new conservative government could further strain relations with the country's former Soviet overlord by reopening an investigation into the death of President Lech Kaczynski in a plane crash in Russia in 2010.
An inquiry by the previous government returned a verdict of pilot error, but the winner of Poland's October election, the Law and Justice (PiS) party led by Kaczynski's twin brother Jaroslaw, says an onboard explosion could have caused the crash.
Now in power for the first time since the tragedy, the party wants a new inquiry and, possibly, help from international courts and foreign secret services, in examining its theory.
Though PiS never definitively accused Russia of orchestrating the president's death, it has said the Kremlin benefited from the crash, which also killed the central bank chief, top army brass and many lawmakers, triggering a period of political turmoil.
PiS officials have also accused Moscow of prolonging its investigation, and withholding evidence, such as the black boxes and the plane's wreckage. Russia says these cannot be returned until its criminal probe is concluded.
"One could almost think that the Russians have something on their conscience, after all," Poland's new Foreign Minister Witold Waszczykowski told the Nasz Dziennik daily.
He has also said he cannot rule out the possibility that the president was assassinated.
"Either they solve this case amicably, or it will be necessary to hand it over to international tribunals, and challenge the investigation in the European Court of Human Rights," Waszczykowski said, adding Poland would also ask its NATO allies for help.
Challenging Moscow in international courts, as well as relaunching the inquiry, with Russia as the prime - if not openly named - suspect, is likely to damage relations between Poland and its old foe, already fragile over the Ukraine crisis.
A Russian foreign ministry official, asked about the Polish government's stance, referred to comments on Nov. 12 by a ministry spokeswoman, who said the tragedy should not be considered politically.
"We should act in accordance with procedure and provide all-round assistance to each other," she said. Russia had been acting openly, cooperating with partners, and assisting Polish investigators, she said.
Reopening the case could also test Poland's ties with its NATO allies, who may shy away from controversy as some try to re-engage with Moscow to fight Islamic State and forge a peace deal in Syria.
Domestically, the move may be popular among Poland's conservative electorate, deeply distrustful of Russia, but it will also reopen memories of a case whose handling by the government aroused wide disagreements among Poles.
The country's worst such disaster since World War Two, the crash took place near Smolensk, western Russia, close to the place where Stalin's secret police shot some of the 22,000 Polish officers and intellectuals it executed in 1940. For decades, Moscow blamed Nazi Germany for the mass executions.
The massacre is an enduring symbol for Poland of its suffering at Soviet hands, and president Lech Kaczynski had been flying in to commemorate it.
For Jaroslaw, whose strong relationship with his twin brother was a defining aspect of their political ascent together, winning power may be an opportunity to settle a personal score, critics say.
He has long accused then prime minister Donald Tusk, who is now head of the European Council of heads of EU states, of being indirectly responsible for the crash, caused, in his view, at least partially by the government's negligence.
An investigation by Tusk's government produced no evidence of that.
Already, the PiS choice for defense minister - Antoni Macierewicz - suggests that Smolensk will be high on the agenda.
Macierewicz, who in opposition opened his own unofficial investigation into the crash, has been the leading proponent of theories that something more sinister than pilot error was behind the crash.
"The government headed by (Russia's then prime minister Vladimir) Putin is fully responsible for this tragedy," he told the European Parliament in March.
He has told army cadets that finding the truth about the crash is the biggest challenge facing the Polish army.
During his investigation, Macierewicz relied on evidence provided by experts who used props such as crushed drinks cans and burst sausages to explain that the Russian-made aircraft had exploded in mid-air before crashing.
The experts had not visited the crash site, and used photographs from the internet. Their meetings sometimes verged on the farcical, with proceedings at one point interrupted by a hoax Skype call claiming to be from Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Earlier this month, Polish President Andrzej Duda expressed support for Macierewicz's experts, saying the official conclusions of Polish and Russian inquiries did not "hold up" when confronted with evidence.
The new government has now shut down the official website devoted to the state investigation, which refuted claims that the plane was brought down by an explosion.
Political analysts say reopening the investigation, and Macierewicz's anti-Russian rhetoric, mostly serve domestic political goals, as they are likely to appeal to core voters.
Opinion polls show only one in five Poles believes the cause of the crash has been properly explained. Nearly a third accept to some degree the suggestion that the president may have been assassinated.
Speaking shortly after the October election, Kaczynski told supporters gathered to commemorate his brother's death that more would be done.
"I'm convinced that the conditions for reaching the truth have now been established."
