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Combining expertise in higher education, college access, student support, community development, curriculum design, academic research and information technology, the Degrees of Change staff team is uniquely positioned to help communities and colleges build partnerships that help students succeed and communities thrive.
Alyson Atwater
Alyson earned a dual degree in Education from Whitworth University. She worked as the Act Six Site Director in Spokane, WA before joining the Degrees of Change team in Tacoma. Alyson started as an Admin and has since transitioned into the role of Alumni and Events Manager. As an Act Six alum herself, she is eager to engage with the broad alumni network to help build stronger communities.
Kelly Bay-Meyer, Ph.D.
Trained as a political scientist focused on education politics and direct democracy in Latin America, Kelly returned home to WA in 2010 to give back to her local community. She taught courses in research methods and social justice at Seattle University before serving as Senior Research and Evaluation Officer at the College Success Foundation. She holds a doctorate in Political Science from Brown University.
Lauren Brown
Lauren Brown is the Development Associate for Degrees of Change. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts from Northwest University and was a part of Cadre 6. As a Tacoma native, she is grateful to be able to serve her home community. And as someone who is passionate about encouraging growth and development, she is eager to be a part of the Degrees of Change team.
Francisca Chau, M.Ed.
Francis is an Act Six alum from the third cadre at Gonzaga University, where she completed a dual Bachelors of Arts in Criminal Justice and Sociology. She served as the Act Six Program Supervisor for the Spokane area for three years before transitioning to Degrees of Change as the Program Operations Manager. She holds a Master's Degree in Higher Education from Central Washington University.
DJ Crisotomo, M.P.A.
DJ Crisostomo is the Ready to Rise National Director where he supports college persistence, success, and leadership efforts for Degrees of Change. DJ earned his BA from Pacific Lutheran University and his MPA from The Evergreen State College. His professional and civic experience has centered on supporting scholars and their families make informed decisions about their futures. As a proud Chamorro and first-generation graduate, DJ carries with him the legacy of his family and ancestors.
Marquise Dixon, M.A.
Passionate about college access and success, Marquise serves as the Act Six National Director where he provides the primary leadership for the Act Six national network, ensuring that it holds true to its original mission and maintains its exceptional outcomes. Marquise brings a unique skill set to the position, pulling from his experience of college admissions and student life, and serving as the initial Act Six site director for the Minneapolis-St. Paul program, he looks forward to guiding the program's expansion.
Lauren Finnigan
Lauren is a rising senior at University of Puget Sound working on a double major in International Business and Japanese Language and Culture. Having previously been a marketing intern at the San Jose International Airport, she has experience in graphic design and content creation. As a member of her school's Business Leadership Program, she is passionate about advocating for diversity and giving back to her community.
Jake Fournier, M.S.M.
With a passion for building technology solutions to delight users, Jake guides IT and Software initiatives at Degrees of Change. Along with a history of agile software development, he brings balanced for-profit (Expedia, Russell Investments) and not-for-profit (World Vision, LCSNW) experience to the organization. Jake holds a Master of Science in Management and PMP (Project Management Professional), ACP (Agile Certified Practitioner), and CSM (Certified Scrum Master) certifications.
Bill Hanawalt
Bill leads fund development at Degrees of Change and is passionate about connecting individuals and organizations with meaningful opportunities to give generously. Previously as the initial Executive Director of Peace Community Center, Bill grew the organization into a leader in youth development, culminating in recognition as a White House Champion of Change.
Tim Herron, Ed.D.
As an urban high school math teacher in Tacoma, WA, Tim developed the Act Six initiative in 2002 to help his students succeed in college and return to lead in Tacoma. He now guides Degrees of Change as we work to help communities across the country develop diverse, homegrown community leaders. He holds a doctorate in Higher Education Leadership and Policy from the University of Washington.
Gerdon Jones
Gerdon is the Ready to Rise Tacoma Site Director. Born in Tacoma, Gerdon is dedicated to serving Tacoma by being a positive role model and encouraging others to make an impact in the lives of others. Gerdon is a believer in the development of youth and has a passion for seeing people use education as a powerful tool. Gerdon earned his Bachelor of Arts from Seattle Pacific University and his Master of Arts from Seattle University.
Tommy Kim
Tommy is an Act Six alum from Whitworth University, where he majored in Computer Science and Mathematics. After graduating, he worked in education for three years in Spokane where he provided Computer Science curriculum support and data analysis. Passionate about joining the efforts of serving large communities, he now serves Degrees of Change as a Software Developer.
Nalani Linder, M.A.
Nalani leads the Tacoma Completes effort to improve outcomes and eliminate equity gaps in college completion for Tacoma graduates. Fiercely committed to equity at all levels, Nalani has a background in child welfare system reform, private consulting around public/private collaboration for systems change, and working at the regional level to improve equity for early learning. She holds a Master's Degree in Organizational & Systems Change Leadership from Antioch University.
Alex Martinez
Alex Martinez was born in Oaxaca, Mexico and raised in Bellingham, Washington. He is the first member of his family to graduate from a university. Alex graduated from Western Washington University in June of 2018 with a B.A in Multidisciplinary Studies and minored in Spanish and journalism. At Western he was part of Blue Group a club that supports undocumented student and worked in the Associated Students of WWU as the AS Personnel Director. He is very passionate about working with and for undocumented students and undocumented community.
Omar Miranda Garcia
Eager and ready to take on any challenge thrown at him, Omar serves his community through many volunteer opportunities and has many passions for helping people in need. Omar is a PLU Act Six Scholar and serves as our Local Program Intern where he envisions growth and opportunities to expand his knowledge on how to help others who wish to further their education through a leadership lens.
Mindy Nash
Mindy is a graduate of Seattle Pacific University with a degree in Educational Ministries and a minor in Business Administration. She moved to Tacoma in 1999 and has found a deep love for the city of Tacoma. Mindy is involved locally with Trinity Presbyterian Church and its Outreach Programs in the Hilltop neighborhood.
