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Tips and Tools to Plan Your Day
100 Wedding Tips
1. Just Engaged
Don't make any big decisions just yet. Not even your venue or bridesmaids. Just take a few weeks to let this amazing new phase of your life settle in. It's a huge change for both of you and a moment that slips by all too quickly – it took me too almost two years to even pick a date! – Alice du Parcq.
2. Back to Basics
When you're ready, think of the most basic thing first: what kind of wedding do you want? You don't have to make specific choices, just aim for a general 'mood', for instance boho-vintage, traditional, quirky, city glam or even just simple countryside – it will help you in the long run.
3. Pick a location
Work from the outside in: think about the ideal location for your family and friends, whether it's a big hotel that everyone can stay in, a marquee in your mum and dad's garden with plenty of B&Bs nearby, somewhere abroad with lots of easy accommodation and so on. Once you've chosen the right fit, finding the venue will be so much easier.
4. Prepare
Looking after yourself is essential to relaxed planning. Mark in your diary regular evenings dedicated to you, where you take a long shower, exfoliate top-to-toe, do a face mask, moisturise with your best body cream, curl up in front of something silly on TV, have a glass of wine and give yourself a manicure. It's good for the soul, for the mind, for your skin and for your relationship with your fiancé (no one finds a Bridezilla sexy!)
5. What's important to you?
Think about the best weddings and parties you've been to and why they worked so well. This will help you prioritise what's important to you, whether it is loads of dancing time and great food like me, a romantic church ceremony or guaranteed sunshine like my friend who's getting married in Greece. Suddenly, everything will have more direction.
6. Opinions
Be prepared: everyone will have an opinion and a suggestion about what you should do and when – grit your teeth and be as gracious as possible, thanking them for their ideas and for being so exciting about your wedding. Then lock the door and turn on that shower!
7. Start a scrapbook
Yes, it sounds a bit school-y, but it's a great way to create a visual idea of your wedding. Don't worry if nothing matches to begin with. Eventually a pattern will emerge, and you'll gravitate towards a recurring style.
8. Home Inspiration
Look around your own home inspiration – mementoes of your relationship will create a fun, relaxed atmosphere at your reception.
9. Budget It
Prior to making any decisions about anything wedding-related, figure out what budget you are working with – it will guide the rest of your decisions.
10. Hen Party
Avoid succumbing to a tacky night out for your hen-do and opt for a stylish alternative instead. Isn't a night of wine, cheese and chocolate with your hens what you really want?
11. Gift List Tip
Make your wedding list as varied as possible. Don't worry about putting too many things on it; it is better to put a variety of prices and items on your list. This way fewer of your guests will go off-list.
12. Guests
Do you have a set of aunties you're not sure whether to invite or not? They might be a bit old, or live quite far away, perhaps you don't want the added spending of a few extra guests? When deciding whether to invite them to consider your budget and the emotional cost involved.
13. Check In
Check the hotels before recommending them to people – especially the bedrooms so you aren't condemning Aunt Sally to nylon sheets and a communal bathroom.
14. Who's Paying?
She who pays the piper calls the tune. You can't insist on chartreuse tablecloths if you aren't the one paying for them.
15. RSVP Dilemma
Put 'RSVP by' followed by a date on your invitation. You might be overly excited about your wedding, and while some of your guests will share your enthusiasm, they won't drop everything to RSVP to you the second they get the invite. An RSVP-by-date will serve as a deadline for your guests.
16. What about him?
Remember, it's your husband's Big Day too. While you are having a champagne breakfast, getting your make-up and hair done, getting dressed – what is he doing? Make sure he gets a chance to relax and enjoy the build-up as much as you.
17. Little touch, big memories
The little details are most often the most memorable. Try writing personalised questions for each guest to ask their neighbours at dinner as conversation starters. It is guaranteed to get people talking and make it even more memorable!
18. Disaster Strikes
Pre-warn your friends, family, bridesmaids and groomsmen that should disaster strike, you wish to remain utterly ignorant (unless necessary, of course…) – it is better this way.
19. Experiment
Don't be afraid to experiment with your decor. The most visually intriguing weddings are those where the bride and groom have incorporated all the things they love.
20. Picture List
Take time to think of the pictures you want – the spontaneous pictures will take care of themselves – but make a list of the pictures you want and speak to your photographer about capturing those moments. You will be too busy (and too happy) on the day to remember to get a picture with your great aunt Maud.
21. Talk to him
Enjoy every second of your engagement because as soon as you mention 'we were thinking about next summer' or 'we thought we might like a city wedding' everyone will have an opinion. Keep your mouth smiling and shut until you've had a proper thought and discussion with your fiancé about what you both want first.
22. Start Early
Venues, photographers, make-up artists and vintage cars all book up early. And bridesmaid frocks and wedding dresses always take longer to make/be delivered than you think. You have enough to stress about without being told you've left it too late.
23. Mums
Delegate and ALWAYS get the mothers involved. It's a win all round: you'll have less to worry about doing yourself, the mothers will feel happy and involved in the day plus it might distract them from any intervention into areas you'd rather they stayed out of.
24. Bold and Brave
Be brave with colour – not too wacky, not too bright, but shades that tie in with your theme – something to add a bit more personality and a personal-touch to your Big Day.
25. Make it yours
It's your wedding day after all, don't forget that. Add personal touches that will remind you of that – from your stationery through to your decorations and favours.