Despite the foreign minister's announcements, it was not immediately clear whether the government would actually ask Poland's allies for help in investigating the crash. Shortly after the election, PiS leader Kaczynski said a proper Polish inquiry would suffice.
A senior source close to the party leadership said the new government realized that, at a time when some Western countries want to rebuild ties with Moscow, prioritizing the case could complicate Poland's relations with its allies.
Poland was therefore likely to stick to well-established ways of challenging Moscow, such as international tribunal lawsuits over the withholding of evidence, technically Polish property, the source said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
But Poland was likely to insist that its Western intelligence partners, who want Warsaw to join the fight against Islamic extremists, reciprocate by handing over any intelligence that may be relevant to the crash, he added.


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Mönchengladbach, Dusseldorf
/ North Rhine-Westphalia Germany
Paintball in Mönchengladbach, Dusseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia Germany
Arena size:
10000 m² /107639 ft²
Arena Extension size:
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Düsseldorf is the center of the Rhine – Ruhr metropolitan region and the capital city of the German state of North Rhine – Westphalia. It is known for its fine arts, its relatively large Japanese community and its pioneering influence on experimental – electronic music. Nonetheless, Düsseldorf is also famous for its extreme sports activities, being performed in the wider area.
Paintball is a very popular sport in Düsseldorf and Germany in general. In the vicinity of Düsseldorf, at Mönchengladbach, there is a big paintball arena for an exhilarating activity. With a 10000 m² /107639 ft² space and an extremely action – packed game, the spot represents since 2010 the top woodland field surface in North Rhine Westphalia, ideal for paintball war-games.
It is an ideal way to enjoy a day with your friends. The facility in early 2013 has been expanded by a further 5000 m² /53819 ft² and created a brand new Millenium – Supair field, including outline at all sides. In a unique Europe container backdrop, you will experience a high quality of artificial grass tournament paintball, which is exceptional in this form.
There are channel drains under the Supair field for the rain water so that perfect playing conditions are ensured. All equipment will be provided and you should bring with you a valid ID. Only adults are admitted in the park.
Invader Paintball Park, Malakasa
/ Attica Region Greece
Mount Parnitha is situated in the North Athens regional unit and is the highest mountain range of Attica. Much of this densely forested mountain is designated a national park, and is a protected habitat for wild birds. Malakasa lies on the northeast side of the Parnitha mountain.
Swansea, Glamorgan
/ Wales United Kingdom
Swansea, also known as the City and County of Swansea, is the second largest city in Wales and the twenty-sixth largest city in the UK. Taking place in the south west of Wales, paintball missions are waiting to offer you an enjoyable experience.
Almeria is a province of the Autonomous Community of Andalusia, between Enix, Pechina and Nijar. With mountain sierras and 40 km / 25 mi seacoast terrain, Almeria is a great destination for extreme sport enthusiasts.
Cromwell, South Island
/ Otago New Zealand
Cromwell is a small town, situated in Otago region, in the South Island, New Zealand. It lies on the shores of Lake Dunstan and is located only at 55 km/34 mi from Wanaka and 62 km/38 mi from Queenstown.
Karen, Nairobi
/ Nairobi Kenya
Karen is a suburb of Nairobi City center. It is located in the south west and approximately at 22 km/14 mi from the city center, also known for its European population. The neighborhood was named after the famous Danish author Karen Blixen, who wrote the colonial memoir Out of Africa.
Shorrocks Hill, Liverpool
/ North West England United Kingdom
Liverpool is situated along the eastern side of the Mersey Estuary. The climate here is classified as a temperate maritime climate, like much of the British Isles, with mild winters and cool summers. Liverpool is noted for its music, as it is the birthplace of The Beatles. It is also well known for its rich architectural heritage. In addition to that, the city won the World Heritage Site status by UNESCO in 2004.
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Ulenbergpark, Dusseldorf
South Beach, Dusseldorf
Oberhausen, Ruhr Area
Oberhausen is situated on the river Emscher in the Ruhr area, Germany. The city is nestled between Duisburg and Essen. It is famous for the biggest mall in Europe, Centro.
BMX Cologne
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Cologne is the forth largest city in Germany with a distinctive flavor and unique location as it is situated on both sides of the Rhine river. Widely known as one of the most beautiful cities in Germany, Cologne has a lot to offer to the extreme sports enthusiasts with a wide range of urban parks, activities and events.
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51-16526 visiting Amsterdam / Schiphol - EHAM.
Photo: Unknown photographer © c.1950's - Loet Kuipers Collection
• 51-16526 USAF #1124. L-20A No: 125. Command AF-1. Delivered 11-Jul-1952. Built as L-20A and re-designated U-6A in 1962.