Tono Sablan
Tono is an Act Six alum from Pacific Lutheran University where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology. A native and current resident of Parkland, Tono is proud to call the South Puget Sound area his home. Inspired by his educational journey, he lives out the Act Six mission by serving as Grants Manager at Degrees of Change. Here, he is responsible for all aspects of grant management including research and identification, cultivation, writing, stewardship, and reporting.
June Siaosi
June is a Tacoma native and a graduate of Mount Tahoma High School. A recent graduate of Saint Martin's University, June received her B.A. in Sociology. June has a passion for supporting young Pacific Islanders head into higher education and giving back to her community. She is excited to start her journey at Degrees of Change and support students become their best authentic self.
Carrie Streepy, M.Ed.
Carrie has a long history with Act Six and Degrees of Change. She worked at Whitworth University when Act Six began in 2002, directly supporting the program and scholars. After moving to the Tacoma area, she joined Degrees of Change, serving off and on since 2012. Currently, Carrie is the Executive Assistant. She has a Masters in Educational Leadership from Whitworth University.
Taylor Tibbs
Taylor is a native of South Seattle and graduate of Seattle University. Because of a passion for higher education and supporting underrepresented students, Taylor served two years of AmeriCorps through the Urban Leaders in Training Program in Tacoma. In addition to directing the Act Six Program, Taylor facilitates training on cultural competency, preparing for the transition from high school to college, and advocated for diversity in education spaces.
Andrew Whitney
Andrew is a graduate of Pacific Lutheran University's School of Business. He joined Russell Investments as an intern and progressed through various roles over his six years with the Firm spending time in Australia, Canada and the UK. Born and raised in Tacoma, Andrew sought an opportunity to satisfy his passion for community and business back at home. He is now the Career Programs Tacoma Site Director for Degrees of Change.
Kanwal Yousuf, M.A.
Kanwal is first generation and holds a Master of Arts and Sciences in Policy Studies from University of Washington. With knowledge and experience in social issues related to; education, health, and environment, she is dedicated to reducing disparities by providing educational empowerment for first generation students with her role at Degrees of Change. She is entrusted to do this by utilizing data and research to improve DoC programs in efforts to better serve the community.
Jaden Zwick
Jaden is an Act Six alum from Federal Way with a heart for youth and a passion for leadership development. She graduated with the 6th cadre of Act Six scholars at Gonzaga University where she earned a bachelor's degree in Spanish and sociology. She cares deeply about promoting justice and equity in her community and beyond. Jaden is always excited to connect with people and encourage students along their educational journeys.


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Felege Gebru, alumni of NNHS Design Class of 2013, has shared with us some details about his newest project. As we learned more, we knew we had to spread the word.
As a Newton North High School student, Felege was part of the SFA, the football team, and was highly involved in the Lemelson-MIT invention project, where he served as the lead designer/engineer, which soon got him to present the project to President Obama. Felege is continuing his passion for design and engineering at Brown University by pursuing a double major in Computer Science and Visual Arts. With a focus in film, he received a 2015 Emmy Award for College Television after directing and producing a rap storytelling video. Afterwards, Felege spent the summer at Pixar Animation Studios as a technical director.
Felege has been working on a Visual Arts thesis project for the past nine months. His thesis, named SOBER OCTAVES, is a short film accompanied with a music album. It follows the journey of three young black millennials, who battle with their identity and place in society. Dealings with issues of diversity both on and off camera, the project is written, directed, and edited by students with perspective from Ethiopian, Jamaican, and American backgrounds. The project explores forms of narrative through creative audio-visual elements, combining both live action and computer-generated animations. In order to realize this project and have the story be heard worldwide, Felege will need followers for distribution purposes. The followers are most important because with 500 followers, the short film can be distributed on a number of platforms including Amazon Prime, iTunes, Hulu, and most importantly, Netflix. This will allow Felege and his team to be featured to a worldwide audience. There are multiple ways you can support this project. Besides monetary contributions, you can support the project by simply clicking "follow" and answering a quick survey on SeedAndSpark.com.
(***Make sure to click "Netflix" for "Where do you watch" and "Short films" for "What do you prefer" on the survey.***)
Here's the link to follow: https://www.seedandspark.com/fund/sober-octaves#wishlist
Here's a little taste of what the short film will have: https://vimeo.com/167466200?from=outro-embed
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Professor Lovegrove becomes President-Elect
The Nutrition Society is pleased to announce the appointment of Professor Julie Lovegrove, University of Reading, as the President-Elect of the Nutrition Society from 3 December 2018. Professor Lovegrove will formally take position of President of the Society from September 2019.
Professor Lovegrove is the Hugh Sinclair Professor of Human Nutrition, Director of the Hugh Sinclair Unit of Human Nutrition and the Deputy Director of the Institute for Cardiovascular and Metabolic Research at the University of Reading.
Professor Lovegrove's main research interests include investigations of the nutritional influences of metabolic syndrome development and increased cardiovascular disease risk, including nutrient-gene interactions. Of interest is the impact of dietary fats, carbohydrates and phytochemicals on vascular reactivity, insulin resistance and lipid metabolism in different population groups.
Professor Lovegrove serves on external committees including the UK Government's Scientific Advisory Committee for Nutrition (SACN), SACN's sub-committee on saturated fats and health and she chairs an International Life Science Institute Europe (ILSI) committee on saturated fats and cardiovascular health.
Professor Lovegrove will be working alongside the Society's current President, Professor Philip Calder, until she becomes President in September 2019.