26. Get him involved
Include your man in the planning. And find things he will be interested in – odds are he won't care about what napkin linens you choose, but he might be more interested in the bar set up, the photography and DJ.
27. Thoughtful planning
When picking your date make sure you factor in time for any travel arrangements your guests may have to make and look out for the bank holidays too! It will give you (and your guests) a little extra recovery time after all the celebrations.
28. Table Talk
When deciding how to dress up your tables do remember that socialising is part of the evening – so keep your floral arrangements, candelabras and details under 20 inches high, so that guests can view and converse with each other across the table.
29. Enjoy the build-up
I wish I'd allowed myself to enjoy the build-up a little more. Foolishly – but mainly because the wedding was supposed to be a secret – I only took the day before off work. All my friends had said this wouldn't leave me enough time to do the ridiculous pampering that probably makes no difference to the way you look but how you feel you with excitement anyway – and they were right.
30. Are you covered?
Are you covered in case anything goes amiss? If you are worried, you should get insurance. (And even if you aren't worried, you should still get insurance.)
31. Classics
Look for inspiration in unconventional places. You can get inspired by the classics – flowers, decorations, your dress – but why not try something a bit different and take inspiration from films and other non-wedding related places?
32. Weather Warning
Don't, whatever you do, look at the weather forecast. Nothing good can come of it, and what is more: you can't change it. Have a Plan B, but love it as much as Plan A.
33. The name of the game
No matter what you may think, you can't handle everything by yourself – as amazing as you may be. Weddings are major endeavours, so enlist friends and family to help make place cards, tie bows onto favours, and run errands – delegation is the name of the game. Play it!
34. Bridesmaids
When it comes to choosing your bridal party make sure you pick wisely: the work that comes with being a bridesmaid is more than it may seem at first. And don't feel you must choose an equal number of men and women. Loved ones don't come in boxed sets, and neither should your wedding party!
35. Pet Love
Love your pet? There are all sorts of way you can involve in the Big Day – including making them the ring bearer! Or include them in your wedding day pictures – so cute!
36. Sign on the dotted line…
When signing any contract with suppliers check that everything you want is included. And ask at least two people to look at it too – sometimes it takes a fresh pair of eyes to see loopholes!
37. Take it easy
Do you have an enthusiastic wedding helper? If you find yourself disagreeing for the sake of it take a step back and count to ten. Your life will be 10 times easier with their aid, you just need to find out how to work together.
38. Wedding Day Look
Road-test your dress with underwear. You don't want to find that all kinds of underwear can be spotted through your dress on the Big Day. And you don't want to spend your entire wedding day hiding the straps of your bra, either…
39. Party Dress
Remember: you must be able to move in your dress! A body-skimming, silk sheath dress, slashed to the thigh, may be beautiful but it will not be practical. You want to be able to dance the night away, don't you?
40. Be realistic
Think of your shoes and your setting – are they a match made in heaven? Of course, you want to wear champagne-silk Christian Louboutin's, but if you are spending a long time in a grass area – is that really going to work?
41. Dress Shopping
Going dress shopping? Go with your mum or with a close friend who will be honest and will be able to make various appointments with you – that way they can comment on different dresses. If you take more than one person be prepared for a plethora of opinions…
42. Take a Chance
Go for the wedding day look you've always dreamed of but be ready to take advice and give new ideas a chance, too – they could be the key to your perfect look!
43. Rework the traditional
Even if you aren't a traditional bride, it's worth considering wearing a veil. There are lots of different way to wear them and you can add flowers, brooches or hair slides to add a modern touch if you so please. Bring all the elements together to give your look strength and personality.
44. Don't forget the accessories
Don't forget the details: ask the bridal boutiques you visit for suggestions on accessories. Sometimes we can concentrate too much on the dress and forget about the little details that bring it all together.
45. Look Book
Don't want to stick to a single look? Change your accessories throughout the day. A cathedral-length veil can easily be swapped for a quirky birdcage design at the reception.
46. Seductive Lingerie
If you can't indulge in seductive lace for your wedding day then, when can you? Go all out, get the full designs we always covet and succumb to. Agent Provocateur, Damaris, Carine Gilson and Fox & Rose – watch out!
47. Time to adjust
Did you get your dress months and months in advance? With all the stress and wedding worries you might find it doesn't quite fit as it should. Make sure you try it on again beforehand and leave plenty of time for last minute adjustments to be made if necessary.
48. Have spares
Always have spare hairpins with you. You never know when you will need them…
49. Make it natural
Avoid dramatic changes in hairstyle and make-up before your wedding day – you want to feel and look like you on the day!
50. Make like Middleton
Stick with your usual make-up palette. The Duchess of Cambridge didn't deviate from her sultry Smokey eyes just because she was entering to royalty. And if the future Queen of England can do it, why can't we?
51. Sleeping Beauty
A good night's sleep will leave you feeling like you can take on the world. To help you catch those extra zzz's, cut out caffeine and sugar after 2pm every day the week before the Big Day and make your beauty sleep a priority.
52. Bridal Scent
Your hair and make-up matters on the big day, of course. But take time to think about your wedding day fragrance. "Our sense of smell is one of the strongest senses, evoking memories, thoughts and feelings that linger in our minds for years," explains Jo Malone. So, take time to find something that will be distinctive and serve as an olfactory reminder of your wedding day for years to come.
53. Smile Power
You will be smiling a lot on the big day – and nothing like a clean set of pearly whites to show your happiness. Consider having your teeth whitened three months ahead of your wedding.
