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As was apparently first noticed by Noam Elkies, 2016 is the cardinality of the general linear group over the field with 7 elements, $G=\mathop{\rm GL}(2,\mathbf F_7)$. I was mentoring an agrégation lesson on finite fields this afternoon, and I could not resist having the student check this. Then came the natural question of describing the Sylow subgroups of this finite group. This is what I describe here.
First of all, let's recall the computation of the cardinality of $G$. The first column of a matrix in $G$ must be non-zero, hence there are $7^2-1$ possibilities; for the second column, it only needs to be non-collinear to the first one, and each choice of the first column forbids $7$ second columns, hence $7^2-7$ possibilities. In the end, one has $\mathop{\rm Card}(G)=(7^2-1)(7^2-7)=48\cdot 42=2016$. The same argument shows that the cardinality of the group $\mathop{\rm GL}(n,\mathbf F_q)$ is equal to $(q^n-1)(q^n-q)\cdots (q^n-q^{n-1})=q^{n(n-1)/2}(q-1)(q^2-1)\cdots (q^n-1)$.
Let's go back to our example. The factorization of this cardinal comes easily: $2016=(7^2-1)(7^2-7)=(7-1)(7+1)7(7-1)=6\cdot 8\cdot 7\cdot 6= 2^5\cdot 3^2\cdot 7$. Consequently, there are three Sylow subgroups to find, for the prime numbers $2$, $3$ and $7$.
The cas $p=7$ is the most classical one. One needs to find a group of order 7, and one such subgroup is given by the group of upper triangular matrices $\begin{pmatrix} 1 & * \\ 0 & 1\end{pmatrix}$. What makes things work is that $p$ is the characteristic of the chosen finite field. In general, if $q$ is a power of $p$, then the subgroup of upper-triangular matrices in $\mathop{\rm GL}(n,\mathbf F_q)$ with $1$s one the diagonal has cardinality $q\cdot q^2\cdots q^{n-1}=q^{n(n-1)/2}$, which is exactly the highest power of $p$ divising the cardinality of $\mathop{\rm GL}(n,\mathbf F_q)$.
Let's now study $p=3$. We need to find a group $S$ of order $3^2=9$ inside $G$. There are a priori two possibilities, either $S\simeq (\mathbf Z/3\mathbf Z)^2$, or $S\simeq (\mathbf Z/9\mathbf Z)$.
We will find a group of the first sort, which will that the second case doesn't happen, because all $3$-Sylows are pairwise conjugate, hence isomorphic.
Now, the multiplicative group $\mathbf F_7^\times$ is of order $6$, and is cyclic, hence contains a subgroup of order $3$, namely $C=\{1,2,4\}$. Consequently, the group of diagonal matrices with coefficients in $C$ is isomorphic to $(\mathbf Z/3\mathbf Z)^2$ and is our desired $3$-Sylow.
Another reason why $G$ does not contain a subgroup $S$ isomorphic to $\mathbf Z/9\mathbf Z$ is that it does not contain elements of order $9$. Let's argue by contradiction and consider a matrix $A\in G$ such that $A^9=I$; then its minimal polynomial $P$ divides $T^9-1$. Since $7\nmid 9$, the matrix $A$ is diagonalizable over the algebraic closure of $\mathbf F_7$. The eigenvalues of $A$ are eigenvalues are $9$th roots of unity, and are quadratic over $\mathbf F_7$ since $\deg(P)\leq 2$. On the other hand, if $\alpha$ is a $9$th root of unity belonging to $\mathbf F_{49}$, one has $\alpha^9=\alpha^{48}=1$, hence $\alpha^3=1$ since $\gcd(9,48)=3$. Consequently, $\alpha$ is a cubic root of unity and $A^3=1$, showing that $A$ has order $3$.
It remains to treat the case $p=2$, which I find slightly trickier. Let's try to find elements $A$ in $G$ whose order divides $2^5$. As above, it is diagonalizable in an algebraic closure, its minimal polynomial divides $T^{32}-1$, and its roots belong to $\mathbf F_{49}$, hence satisfy $\alpha^{32}=\alpha^{48}=1$, hence $\alpha^{16}=1$. Conversely, $\mathbf F_{49}^\times$ is cyclic of order $48$, hence contains an element of order $16$, and such an element is quadratic over $\mathbf F_7$, hence its minimal polynomial $P$ has degree $2$. The corresponding companion matrix $A$ in $G$ is an element of order $16$, generating a subgroup $S_1$ of $G$ isomorphic to $\mathbf Z/16\mathbf Z$. We also observe that $\alpha^8=-1$ (because its square is $1$); since $A^8$ is diagonalizable in an algebraic closure with $-1$ as the only eigenvalue, this shows $A^8=-I$.
Now, there exists a $2$-Sylow subgroup containing $S_1$, and $S_1$ will be a normal subgroup of $S$ (because its index is the smallest prime number dividing the order of $S$, which is $2$). This suggests to introduce the normalizer $N$ of $S_1$ in $G$. One then has $S_1\subset S\subset N$. Let $s\in S$ be such that $s\not\in S_1$; then there exists a unique $k\in\{1,\dots,15\}$ such that $s^{-1}As=A^k$, and $s^{-2}As^2=A^{k^2}=A$ (because $s$ has order $2$ modulo $S_1$), hence $k^2\equiv 1\pmod{16}$—in other words, $k\equiv \pm1\pmod 8$.
There exists a natural choice of $s$: the involution ($s^2=I$) which exchanges the two eigenspaces of $A$. To finish the computation, it's useful to take a specific example of polynomial $P$ of degree $2$ whose roots in $\mathbf F_{49}$ are primitive $16$th roots of unity. In other words, we need to factor the $16$th cyclotomic polynomial $\Phi_{16}=T^8+1$ over $\mathbf F_7$ and find a factor of degree $2$; actually, Galois theory shows that all factors have the same degree, so that there should be 4 factors of degree $2$. To explain the following computation, some remark is useful. Let
$\alpha$ be a $16$th root of unity in $\mathbf F_{49}$; we have
$(\alpha^8)^2=1$ but $\alpha^8\neq 1$, hence $\alpha^8=-1$. If $P$
is the minimal polynomial of $\alpha$, the other root is $\alpha^7$,
hence the constant term of $P$ is equal to $\alpha\cdot
We start from $T^8+1=(T^4+1)^2-2T^4$ and observe that $2\equiv 4^2\pmod 7$, so that $T^8+1=(T^4+1)^2-4^2T^4=(T^4+4T^2+1)(T^4-4T^2+1)$. To find the factors of degree $2$, we remember that their constant terms should be equal to $-1$. We thus go on differently, writing $T^4+4T^2+1=(T^2+aT-1)(T^2-aT-1)$ and solving for $a$: this gives $-2-a^2=4$, hence $a^2=-6=1$ and $a=\pm1$. The other factors are found similarly and we get
We thus choose the factor $T^2-T-1$ and set $A=\begin{pmatrix} 0 & 1 \\ 1 & 1 \end{pmatrix}$.
Two eigenvectors for $A$ are $v=\begin{pmatrix} 1 \\ \alpha \end{pmatrix}$ and $v'=\begin{pmatrix}1 \\ \alpha'\end{pmatrix}$, where $\alpha'=\alpha^7$ is the other root of $T^2-T-1$. The equations for $B$ are $Bv=v'$ and $Bv'=v$; this gives $B=\begin{pmatrix} 1 & 0 \\ 1 & - 1\end{pmatrix}$. The subgroup $S=\langle A,B\rangle$ generated by $A$ and $B$ has order $32$ and is a $2$-Sylow subgroup of $G$.
Generalizing this method involves finding large commutative $p$-subgroups (such as $S_1$) which belong to appropriate (possibly non-split) tori of $\mathop{\rm GL}(n)$ and combining them with adequate parts of their normalizer, which is close to considering Sylow subgroups of the symmetric group. The paper Sylow $p$-subgroups of the classical groups over finite fields with characteristic prime to $p$ by A.J. Weir gives the general description (as well as for orthogonal and symplectic groups), building on an earlier paper in which he constructed Sylow subgroups of symmetric groups. See also the paper Some remarks on Sylow subgroups of the general linear groups by C. R. Leedham-Green and W. Plesken which says a lot about maximal $p$-subgroups of the general linear group (over non-necessarily finite fields). Also, the question was recently the subject of interesting discussions on MathOverflow.
[Edited on Febr. 14 to correct the computation of the 2-Sylow...]
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But I am not sure that I would like this as much in white, and I would need to think in order to make the shape more swingy-- or should it stay straight? Too much to think about. I just want to cast on and do it. Plus, in looking at other knitter's results in Ravelry, I can see that fit is absolutely crucial in this design. Again, too much to think about, especially since the fit is kind of unconventional ; that is, should it meet comfortably in front or not? I will knit this eventually, but not in Merino Style. I think I would like it better in Berroco Ultra Alpaca.
Meanwhile, while I am waiting for my shipment of RYC yarn from Angel Yarn in the UK, I got this book in the mail: This is a new (and expensive) book of patterns from the world's best knitting designer, Kim Hargreaves, shipped to me very speedily from Yarnzilla in Minnesota. And guess what? While watching the Colin Firth version of Pride and Prejudice on PBS, what should jump out at me but Mrs. Darcy:
Hard to see from this photo, but this is a squarish moss stitch jacket with a simple fold back collar, waist shaping, and a flounce at the bottom which goes longer at the back. Below the jacket is a scan of my tension square which gets the stitch gauge perfectly. So I cast on for this last night, while watching Colin Firth.
In the interest of completeness and full disclosure, I should note that I have substituted a wool yarn for cotton. Normally I don't like to do this, but I can't see how this jacket could not work out in wool. The elastiticy of the stitch work would probably make the cotton behave more like wool anyway (I hope).
Wraps Per Inch: Now I come to the main subject of this post, What is DK? I was flummoxed by the difference in size between Merino Style DK and RYC Cashsoft DK. They were so different knitted up that I wondered why both were called DK. I have a special wraps per inch (wpi) measuring stick, so I measured both yarns and found that the Knit Picks yarn measured 11 wpi and the RYC 12 wpi. Does this difference mean that one is DK and one is not?
Ravelry thinks so. According to their chart, the RYC at 12 wpi is sport weight and the Knit Picks at 11 is DK. But the chart that comes with my measuring device says different. According to this chart (which is from Nancy's Knit Knacks), the RYC is DK (12-14 wpi), and the Knit Picks is worsted (9-11 wpi). To further compound the confusion, three online sites all agree that the RYC (at 12 wpi remember) is worsted and the Knit Picks would be between worsted and bulky. According to them, there is no DK. (Wool Festival, Spinderella, Elizabeth's Fiber and Yarn Store)
Now I thought that wraps per inch was the most accurate way to measure yarn thickness. But I guess not. In measuring for myself, I also saw that the results could be skewed by wrapping a little looser or a little tighter, although I tried to do it perfectly. I am, however, willing to call the Knit Picks DK because it knits up at the right gauge for Mrs. Darcy, which calls for a DK weight Rowan yarn. In stockinette, the Knit Picks also comes to a DK weight, 5.5 stitches per inch on # 6 (rather than #5) needles. I just think that Knit Picks Merino Style is a little horsey. As such it does have the substance needed for this design.
In conclusion, I would say that yarn measurement cannot be exact. I know that the important thing is getting the correct gauge, but I would still like a way to measure. Actually, I like the Nancy's Knit Knacks chart best because it gives a range of measurements for each weight, giving you an idea of the yarn size, but not exactitude. And that seems to reflect the reality.
A Book and a Tip: The audiobook I am currently listening to while I knit is The All True Travels and Adventures of Liddy Newton by Jane Smiley. This is set in the Kansas Territory in the 1850s, before the Civil War, where abolitionists and Southerners came to battle over whether or not the new State of Kansas would be a slave state. The narrator is a 20-year-old woman from Quincy, Illinois who met her Northeasterner husband as he came through Quincy on his way to Kansas with a load of contraband rifles to aid the abolitionist cause.
I do not normally read historical fiction (although I don't hate it at all), but I like Jane Smiley, who is an amazingly eclectic novelist, taking up all kinds of subjects. She is a wonderful and versatile prose stylist, but she is weak on plotting. I have liked her novels, but haven't been able to quite finish some of them. This one is weakly plotted as well, but the action is interesting in itself. I hope to finish it.
Here is a little tip for knitting lace by Cheryl Oberle. I like lace patterns in words rather than charts, which are hard for me to read. To make a bunch of words easy to follow, the author suggests writing each line of knitting on a separate card and flipping the cards to follow the pattern. It works great for me. I am using it with the Kimono Shawl, which I am still working on.