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205 Children's Legal Rights Journal [Vol.36:3 2016]
crime has the same effect as adult crime; thus, juveniles should receive the same consequences
and treatment from the criminal justice system regardless of any cognitive differences. Juvenile
crime escalated in the 1980s and early 1990s, causing the slogan "adult time for adult crime" to
become popular.29 The juvenile system came under attack by legislators and policy makers who
wanted to get tough on crime because they believed, perhaps subconsciously, that society's interest
in public safety should trump its interest in the rehabilitation of its youth.30 Consequently, many
states began lowering the age at which a juvenile could be tried as an adult, and legislative waiver
became more common.31 Society, through the legislative process, made a collective judgment that
juveniles were just as culpable as adults, fully responsible for their actions, and thus should be
punished in the same way.32 In sum, the American judicial system rejected the Progressive
D. A Moderate Progressive Approach: 2005–2012
Societal panic over juvenile crime eventually subsided, giving way to a slightly less punitiveview of juvenile delinquency. This perspective is summarized as follows: Juveniles are somewhatdifferent than adults; the consequences that flow from their actions and the manner in which theyare treated by the criminal justice system should reflect this insight.33 The Supreme Courtmemorialized this idea in Roper v. Simmons, holding that it is unconstitutional to impose the deathpenalty on a juvenile who committed an offense while under the age of eighteen.34 The Courtreasoned that juvenile offenders should not be classified as adult criminal offenders, citing threedifferences: (1) "A lack of maturity and an underdeveloped sense of responsibility . . . oftenresult[s] in impetuous and ill-considered actions and decisions"; (2) "juveniles are more vulnerableor susceptible to negative influences and outside pressures, including peer pressure"; and (3) "thecharacter of a juvenile is not as well formed as that of an adult."35 In other words, unlike adults,be prosecuted as adults. As yet another period of transformation swept over the juvenile court,concerns for due process and the constitutional rights of juvenile offenders were almost completelyeclipsed by concerns for public safety, incapacitation, and retribution—the latter being coreattributes of the adult criminal system.
Id. at 289.
29 Scott & Steinberg, supra note 14, at 806. The idea of the juvenile "superpredator" also became prevalent during this
time. See generally ELIKANN, supra note 9. From 1985 to present day, the number of drug arrests has tripled. Marc
Mauer, The Drug War and its Social Implications, 13 CHAP. L. REV. 695, 700 (2010). In 1980, U.S. prisons held
approximately 40,000 people for drug offenses, and in 2010, 500,000 people were incarcerated for drug offenses. Id.
There are about two million people in prisons in the United States today, with an incarceration rate of 743 people per
100,000 of America's national population. Patrice A. Fulcher, Hustle and Flow: Prison Privatization Fueling the
Prison Industrial Complex, 51 WASHBURN L.J. 589, 591 (2012). To put these numbers in context, this is a higher
incarceration rate than those found in China, Russia, or Rwanda. Id.
30 Levick et al., supra note 28, at 289–90.
31 Scott & Steinberg, supra note 14, at 806 n.35; see Shefi, supra note 2 (discussing the three types of waiver in our
judicial system).
32 Levick et al., supra note 28, at 289–90; Scott & Steinberg, supra note 14, at 806–07.
33 See infra notes 34–40 (citing the Supreme Court's recognition of the cognitive and developmental differences
between juveniles and adults).
34 Roper v. Simmons, 543 U.S. 551, 568 (2005).


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East Palo Alto is expanding its annual celebration of National Night Out this year with a parade today from St. John's Church to Joel Davis Park -- as a symbol of hope and a positive future for young people.
Six traditional block parties in the city will complement the inaugural parade.
The parade will begin in the parking lot at St. John's Church at 1050 Bay Road with a kick-off event at 4:45 p.m., featuring East Palo Alto Mayor David Wood, Police Chief Ron Davis, various elected city officials and police chiefs from neighboring Menlo Park and Palo Alto.
The procession will depart from the church at 5 p.m. and make its way through the city before ending at Joel Davis Park at 1960 Tate St..
The route was designed so parade-goers could be dropped off at any of the ongoing block parties en route to the park.
The parade was suggested and organized by Monique Graves, president of Lauren's House 4 Positive Change, an organization that aims to help low-income and homeless youths in East Palo Alto gain access to education and creative-arts opportunities.
Graves started the organization in January 2009 with her then-partner, Jerry Bottley.
Bottley was murdered in East Palo Alto just two months later -- giving Graves even more motivation to make an impact against violence in her community.
In addition to Bottley's murder, the June homicide of East Palo Alto community leader David Lewis at the Hillsdale Shopping Center in San Mateo deeply affected Graves and motivated her to get involved with National Night Out, an annual celebration that highlights community safety.
"I have been diligently working to offer something to the youth in East Palo Alto so they don't feel like this is the end of the world -- that we're only about the negative and not the positive," Graves said.
"We are about the positive, and that's what National Night Out means to me. I want to celebrate the lives that have been taken from me by the violence and let the community know we don't have to stand for violence."
Lauren's House 4 Positive Change will have booths at the block party in Joel Davis Park. The other block parties are located on:
■ Lilac Lane between Dumbarton and Palo Verde avenues.
■ Oakwood Drive between Palo Verde Avenue and Garden Street.
■ Runnymede Street at Avelar Street.
■ Euclid Avenue between O'Connor Street and Woodland Avenue.
■ Newell Road between Woodland Avenue and West Bayshore Road.


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New owners signal ad shift at Notable
Co-CEOs Carlie Posner and Claire Adams are steering it toward more experiential, offline opportunities.
Notable launches MCN, talent network and more
Claire Adams and Carli Posner have joined the company as co-CEOs and have become partners in the company, helping to fund its expansion.
Notable invites readers on an UnRetreat with Lululemon
Founder Julian Brass said "offline" experiences are the key for brands to engage with readers.
Ford connects with Notable
The car co has been promoting its Fusion to 30-somethings with a series of live events in association with the website.


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lost souls: motivation
Please don't mistake this as a motivational post. I'm just kind of writing on the psychological aspects of this journey in game development that I'm observing in myself.
Motivation is an interesting thing. A lot of times today people are obsessed with "hustle" and bragging about it. It's less of a brag and more of a norm in game development, especially seen in "crunch culture" or however you want to look at it. I think to some extent it's almost unavoidable depending on the culture surrounding the project.
When chatting with my good friend Heph he reminded me of a quote from Shigeru Miyamoto I had heard a few years back:
"A delayed game is eventually good, but a rushed game is forever bad."
One can debate either side of delaying a game for personal well being. Be it profits or audience retention, the primary question is at what point is it worth the negative implications for an individual? I'm not clearly on either side of this debate myself. Unfortunately like most things in life, it's not a black and white subject. While taking care of yourself is one of the most important things in life, there is something to be said for pushing thru the tough parts. The two aren't mutually exclusive in all cases, but often times it's the grit that you find in a developer that pushes a game to fruition.