54. High Street
Don't underestimate the high street – particularly when there is a sale on! Your bridesmaids will appreciate having a dress they can reuse, and you will appreciate the cost.
55. Radiant Skin
Fact: No one is born with radiant, smooth and spot-free skin. But the good news is that – just like corsets and control pants – there are many clever bridal buys to fake your flawlessness. Why not read some of TWESH's blog posts.
56. Family Photographer
Have a back-up photographer. It can be a friend, but it should be somebody who'll dedicate themselves to taking photos. So often the official photographer becomes fixated on the girl in the sexy red dress who wasn't invited but came as somebody's arm candy, while ignoring the relatives who travelled thousands of miles to be there.
57. Magic Flowers
Put little flower posies in the loos – it keeps the magic going in a very un-magical place…
58. Seating Plan
At your wedding breakfast, it is usually better to place guests in particular seats rather than letting them choose their own tables – otherwise the shy and the vulnerable end up sitting alone and feeling miserable.
59. Have breakfast
If you go to your wedding feeling hungry, the chances are you'll develop a huge tension headache. Also, keep hydrated. If you are thirsty that glass of champagne will be drunk as though it were water. And that on an empty stomach is not ideal…
60. Scared you might fall?
Don't worry too much about tripping your way down the aisle – chances are you won't fall. And if you do, you will still have a smiling husband-to-be standing at the end of the aisle waiting to marry you!
61. Guest Party
Try to spend time with all your wedding guests for unforgettable memories of your wedding day…
62. Reserve seats
Block off the front seats at the ceremony for your bridal party and make sure the ushers know where to direct people.
63. Guard your gifts
Appoint someone to collect your gifts and transport them safely home after the reception. This also goes for any hired suits; ask a trusted family member or friend to return these for you while you're away.
64. Schedule your exit
At the reception make sure guests know when you're leaving. If you intend on partying the night away say so, but if you have a getaway vehicle planned it is also nice to let your guests know. That way they can plan their departure too.
65. The Importance of Food
While you're getting ready, don't forget to have lunch (or brunch if you're having a late ceremony), or you risk the reception drinks going straight to your head.
66. Feed your staff too
Don't forget to feed your suppliers too: a hungry DJ won't thank you at midnight! And ask someone to save you a favour and a piece of cake – you want to ensure you get a taste of them.
67. Pre-wedding Jitters
Feeling a little jittery? Relax, it's normal, healthy even. You are just concerned about a lifetime commitment – it's hardly the end of the world – and it doesn't mean you don't want to get married. Acknowledge your nerves, discuss them with a trusted friend, and move on.
68. 10-minute break
On the day have a bridesmaid or the man of honour take you and your new husband aside, so you can just have 10 minutes alone together. Your vows may be the most important part of the day, and despite it being the first day of your lives together you will be surprised how little time you will spend with him on the actual day. This way you can be sure to have a minute to take it all in before the guest-welcoming-and-thanking beings!
69. On-the-day coordinator
Have an on-the-day coordinator so you don't have to worry about all the details.
70. Celebrate
Your wedding day goes by quickly, so make your preparations part of the whole celebration. Really enjoy throwing yourself into every detail and savouring the creative process.
71. Ribbons, ribbons
Take a collection of ribbons with you – in case anything needs a bit of upgrading. A little ribbon can go a long way!
72. Printed paraphernalia
Hang on to all printed paraphernalia such as invites, order-of-service sheets, menu cards, etc. these things become precious mementoes later.
73. Think about the morning
Were you a DIY Queen? Don't forget to think about the next day – the hired crockery, glassware and cutlery will need to be packed and collected. Don't get caught at 9am the next morning unaware!
74. Personal Thank You
Don't forget to thank everyone who took part in your big day. How you do it is up to you – but why not print your favourite bride-and-groom photo and write personal messages to those you want to thank the most?
75. Honeymoon Thoughts
Make time to put together your 'honeymoon trousseau'. I used to love reading about women in Edith Wharton or EM Forster novels going to Paris to 'assemble their trousseau' for the honeymoon (and the start of their married life) and it felt like such an enchanting idea.
76. Destination
Where are you going on your honeymoon? Make sure it is somewhere you both want to go – remember it is meant to be the best holiday of your life!
77. Season Travel
Pick the right destination for the right time. It's no good to be in a beautiful destination if it's the wrong weather – even the most romantic beach in Mexico can be miserable if it's raining all the time – or even worse: mosquito season!
78. Honeymoon Budget
Like all other wedding related-planning, make sure you stick to your budget and plan accordingly. Being realistic is the most important part of planning your honeymoon.
79. Honeymoon Gift List
Instead of asking for pots, pans and blenders – why not get your guests to buy you activities on your honeymoon as gifts? It will give you the chance to do interesting things and open your honeymoon to your friends and family!
80. Beach Time
If you are combining beach and activity or safari, plan some relaxing beach time at the beginning to unwind.
81. Haggle
Be brave and haggle – negotiate with the venue – challenge them on corkage, catering, bedroom packages and room hire – all of which should be flexible in some way. They want your business as much as you want to have your day there.
82. Dear Diary
The night before the wedding and the day after (and throughout your honeymoon, if you can be bothered), write a diary. It's amazing the things you forget that mean so much in a funny way – like the fact that the revered who married us had a small plaster on his index finger that I kept staring at wherever I felt myself getting emotional, or that my six-year-old nephew spilled a glass of red wine down my dress the night before the wedding. In years to come, all those little details will help you form a clear picture of those days.