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After my post last week I spent some time this week focusing on researching Montessori scope and sequences. In the process I stumbled across several excellent resources for teacher's manuals, products, free printables, scope and sequences, and more. I thought for my own sake, as well as anyone else looking for some guidance, I would create an annotated bibliography of sorts. I figured to make it more manageable I would break it up into a series of posts each one with a different type of resource. The list is by no means exhaustive and if you have a favorite resource feel free to post it in the comments. I am especially glad to have found the teacher resources as that is the area where I feel least prepared to follow Montessori principles.
Obviously I haven't actually put all of the resources into practice or even read each material cover to cover, so I can't give them ringing personal endorsements. However I think if you are looking for places to find information these would be good places to start and would be worth taking the time to see if you are interested. If nothing else, it may give you peace of mind that there are materials out there to help you.


text: Yes, it has been a little stressful of late. I found my bin of cotton yarn and decided to take out some of my nervous energy on knitting needles. Nothing too complicated, although I would like to find a cute fish dishcloth pattern. I have been making a few dishcloths on size 6 needles, mostly just garter stitch or seed stitch because I love the texture. Once in a while I will make some Ballbands. Love that pattern. Then I switch to size 9 needles and two strands of cotton yarn to make some garter stitch potholders. 24 stitches make a good size. I throw all of the new cloths in the washer and dryer and they come out nice and soft and absorbent. I have lots of little odds and ends colors left so I tie strands together, willy-nilly, and let the knot show. I think it adds more texture and scrubbing power! I have found that most of the dishcloths I made a few years ago, when I discovered the simple joy of making endless squares, have started to fade quite a bit and a few holes are there. Good time to put the old ones in the rag pile and fill the drawer with some new color. I also found a crochet afghan that has a pretty good start to it so I have added a few rows on that. My children get worried when I start piling up the knitted squares. Jerilynn