• N9751F Details unknown. Canx 17-Mar-1964.
• Fate Unknown •
USAF History
51-16526 was made available on 01-Jul-1952 and accepted on 03-Jul-1952 by the 6600th Air Depot AMO (Air Material Overseas Unit), at Downsview, Ontario after which it was delivered to the Tactical Air Command at Greenville AFB, SC where it was assigned to the 375th Troop Carrier (Medium) Group on 11-Jul-1952 until re allocated some eleven days later on 22-Jul-1952 to the 4th Liaison Squadron after its previous unit was de activated,
In preparation for transportation to Europe it was assigned to the Air Material Command and the 2847th Transportation Control Depot (TPC) Wing at Newark NJ from 12-Dec-1952. It arrived in Germany at Neubiberg and was assigned to Air Force Europe from 23-Jan 1953 being initially allocated to the 86th Fighter Bomber Wing at Neubiberg remaining until 18-Feb-1953. It was then allocated to the 85th Air Depot at Erding until 01-Apr-1953 after which it moved to the 4th Liaison Squadron at Furstenfeldbeck. A year in France, at Chaumont with the 48th Fighter Bomber Wing followed between 07-Nov-1953 and 14-Dec-1953. It then returned to Germany at Landstuhl with the 7030th Headquarters Group until 12-Jun-1954.
Emblem of 48th Fighter Bomber Wing
A move to North Africa now occurred and to Nouasseur Air Base in French Morocco with the Strategic Air Command where it was allocated to the 7280th Maintenance Group until moving to Rabat, also in French Morocco, and the 7221st Headquarters Squadron on 26-Aug-1954. It moved across to the 7221st Support Squadron on the 15-Oct-1954 remaining until 17-Mar-1955.
Continuing its foreign travels its next move was to Greece and the Athenai International Airport, Athens where it was returned to the US Air Force Europe again and attached to the 7206th Air Base Squadron until 12-Jul-1955. Northern Italy now called and a trip for deep maintenance with the Air Material Europe Command. This was at the Macchi operated location in Vergiate (MACVI) where the aircraft stayed until 21-May-1956. It then travelled to Ankara, Turkey where it was attached to the 7217th Air Base Squadron until 01-Jun-1976 under the TUSLOG umbrella (TUSLOG – The US Logistics Group) which was later re-designated as the 7250th Support Squadron until 17-Feb-1959.
A return to Germany followed, to Frankfurt, where the aircraft acted as Liaison with the 6900th Security Wing until 05-Oct-1959 after which it was back to its previous allocation in Ankara for just 5 days until 10-Oct 1959. This move hardly seemed worth the effort as it was then assigned to the Strategic Air Command Overseas at Moron Air Base in Spain where it was allocated to the 3973rd Combat Support Group until 05-May-1961. It is then shown as going to the 3974th Combat Support Group at Zaragoza on this date but curiously is also shown as moving to Ramstein AFB., in Germany and the 7030th Air Base Wing on the same date.
Its further history is to be researched.


Cut fruit in half. Scoop out fruit. Set in cupcake tin. If needed, trim off end of the fruit with a sharp knife, to make it set flat, being being careful not to puncture through the rind.
Fruit Cups or Cocktails may be made of almost any fruit in combination with one or two others, if properly sweetened and flavored. As the portions should be small, not more than two tablespoonfuls of fruit and juice to a person, the fruit cocktail can often be made of materials which are on hand.
26/06/2012�� The crunch of the cookie, creaminess of the pudding, freshness of the seasonal fruit and to top it all off an eye popping presentation makes this the ultimate summer dessert.


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Deceased Characters, Characters, New Enchanted Forest Characters,
This article focuses on the New Enchanted Forest character.
For the Land Without Magic character with a similar name, see Cecilia.
New Enchanted Forest Character
Killed by a Jabberwock
New Wonderland
Tremaine Manor (formerly)
See "Family"
Cindy Luna
First mention:
"Pretty in Blue"
"One Little Tear"
Latest mention:
She never stopped loving us. She left to protect us.
—Cinderella src
Cecelia is a character on ABC's Once Upon a Time. She débuts, with her only appearance, in the ninth episode of the seventh season and is portrayed by guest star Cindy Luna.
Cecelia is based on Cinderella's mother from the fairytale "Cinderella", and the Disney film Cinderella.