83. Beware the bridal bore
Ever feel like you wedding day is taking over your life? Don't let it be everything you talk about – you don't want to become a bridal bore!
84. Honeymoon packing
When packing for your honeymoon think of few clothes but plenty of accessories – that way you can pack light but still transform your look to fit whatever happens!
85. Healthy Morning
After the big day, be sure to pack your morning with a healthy breakfast and smoothie to put right all the toxins and excesses of the night before – your head will thank you later!
86. Sparkle Away
Less is more when it comes to a wedding reception, so consider ditching the 30-minute video montage or the fireworks display for something less elaborate. Even a gesture as simple as distributing sparklers at the night's end can charm guests and keep them from feeling overloaded.
87. Don't forget about mum
We all hate staged photos, but make sure you take time to get a snap of just you and your mum – it's a picture you will both treasure forever.
88. Bag it up
Pack a small essentials bag with lipstick, face powder, tissues, nail polish, cash (for tips etc), mobile phone and mints. Ask your maid-of-honour to carry it for you when you can't.
89. Wedding Planning Notebook
Not all of us can afford a wedding planner to sort out the lilies and playlists, but we can all get a dedicated notebook or file to write down all you wedding ideas and inspirations. It is the perfect place to stick in tear sheets from magazines, and print outs from the web. It will help you define themes, colour etc and keep your receipts, contracts and suppliers' phones in order.
90. Modern Flower Girl
Instead of classic posies, pick a beautiful style with a difference to give your flower girls and bridesmaids a modern look. Why not try flowers in a small terracotta pot, a foliage wand or a wreath?
91. Something Borrowed
Generations of brides are always looking to their mothers and grandmothers for wedding-day memorabilia. Let your father or grandfather have a role by making your 'something borrowed' theirs – why not wrap a bow tie around the base of your bouquet?
92. Stencil or Stamp
Do you want something to bring everything together? Consider taking a stencil – incorporate it to your stationery, your cake and decorations, it will gather everything into one beautiful theme!
93. Tear-proof
Wear waterproof mascara. Even if you don't usually. Even if you don't like it. You'll be grateful you did when you start crying for the tenth time in an hour, trust us.
94. Stick to the plan
Have a clear vision of what you want from the beginning and don't keep thinking 'I want that, oh, and that.' Stick to the game plan.
95. Couple Time
Tensions can run high between you and your groom when there's so much work to be done, so plan and make time to spend together without the wedding getting in the way. It's important to remember that you are in it together.
96. Be yourself
Act naturally and everything else will fall into place.
97. Enjoy it
It's easy to get bogged down by dreams of perfection but if you're having a good time and all your guests are too, nothing else matters.
98. Perspective
Not everyone will exhibit perfect, selfless behaviour: your bridesmaids might refuse the position if they don't like the dress you choose, your friend's baby might cry through your vows. Just try to retain a sense of humour and perspective.
99. The Vows
Among all the madness, the table plans, the dress fittings, the family feuds, the tensions and tiaras, there is an oasis of clarity at one point during the event – the vows. Don't worry about anything else, because when you say those words, the rest seems so insignificant.
100. Ask For Help
There's no doubt about it, organising a wedding is a big job. If you need help, ask for it. Have a look at our free TWESH VIP service if you'd like help sourcing suppliers.


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NSA to stop reading certain American emails -- will delete some previously collected messages
The government is supposed to work for the people, but sometimes, it can feel like it is against them. In a democratic country like the USA, where many officials are elected by citizens, you would think this wouldn't be the case, but sadly, it often is. As Edward Snowden revealed in his leaks, the US government has programs where it spies on its own people, doing things like scanning and reading their emails.
Today, the National Security Agency announces -- somewhat begrudgingly -- that it will stop the collection of some American emails that simply mention known foreign targets. It will instead only collect communications to and from the target directly. While this is a big win for the privacy of American people, the NSA is seemingly implying that it could have negative implications for safety. In fact, the agency tries very hard to distance itself from any wrongdoing by making it clear that the reading of these emails were legal and allowed.
The NSA said the following.
Section 702, set to expire at the end of this year, allows the Intelligence Community to conduct surveillance on only specific foreign targets located outside the United States to collect foreign intelligence, including intelligence needed in the fight against international terrorism and cyber threats.
NSA will no longer collect certain internet communications that merely mention a foreign intelligence target. This information is referred to in the Intelligence Community as "about" communications in Section 702 "upstream" internet surveillance. Instead, NSA will limit such collection to internet communications that are sent directly to or from a foreign target.
Even though NSA does not have the ability at this time to stop collecting "about" information without losing some other important data, the Agency will stop the practice to reduce the chance that it would acquire communications of U.S. persons or others who are not in direct contact with a foreign intelligence target.
Finally, even though the Agency was legally allowed to retain such "about" information previously collected under Section 702, the NSA will delete the vast majority of its upstream internet data to further protect the privacy of U.S. person communications.
The changes in policy followed an in-house review of Section 702 activities in which NSA discovered several inadvertent compliance lapses.
NSA self-reported the incidents to both Congress and the FISC, as it is required to do. Following these reports, the FISC issued two extensions as NSA worked to fix the problems before the government submitted a new application for continued Section 702 certification. The FISC recently approved the changes after an extensive review.
The Agency's efforts are part of its commitment to continuous improvement as we work to keep the nation safe. NSA has a solemn responsibility and duty to do our work exactly right while carrying out our critical mission.