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We will take Dustin to an ear and nose specialist this afternoon to make sure everything is okay. Dustin still have this stuffy nose and it affects his ears. The last time we went to the Doctor, the Doctor said he has a little bit of an ear infection. He didn't give him an antibiotic instead he can use the nasal spray until his nose cleared up. Yesterday, I am kind a worried because when he woke up in the morning, his right side of his neck below his ears is swolen. So I was thinking maybe because he lays down on that side more that's why he got the cramps. When I was checking it, there's a little bump in it, he has swolen glands. So before lunch after I went grocery, I went to their school to check him out and see how his doing but he seems fine. He said, he feel okay and not feel the pain at all so I guess its not that bad. So today, the kids still sleeping and I will wake them up in about an hour and will get ready to go to the doctor for Dustin check up at 11:00am.
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The Agricultural Revolution
--The Agricultural Revolution took place during the 17th and 18th centuries in Europe.
--Peasants and artisans had about the same standard of living as in the Middle Ages.
***Most people battled hunger and lacked sufficient clothing and decent housing***
--Agriculture had changed little since the Middle Ages.
***80% of western Europe's population were famers***
***Agricultural output was very low compared to modern standards. ***
The Medieval open field system was predominant in Europe.
--failed harvests occurred once or twice a decade, on average resulting in famines.
--people were malnourished, making them more susceptible to disease.
--Science was essentially a branch of theology and had no real application in agriculture.
--18th century agricultural reformers wanted to improve agriculture.
--Agricultural changes during the 18th century were possible due to Enclosures.
--The Agricultural reformer, Viscount Townshend, invented the Norfolk Rotation.
--The two crops that Townshend supported the use of was turnips and clover.
--Jethro Tull invented a seed drill.
--Robert Bakewell became famous for selective breeding.
--Bakewell hoped that by using selective breeding, he would get better wool and meat.
A strict hierarchical system emerged:
--a few landowners (gentry) dominated the economy and politics
--strong and prosperous tenant farmers rented land from the large landowners.
--some small peasant farmers owned their own land
--a huge number of peasants became wage earners on farms or in the cottage industry.
Struggles between landowners and peasants occurred:
--game laws were passed on behalf of landowners whereby any animals on owners' vast lands could not be hunted for food.
--peasants who were without food would risk severe punishment if they were caught hunting for food on an owner's land.
Enclosure did not spread significantly to western europe
--France did not develop enclosure as national policy and after the 1760s peasants in the provinces strongly opposed enclosure.
--Eastern Europe did not see fundamental agricultural changes until the 19th century.


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I'm supposed to be writing my paper right now. Instead, I decide to procrastinate even more by writing. Will this help me finish my paper? Probably not...but oh well.
Do you ever worry so much about a person and their well-being that you just get sick of it all?
Sick of having to worry about whether they are making good decisions, smart choices. I worry too much, I know. Everyone tells me that. I'm too motherly, I'm overly-sensitive, I worry too much, I'm too emotional. Truth be told, that is just me. I can't help it--trust me, if I could change it, I would indefinitely. I focus on issues too much--I play and replay conversations in my head until I go nuts with all of the possibilities.


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Tuesday, June 6, 2017
hanging out
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Hoi Bill, zou de was daar echt drogen.ReplyDelete
Groet kees.
Uma secagem ecológica.ReplyDelete
Um abraço.
Autografos Futebol
Those washing lines look very professional to me and so the shed behind. Is it belonging to a house or is it something else?ReplyDeleteReplies
This belongs to a house. I pass this house on the way to the community garden.Delete
It will dry soon in this lovely weather.ReplyDelete
Há que aproveitar o sol que é barato e ecológico.ReplyDelete
Um abraço e boa semana.
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
O prazer dos livros
Makes me always happy , to see the laundry drying in the wind. I still do so.ReplyDelete
...something that I rarely see today.ReplyDelete
The best way to dry the laundry! Fun shot, Bill!ReplyDelete
& there were no unmentionables on view either!
Lol. Love it!ReplyDelete
Living up to the Paris Accord. :)ReplyDelete
Love the image. Years ago I found a blog that had photos of laundry on outside lines, gathered from all over the world. I loved it but unfortunately lost the link, never to recover it again. This photo is unique among those I have seen.ReplyDelete
laundry day! i bet they smell so good!ReplyDelete
When I was growing up, I always loved that fresh air smell from clothes dried in the sunshine.ReplyDelete
Nice play on words in this one.ReplyDelete
Any spot will do!ReplyDelete
Reminds me of my childhood. Great capture, Bill!ReplyDelete
Your title is so clever, Bill. And the capture even more so.ReplyDelete
That's not something you see around here very often, although our neighbor does dry her clothes on a clothes line sometimes. Most everyone has dryers now, though.ReplyDelete
It is always nice to see this. It's a flashback to older times.ReplyDelete
The clothes when drying outdoors smells very good.ReplyDelete
Nothing quite like clothes that have dried on the line. Hung a few out myself, today.ReplyDelete
Nice picture! Hanging clothes out to dry used to be one of my chores when I was a kid.ReplyDelete
Best use of solar energy!ReplyDelete
I like all the different lines, and the colours are good too.ReplyDelete
Fresh, line-dried laundry smells better than any fabric softener or dryer sheet! :-)ReplyDelete
Wot! No knickers Bill 😀ReplyDelete


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I was reading the blog of one of my favorite fabric sellers on etsy today and she's doing this project improve!
It seemed like a lot of fun so I joined too.
you can click on the widget on my sidebar.
Turns out this person is actually in common threads which is the online quilting bee that Lynn is a part of... what a small world. ^_^
I'm part of the blue/green group. Yay!
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|GT race at Circuit Zolder
|ITR-man Claus Larsen takes Team Lindberg Optik to Belgium
Claus Larsen had the opportunity to accompany the Lindberg Racing team to the old Zolder Grand Prix circuit in Belgium for the FIA 30th Historic Grand Prix.
The track is situated in central Belgium between Brussels and Maastricht and has been updated recently with new pits.
The danish racing team arrived in several trailers and an ex-DTC full-length trailer. They entered two DeTomaso Panteras and brought three Lotus Elans as well as the Renault-Alpine of Claus Bjerglund.
The Panteras qualified 2nd and 3rd on the grid, only topped by a very rare Elva GT, but did not start due to the lack of rain tyres.
The Elans fought well and one of the cars even ruined two engines due to over-revving during practice. The second engine was hastily brought in from Denmark over-night!


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Your hotel can either make a vacation great or ruin one. A costly hotel room means you can't afford other "extras" on the trip, for instance. Continue to read to learn how you can find the best value for what you need and that you can afford.
You can enjoy a romantic dinner in your room by calling room service. This will cost you a little extra, but the convenience it provides is worth it.
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As you read earlier, paying too much for a hotel room can take money away from other areas of your trip. Use this article to help make sure you find the right hotel room that doesn't break your wallet and ruin your trip. As you make your plans for any trip, remember what you have learned here.