After Fourth Curse
Cecelia is Ella's mother. The identity of Ella's birth father is unknown, however, Cecelia eventually marries Marcus, a supposed widower with two daughters of his own, after his wife Rapunzel mysteriously vanishes, and he becomes the only father Ella ever knows. Unknown to Marcus, Rapunzel is trapped in a tower because she made a deal with a witch at the time to secure her family's safety and happiness, which enabled Marcus and his daughters to survive a lean season. On Cecelia's wedding day to Marcus, she gives him a locket that matches her own, and both lockets glow to symbolize their love for each other so they can always find each other. ("Pretty in Blue", "One Little Tear")
After Rapunzel escapes and reunites with Marcus and their daughters, Cecelia remains married to Marcus, although Rapunzel is allowed to be with her daughters. While Marcus admits to Rapunzel he still loves her, he is committed to Cecelia and Ella as well. Gothel, intending to test the purity of Rapunzel's heart to see if she fits the criteria to be the Guardian, offers her a mushroom to poison Cecelia's heart and regain her place in her family, but Rapunzel is adamantly against hurting an innocent woman. During Drizella's birthday party, Cecelia compliments Rapunzel on the treats she prepared for the guests and suggests she should be celebrating instead of working on her daughter's special day. Marcus tells Rapunzel that Cecelia is trying to make things work although their situation is complicated and that perhaps she could look after Ella as Cecelia has done for Anastasia and Drizella, but Rapunzel refuses as she feels like an outcast. Rapunzel, upset at Drizella's lukewarm response to the gift she gave her, is hurt and jealous when she overhears her daughter not only thank Cecelia for her present but call her "Mother". Succumbing to her envy, she squeezes liquid from the mushroom into Cecelia's drink, poisoning the woman's heart. Cecelia, in turn, runs away to Wonderland to protect her loved ones. Marcus uses his locket to track her to that realm's Infinite Maze, but before he can go searching for her, his locket stops glowing, causing him to believe she has stopped loving him. ("One Little Tear")
After one year,[1] Marcus stops trying to find Cecelia. During her time in Wonderland, Cecelia meets Alice at a tea party and tells her about having to leave her family. At some point, Cecelia and Alice are attacked by a Jabberwock at the tea party, where Cecelia fights valiantly but she is killed by the beast, leaving Alice as the sole survivor to slay it. ("Pretty in Blue")
Ella grows up assuming her mother abandoned her and her father, which causes her to be disillusioned about true love and happy endings, but she eventually learns the truth from Alice about her mother's reasons for leaving them. ("Pretty in Blue")
Cecelia †
Marcus Tremaine †
Rapunzel Tremaine †
Victoria Belfrey †
Jacinda Vidrio
Henry Mills Anastasia Drizella
Ivy Belfrey
Solid lines denote blood relationships
Dashed lines denote marriage relationships that result in offspring
† denotes the deceased
As confirmed by writers Dana Horgan and Adam Karp, Cecelia's name is spelt "Cecelia",[2] and not "Cecilia".[3]
According to Marcus, Cecelia's favorite drink is lavender lemonade. ("One Little Tear")
Costume Notes
The dress Cecelia wears during Drizella's birthday celebration[4] is the same as Cora's wedding dress from "The Miller's Daughter"[5] and Aurora's wedding dress from "Enter the Dragon",[6] but with different sleeves. ("One Little Tear")
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↑ As stated by Cinderella in "Pretty in Blue", Marcus searched Cecelia for an entire year before giving up on her.
@horgandee (Dana Horgan) on Twitter. "Cecelia (now just TRY not getting the Simon & Garfunkle song stuck in your head for the rest of the day... :)" (screenshot)
@horgandee (Dana Horgan) on Twitter. "Adam is WRONG. <<fight!fight!fight!>> <<Set to the soundtrack of S&G's "Cecilia," which IS spelled with an 'i'>>" (screenshot)
@AdamJKarp (Adam Karp) on Twitter. "In what is a not surprising occurrence... I am wrong and @horgandee is correct. But <<fight!fight!fight!!>> will still occur." (screenshot)
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This is Kelly, a proud mother to two very, very demanding twin boys. From the very beginning of motherhood, the one thing that I have been always worried about was my children's safety. Even before they were rolling over, I had my whole house baby proofed!
Having had twins, it was always double the worry for me. When my babies learned to crawl and then walk, I was almost frantic. Every nook and corner of my house seemed, to me, to be waiting to hurt my babies. I lived in a house that was two-storied, and thus had the added worry of a staircase, as well as the kitchen and the entrance to the backyard which I always kept open.
Safety gates seemed to be a great idea to me. I have seen all my friends use safety gates when their children had started crawling or walking, and they had seemed very relaxed with the arrangement – when they were sure their children would not be toddling off to an area of the house they deemed dangerous the moment they were not looking.