Game development is both equally awesome and terrible. If it was just one of the two, either everyone that wants to would make games, or nobody would. With this in mind the initial excitement is starting to wear off and the real grind is starting to kick in. It's not the first, or the last time, that I will experience this feeling. While working my previous job I would still write code most nights. Getting home in the evening and staying up til 2-3 AM writing, sleeping 5-6 hours, and repeating. The issue was that at the time I didn't have a defined goal. I just wanted to make something.
While I'm arguably the furthest along I've ever been in making a game of the quality that I am, at times it still feels like I'm at the starting point. At the end of the day the primary thing that keeps me going is knowing that if I don't give it everything I can, I'll regret it. I've passed the point of fearing failure or embarrassment. I'd rather be broke and self made than decently well off and living under someone else's thumb.


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Top On Demand Service Apps to make Life Easy
Looking for a taxi and riding on one has become so much easier since on demand apps like Uber and Lyft came into play. Since these apps came into operation people have actually sat up and thought that if we can search and book a cab from our smart phones, why not other on demand services? Entrepreneurs and developers have taken this question very seriously and that is why today there is a big demand for on demand service apps. Services that we could never imagine have become so much easier to get, thanks to this amazing smart technology and the idea of two brilliant minds when they thought of launching Uber.
Let us look at some of the apps that have made our lives easy with their brilliant features and smart functionalities.
- FOOD APPS – Food is a business that will run forever and an app that delivers food on demand is definitely a hit with the masses. In today's fast-paced and pressurized professional life, it is so much easier to order food on the go while you make your way home and rest assured that it will be at your doorstep soon after you reach there. Saves you cooking and you get a hot and fresh meal too.
- LAUNDRY APPS – A chore we all hate but got to be done. Another boon for the professionals who no longer have to worry about getting home and tackling the dirty laundry, or even waste your weekend doing it. Just check the various laundries that offer on demand laundry services and you can bet that you will get sweet smelling freshly laundered clothing everyday anytime.
- BEAUTY APPS – Ladies love this app. No more booking appointments or queuing at salons. You can get your nails done during your lunch time, that too, in the office, saving you rushing around to make time to go to the salon. Professional women who need to look their best for a client that has scheduled an impromptu meeting use this app all the time to get that "don't mess with me" look.
- HOME CLEANING – The professional life that we lead gives us no time to do mundane household chores like cleaning. Even if we do get the time, we are just so glad that we have some time off, that we would rather put our feet up in front of the television than do the cleaning. That is when home cleaning apps come in handy. Just call an on demand home cleaning service when you need to get your house cleaned. What's more, you can even get it done whilst you are at work and come home to a clean dust free house.
- DOCTOR – How many times do we wish that we could get a doctor whenever we need one? Especially when the surgeries are closed and you fall ill in the middle of the night, or at work? The on demand doctor app allows you to receive immediate treatment for your ailment, making sure you get the best possible health care within a very short time.
The above are a few apps that provide solo services. However, there are other apps in the market like urbanclap clone that will get you any service you want, at any time of the day or night. This one in all is one of the best on demand service apps in the market today. Services like cleaners, electricians, plumbers, fitness coach and much more can be requested from this app to make your life easy at any time of the day or night, all around the year. If you have not downloaded it yet, do it today.


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Lecturer/ Senior Lecturer in Law
- Join a highly specialised team of legal practitioners, researchers and criminal justice professionals
- Contribute to contemporary undergraduate teaching
- Prepare future legal professionals for work in metropolitan, regional and remote communities
The Role
- Continuing, Full Time (Part time arrangements considered)
- $96,178 to $135,637 pa (plus 17% superannuation)
- Bathurst
We are currently seeking a suitably qualified academic(s) to specialise and teach in areas of constitutional law, administrative law and company law.
Actively contribute to teaching, research and community engagement in the Centre for Law and Justice teaching a range of subjects utilising blended models in subject delivery. The successful candidate will also have an opportunity to develop and progress an active research profile aligned to the strategic direction of the Centre.
To be successful you will have:
- A doctoral or masters qualification appropriate to the level being applied for or equivalent accreditation and standing
- Evidence of the delivery of high quality, student centred learning and teaching
- A record of research relevant to the discipline area
- Ability to provide leadership in the discipline in the scholarship of teaching and/or research and/or professional activity.
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The Faculty of Business, Justice and Behavioural Sciences covers a diverse range of disciplines and is comprised of: the School of Management and Marketing; School of Accounting and Finance; School of Computing and Mathematics; School of Policing Studies; Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security; School of Psychology; Centre for Customs and Excise Studies; Centre for Law and Justice and CSU Engineering.
Our Faculty are leaders in their fields of teaching and research and combine significant professional experience with academic expertise. Our schools continue to grow through close collaboration and consultation with private industry, regulators, professional bodies, community engagement, partnerships and global networks.
The Centre for Law and Justice comprises a team of highly qualified and experienced legal practitioners, researchers, and criminal justice professionals. We offer internationally unique and innovative undergraduate and postgraduate courses in law, criminal justice and legal ethics. These courses are delivered by an interdisciplinary group of dynamic academics comprising lawyers, criminologists, sociologists and philosophers.
CSU offers a great work-life balance, professional development opportunities and generous financial benefits.
Charles Sturt University is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity and inclusion. Applications are encouraged from Indigenous Australians; people with a disability; women (particularly for senior and non-traditional roles); people who identify as LGBTIQ+; and those from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.
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Things got super weird in the latest set of Star Wars Rebels episodes, "Kindred" and "Crawler Commandeers." Weird in a good way, of course.
Exploring different aspects of the Force has always been my favorite part of Star Wars, and I appreciate the fact that Rebels is continuing that by walking on new territory. After all, there's a lot pertaining to the Force that we don't know much about, so every time the writers have a chance to add a new detail—even if it's somewhat bizarre—I'm always eager to learn more and how it affects the Force sensitive characters in the show.