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The State Board of Education is interviewing the final three candidates on Wednesday to become the next state school Superintendent. Current Superintendent Mike Flanagan will retire from the post at the end of June. Among the candidates being considered for the position is Scott Menzel. He serves currently as the Superintendent of the Washtenaw Intermediate School District. He has also been a superintendent for 13 years at various schools districts, and helped oversee the merger of the Ypslianti-Willow Run School Districts. He tells WDET's J. Carlisle Larsen why he wants the job.
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The Jack City Blues Band attracted the attention of Creedence Clearwater producer Russ Gary, who is also the musical producer of several television sitcoms. This meeting led to an original recording project at the House of Blues Studios in Los Angeles where hit albums from such artists as Stevie Ray Vaughan, Keb 'Mo, The Wallflowers, among many others, have been recorded.
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The latest Ashbourne recruit to the Sherwood Foresters to have 'died a soldier's death' was Lance Sergeant Stevenson.
Stevenson, who was 31, had worked at the Foster Brothers' fishing tackle works in the town before joining up in November 1914.
He was sent out to France in August 1915, the Ashbourne Telegraph reported, and had seen 'a great deal of heavy fighting'.
In a letter to his parents in Union Street his Captain wrote:
"He was killed in action whilst taking part in a successful enterprise against the enemy. He did the work entrusted to him thoroughly and well and died a soldier's death, doing his duty nobly. His body was brought back to our lines by his comrades, and he will be buried in a British Military Cemetery. We shall all miss him dreadfully in the company where he was a great favourite with all, always doing his work in a quiet and efficient way."
News, too, of the death of Lance Corporal Frederick Thomas French, from an old-established Ashbourne family. French, who was 28 and serving with the Leicesters, had previously worked for T Edge of Dig Street. He left a wife and young child.
Yet another soldier from the district was reported as having been killed in action. Private Fred Hall warranted just three lines in the Brassington district news. It stated simply that he had been killed and was the son of Fred Hall of Harboro Farm.
There was more detail of the injured Bombardier Fred Dakin of Osmaston. Dakin, who was serving with the Royal Field Artillery, had received shrapnel wounds to his lower left leg on November 1. His wife had received a letter from Lieutenant CG Woodward informing her that her husband was in hospital in France and was doing 'fairly well', having lost a lot of blood.
The paper detailed his training after joining up in March of 1915 under the Lord Derby scheme. He had previously worked at Osmaston Manor.
"He has undergone some thrilling experiences on the West Front and has had one leave home,"
the correspondent wrote.
Harry Mills of the Machine Gun Company of the Scottish Rifles was awarded the Military Medal for conspicuous bravery. The commendation stated:
"When his officer was knocked out by a shell this NCO immediately assumed command, showed great energy and determination. Throughout he displayed the greatest enthusiasm and cheerfulness, and set a fine example of hard work and endurance under all circumstances, which was followed by men who showed great confidence in his leadership."
Sergeant Mills was the son of Mr and Mrs T Mills, formerly of Ashbourne, who had had two other sons serving in the Army. They too, had a remarkable story.
Both Victor and Oswald Mills had been injured during the battle of the Somme and were repatriated to England, where they met for the first time in seven years – in hospital – Oswald having been in Australia at the outbreak of war.
Victor Mills was in 1917 guarding German prisoners, while his brother had returned to Australia having been invalided out of service.
One of Ashbourne's major employers had taken out a notice in the Ashbourne Telegraph to counter allegations that the company was supplying milk to Germany.
"It has come to the knowledge of the Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Company that rumours are being circulated that the company is sending Condensed Milk to Germany.
"There is not a shadow of foundation for such rumours and the company is endeavouring to trace them to their source, and hereby give notice that proceedings will be taken against any person found to be originating or repeating such untrue and libelous statements.
"In the interests of justice and fair play the company, which is largely supplying the Army and Navy and Allied Forces with its production, invites the assistance of anyone who is able to information which will enable the company to take steps to publicly clear its name from such gross accusations."
This was not the first time Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Company had been embroiled in rumour and intrigue. Earlier in the war there had been allegations that the company was German-owned and had had to write to the paper to rebut the potentially damaging accusation. On that occasion questions were asked in the House of Commons.
A public meeting had been called in Ashbourne under instructions from the Minister of Food as part of the Food Economy Campaign.
Ashbourne (Urban) Food economy Committee had taken an advertisement urging every household to be represented at the meeting in the Town Hall at 8pm on Tuesday, November 20.
The Ashbourne War Agriculture Committee had applied for 45 German military prisoners to work in squads on the land.
- My fellow researcher and former De Montfort University colleague John Dilley is conducting a similar real-time project with the Market Harborough Advertiser. Check out his Newspapers and the Great Warblog


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Box Hopper
Status - Released
Admittedly done as a joke and an test of an ad driven game, this game took a weekend to complete. Around the Flappy Bird phenomenon, I wanted to see what a simple, ad driven game could do. So I came up with the simplest idea, and just threw ads in it, around a fairly poorly designed freemium model.
That being said, I still learned a lot from the project and I'm glad I tried for that "quick buck" of a dumb idea freemium game. Maybe one day I'll go back to it, fix some gameplay issues and put actual art in... then again, maybe not.
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text: By Michael Hirtzer CHICAGO, June 19 (Reuters) - Chicago Mercantile Exchange lean hog futures fell over 2 percent on Tuesday, giving back gains notched in the previous session on broad selling across commodities amid fears of trade wars with importers of U.S. products including China and Mexico. A decline in U.S. cash hog prices late on Monday also weighed on the futures market when trade resumed on Tuesday. Traders were bracing for retaliation from China after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened more tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods. China has already slowed its imports of U.S. pork and other goods including soybeans while Mexico, the top buyer of U.S. pork, earlier this month said it imposed tariffs on some pork cuts. "The whole trade issue is a disaster," Archer Financial Services analyst Dennis Smith said. U.S. pork packers expanded operations in recent years, in part to cater to new international demand from China and elsewhere. Now they were facing potentially reduced exports that could leave larger domestic stockpiles of hogs and pork. CME July hogs settled down 1.850 cents at 81.875 cents per pound and most-active August hogs off 1.700 cents to 77.725 cents. The U.S. Department of Agriculture after the futures market closed said cash hogs in the biggest market of Iowa and southern Minnesota were 67 cents higher at $83.50 per cwt. Prices on Monday had dropped by 70 cents to $82.83, prompting futures selling. Live and feeder cattle futures rebounded from earlier declines to turn higher, lifted by technical buying and positioning ahead of USDA's monthly Cattle on Feed report due on Friday. Analysts polled by Reuters expected the USDA to show 11.470 million cattle were on feed as of June 1, or 103.4 percent of a year ago. Cattle placements in May were forecast at 95.6 percent of a year ago, or 2.026 million cattle. A drop in placements could suggest slightly fewer cattle available to beef packers later this year. Most-active CME August live cattle were up 1.250 cents to 106.425 cents per pound and August feeder cattle up 0.650 cent to 149.625 cents. (Reporting by Michael Hirtzer; editing by Diane Craft)