The safety freak that I am, I started researching safety gates long before I had the need for them. I had a lot of criteria that needed looking after – how strong the gates were, their durability, the area they would cover, whether they are versatile in their use, how easy they were to install and use, and of course, how much they cost. I took my time deciding on the right safety gate for my house, and was very happy with my choice at the end.
That was when I decided to start this site for other parents in my position. Retractablebabygateguide.com is a website where you will find information on all the retractable safety gates available in the market, as well as all of their features, pros and cons. Here, hopefully, all the reviews will help you choose not only the gate that fits your every need but your budget as will.
Safety gates are important! If you have a child (or two, like me!) who is starting to crawl, be assured that pretty soon they will be off to discover every nook and corner of your house. You need to barrier some of the areas that you don't want your children to enter, especially the staircase, the fireplace, balconies, kitchen or the front- and back-yard.
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"One of the finest examples of police driving under pressure ever captured on video"
This commemorative page was launched on 8 May 2007 to mark the 20th anniversary.
What Was The Liver Run?
It was 8 May 1987. At the Cromwell Hospital in London a transplant patient's body was chronically rejecting her recently replaced liver. A nationwide search located a suitable donor organ in Hull, and so began a life or death race against time to bring that organ to London. The plane that was flying it to London was delayed by fog. This meant that there was very little time to get the liver from the airport to the hospital. The ambulance service did not have a fast enough vehicle. The police helicopter was grounded. So it was down to two Metropolitan police Rover SD1s to make the last vital stage of the journey. The medical operation had already been started and surgeons were awaiting the arrival of the liver. If it was not there by 12:30 pm, the police were told to abort the run as it would be too late.
The police had just 34 minutes to cover 27 miles across London on this Friday afternoon. The journey they made was shown as a Police, Camera, Action! special in 1996.
What Was The Route?
After leaving Kingston upon Hull, the plane with the liver on board flew in to Stanstead Airport in Essex. An Essex police car then pulled up alongside the plane and transported the liver down the M11 from junction 8 to junction 7.
12 miles after it left the airport complex, the Essex police Ford Granada stopped on top of junction 7 ( A on map) and handed the liver over to 2 Metropolitan police Rover SD1 3500s.
The two Rovers (one as a back-up car) then sped Southbound into London. Their journey took them through East London, The City, Westminster and on to Kensington in West London. The final destination was the Cromwell Hospital ( B on map).
The run passed through: Blakehall Road, Green Man Roundabout, High Road (Leytonstone), The City, Embankment, Northumberland Avenue, Trafalgar Square, The Mall, Constitution Hill, Hyde Park Corner, South Carriage Road, The Cromwell Road.
Summary of The Run
At 11:54 the police are waiting on top of junction 7 of the M11 looking out for the Essex police Ford Granada to approach. As it does, they meet it at the top of the slip road. The video car blocks the road while officers move the box containing the liver from the Essex car to the Met car. These two images are taken at points A and B on the aerial view below.
Aerial view of the M11 Junction 7
By 11:58 the cars have picked up speed on the M11 motorway and approaching 120 mph. By 12:14 they are making progress through the city streets. A number of police officers can be seen helping by keeping junctions clear. A motorcycle officer can be seen in the right-hand picture giving a wave. His bike is parked in the middle of the road.
At 12:20 the cars are speeding down The Mall towards Buckingham Palace. You can see that they have just run a red traffic light at 60 mph, but officers on foot had stopped all approaching traffic. At 'The Wedding Cake' outside Buckingham Palace, the cars take to the wrong side of the road as the whole area has been kept clear for them.
At 12:25 the cars pull into the car park of the Cromwell Hospital. The police officers rush to grab the box with the liver in and pass it to a waiting porter. They later found out that because of their efforts the patient survived.
PC William (Bill) McIntyre was the driver of lead police car carrying liver
PC Graham Fordham was the co-driver of lead police car carrying liver
PC Les Crossland was the driver of back-up police car with the video camera
PC Steve McCabe was the co-driver of the back-up police car
Aliza Hillel was the patient awaiting the liver
Aliza Hillel meeting PC Graham Fordham (left) and PC Bill McIntyre for the first time in 1996 during the making of the Police Camera Action programme.
A promotional shot used to advertise the TV programme.
Why not use a helicopter?
The London HEMS air ambulance started in 1989, two years after the Liver Run! Also there was not enough time to organise a private helicopter.