The NSA is clearly trying to have its cake and eat it too. On the one hand, the agency is trying to improve its appearance, while on the other, it is making it seem like the stopping of the collection could be detrimental to the country as a whole. In other words, if anything bad was to happen as a result, they could essentially say "told ya so."
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While I appreciate the stoppage and deletion, I would feel better if the tone of the email was more apologetic and empathetic to the American people. After all, we sort of have to take the agency's word that they are stopping the reading of these emails. A more positive announcement could have given us more confidence that we could believe them.
What do you think of this NSA announcement? Tell me in the comments below.
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The hardware researchers carried out the study to figure out various types of vulnerability in the hardware wallets used by cryptocurrency holders inclusion Trezor and Ledger. The demo was held at the Chaos Computer Club Conference where Dmitry Nedospasov, a hardware hacker, reportedly said that he together with his team was able to find three main vulnerabilities in the ledger wallets.
The vulnerabilities were found in the supply chain, the initial stage where the attacker gets access to the device before its owner gets it. Besides, side channel attacks where the hacker attacks the hardware rather than the code; and glitch attacks where the hacker attempts to disrupt the transmission of the data within a device were the vulnerable areas were highlighted by the researchers.
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He also revealed that they used simple antennae in the two most striking attacks which the Ledger didn't recognize the attacks alarming. Commenting on the findings, Nicolas Bacca, CTO at Ledger said through a spokesperson that the scenarios as explained by the researchers does not hold ground and are most unlikely to happen. He further said that the company updates and implements firmware countermeasure to commit to the highest security measures of wallet integrity against the hackers. The company has publicly opposed the claims of the research through one of its blog posts.
Josh Datko, owner of security consultancy Cryptotronix also criticized the findings of the research and said that although it is easy to carry out supply chain attacks, it is really hard to perform at scale. Datko supported his point saying that manufacturers seal the hardware box with a sticker to ensure that when it reaches the customer the seal is safe. A broken seal is a direct sign of tampering. There are many ways the maker tries to keep the consumer informed of any wrong transaction. For instance, the Ledger Nano S deploys an on-device function to safeguard the users from any wrong transaction. The users of the device are required to verify each transaction which helps to keep away the wrongdoers or the hackers. This allows the user to reject any suspicious transaction.
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A crispy chicken burger – a nod, Vailas said, to KFC which used to be on their site – came with pickled daikon, mayonnaise spiked with Korean chilli paste, coriander, mint and lime. It was fine, but not up to the standard of the other dishes and might better have been left to KFC.
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The 20th century saw the growth of Sudanese nationalism, and in 1953 Egypt and Britain granted the Sudan self-government. Independence was proclaimed on Jan. 1, 1956. Since independence, the Sudan has been ruled by a series of unstable parliamentary governments and military regimes. Under Maj. Gen. Gaafar Mohamed Nimeiri, the Sudan instituted fundamentalist Islamic law in 1983. This exacerbated the rift between the Arab North, the seat of the government, and the black African animists and Christians in the South. Differences in language, religion, ethnicity, and political power erupted in an unending civil war between government forces, strongly influenced by the National Islamic Front (NIF), and the southern rebels, whose most influential faction is the Sudanese People's Liberation Army. Neither side has gained the upper hand, and more than an estimated 1 million people have died in battle or from famines and disease resulting from war. Human rights violations, religious persecution, and allegations that the Sudan has been a safe haven for terrorists have isolated the country from most of the international community. On Aug. 20, 1998, the United States launched cruise missiles that destroyed a pharmaceutical manufacturing facility in Khartoum that allegedly manufactured chemical weapons. Sudan has close ties with Iraq, which has thwarted the U.N. inspections of its weapons stockpiles that are thought to include biological weapons. The U.S. contended that the Sudanese factory was financed by the wealthy Islamic militant, Osama bin Laden.
In 1999 international attention has been focused on evidence that slavery is widespread throughout Sudan. Arab raiders from the north of the country have enslaved thousands of southerners, who are black. The Dinka people have been the hardest hit. Some sources point out that the raids intensified in the 1980s along with the civil war between north and south. Since the early 1990s, several international human rights organizations have engaged in the controversial practice of buying back slaves from the traders. Some contend this may inadvertently encourage slavery since slave redemption has become profitable. The anti-slavery organizations counter that in the absence of a political solution, buying back slaves is the only hope for thousands of Sudanese.
In 1969, Col. Muhammad Gaafur al-Nimeiry staged a successful coup. He banned all political parties; numerous industries and banks were subsequently nationalized. In July, 1971, a Communist-led coup attempt was defeated by Nimeiry. The bloody civil war, which had resulted in the death in battle and by starvation and disease of about 1.5 million southerners, was ended by an agreement between the government and the Southern-Sudan Liberation Front (whose military arm was known as Anya Nya) signed (Feb., 1972) at Addis Ababa; under the agreement the southern Sudan received considerable autonomy. Al-Bashir officially became president in 1993. Under his leadership, Sudan continued to support fundamentalism at home and abroad, banned opposition parties, and jailed dissidents. Meanwhile, the civil war continued unabated into the 1990s, devastating the country, killing over a million and a half (mostly of war-related starvation), and becoming the longest war in 20th century Africa.
At this moment, millions of men, women, and children -roughly twice the population of the entire state of Rhode island – are being held against their will as modern-day slaves.