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A company that invested millions in the slogan, "Just do it!" hires a guy to be their spokesperson, and now they are thinking of firing him because he was just doing it with every ho who could afford a boob job.
Now, it seems that Tiger was associated with a doctor,who was busted at the border with Human Growth Hormone in his medical kit. Tiger admits that he received treatment from the doctor to speed recovery from a knee injury, but he denies that he received any performance enhancing drugs. Even Tiger's harshest critics agree that there is no reason to doubt him.
When golf tournaments are shown on TV, they interrupted it every 15 minutes to broadcast a commercial for Viagra or Cialis. Personally, I think Tiger could have a real future in being the spokesman for a performance enhancing drug.
I'm just saying…
… tell 'em Big Mitch sent ya!
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They stare at, apparently nothing, when you are speaking,
And they don't seem to listen or hear,
And you feel very much ignored.
In the middle of a sentence,
Or concert…or play…or meal…
They suddenly whip out their pencils and scribble down a word or two.
And if you love them, you feel hurt,
And sad…and blind…or deaf…
Because you don't really comprehend the things they do.
They can rhapsodize for hours about things that never were,
That won't happen…that can't happen.
Things that simply cannot ever be.
And you're surprised that, because they love you,
They are hurt, and they feel alone;
Since it is you who cannot see…
All the wondrous wanderings of their imagination
As it skims over life…as it refashions people.
As it manufactures magical things.
They're involved in the miraculous miracle of creation.
In their made-up worlds,
They are the queens and kings.
It is to these worlds that they extend an invitation.
And with an artist's elation, it is you that they invite.
To view their paintings…their sculpture….their poems…their plays.
Their work of arduous hours and days.
Their music…their operas…their choreography.
And how they envision their dream-life to be.
They spend more time alone, it's true.
Than average people do.
And they don't seem to need your love,
Quite as much as you would like them to.
But it's because they are, who and how they are…
That you'll give them all you've got to give.
You'll be there when they need you.
You'll love them, and you'll understand.
That you…you are the great receivers.
When you give, you get back many fold.
From the artists…
From the Makebelievers.
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Episcopal Chief Finally Gives Clarity On Homosexuality
Williams said, while homosexuals should be welcomed into church, the practice should not be seen as normal. (Actually the Episcopal Church in the USA goes even further in its aberrant applications of culture and sees homosexuality not merely as normal but virtuous.)
The chief of the Anglican Communion said, "I don't believe inclusion is a value in itself; welcome is. We don't say, 'Come in, and we ask no question.'"
In other words, homosexuals should be welcome into the church just as alcoholics, drug addicts, ex-convicts, adulterers and fornicators should be welcome in to the church. But the church has the obligation to bring such people to a place of understanding and believing that such behaviors are sinful seeking to change accordingly.
Paul wrote under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit in 1 Corinthians 6 saying, "Do not be deceived; neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor effeminate, nor homosexuals, nor thieves, nor the covetous, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor swindlers, shall inherit the kingdom of God. And such were some of you; but you were washed, but you were sanctified, but you were justified in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ, and in the Spirit of our God."
The head of the Episcopal Church continued, "I do believe conversion means conversion of habits, behaviors, ideas (and) emotions." Bingo!
Our church welcomes homosexuals as well as all the other sin categories spelled out in the Bible. If we didn't, we'd have one big empty auditorium. But we also teach God's wisdom on those areas of life and conduct and through the power of His working within us, He cleans us up. But before He can clean anyone up, they have to see what is truly "dirt" and have the desire to be cleaned up.
So, way to go Rev. Williams. Finally some truth for the remaining faithful Episcopalians who still believe in a bible that is authoritative and true.
At the end of the day though, I see a split in the American Communion and it will be a good thing.


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CyberCash Looks to Capitalize on Affiliate Marketing
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Electronic payment pioneer CyberCash Inc. Tuesday invested $7 million in Commission Junction, looking to capitalize on the growth of affiliate marketing on the Internet.
The companies also announced plans to integrate CyberCash's InstaBuy one-click shopping service with Commission Junction's network of affiliate sites. InstaBuy supports one-click shopping on e-commerce sites by allowing consumers to make a purchase through a banner ad rather than having to click through to reach the merchant.
Commission Junction has a group of more than 85,000 affiliates. Internet merchants can choose the affiliates that will reach their target audience. The fee merchants pay is based on the number of sales that come from affiliates. The program is free for affiliates. Merchants pay a one-time fee of $795, put $250 in an escrow account to cover commissions and agree to give affiliates 20 percent of their total commission.
Lex Sisney, co-founder and president of Commission Junction, said the combination of Commission Junction and CyberCash will spur the growth of affiliate marketing. One of the most successful current examples of affiliate marketing is Amazon.com.
Sisney said his service strengthens affiliate marketing by making it easier for merchants and affiliates to work together. Both sides can also track the effectiveness of their programs through real-time statistics on every sales lead and transaction. That data is also aggregated into a monthly report sent to both affiliates and merchants.
Nancy Goldberg, CyberCash's executive vice-president, said the Internet's greatest advantage is also one of its biggest weaknesses: Although consumers are always only one click away from any Internet commerce site, the consumers are also always no more than one-click away from that site's competitors.
"The key to commerce on the Internet is two-pronged: consumers and merchants. Our mission is to make business easier between these two principles," she said.
The system will be available to CyberCash and Commission Junction merchants and affiliates by early in the fourth quarter.