The Metropolitan Police had a fleet of helicopters that could have been used, but they were all grounded. This was because just two days earlier, on 6 May 1987, Captain Mike Barry and his police crew were using one of the Met's Bell 222A helicopters (G-META) when they encountered problems. Warning instruments told the pilot that one of the engines was not working properly. They immediately started to return to the air base at Lippitts Hill, about 4 minutes flying time away. During the journey a loud rumbling noise could be heard from the engine. As they crossed the boundary fence at Lippitts Hill, traveling at about 50 mph, an explosion ripped apart one of the two engines. The debris was showered over the surrounding land and also severely damaged the second engine and bodywork. The captain managed to make a controlled crash landing onto the helipad. No one was injured and the crew evacuated the aircraft while the captain stayed with it to shut down the systems and deal with a small fire. While this very dangerous episode was investigated, none of the Met's aircraft were permitted to fly.
The liver was placed into the police car at 11:55:38 and was removed at 12:25:18, a total of 30 minutes.
The Metropolitan police cars used were Rover SD1 3500s. The lead police vehicle was A738 UJD. The Rover 3500s were so popular with the Metropolitan Police that when they heard that Rover was to stop production, they stockpiled them so they could be used for a few more years.
A porter was waiting at the hospital doors to receive the box with the liver in.
The liver was carried in a box the size of an oversize picnic box.
Humberside Airport (Hull) to Stanstead Airport (Essex) is 137 miles as the crow flies.
The police in Hull faxed through the information about the liver run to the Met's Motorway Control.
The fastest speed the cars get up to is 120 mph on the M11.
A new command complex at New Scotland Yard had just opened and this was a good test for it.
Around 50 police officers were used to help transport the liver. These were mainly posted in advance to road junctions to stop the traffic as the liver run approached.
When driving through The City area of London, two motorbikes from the City of London police helped escort the Metropolitan police cars. One of the motorbikes broke down on The Mall due to it being driven so hard.
The Liver Run's officers were based on the outskirts of London, and were not very familiar with the route they would be taking through central London.
As this happened in the days before satellite navigation, the co-drivers in both cars relied on A-to-Z maps.
The on-board 'police pilot' that is usually used to measure the speed of other motorists was used to look at the average speed of the run. The 'police pilot' was switched on at 12:02:39 and they arrived at the hospital at 12:25:07. It reads a distance of 16.690 miles and a time of 1347.95 seconds. The equates to an average speed of 44.6 miles per hour. This is not shown on the screen because the police officer did not press the 'stop' buttons due to being distracted by the importance of the organ transfer. The average does not include the first part of the run which was on a motorway at speeds between 60 and 120 mph.
In July 2002, football legend and recovering alcoholic George Best underwent a liver transplant in the Cromwell Hospital. He was re-admitted on 3 October 2005 and spent his last weeks there in intensive care. He died at the hospital on 25 November 2005.
The very Rover SD1 used in The Liver Run saw more police action in June 2010. Now in preservation, the Rover was carrying three serving police officers to a community event at RAF Northolt where it was to be displayed. A radio call for assistance from colleagues nearby was heard and the officers decided to use the still serviceable car to assist. One burglary suspect had been detained, and two outstanding suspects were apprehended by the officers in the Rover in Ruislip. The car is owned and maintained by serving officer David Butler.
The Liver Run is not available on DVD or Video. The original recording belongs to the Metropolitan Police, London. The Liver Run episode was shown on ITV as part of the first season of Police, Camera, Action! programmes in 1996. It has not been released for the public to buy and belongs to Carlton UK Productions, who commissioned Optomen Television to produce it. A much shorter version of The Liver Run formed part of the video Police Stop! 5. However it was edited out when the programme was aired on television (Sky One). It is believed that Police Stop! 5 is not available on video. A very short clip of the run was used in a subsequent Police, Camera, Action! episode to highlight police vehicles being stuck in heavy traffic.
A Police Camera Action book has been produced which shows a number of pictures of The Liver Run alongside commentary text.
The Liver Re-run
When we interviewed Police, Camera, Action! host Alastair Stewart in 2006 about making a 20th anniversary programme about the run (for 2007), he said "It's a very good idea". It was suggested that preserved police vehicles that closely matched those used could be teamed up with the original police officers. The cars could then make the same journey (not using blue lights this time!) and be filmed at various stages. This idea did not come to fruition for the 20th anniversary, but did happen in 2014!
For The Love of Cars
Series 2, episode 2, of TV programme 'For The Love Of Cars' re-created the Liver Run while restoring a 1986 Rover SD1. They used one of the original cars, A536 UJD. Actor Philip Glenister teamed up with car restorer Ant Anstead on the run while being escorted by Met Police outriders.