The second episode, while entertaining, had a few details that bothered me mainly because this isn't the Ghost crew's first rodeo, so there were a few mistakes on their part that they could have avoided. More specifically, there were a few things that I wish the writers could have done differently to not make the Ghost crew seem like they were inexperienced with what they were doing. For example, tying up the Captain, not putting him in a room with a vent, etc. That said, I do like how the crawling through the vents reminded me of Ezra in Spark of Rebellion. Zeb locked him up in closet, but Ezra managed to escape through the vents. I appreciate the subtle callbacks to season one, but I still feel like the situation could have been handled more expertly by the Ghost crew.
Here are the things that stood out to me the most from this set of episodes:
Rukh: Rukh has two qualities that I find super fascinating. First, I love his deep and garbled voice and the fact that he's voiced by Warwick Davis. Second, it was mentioned by Pablo Hidalgo in Rebels Recon that Rukh can smell your lineage and bloodline if you were related to someone. That is such an interesting detail about his species, and I wonder if that will play out somehow at some point during the remaining episodes, especially since there's a fan theory rolling around about how Kanan might be from Lothal or related to Ezra in some way.
Kanan and Hera: They kissed! While I wish there could have been more signs in past seasons leading up to this moment, I like that the writers made us wait this whole time to confirm their feelings for each other. My personal theory as to why Kanan has been pushing for something to happen stems from what happened on Atollon. He got blown off of his bike during the bombardment and even Hera sounded relieved when she heard that he had survived. I feel like that incident motivated him to actually do something about their relationship, so when Hera kissed him after he approached her in an apologetic way, it didn't feel like it came out of nowhere. The signs (despite there being a few) were there and it's been fun trying to string them together. At the end of the day, we know that Hera and Kanan care for each other deeply, so the kiss was just the cherry on top.
Loth-wolves Folding Space: I have to admit. The scene in the caves was a trippy ride, and for a second, I thought I was having an out-of-body experience, but it was truly fascinating. I love it when Star Wars goes to the weirdest places. I don't like it when a story plays it safe, so when these bizarre elements are introduced, they always have my undivided attention. It reminded me of the Mortis and Yoda episodes in Star Wars: The Clone Wars. Those arcs took us into uncharted territory when it came to the Force, so I appreciate the fact that Rebels also went there. It's funny how we learned something new about the Force, but somehow, we still can't wrap our heads around it. As for what it ultimately means, I'm not sure. It's fascinating that these creatures are a focused part of the Force and that they have the ability to fold space and transport themselves over vast distances, but what does Kanan mean when he says that something "sinister" is going on? Many have theorized that Lothal may have the kyber crystals that the Death Star needs, but I get the impression that something more is happening, like Kanan said. I look forward to discovering what that is and how Kanan will play a part.
Kanan's Purpose: I think it's brilliant that the white Loth-wolf sought Kanan out because he's a Jedi. He was knighted in Lothal's Jedi temple, and since these creatures act through the Force and are part of the Force, I like to think this is the reason why they know Kanan's real identity. Back in the Kanan comic book series, he said that Caleb Dume had died with Depa Billaba, but that identity will always be part of him. It'll be interesting to see whether he'll embrace that part of himself again.
Ezra, Impressions, and Vents: Some of my favorite moments in "Crawler Commanders" involved Ezra, specifically his impersonation of Captain Seevor and the part where he was forced to go through the vents. Voice actors are constantly challenged to alter their voices, so I imagine Taylor Gray had some fun (or stress) in trying to imitate Seth Green's take of a Trandoshan. The animators also tend to use some of the footage that's captured during the recording sessions, so I'm curious whether some of the expressions we see Ezra use during that scene came from Taylor. I also like that Ezra's impersonations have become part of his skillset, even though he's not particularly good all the time. Something that was part of his skillset when he was younger was navigating through ventilation shafts, and he was quite good at them, especially since it allowed him to escape during sticky situations. I found it humorous when he refused to go through the vents this time around. Ezra is about 17/18 years old, so this is about the age where teenagers start to ignore and let go some of the things they used to do as kids. Despite being a minor moment, I thought the writers did a great job at capturing that sort of teenage mentality.
Captain Seevor's Comeuppance: While some people felt that Captain Seevor was "only doing his job," I feel it's important to stress that he was a slave driver and destroying Lothal for his own gain. Seevor is a great example of the common saying, "What goes around comes around." He did bad things, so it was only a matter of time before bad things happened to him. Some fans also expressed concern for Ezra because of his "watch out" comment and how it's some sort of sign pertaining to his "dark side tendencies." To be honest, his "dark side" was the farthest thing from my mind. On my second viewing, I actually laughed when he said "watch out" after the fact. That, in no way, makes him a dark sider. It just means that he has a dark sense of humor. Something bad happened and it was followed by a hilarious one-liner. Some people thought it was out of character or misplaced, but my close friend reminded me that Ezra has always had that sort of dark humor. Back in season one, in "Fire Across the Galaxy," Kanan and Ezra had to quickly escape after the Inquisitor accepted defeat and died in a fiery death. Ezra points out that they can take the Inquisitor's TIE. Kanan questions it and Ezra replies, "Well, we know he's not gonna use it." So in the end, Ezra's "watch out" and pleased smirk doesn't mean that Ezra's going to the dark side. And even if he is, I would expect something more profound and noticeable than that to happen.
Time to Strike: Hera's speech gave me goosebumps. What I loved most about it was that she called the Rebellion out and told them that they're too afraid to do anything about what's happening on Lothal. Words can only get you so far and Hera understands that risks have to be made. There is no doubt that this is the moment that solidifies her promotion.
While "Kindred" is clearly the better episode out of the two, since it helped shed more light on how nature and the Force work on Lothal, it was important for the Ghost crew to take over that ore crawler in "Crawler Commandeers" in order to get in touch with Hera, especially since the Ghost crew now need to organize a ground assault. And who knows? With the ore crawler now under the command of Vizago, the massive vehicle might prove useful in a later episode. As we've seen in the past, there are no filler episodes. Things have a purpose. We might not see them play out immediately, but they're put in place so that they have a bigger impact at a later date and time.
Until next time, make sure to visit the episode guides ("Kindred" and "Crawler Commandeers") and tune into the mid-season finale, "Rebel Assault," on Monday, November 13, 2017, on Disney XD.