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How Vitamins And Minerals Help You Every Day
For a healthy mind and body, your body needs certain amounts of vitamins and minerals. Eating a healthy diet filled with a variety of fruits, vegetables and other healthy foods is a great start. However, you may need vitamins supplements to reached the recommended amounts. Read on to learn more about getting the nutrients you need.
If you are feeling like you need a bit of a boost you need to increase your vitamin intake. Vitamin C not only aids in fighting off infection, it also gives you additional energy by supplementing what you may be lacking. The main reason we feel less than ideal is that we are deficient in vitamins and minerals.
Coenzyme Q-10 is used to treat heart and vessel conditions, including angina, congestive heart failure, diabetes, gum disease and high blood pressure. This potent formula strengthens immune systems and increases energy. Patients can get the substance naturally in seafood and meat; however, most prefer to take a Coenzyme Q-10 supplement.
As adults, we all know how important vitamins and minerals are to our diets but what about our children? Despite the energy they often have, they are burning away what the body needs to promote health and fight off infection. Remember to give your child vitamins in order for them to maintain good health during the growing years.
The two easy ways to get vitamin D are drinking milk and getting outside in the sun. If you don't go in the sun much or don't drink much milk, think about a vitamin D supplement. Vitamin D is important for your bones and it keeps them strong.
If you're someone that wants to take gummy vitamins for kids, you may need to take more than just one. Adults need a higher dosage of vitamins than children, so taking one will not be enough. Don't err on the side of excess as this can be detrimental.
Have you ever noticed that despite working out, taking your bodybuilding supplements and eating healthy that you tend to get sick more frequently than others who don't break their back to promote a healthy body? Try adding more of the essential vitamins to your supplement doses. You are burning far more fuel than others thus more deficient in these vitamins and minerals so you need to consume more than the average http://www.prescript-assist.com/products/ person.
Vitamin B9 is an essential vitamin for women. It will reduce high blood pressure, prevents heart disease, and helps reduce memory loss. Orange juice, eggs, melons, dark green vegetables and strawberries are all great foods that have high levels of vitamin B9. Many vitamin supplements are formulated for women with extra concentrations of B9.
Vitamin E is a fat soluble vitamin that is found in wheat germ, eggs, poultry and vegetable oils. Vitamin E can be used to treat cardiovascular issues, including chest pain, high blood pressure and hardening of the arteries. It can also help prevent certain types of cancers. The easiest way to ensure you receive the nutrients you need is to take a vitamin E supplement.
Not all multivitamins are created equal. In fact, you need to be checking to ensure that the list of vitamins and minerals included in the multivitamin account for 100 percent of your daily allowances. Therefore, you are ensuring that website you are getting all the essential nutrients that you should be getting from a multivitamin.
It's easy in these hard times to eat cheap food and not worry about getting the proper nutrition. Grab a few bottles of primary vitamins to ensure that you are getting what you need to fight off colds and allow the body to convert fat to energy.
Vitamin B12 is used to treat pernicious anemia, multiple sclerosis, Lyme disease, tinnitus, liver and kidney disease. This potent vitamin prevents memory loss, in patients suffering with Alzheimer's disease. This potent vitamin can be taken in supplements, shots or in the food you eat to protect against IBS, heart disease and diabetes.
Juicing is very popular these days, and it is a great way to consume healthy fruits and vegetables. Many people add a powdered vitamin and mineral supplement to their juice drink to create a healthy breakfast smoothie they can enjoy every day. This drink is not only very healthy, but also helps increase energy levels.
Vitamin K helps the blood to clot, keeps the bones strong, and relieves itching. Application of vitamin K to the skin helps remove scars, bruises, spider veins and stretch marks. Additionally, applying vitamin K topically can treat rosacea. However, too much vitamin K can be harmful if you suffer from kidney or liver disease.
Vitamin B3, also known as niacin, is found in B complex supplements, meat, fish, eggs and cereals. This vitamin has been used to treat high cholesterol, dizziness, migraines and other circulation problems, Deficiencies in Vitamin B3 causes aggression, dermatitis, edema, insomnia, mental confusion, diarrhea, weakness, dilated cardiomyopathy and even death.
Don't forget your children! Kids need supplements just as much as adults do, so be sure to pick up a natural, sugar-free option for them to take every day. If you have kids who are picky eaters, they need the vitamins even more than anyone else, so pick something they're willing to chew on.
If you are dealing with stress or anxiety, consider taking a B Vitamin supplement. Not having enough B1 can leave you feeling irritable and tired. Increasing B2 and B3 can reduce the amount of anxiety you feel. A B12 deficiency often manifests itself as anxiety as well. You can find all the B Vitamins you need in a B-Complex supplement.
If you are looking for good heart health, vitamin B6 is something you should be considering increasing in your diet. You can find it in organ meats, such as liver, or in eggs, fish, bananas and legumes. You can also get it in supplement form, which could potentially be easier for you.
Always consider how different vitamins work together. Calcium is best taken at a different time of day than other supplements so that it does not interfere with how the other nutrients are absorbed. Vitamins E, C, and A are best absorbed when taken with a meal that contains some fats.
When you have issues with high blood pressure, talk to your doctor about taking calcium and magnesium supplements. They have been shown to reduce blood pressure and lower your risk of coronary heart disease. A simple multivitamin paired with a healthy diet can leave your heart healthy long into the future.
When you aren't feeling great, the time has come for you to try something new. Vitamins and minerals may be just what the doctor ordered! Using this advice, you are prepared to ensure you have good health well into the future, so give it a go right away and feel better!
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Link to Satanic Yearbook Foundation Declaration of Etiquette.
For the purposes of academic reference
this website was last amended 21 / 1 / 2018
The idea behind The Satanic Yearbook is to create a comprehensive listing of organizations, bands, publications and other groups who would be established to represent religious Satanism and similar secular groups as an international underground of religious orientation. However, the current situation is that, whilst we already have a number of entries given to publish, we currently do not have enough to publish as a hard copy listing, as was the initial intention. The nature of this document already put together to publish means that the website that you have accessed here will be concurrently updated as we have new information to add to this website, with the published version of The Satanic Yearbook planned for publication once we have enough documentation to be able to do so. The Satanic Yearbook still campaign towards this eventual goal. For the purposes of academic reference, should this be necessary, this listing of groups involved will be concurrenently updated as we obtain new entries, and this should be considered the current date that this document has been last updated.
A large part of the established religious representation of Satanic religion uphold a belief that the productive nature of such religion is that it is disorganized, fragmented, and quite chaotic in terms of the large number of smaller groups representing a larger movement. A large number of the people who we have contacted in organizing our project have clearly stated that they do not want to be represented by our project for this reason. However, this is not a statement of absolute belief, and a perspective stands that this view should not stand against a group such as The Satanic Yearbook Foundation organizing on our own terms to represent what we see as being a Unified Religion of Darkness. Whilst we respect both of these views on justified terms, those who would like to support our statement, and who would like to issue a statement to represent their personal faction of a greater Satanic religion, can read through our stated policies on such representation as discussed with work that we have published online:
ENTRIES FOR BLACK METAL ZINES. This link is to a written statement regarding our representation of black metal zines and similar underground publications who might stand to represent black metal bands and Satanic religion as representation as published as zines, as well as any small scale publishers representing Satanism or black magick. This includes zines published on any level, from photocopied zine publications to other more upmarket publications representing black metal or other representations of Satanic religion. Whilst this link properly represents where The Satanic Yearbook Foundation stand regarding this issue, and representation as such, people should consider themselves welcome to e-mail us if there are any questions or anything more to discuss whilst representing this issue. This link includes access to our webform whereby people can openly issue a statement to represent small scale publishing projects.
ENTRIES FOR SATANIC ORGANIZATIONS. All Satanic organizations are welcome to issue statements to The Satanic Yearbook to represent their projects, and this is the first statement put forward by our group. This link describes exactly where The Satanic Yearbook stand in relation to representing such religious orientation, and if such groups might have any further issues to discuss, they should consider themselves welcome to contact us through e-mail. This link includes access to a webform whereby people can openly issue a statement to represent their project.
ENTRIES FOR UNDERGROUND BLACK METAL / DEATH METAL PROJECTS. It is likely to be the case that the largest amount of groups contacting us to issue a statement for publication with our listing will be underground black metal / death metal projects. The Satanic Yearbook Foundation respect such groups as being independent parts of the greater religion of Satanism, and we respect this as an individual part of the movement. As long as such an underground band are representing any religious perspective to promote the Satanic (with a number of other secular views represented) then they should consider themselves welcome to issue a statement to our group. This link also includes access to a webform whereby people can openly issue a statement to represent their project.
The Cult of R'Lyeh on Earth. As a separate statement, The Satanic Yearbook Foundation are a smaller part of the religious Cult of R'Lyeh on Earth. The Cult of R'Lyeh are a small scale New Religious Movement who believe that there is one statement of absolute religious truth, which can be clearly defined as relating to The Necronomicon as our perspective of one religious truth. Under this definition we argue a moral justification for the Worship of Satan as one part of this defined truth. Those who would be interested in following this religious idea further are welcomed to read up on our definition of one religious truth, and this seperate website includes information whereby people can get in touch with this seperate perspective if they should want to chase this project up further..
DISTRIBUTION. As well as organizing our project on the biggest terms possible to run this project to represent Satanic religion as one mass part of one global religion (as we've already discussed), The Satanic Yearbook Foundation are also established to distribute as much published literature and so on, as is possible, in order to represent such Satanic religius groups. We operate an open door policy on this basis, and if anyone who would consider themselves as representing the religious views as discussed by our group, should feel free to send bulk amounts of such work for international distribution, to our current postal address, which is:
The Satanic Yearbook Foundation, Tim Thompson, 471 Caledonian Road, London N7 9RN, UK.
firstname.lastname@example.com As a concluding issue, The Satanic Yearbook Foundation are an openly run religious organization, setting out to emulate the tactics of the subversive movement in order to promote what we see as being one singular religious truth. In operating an open door policy regarding this issue, we openly issue this as our e-mail address for any reason, on the basis that anyone who might be interested in supporting our project in any way should feel free to do so. Under certain circumstances we also invite people to circulate this as our main point of contact, on the basis of supporting a Unified Religion of Darkness.
This website and related links are the work and therefore the intellectual property ofTim Thompson
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Vashikaran specialist in Surat:- Vashikaran is a secret science of attraction that gives you complete instructions on the person you want to control. This action is done with the help of powerful mantras and mechanisms. Vashikaran has been widely used in the form of technology to solve the problem, but this concept is not new. In fact, it was thousands of centuries ago, where the sages used to worship deep meditation and specialization in this Vidya. Vashikaran was always used with good intentions and not injuring anyone. There is no other than our Vashikaran specialist in Surat who holds the prestigious name in this area. He is a skilled professional who works with complete dedication for providing satisfactory services to the customers. Astrology is an ancient science that is using very well in modern life.
Vashikaran specialist in Surat:- Astrology is based entirely on the foundation that there is a relationship established between the events of astronomy and the human world. There are many cultures that attach such importance to heavenly bodies in the form of stars and planets and believe there that the planet controls the life of a person. The Vashikaran specialist in Surat who is providing future speech and prophetic services, which are using this knowledge of astronomical events. He said that the word of astrology is considered as a horoscope system which provides explanations for various events in a person's life. He puts every effort, he can afford to get rid of their problems but some problems need help to specialist.
Vashikaran specialist in Surat:- In science, astrology has been rejected because there is no scientific explanation or argument in it. Astronomical objects that affect the life of creatures on Earth, there is no specific movement or position. The Vashikaran specialist in Surat predicts future predictions based on the position of planets, moons, suns and other angels, which is used at the time of the birth of a person. Astrologer is derived from Latin astrology meaning that stars have an account. It holds different meanings in different cultures. Strongly believe in the effects of planets that are determining the destinies of a human being. He stated that Vashikaran is one of the most popular and powerful technique in this world or in entire world.