The first part of the journey from Stanstead to J7 of the M11 was done by Essex Police in a Ford Granada. Phil and Ant used a similar vehicle for this leg of the re-run. The preserved Ford Granada car was a little younger than the actual car used in the Liver Run and was actually a Derbyshire car rather than one from Essex.
Compare the Derbyshire car with the actual Essex car:
Back to the story…
The exchange from Essex to the Met happens at Junction 7. The picnic box containing the liver is transferred to the back seats of the Rover. For the re-run, this exchange happened just off the motorway junction for safety.
Once on the M11, the convoy got up to 120 mph in 1987, despite often being balked by heavy traffic. In the re-run the speed was kept to 70 mph, despite all vehicles showing blue flashing lights, as there wasn't actually an emergency.
The light traffic on the M11 was in contrast to the busy Friday lunchtime traffic encountered on the original run.
Making their way around a roundabout was easy with police outriders for help.
With Phil driving and Ant co-driving, their can't help but enjoy the very special drive.
Making slow progress through central London allowed plenty of time for onlookers to do a double-take.
Even with blue lights showing, the convoy get stuck in heavy traffic. They didn't intentionally pass any red traffic lights.
Turning into The Cromwell Hospital marks the last few metres of the run. No traffic is blocking the entrance here, unlike the actual day in 1987.
The final step is to grab the picnic box containing the liver and hand it over to the porter.
The car cools down after its historic re-run.
Philip Glenister and Ant Anstead outside the Cromwell Hospital. They muse about how long it took them to make the run compared to the incredible 30 minutes it took the Met back in May 1987.
The twin blue rotating beacons on the roof of the Rover SD1 3500.
A copy of The Liver Run has previously been available on You Tube. It was removed for breaching copyright rules, but other copies may appear. We are not responsible for the contents of external websites.
If you have any further information about The Liver Run, then please get in touch with us!


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Lyd was once a thriving Palestinian city with a rich history. In 636AD, It was even considered the first capital of Palestine. When the State of Israel was founded, Lyd became an Israeli city, and hundreds of Lyd's residents were massacred by Israeli forces and most of the city's 50,000 Palestinians were sent into exile. Today, the city has a Jewish Israeli majority and a Palestinian minority and is known as the "drug capital of the middle east." It is a shadow of its former glory and is disinvested and divided by racism and violence. For Palestinians, Lyd's story is a painful and tragic fall from grace, which is why our film dares to ask the question: what would the city be like had the Israeli occupation never happened? LYD IN EXILE, a sci fi documentary, imagines answers to this question by telling two parallel stories: the documented story of the city and its remaining Palestinian people, and an animated, imagined reality in which the city was never occupied.
Through vignettes with a chorus of characters, the story of the city of Lyd unfolds but with a twist: the city, Lyd, is our main character and she has a lot to say. In a raspy voice, she explains that the massacre created a fracture in reality and now there are two Lyds, one occupied and one free. As she explains, dazzling animations reveal the liberated version of Lyd where the documentary's characters live free from the trauma of the past and the violence of the present.
Coming To Festivals in 2022 | Directed by Rami Younis and Sarah Friedland
Producers and Advisors


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Mo Yunqing hadn't expected that Su Luo would directly kill her without saying anything.
As she collapsed, her face was still filled with a disbelieving expression.
Su Luo watched as she fell to the ground, then shook her head and sighed: "In front of someone's face, you say you're going to tattletale, you say, how could you not die?"
Su Luo pulled out Cheng Ying Sword.
In the split second she pulled out Cheng Ying Sword, its blade was covered in blood, but in the blink of an eye, this blood was thoroughly absorbed by Cheng Ying Sword. Now, the sword blade was bright like clear spring.
Moreover, Su Luo could clearly feel Cheng Ying Sword's lively and excited mood.
So, it turned out Cheng Ying sword could become so excited after it sucked blood, Su Luo actually hadn't antic.i.p.ated this from the beginning.
All of a sudden, Su Luo felt a strong, powerful pressure bearing down, suddenly attacking in this direction. Her heart stirred, and she secretly said 'not good'.
If what she guessed wasn't wrong, this formidable power pressing down would certainly be Elder Ancestor having chased over. Thinking of this possibility, how could Su Luo still dare to stay here? She activated her spirit force, made hand seals and quickly shouted in a low voice: "Teleport!"
Her voice had barely faded when Su Luo's figure flashed, and all traces of her directly disappeared on the spot.
In the instant Su Luo had disappeared, a powerful figure appeared beside Mo Yunqing.