The enslavement of the Dinkas in southern Sudan may be the most horrific and well-known example of contemporary slavery. According to 1993 U.S. State Department estimates, up to 90,000 blacks are owned by North African Arabs, and often sold as property in a thriving slave trade for as little as $15 per human being.
While slavery points to the extremes of human rights abuses in Sudan, for the Sudanese the greatest tragedy is the tremendous suffering caused by a devastating civil war that has raged for 32
of the past 43 years.
Since 1983 an estimated 1.9 million people have died from war related causes. More than four million people, mostly civilians, have fled their homes and are living as displaced people within Sudan or as refugees in neighboring countries. In 1998 alone, tens of thousands of people died of war-related famine and millions continue to face life-threatening food shortages. Human rights abuses continue to ravage the people living in southern Sudan and the Nuba Mountains of Kordofan. These include, among others, aerial bombings of civilian targets, looting of cattle and grain, wholesale destruction of villages, extrajudicial executions, and the abduction of women and children.
Since 1993 Sudan's neighbors Kenya, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia, Djibouti, and Uganda, working through the Inter-Governmental Authority on Development (IGAD), have attempted to mediate a peaceful settlement of the civil war. Faith-based groups have actively worked for peace, and the New Sudan Council of Churches (NSCC) has recently had significant success in seeking reconciliation among conflicted southern non-combatants. The war continues, neither side able to win militarily, yet both remaining committed to military engagement. .


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NEW hospital plans which have divided health experts and residents are set to be approved next week.
A new emergency care centre in Cramlington is being recommended for approval despite objections from local residents.
Northumbria Healthcare NHS Trust wants to build a £75m hospital close to the A19 spine road near Cramlington.
Warnings continue to be made of traffic chaos as a result.
The plans could also put at risk future expansion of Newcastle Airport, where staff say the new site is directly beneath the flight path of planes heading to America, the Dominican Republic, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Health bosses say the site will create 1,000 construction jobs as well as bringing some of the UK's best medical facilities to Tyneside.
The proposals for a specialist emergency care hospital, car park and helipad have been recommended for approval to a Northumberland County Council planning meeting next week.
As part of those plans a new roundabout between the A189 slip-road and the B1326 Lamb Street will have to be built, as well as improvements made to the Moor Farm junction on the A19.
More than 300 residents signed a petition against the new hospital as a result of concerns that existing roads will not be able to cope with the increase in traffic.
There are 60,000 people a year expected to use the site, but council planning officers insist there are robust travel plans in place to tackle the extra traffic problems. Marion Caswell, 65, of Lanercost Park, is one of those speaking out against the proposal. The pensioner said: "I think it is an utter disgrace. The first thing is the extra traffic it will create, not just cars but buses, ambulances, delivery trucks and the helipad.
"Over the last two years the traffic increased here. It has just got worse since I moved here 11 years ago.
"I invited them to come and spend a few hours here so they could see for themselves. It is ridiculous."
Objectors are also worried about the impact helicopters regularly flying across homes after experiencing one landing at Wansbeck Hospital when she was a patient there.
Mrs Caswell said: "You could feel the building moving and shaking."
Hospital bosses said the move, part of £200m wider health plans, would bring lasting benefits to Northumberland and Tyneside. Jim Mackey, chief executive of Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, said: "This will be among the first in the UK to have specialist A&E consultants on site 24 hours a day, seven days a week and specialists from all the main clinical conditions will be on duty during the day and evening and on-call during the night. Alongside the health benefits, the hospital represents an investment of £2.7m per month through the construction period employing, across the lifetime of the build, around 1,000 people.
"Throughout the process of planning the specialist emergency care hospital we have involved the public and engaged with the local community and amended the scheme, where possible, to address concerns.
"The site has been identified following rigorous analysis which confirmed there are no alternative sites which are suitable, available or viable."
Graeme Mason, head of corporate affairs at Newcastle Airport, said concerns remained over the decision to place a new hospital under a flight path. He said: "Our original objection to the proposed hospital was based on noise, safety of air ambulance operations and potential for the hospital to get in the way of the future growth of the airport.
"The first two elements have been resolved via appropriately worded conditions, but the third has not.
"We remain concerned that a hospital in such a location will become a material consideration if we ever plan to expand the airport in the future. It is proposed directly under a flight path – not somewhere we would put a hospital."
Earlier this month 71 doctors united against the proposals, claiming it was wrong to build a new centre which will take resources away from other hospitals, including Newcastle's Royal Victoria Infirmary (RVI).
That letter prompted medics at Northumbria to hit back, saying that three-quarters of people asked about the development in a public consultation two years ago backed the plan.
Clinicians say that it is only likely to treat patients currently receiving care at the trust's existing hospitals – Wansbeck, North Tyneside and Hexham – and that no other hospital in the area could cope with the demand for emergency care from these locations.
Worries over increased traffic
CONCERNED residents have spoken out about their worries over traffic and parking problems which they believe will be caused by the hospital.
Peter Richer, of Beech Avenue, has attended a public meeting about the proposed hospital in East Cramlington and he said his objections were the same as many of his neighbours.
"There will be a lot more traffic going down the Spine Road and the B1326 and the possibility of an increase in noise from traffic, ambulances and helicopters," said 51- year-old Peter, who has lived there since the houses were built in 1997.
"Parking is a big issue for residents around here and the general feel of the place, people buy places here because it is a nice place, we have fields, trees and horses and nature reserves," added the self-employed auditor.