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"There is no sincerer love than the love of food"
- George Bernard Shaw
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A classic breakfast from Maharashtra poha (rice flakes) are a staple from houses to small carts that sell them on street corners. A healthy and light breakfast to get you going... Enjoy!
sunflower oil- 2 tbsp
potatoes cut into small cubes- 1 each
mustard seeds- 1 tsp
cumin seeds- 1 tsp
green chilli chopped- 1 each
curry leaves- 5-6 leaves
onion cut into small cubes- 1 each
turmeric- 1 tsp
poha thick (rice flakes)- 100g
salt- to taste
coriander leaves chopped- 1 tbsp
coriander sprigs and roasted peanuts- garnish
1. Soak the poha in water for 10 minutes, rinse and strain.
2. In a pan heat sunflower oil and cook the potato cubes till golden and set aside in a tray layered with paper towel and sprinkle some salt.
3. In the same pan crackle black mustard seeds, cumin, curry leaves and add the turmeric powder and a teaspoon of water to prevent the turmeric from burning.
4. Add the chopped onion and sauté till translucent 1-2 minutes. Continue adding the poha and mix well.
5. Cook for two minutes stirring continuously. Season with salt.
6. Garnish poha with fresh coriander sprigs, and roasted peanuts.
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Paying too much for a vehicle can mean that you have to increase your sell on price in order to create a certain margin which can mean the vehicle will sit on your forecourt for longer before it is sold.
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Review of Punjabi film Rupinder Gandhi the gangster..? staring Dev Kharoud and Kul Sidhu. Directed by Tarn Mann
Review: RGTG tells the story of Rupinder Singh who wanted to become a football player but due to certain circumstances which happened in his life, he decided to go on a path which involved crime in the eyes of the law but service in the eyes of the needful people.
This film marks the debut of Tarn Mann as writer and director. Tarn Mann went on to make a biopic on the life of Rupinder Singh but in order to include more events of his life, he sacrificed on the screenplay of the film. A not so good screenplay spoiled what could have been a good story to tell.
Dialogues of the film were witty and provided laughter at certain points. Youth audience – the main target audience of the film enjoyed the dialogues as they could re-connect those with their own selves. Overall, in the writing department it's the screenplay which lets the smooth transition of the film down.
Also the ending was left abrupt. As soon as Gandhi is killed by the goons, the film ends. The director did not care to tell about what happened to the Gandhi Group, what about the narrator who was telling the story to the youth in jail. Also one more thing which I didn't like about the film that it promoted lots and lots of alcohol consumption. One one side we are telling our youth to stop the consumption of such things and on the other hand films promote such things.
Coming to the technical department, we can understand that there wasn't sufficient budget made available but we have seen many low budget films out-perform in Bollywood because of the brilliance of the technical team. But not here. Director Tarn Mann and his team have done just about an average job here. Right from the choice of shots to the camera angles. Also the editing I felt wasn't smooth enough.
Coming to the performances, Dev Kharoud has done an excellent job as Gandhi. I feel he's a fine actor and should be given more chances in future. Kul Sidhu – was she even there in the film? Yes, she had 3 reaction shots and one scene with about 3-4 dialogues and she was the main lead!
Rest of the star cast which was pretty unknown did a descent to average job. A special mention for the guy who played Bhola. He was quiet brilliant. I think his real name is Jagjeet.
Overall, RGTG is a watchable film for the youth audiences especially the college going audiences. It could have been better had he screenplay been good and crispy enough to hold the film tighter.
Ratings: 2.5/5


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Today's blog post comes from Bex Williams.
The Singularity University asked some of the teenagers who attended the Exponential Youth Camp (XYC) how they would design the future of education.
They came up with six key areas:
- Make it about ME – personalise the learning
- Lets DO things – project based and hands-on learning
- Don't ditch me in an online course
- Be my coach – teachers facilitate and guide the learning
- Teach me relevant skills- not just content
- Foster a growth mindset
Here is the link: 6 tips for the future of education from Singularity Youth