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Alarms. They are everywhere. Our cars, houses, they wake us up in the morning, they warn us that something bad might be about to happen. The following is the story of what happened yesterday.
It was just another regular day at school. Screaming children, crying children, children who have generally no idea where they are, let alone what they're doing. Fighting children, playing children and me. The foreigner. The teacher that the others forget. The one who never goes to the meetings and who is generally the last person to find out about everything.
There I was, sitting by the window, enjoying the few minutes away from the chaos when something unexpected happened. The sirens went off. This being Korea, the sirens themselves are not unusual. I've been here long enough to have experienced the civil defense drills before. The fact that I didn't know about it meant one of two things, 1. I didn't get the memo 2. This was actually a real emergency. I figured the chances was 80-20. So my first step was a completely logical one, I continued doing what I was doing. For about five minutes the sirens continued and nobody came to tell me anything so I figured it was all good. Then, to my horror, I realised that not only was the staffroom empty, but the school was deathly quiet. Since this never happens, I figured I should make a greater effort to find out what was going on. So, I took the next step and looked out the window.
The office faces a main road and upon close observation the cars were still driving, walkers walking, birds flying and the library staff across the street didn't seem to be fleeing for their lives, so I took it to be a clear indication that all was well. Never the less, the idea that the school was quiet scared me. However, since I get left behind on a regular basis in this school, I figured that because the children were going home at 2.30pm, if they had left, they'd probably have to come back to catch the bus. Unless it was a real emergency, in which case, I was on my own.
Just as I was settling in to my chair, the unthinkable happened. Sirens, other than the big sirens became audible. Now, things were swaying towards the 20% and I immediately regretted not getting up off my chair ten minutes previously. However, since I could hear the secondary sirens outside the window, I returned to my former look out post. Two cars zipped by with sirens on the top. Only two though, so I came to the conclusion that these were the people who actually go the memo. Once they were out of sight the only sound was the sound of the big siren, so life returned to normal.
Before I had a chance to firmly conclude that it was a drill, my floor manager came rushing in. Although me Korean isn't perfect, I'm pretty sure she was saying something along the lines of "what's all that racket about outside" followed by "do you think we should be doing something?". She too looked out the window and seeing nothing unusual returned to her position as primary care giver to the 120 tiny students we have.
By this time I was almost on the point of panicking. If I didn't get the memo and the Korean teachers didn't get the memo then maybe there was no memo and this was for real. In which case we had all just wasted 20 minutes convincing ourselves that this was a drill and hence knocking 20 minutes off our life expectancy. If we were supposed to head to a shelter, the good spaces would surely be gone by time we arrived.
In desperation, floating between the 80 and the 20, I took the action I could think of. I logged on to Facebook and twitter, simultaneously. And there it was. Confirmation that in other parts of Korea, sirens were also being heard and that these had been confirmed drills. So ours too, was a drill.
Finally, the sirens went off and for many things returned to normal. For us, things just continued. From this amazing experience, I concluded that;
1. Should there be a real emergency, the teachers and students at my school are screwed.
2. If that had actually been a real emergency, the window was the last place I should have been standing. Refer to point number one.
3. Social media might be one day safe my life.
4. If there was a real emergency, my teachers probably wouldn't tell me anyway so it's every man for himself.
5. Perhaps, we, as teachers should put a little more effort into teaching our students what to do in the case of an emergency.
6. It's a shame there was no other English speakers in the school at the time because the conversation in my head during the drill was riveting.
Thanks to all those on Facebook and twitter for sorting it out. Rest assured it really was an air raid drill after all. That will be all. As you were. You know where to leave your comments.


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We meet on the Third Friday of the month at a different venue each time. The venues are chosen by members and are usually on the bus routes in the local area between Simonstone and Colne. So far we have been to: The Bistro at Shuttleworth Mead, Stork Hotel at Read, The Ace Centre in Nelson, The Ram's head Cliviger, the Waggoners in Burnley, Towneley Garden Centre Cafe, the Bentley Wood Inn also in Burnley, Cafe Cargo in Foulridge and Shackletons near Clitheroe.
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Hershey's Garrett Mitchell Suspended Three Games
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On Tuesday afternoon it was announced by the American Hockey League that Hershey Bears forward Garrett Mitchell has been suspended three games for what the League is ruling an, "illegal check to the head" to an opponent during Sunday's game, a 5-4 Wilkes-Barre win.
That opponent was Wilkes-Barre / Scranton Penguins forward Tyler Biggs. This is the video I took off of AHL Live which led to the suspension. Two speeds, real time then replay, slowed down.
Here is a photo of the hit which ran in the local paper Monday.
The hit by Mitchell went uncalled by the two referees working the game.
Mitchell will miss Hershey's St. John's trip this weekend and the March 19 game in Wilkes-Barre. Mitchell is eligible to return on Sunday, March 20 when the Bears host the Penguins at 5 p.m. at Giant Center.
It was reported by the Wilkes-Barre media Tuesday afternoon that Biggs was going through concussion protocol and that the Penguins sent tape to the AHL offices in Springfield for supplemental discipline on Mitchell.
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Just finished are a bunch of 32 Punic Citizen infantry from Corvus Belli, with officers and standard bearers from Chariot (Magister Militum). These have been done quickly and to match other units, so they are only basic paint jobs and nothing to write home about. Still, they're probably worth chucking on the blog as I've had so little else to report of late!
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Welcome to Station Hollywood. The permanent junction for the moving train of images. Its all about Movies, Myths built around them, the stories, the facts and all things unsaid.
Friday, July 16, 2010
Happy birthday to Manoj Kumar.
Happy birthday to Manoj Kumar.
The viewers of bollywood films wish happy birthday to Manoj Kumar on 24th July, 2010. He started his career as a romantic hero, then showed his skills in the field of direction and created a separate identity as a patriotic hero. He later on earned the name of Bharat Kumar.
Harikishan Giri Goswami, better known as Manoj Kumar, was a big admirer of Tragedy King Dilip Kumar. He was obsessed with Dilip Kumar's performance in the film Shabnam, in 1949, and kept the name of the character of the film, which was Manoj Kumar.