But after public meetings with representatives from the health trust, Mr Richer said he did not feel satisfied with their answers.
"Our objections would have been clear to them, I do not think they had clear factual answers ready," he added.
"There are reasons for people being skeptical."
Family caught in the middle
THE Povey family have followed the proposals for the specialist emergency hospital for two years.
Henry and Margaret Povey bought a plot of land at Orchard Garden, Lanercost Park, 14 years ago and built a bungalow there in 2003 in which to bring up their two teenage sons.
It is beside their home that the proposed hospital is to be built and if plans go ahead the family fear their home will become a roundabout with access roads surrounding it.
"We are in the middle of the access roads," said 44- year-old Margaret.
"The roads here are small and were not designed to carry a huge capacity of vehicles. We are concerned about safe access," she added.
Mr Povey, 46, said the experience had been a headache for the family.
"At the end of the day even if we did not live here we would be against it for a lot of reasons. People who live in Cramlington know the roads in this area are bad.
"We are not against the hospital in itself, we are concerned about the planning issues," said Mr Povey, who runs a wholesale plant nursery business from home.
'It will cause a parking problem'
MANY residents do not object to the idea of a hospital itself but are worried about the impact it will have on their lives.
William Batley, of Lanercost Park, opposite the proposed development, believes the proposal could create problems for traffic on the estate.
"It will create problems for traffic on the road and getting out of the estate could become a hazard and obviously risk of access comes in too," said the 67-year- old who used to work for the ambulance service.
"We have to have hospitals, it is unfortunate it is in our backyard, I do not object to it but the parking situation and the problems it may cause with traffic coming on and off the estate," he added.
Cyril Hill, also of Lanercost Park, raised issues with builders and staff from the hospital parking on his doorstep.
"Once they start building I do not want any builders parking their cars on this estate or any form of wagon.
"I would also like a notice put up on the estate that no one is allowed to park here," said the 72-year-old.
"But I am resigned to the fact that it is going to be built," he added.


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A blog that had previously been about random things but is now about my writing course and also there are book and film reviews as well as reviews on my baking and restaurants I have been to and anything else that might pop into my brain :)
Hello and welcome to my Little Willow blog, well welcome to those who might stumble across it anyway as I have yet to give this address to anyone :) I thought I might try and see how I get along with just writing in it first. It's all a lot of random stuff, but hey, hopefully there'll be something interesting for people
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Not just lamps, but real designs of light are the proposal of Foscarini, a pioneer in the field of lighting that, among its product lines, also proposes a co-branding with Diesel.
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This week was a bit tougher, maybe not running wise but I had a very hectic week at work which involved too much sitting on trains and meetings. Long days of traveling also made it difficult to get enough sleep. I haven't been able to squeeze in any stretching or strength exercises this week but I'm very pleased that I could fit in the running days according to plan. All the sitting made the legs a bit heavy and stiff at the start of each run but I warmed up pretty quick and after a little while running (run/walking 3/1) was easy and I felt strong.
Tuesday: I celebrated my 53rd birthday with a 53 minute run on the narrow paths. I had a very good time and ended up with 7.55 km even though the plan said less running but I thought I'd cut back a little on the other days of the week to compensate - little did I know.
Thursday: The first really warm and summer like day and I got the chance to run a bit earlier than usual in the afternoon. Even though the temperature was a bit too high I couldn't resist to go running in the sunshine. First run in shorts for the season. I ran smaller loops not too far away from home with my winter white legs in bright contrast to the marine blue shorts. I had such a great time that I kept adding loop after loop until I finally, after a 9 km run, arrived at home.
Sunday: The plan said 14.1 km and I decided to run a loop that I thought would be around 15 but after 5-6 km I realized that I was wrong and that I would have to run much longer to get back home again. I tried a few shortcuts even though running shortcuts in an area you're not familiar with can turn out even longer. I managed to decrease the distance a little but ran longer than intended for the third time this week. Distance for the week ended up at an (for me) amazing 33.05km/20.5miles. I've also surprised myself with a really good pace and a feeling of being strong. All in all a great week.


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My love affair with Blackout Poetry began with Victor Vale. To date, I think I've created over 100 of them. The majority were e-books because I couldn't find it in me to destroy a physical book. This obsession only rivals that of my obsession with characters of supernatural powers. And the group of villains in this series is one that is worthy of the X-Men universe caliber. Victor Vale, in particular is one of my faves. He's right up there with Thanos. The best kind of villains are the ones that make you question whether or not their hearts are in the right place. And therein lies the rub. I straddle the fine line between wordless wonder and seething contempt for their predisposition to play gods.
This sequel's driving force is, simply put, revenge. Victor and Eli's saga of trying to kill each other continues. Even if Eli has been imprisoned in a lab, being experimented on by an equally deranged scientist, his every waking hour is dedicated to getting out and finding Victor again so he can exact his revenge.
Victor, on the other hand, while living free, is sidled with a crippling illness from which he couldn't find a cure. Reanimating his body apparently has a side effect. His bouts of blacking out was becoming increasingly frequent. His failure to find a cure means the body count for dead EOs are climbing. But in the periphery of his mind remains Eli, his arch nemesis. He knows he's still out there, plotting the exact same thing.
Besides the usual suspects, we've got an EO with the ability to turn anyone or anything to dust with a single touch. Her evolution from a doting housewife to a mafia godfather to becoming one of the most feared EO started when her own husband tried to burn her alive. Revenge is best served in a bowlful of dust. And that's exactly what Marcella did to all those who wronged her.