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Episode 55: False Finishes Count Anywhere
This week it's a jam-packed episode as we discuss the debut of Lucha Underground, Rollins vs Ambrose in the Cell, Wyatt vs Ambrose, Why wrestlers need to lose, Dolph Ziggler, Vince Mcmahon's micro-management, Lesnar vs Cena III and much more!
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Summer Days in Tbilisi, Georgia
There's so much to like about Georgia.
In the capital, it's almost as though time stopped thirty years ago.
The restaurants serve delicious, affordable homemade fare. Bottles of locally-sourced red wine can be bought for less than five dollars. Coffee shops have live music. The kids play soccer on the streets and artists perch their easels on the footpath. There are no big shiny shopping centres, fast food outlets or commercial brands ,and everything is sold, bought and bartered at the markets.
But visiting Tbilisi isn't just about going back in time. It's also about experiencing a wonderful city that, chances are, nobody you know has ever been to. In fact, ten dollars (make that ten Georgian Lari) says that when you tell your friends you're going to Georgia they will respond with something along the lines of 'Great! America is nice this time of year'.
Exactly why Tbilisi - and Georgia as a whole - has remained a great big secret is one of life's great questions. Despite being less than three hours away from continental Europe and the Middle East, the country has never received the volumes of tourism that one would expect.
Part of the issue could be related to the fact that the Georgia was at war just eight years ago, when Russian forces invaded large pockets of the country, claiming the north-eastern regions to be theirs. Despite this battle having been fought and won, (largely by the Georgians, who regained control of their villages) it takes decades for a country to attract tourism once again. Nonetheless, with a budget European airline recently setting up shop in Kutaisi, a city located conveniently in the centre of the country, I'm sure Georgia won't remain a secret for long.
Upon arriving in Tbilisi, the first thing you'll notice as a tourist is that, well, almost nobody speaks English. Despite a significant recruitment drive by the Georgian government to recruit foreign English teachers to work in the country's secondary schools, it was always a matter of playing catch-up. The young people are competent conversationally, but if you're expecting to have an in-depth chat with the older locals, you're going to be out of luck.
But don't let that deter you. Georgians, truly, are some of the most friendly and open-minded people on the planet. They will smile, laugh, and welcome you into their homes. The old-school nature of Tbilisi hasn't been lost on its residents, who - if you let them - will take you in as one of their own. For this reason, Airbnb and homestay options are terrific choices when staying here. If you get the chance to have a traditional Georgian meal cooked for you, you're in for a treat.
Another pleasant observation is that generally, people leave you alone. If you've spent time travelling through tourism-heavy cities like Paris, London, New York, Berlin or Beijing, this will come as a welcome change. There are few beggars, and shop assistants won't force you to buy their wares. And more importantly, the chances of getting scammed, tricked and ripped off here are slim. The whole country is incredibly safe, and sensible travellers will make it through unscathed.
The food and wine in Tbilisi is simply extraordinary, and better yet, it's cheap. But what is Georgian food exactly, you ask? Heavily influenced by their middle-eastern and european neighbours, you'll find plenty of pastries and meat dishes. My favourites included the khachapuri adjarula, which is a pastry filled with cheese, and an egg cracked on top, but I also loved their own version of the dumpling, called a khinkali. Also, look out for the churchkela, which consists of walnuts, carefully soaked in leftover grape juice from the wine harvest. They can be found everywhere, mostly hanging from shop windows - you can't miss them. These specialties, plus cheap and affordable locally-sourced wine, will keep most travelling foodies occupied for at least a few days.
The climate is typical sub-mediterranean, with Tbilisi's surrounding mountains protecting the city from the harsh middle-eastern temperatures, but also paving the way for plenty of snow in winter. If you're lucky enough to visit the capital in summer, expect something between 28-35 degrees celsius.
Of course, if you're heading outside Tbilisi, things can change quickly. If you're thinking of travelling to the north - say Mestia, or even further into Ushguli - make sure you bring a jacket. These towns are among the highest in Europe, and even in summer temperatures can drop into single-figures.
If you're here for a few days, there are a few unmissable things that you just have to do.
On the first day, consider climbing the fortress in the centre of town, which, in addition to giving you some geographical bearings, will also delight you with a spectacular view over the old and new parts of the city. And if you're exhausted by the time you reach the top, there's even a sky-rail to take you back down again. The cost is 3 GEL, or $1 USD.
Once you've done that, make sure you take a wander through the old town. In my opinion, these narrow, stone-laid streets put Prague and Paris to shame! There's just so much to look at, and plenty of opportunities to take photos. Keep your eyes peeled for the discreet underground wine bars, dotted throughout the inner suburbs. Flip a coin and pick one. You won't be disappointed.
And if you've got time, wander to the eastern part of the town, where you'll find a daily market, selling all sorts of wares, from photography gear to oil paintings, swords and books. You can spend endless hours here during the warmer months.
You won't be disappointed with Tbilisi. The city is a cosmopolitan, lively capital that delivers an explosive cultural hit. The more popular tourist cities across mainland Europe could learn a lot from observing Tbilisi's subtle charm.
Although the war is well behind Georgia, the country admittedly is still working hard to establish its own identity. From a traveller's perspective, it isn't immediately clear exactly what Georgia stands for yet, but the country truly does do a lot of things well. It's safe, clean, affordable and the people are lovely.
So, if you're thinking of somewhere different for your next adventure, consider Georgia, and start off in its bustling capital of Tbilisi. As one of the locals described, Georgia is 'the balcony of Europe', which makes it something you absolutely have to see at least once.


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text: ISIL fighters, who have taken large parts of Iraq's territory, have pledged to move on to Baghdad. In response, the government has fortified the capital city, but many people there are worried about the sectarian tension as the fighting gets closer. Al Jazeera's Jane Arraf reports from Baghdad. SOURCE: Al Jazeera Middle East Iraq


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To Start
Written with only the 500 most common words in the English language
We only have so many letters
with which to produce
a common language.
When we use big words
to try and teach,
we only govern.
For example:
there is power
when cities plan
on a map.
Where streets lead.
Where schools
are and are not.
Where green food
can be found
and eaten.
The same is true for words
we do or do not use
when we speak.
Sound is nothing
short of music, each vowel
a spell to learn.
The more simple
a song, the more people
who can sing together
and fill a room
with the force of
a ready voice.
Oh, I speak slow
like the start
of a story.
I speak like a hand
following each
line of a book.
I speak like thousands
of years ago, my mother's
family tree just took off—
a bird, small enough
to find the power
of travel in wind.
And a world
was made
of their voices.
I have tried
to follow that earth
like a light
left on in a house
where a door sits
possible and open.
Kieran Collier is a Boston based writer and educator. He is the author of When the Gardener Has Left (Wilde Press, 2015) and This to You (Beard Poetry, 2016). His work has been featured in the anthologies MultiVerse: A Write Bloody Superhero Anthology and Again I Wait for This to Pull Apart, as well as multiple online and print journals. His favorite color is orange. .


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Advice on how to make a good presentation
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We have to share with you news of an incredible nature, horrific: it is that peace on Earth is impossible.
How can i be peaceful when i have no way to feed myself, or my children. Ask the man searching for a way to life : how can i be peaceful if i cannot find a job? As the man that lost everything in the credit crises.
How can i be peaceful if i have nowhere to sleep? Ask the family that lost their house in foreclosure during the recent credit-crises and the events that crashed the money markets.
How can i be peaceful if i have no way to pay my debt? Ask the man trying to get his salary to fit his expenses: how can i be peaceful when i see people with money where i have none and no way to get money.
Ask the man looking at the rich and famous, driving in beautiful cars and beautiful homes and living off the slave labor of the people with no hope.
Peace will never exist until these people have what will give them peace, those that has got food, a job, a home, the ability to pay their debt= live in peace and the only fear they have, is losing the peace they have. Now this peace come to them in a very peculiar way: to get peace through money.
To make sure that you keep what you have I suggest: give to those that don't have what you have = give to them money: equal money. Then they can have what you have and then they have peace as well. After all: you've got peace, because you've got money. An equal money system will accomplish this and bring peace on Earth.
Any person that is really interested in peace on earth should listen to the common sense of this message – and soon to rise from the ashes of this world, will be a new democracy: a one man one vote focused political party will join the arena in this world, the Equal Life Party with a simple, simple agenda: equal money to all of humanity from birth to death, so that there can be peace on Earth. Because after all it is proven beyond the shadow of a doubt: Money gives Peace.
Therefore: to attain peace: let's give money to all, and all will have peace. Because when debt ends = fear ends. Equal money will bring an end to fear in the world and we will have everlasting peace. Join the Equal Life Party and do research in common sense to the message that Jesus started 2000 years ago, where he said: give and you shall receive.
And so the equal life party will give and practically live the message of Jesus. After all, we are "here" in the name of the love of Jesus, which is Equality.
Ps: this is about the message of Jesus, we do not hold the believes of Christianity or any other religion in this world.
Peace on Earth is Impossible
24 March 2010