Although he started his career in the film Fashion in 1957, he got recognition with a lead role in the film Kaanch Ki Gudiya in 1960. Vijay Bhatt directed Hariyali Aur Raasta in 1962 changed the destiny of Manoj Kumar as a romantic hero. The songs of the film were composed by genius of genius Shankar Jaikishan, and with Mala Sinha's assistance Manoj Kumar reached the hearts of millions of music lovers in the country. The songs in the film including "ifteda-e-ishq", "yeh hariyali aur yeh raasta", sung by Mukesh and Lata astonished the viewers. The film became super hit.
In the mid-60s, Manoj Kumar landmark roles in suspense thrillers like Woh Kaun Thi, 1964, and Gumnaam, 1965. Woh Kaun Thi was a horror film of Raj Khosla where Manoj Kumar played the role of the doctor who got scared with the ghostly appearance of Sadhna, who played a double role in the film. He solved the mystery in the film got Prem Chopra arrested at the end after realizing that his wife had a twin sister who was used as a ghost. The music of Madan Mohan was brilliant and Lata's songs "naina barse rimjhim", "lagja gale", etc., created sensation.
Gumnaam was a murder thriller which stormed bollywood in the mid-60s. More than seven friends were given offer of going for holidays, but the flight was hijacked and the friends had to land at an island. Each of them was killed one after the other and no one knew who killed them. Manoj Kumar solved the mystery and unearthed the truth that Tarun Bose was the actual murderer. The music composed by Shankar Jaikishan was extraordinary with songs like "jane chaman shola badan" sung by Rafi and Sharda, "gumnaam hai koi" sung by Lata, "is duniya me jeena ho to", "hum kale hai to kya hua dilwale hai", etc.
Manoj Kumar started his second innings with patriotic films like Shaheed, Upkaar, Purab Aur Paschim, Roti Kapra Aur Makaan, Kranti, moved the viewers and earned him respect. He directed of those films and got filmfare award for best director for excellent work in films like Upkaar and Roti Kapda and Makaan. His film Upkaar also received the national award for best film in 1967, and he gave life to the slogan of PM Lal Bahadur Shastri titled "jai jawan jai kisan" with Upkaar. In fact Upkaar, was the highest grosser film in 1967, surpassing all the other super hit films like Ram Aur Shyam, Jewel Thief, etc.
His other successful films as hero also include Patthar Ke Sanam, Anita, Aadmi, etc. He acted with childhood idol Dilip Kumar in Aadmi and Kranti. The songs of most of his films were of excellent class. Naushad's creation in Aadmi, and Rafi's songs like "na aadmi ka khoi bharosa", "aaj purani rahon se", etc., had remained invalueable assets over the period of time.
The viewers expect him to continue the excellent work as a director in the years to come.
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- sunheriyaadein said...
When I first saw this post, I was almost sad thinking I had misssed his birthday and rushed to check my celebrity birthday-list. Then when I actually began reading it, you re-confirmed the date yourself. Though I have seen lots of his movies, I don't have many of them in my DVD/CD collection. The only one movie of his that I have is Gumnaam and I was planning to watch and review it on his birthday. Surprisingly I hadn't seen it before...now that I know Tarun Bose is the murderer I am wondering if I should actually see the movie ;-)
I do like his patriotic films and have seen almost all of them but somehow I don't want to see them again. But love his earlier films Hariyali aur Rasta, Woh Kaun thi, Himalaya Ki Godh Mein, Pathar Ke Sanam etc. At one point of time Hariyali aur Rasta was among my favourite films. Amoung his later films, though I liked Dus Numbri , Clerk was a big disappointment.
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Nominated For The LIEBSTER Award
I was nominated for the LIEBSTER award by Alpen Glow Blog "Mann Kaundal."
Thank you very much Mann, although I'm seriously late answering to your questions. Below are my answers to your questions, followed by my choice of candidate selected.
1. What is the silliest thing you have ever done?
Jumping while dancing the cartoon lyric "Am a gummy bear…" first with my grandson, and another day with my nephew. I still shake my head and attempt to sing whenever I hear it.
2. What is the most romantic thing you ever did?
Watching it on TV. Frankly, till this day I think God granted me the whole marriage experience in order to have my children. I'm yet to experience true romance in a relationship.
3. Who is your best friend?
I have two cherished friends. Maggy Lozano and Nadine Olman. May be a one way street, nevertheless I still consider them both my best friends.
4. Are you looks conscious?
Once upon a time. But now, the inner beauty is most cherished. But I certainly wouldn't welcome a King Kong.
5. The best romantic movie according to you?
"Sissi" and "Sissi L'Imperatrice" Series. With Romy Schneider. Or "It could happen to you."
6. Your best holiday destination till date?
New Year's Eve in Time Square New York. This is a dream, it never happened.
7. Do you believe in astrology?
I think knowledge is power, so I don't dispute that realm. Although after my quest, I lost interest.
8. What are the traits that your life partner should possess?
God fearing is of utmost importance. Maturity. A sensible sense of humor. Who understands the importance of community devotion. Loves naturally, forgives wholeheartedly. Well groomed.
9. One thing you never told anyone?
I've realized my thought process are very different from other's my age range. What I mean is, I can only understand or grasp what is conveyed/spoken to me during a conversation. So I understand everything at face value, till perhaps a couple days later while I'm painting or resting, the full understanding may be conveyed to me; like a word of knowledge. That's when it will finally dawn on me. Then I will say "Oh, why didn't they just tell me this!"
10. If you meet God on the street, what will be your reaction?
He would probably show up as a poor begging, so I would tell him: "I'm giving you my last Dollar, but if I dream you went to use it for drug, cigarette or alcohol, I will pray you dream of my face, so I can give you a night mare!"
But if He reveals Himself to me, I would tell Him "I've been telling You how bad it's getting down here, You finally decided to stop snoring like thunder and come see for yourself?"
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Hello loves!
This is going to be a long post, so grab a snack:)
I am so excited to make this post! Partly because that means I get to use all the gorgeous shades, but also because I just can't wait to show you all this amazing palette I found:) My hubby got this for me along with a few brushes (coming up in a post soon) for my birthday, and it just got here yesterday. I can't wait to create new looks with all these colors! Honestly, how perfect are these colors for Fall/Winter?!