Her path of destruction crosses with two other EOs whose abilities will help her take over the city. One is a shape shifter; the other, a shield. In a short time, Marcella and her little crew of menace became notoriously famous and public enemy number one. But there's one organization who will exploit an alliance just for the purpose of catching Victor Vale and his cohorts.
As per usual, Ms. Schwab developed a crew of complex and highly interesting characters. They're the ones that forces a reader to examine their stance on the whole good vs. bad thing and be conflicted on whether their weaknesses are their strengths and vice versa. Eli remain staunched in his belief that the EOs that he helped create are an abomination that the world needs eradication. In the meantime, Victor is ridding them one by one but for mostly selfish reasons. So while I loved, loved Victor in the first book, he was purely suspect in this one.
Marcella was a character that I loved and hated in equal measure. While I applaud the addition of an avenging woman in this novel, I didn't like how quickly she let power get to her head. But boy, was she fun to watch. I enjoyed seeing her turn her enemies into dust and plot to take over the city of Merit. Though her methods were hella dubious, in my opinion.
I loved this sequel and I hope there'll be more. I loved the familial dynamics between Victor, Sydney, and Mitch. It's about belonging and finding a place to exist that one can accept – whether that be with others or on your own.


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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - At least one projectile was launched by North Korea and based on initial information it appeared to be similar to previous short-range missiles fired by Pyongyang, a U.S. official said on Friday, speaking on the condition of anonymity.
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Khadim Al'Hassan has a heavyweight practice in crime. He regularly appears before the English and international courts and tribunals, and advises on issues of jurisdiction.
Khadim provides specialist advice and representation in all areas of criminal law. His strength lies in his wealth of experience and knowledge as well as a commitment to effective case management, rigorous analysis of the relevant law and procedure, and meticulous attention to detail.
He is regularly instructed in cases involving serious organised crime and serious sexual and violent offences arising out of complex investigations, including disclosure and public-interest immunity.
Khadim is regularly asked to provide second opinions on cases and advice on appeals.
Khadim is well-known for his skilled tactical advice and first-class advocacy, and is very client-focused. He has a solid understanding of the wider issues arising out of cases. He is highly regarded and very approachable
Notable cases
A small selection of cases in which Khadim has appeared:
- R Naveed Mohammed & Others (Att. Gen ref, 8, 9, 10 of 2002) 2003 1 CR. App. R (s) 57 – Honour-based kidnapping where a community order sentence was appealed by the Attorney General and refused.
- Naiz ali & Others – Hawala Banking and £180m money-laundering fraud, trafficking criminal monies around the world and cuckoo-smurfing
- Brookes & Others – Terrorism offences arising out of the heckling of John Reid MP.
- Dogar & Others (Oxford grooming case), Central Criminal Court – Leading case on s.41 and life sentence in grooming of young vulnerable children in care.
- R v Adewale & Another – Match.com internet-dating fraud case.
- Venables & Olojugba – £600k NHS dental-practice fraud relating to alleged overcharging for work not carried out.
- R v Shah Jahan & Others – Election fraud involving postal voting in Birmingham. S106 notices, 'banana-republic shame'.
- R v Koubari & Others – £21m importation of class-A drugs, Southampton.
- R v Hussain & 11 Others – Conspiracy to murder.
- Majid Hussain & Others – Money-laundering the proceeds of criminal activity of others; acquitted.
- Victoria Jackson (2015) – Cash-for-crash and money-laundering.
- Sean Thompson – The Sheffield ' Xbox murder' by a young man who had just signed up to play for the Blades.
- Sen Ba Trinh – Cultivating cannabis throughout the North using a team of gardeners.
- Zaheer Ahmed – blackmail of a local politician and threats to family members abroad who had to be flown to the UK.
- Abdul Rauf – 'The Rochdale Grooming case', involving vulnerable young girls in the care of the local authority.
Daily updates
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Contact Khadim's clerks
Andrew Thornton on 0113 213 5202
Rebecca Wilson on 0113 213 5203
Hannah Dempsey on 0113 213 5211
Elaine Foster-Morgan on 0113 213 5217
Khadim Al'Hassan is part of a PI, industrial disease and medical negligence team which prides itself on strength in depth, consistently representing claimants in cases ranging from modest claims to catastrophic injuries.
On issues of quantum and appeals, Khadim advises clients internationally before the Privy Council where countries of the Commonwealth have retained it as the final court of appeal.
He also advises and appears before the First Tier Tribunal and the Upper Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber), and the Administrative Court throughout the country.
Khadim is well-known for his skilled tactical advice and first-class advocacy, and is very client-focused. He has a solid understanding of the wider issues arising out of cases. He is highly regarded and very approachable.
Notable cases
- Essau Hoodan – Privy Council appeal from Trinidad & Tobago (personal injury) – Successful appeal from the Court of Appeal involving ruling on adverse findings of credibility
- Re: H (a minor) (Adoption: Non-Patrial) 1997 1 WLR 79 – Judge's discretion and ruling that adoption in breach of immigration control upheld on appeal to Court of Appeal.
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Khadim Al'Hassan defends medical cases before the respective professional disciplinary bodies for doctors, dentists, pharmacists, nurses and midwives. He also advises on licensing laws; in particular, premises licences and taxi licences.
His expert knowledge and formidable advocacy skills are drawn from over 2 decades in courts, committees and tribunals at every level and description and around the country.
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