Su Luo's expectations were right, this person was precisely Mo family's Elder Ancestor who had already lost his mind.
Elder Ancestor stared foolishly at the place Su Luo had just disappeared from, his thick eyebrows were tightly wrinkled, slowly, step by step, he walked over. He completely ignored his favorite granddaughter that was lying on the ground. To put it more precisely, at this moment, Mo Yunqing, in his eyes, was simply just a block of wood.
Old Man Mo finally stood at the place Su Luo had disappeared, with an expression of sinking into deep contemplation, like there was something he was unable to understand.
Very quickly, two figures appeared behind Old Man Mo.
First Elder and Mo Zixu.
Mo Zixu, at one glance, saw Mo Yunqing lying on the ground, and his entire body immediately didn't feel good. He dashed up two steps, half-knelt on the ground and picked up Mo Yunqing: "Yunqing? Yunqing, what happened to you?"
Wasn't she locked up in the tightly sealed room? Why would her body be stiffly lying here?
Seeing this treasured daughter in front of his eyes with her chest covered in bloodstains, Mo Zixu's heartache reached the peak, even the rims of his eyes were somewhat moist.
"Yunqing! What's wrong with Yunqing……" First Elder, seeing the motionless Mo Yunqing, his heart was also shocked, but he was a lot calmer than Mo Zixu.
First Elder saw that Mo Yunqing was somewhat not good, and extended his finger to search for her breath.
"There's still a slight breath." First Elder didn't know whether this was something happy or sad.
"Quickly save her! Save her!" Mo Zixu grabbed First Elder's sleeve, roaring wildly and furiously.
This was his, Mo Zixu's, daughter, the daughter he pampered for sixteen years. How could he possibly allow her to die? How could he possibly allow the matter of seeing his child die before himself happen?
First Elder silently glanced at Mo Zixu, and he sighed faintly: "You shouldn't have excessive expectations. Her heart was entirely pierced through, her five viscera and six bowels have completely turned into fine powder, able to let her have a last moment of lucidity before death is already extremely difficult. How could it be possible to save her?"
Mo Zixu, hearing this information that made him give up all hope, a despairing expression appeared on his face. His Yunqing, his treasured daughter, would she die so tragically just like this?
"No! Even if we can only have a moment of lucidity before death, it will do! I must know who killed my treasured daughter!" The expression on Mo Zixu's face was sinister and very terrifying, with an imposing killing intent, he tightly clenched his fists!
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The 4th Jazz Art Sengawa, simply the best Jazz and Improvising Music event for the advanced minded in Japan, will be held on September 9-11 in Chofu, Tokyo. The producers are Makigami Koichi, Fujiwara Kiyoto and Sakamoto Hiromichi.
The festival will take place at the three venues in Sengawa: Sengawa Theatre, Kick Back Cafe and Jenny's Kitchen.
The line-up, which shown below, is a killer.
Soejima Teruto Jazz Art Talk Session "Japanese Free Jazz and the World"
The 1-day ticket applies for all program (except "Voice Play for Children" on September 11, which required 500 yen separately - Free admission for children under 5 years old. Free Improvising Open Session and Sunday Matinee Concert are admission free.). The prices here are for advance - plus 500 yen each at door.
Sep 7 update: 1 day ticket for September 11 (Sunday) is now sold out. You can still buy the ticket for each program of the day. Its price is 2,500 yen and available at the Sengawa Theatre office (open at 10:00 AM). The quantities are strictly limited (and each person can buy up to 2 tickets only), so come early.
Please note: you can't see the shows if you have just the 1-day ticket only! You need both a pass (issued for each day) and a numbered ticket (issued for each program).
1. Exchange your 1-day ticket with the day's pass at the Sengawa Theatre office. Don't hurry - You should get the pass if you have the day's ticket.
2. Get a numbered ticket for the program you'd like to see, at the venue of the program. If you want a good seat, be in a hurry - it's "first come, first served" basis.
3. Wait in a line at the venue. When your turn comes, show your pass and numbered ticket at the entrance.
That's the theme for the festival this year.
It's a sense of magic.
Pump up the shrinked world.
Fill up the earth with the vitality.
The music is not to heal.
The music is not to help.
The music is not to deceive.
The music is not to be over.
The music is not to de defeated.
The music is to stir up the soul.
The soul of jazz refuses to be an economic slave.
There comes a time generating electricity with music.
I just found that les Rois Tourbillonnants, a French electro unit, did a cover of Puyo Puyo.
Surprisingly, they sang it in Japanese. A nice effort.