I swatched each color and row going from Left to Right and Top to Bottom. Here are all the swatches for you:
1: When I first saw this white shade I was kind of let down as I don't use white at all really when doing my makeup, but I was so surprised when I swatched it! I love the color and will be a beautiful highlight for the holidays:)
2: Perfect Fall color… it's a beautiful copper color with a bit of red in it.
3: LOVE this gold shade. It has a bit of a different texture than the one before it, but I think the two combined will be perfect for this time of year.
4: This color I'm very intrigued by. I don't use much blue, but I feel like this could be a fun pop of color to add in with some darker shades.
5: A matte blue/grey color that I think could be used as an all over shade, or would look great smoked out around the lash line.
1: This swatch I'm kind of disappointed in. It has much more pink in it than shows up in this picture. It would be a perfect crease color for so many looks.
2: Again your general matte shade that would be a great crease color–that's how I plan to use it.
3:Ugh. So pretty! This one also looks just a bit more purple in real life. Just can't say enough good things:)
4: This blue has a bit more silver in it than the one from the first row–great for nights out!
5: This is a very smokey blue and I really want to try blending this into the crease with more of a grey on the rest of the lid.
1: This shade looks a lot more ballet/baby pink but the sun almost got too bright or something. Perfect shade for so many things; highlight, all over your lid, blended out in your inner corner… can't wait!
2: Having a really nice warm brown for your crease is something I think everyone should have–apply it lightly until you get your desired shade.
3: Same thing with this one, layer them together to create loads of depth and dimension to your eye looks:)
4: I really love this taupe-y color. It has a bit of irrudencesnse to it and it'd be an easy all of the eye and done shade.
5: This color is beautiful, but I'd be careful in taking it too much higher than right at your crease to avoid that black eye look that not too many of us strive for;)
Fourth Row:
1: All I want to do is mix this shade with the first one from the row before. So simple and elegant:)
2: Soft, matte brown that would go well with almost anything.
3: The perfect buttery, matte shade every needs in their collection.
4: Love this shade! It has so much color in it–the picture doesn't do it justice.
5: I really love this grey/steel shade. It's not matte, but its not a shimmer.
Fifth Row:
1: This shade is beyond gorgeous!! I took so many pictures of this row just to try and capture it… couldn't do it justice.
2: Obsessed. This is just such a beautiful warm, rich color. It has all things fall put into it:)
3: Such a pretty matte, brown shade with a bit of grey in it.
4: Again. LOVE. Another shade that immediately drew me to this palette. It is a bit more cranberry looking in the pan though.
5: This shade combined with a nice, light brown/grey for the crease would make such an easy smokey eye.
1: I love this pinky shade! It's such a beautiful matte color, & I have nothing like it!
2: All I think of with this color is Thanksgiving:) A perfect cranberry shade.
3: Another great matte brown–another one that gets a bit loose on the top.
4: Not my go to shade by any means… but it has a lot of dimension to it:)
5: This is one I really want to play with. It is a nice dark color and is super pigmented, just like all the other shades, but its almost able to be worn with only one other color?? We will see how it goes as I play with it.
1: Perfect warm toned colors for fall. Wear all over your lid or just in the crease to blend everything out.
2: Ditto above…
3: Obsessed! This shade is one of the reasons I picked this palette out!
4: I love this color, but I just wish it wasn't as flakey..it blends very smooth though!
5: Just a good black that every palette needs:)
I also took pictures of the palette after the swatches were all done. If there are any negatives about this palette it would be that I did notice that a couple of the shades became pretty loose on the top and more messy the more I touched them.
The gold shadow in this first row in my opinion isn't quite as smooth as the others when it is applied. Don't get me wrong–it blends our beautifully and I intend to use it like crazy this Fall, but you can definitely feel a different texture to it than the others. Obviously shades that have glitter to them will not be quite as smooth, but I think you all know what I'm getting at:)
You can definitely tell a difference in the last row, all the way to the right, second shadow from the bottom. That's a perfect example of the looseness I was talking about. So, I would suggest using a flat brush when applying that color, or any other shades that get looser, and pressing that shadow to your lid first; instead of immediately going into windshield wiper motions.
That's everything! Overall I would recommend this palette 100 times over to anyone thinking about it. The shadows are such an amazing value, and are SO pigmented!! Some of these shadows were just 1 or 2 swipes with my finger and I got the swatch:)
If you would like to see any colors put together to make a look please let me know! I'd be happy to combine them for you:)
I hope this helped a bit if you're on the fence about if you want it or not! Until next time!
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New Delhi/Bengaluru: The National Investigation Agency on Wednesday said that it has recovered two improvised explosive devices (IEDs) from a drain in Bengaluru on the disclosure of a Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) operative, who was arrested on Tuesday.
The NIA has arrested Habibur Rehman Sheikh, wanted in the 2014 Burdwan blast case, from the Dodabalpur area of the Karnataka capital.
The official said the agency has sought help of the bomb disposal squad of Bengaluru Police to defuse the IEDs.
The official said the accused has also revealed his involvement in several instances of robberies committed in Bengaluru in 2018 in order to raise the fund for the activities of JMB.
According to NIA officials, Sheikh was a close associate of senior JMB leader Jahidul Islam alias Kausar and was associated with other JMB leaders such as Rahamatullah Sheikh and Moulana Yusuf.
He was named in a chargesheet filed by the NIA in the case in March, 2015 for his direct involvement in the conspiracy of the JMB to wage war against governments of India and Bangladesh.
The official said that Sheikh was an active member of JMB's Bolpur module in West Bengal and had attended a number of training camps conducted by the JMB.
At least two persons died and another was injured in a bomb explosion at a house in the Khagragarh locality of Burdwan on October 2, 2014.
The Bangladesh government banned the JMB in 2005, while India banned it in May this year.
On Tuesday, the JMB operative was produced before the NIA Special Judge in Bengaluru, which has granted five days' transit remand for producing him before the Special NIA Court in Kolkata.