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July 27th, 2016 | Rachel Parry
The engagement shoot that we're sharing with you on the blog today is super simple yet very, very lovely as it leaves the couple's emotions to truly do the talking.
Captured in a colourful rapeseed feel in Alvanley, Cheshire, we adore how smitten and totally into each other Lisa and Michael are in these stunning shots. A fabulous job by photographer Helen, who you wouldn't even think was there!
With images by Helen Jane Smiddy Photography.
lisa says: We got engaged on my birthday weekend. Mike always plans a lovely surprise weekend away this time of year (last year was Harry Potter Studios!) We were at Chaophraya, a Thai restaurant in Liverpool where we had our first date, on the Saturday night when Mike proposed. He got down on one knee in front of a restaurant full of people. I was so happy and the ring is beautiful. To top it all off, Mike drove us to Fordham, a local village "for a drink", on the way home and when I walked into the bar there was all our family and friends there ready to celebrate with us. It was a total shock! He couldn't have planned it better. Best night ever!
We are getting married at St John the Evangelist Church in Kingsley, then the reception is being held in a marquee at Mike's nan's.
Mike and I first met when we worked at a local hotel together when we were younger. We were more acquaintances than anything at that point. Many years later I received a Facebook message from Mike asking if he could take me out for a drink, to which I replied "yeah, ok" – and here we are now!
For our first date Mike picked me up from my parents' house and drove us to Liverpool, he kept the destination a surprise (as usual). After parking the car we tried to find the restaurant and got a bit lost in torrential rain. One of my favourite parts was huddling together (admittedly slightly awkwardly) under an umbrella looking on Google maps for the restaurant that was yards away. We went to Chaophraya and had a beautiful meal together.
May 6th, 2014 | Julia Braime
To ease you back into the working week, we're touring the town I grew up in this morning to help lovebugs Claire and Scott celebrate their engagement, with a little help from Darren Mack Photography.
They've been together for fifteen years and these two can't wait to finally make it official. Let's hear their love story.
Claire says: We got engaged on Valentine's Day 2012, on a muddy hillside in Upper Nidderdale, North Yorkshire. It was a bit of a surprise to both of us, we'd been together for 15 years but it never felt like the right time. But on that day it did!
We're getting married in August 2014 at Crook Hall, Durham City, hopefully outside in the garden. It's a tiny ceremony with five guests and a big party afterwards!
We met at University at St.John's College in York in 1996. We both did degrees in Geography. We were, and still are, a couple of Indie kids!
The college Summer Ball 1996 was our first date and we've been together ever since. Yeah it was true love! It was a great summer; it feels like we went out every night and had a party. We knew "that was it" when we both got temp jobs working nightshift in a factory making plastic packaging and loved it! We really fell in love during that amazing summer.
I love his big, kind heart. He's one in a million. Our biggest wish for married life is that it doesn't change us or what we already have, and that we live happily ever after…
We decided to record our engagement on camera to learn to relax a little, we live in our own little world and not many people get invited in! I think it's definitely made us less worried about the main shoot on our wedding day. Daz made us feel relaxed and we almost forgot that we were being photographed.
We'll be looking in on Brides Up North in the run up to our big day!
Congratulations Claire & Scott!
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February 5th, 2014 | Julia Braime
I always get excited to receive our engagement submissions for the blog because – and call me a nosy parker – I love reading every couple's individual love story. Without exception, every one I receive is full of happiness and hope for the future.
Martyna and Daniel's engagement announcement is no exception, so I hope you'll join me in wishing them congratulations, luck and love. I'll look forward to sharing their Real Wedding here on Brides Up North not too long from now.
With images by Clare Robinson Photography.
Martyna says: Daniel asked me to marry him on my birthday – Christmas morning. The best birthday and Christmas present ever!
About 6 years ago we met at work and from then everything started! On our first date we went out to Pizza Express, our favourite restaurant in Manchester. I remember what we ordered and where we sat on that day.
From the beginning I knew this was it! I saw Dan going out and spending time with his younger brothers and from that time I was sure about him.
I love about Dan that he cares and respects me. Each time I need him, he is there. I love spending time with him, even when we don't talk; it feels good when he is next to me.
October 14th, 2013 | Julia Braime
I've been spending the morning planning our BIG Halloween party for #weddinghourlive (are you coming?! click here for all the details), so how better to finish off the day with a gothic inspired engagement shoot in Liverpool? Bex and Cara plan to tie the knot on Halloween next year, and judging by these photographs and hearing their plans, these cool chicks are going to have one hell of a wedding.
Let's hear their love story. With images by Nick Kennard Photography.
Cara says: Deciding to get married was a bit spontaneous really! We were on a romantic night out at our favourite bar, and after a little reminiscing we sort of just agreed to it – it's not the most romantic proposal, but we're just happy to be engaged! That's good enough for us!
We're going to get married at Thornton Hall on the Wirral, we fell in love with the venue after we realised we could have an evening wedding under the arbour outside – it might be a bit chilly, but I'm looking forward to the magical look of lots of fairy lights and lanterns in the dark! Call us unconventional, but we're getting married on the 31st October 2014 – spooky!
We're both alternative models, so we met on the job! Our careers as models take us to all sorts of exciting events and places, with unconventional themes, and we get to work for some weird and wonderful companies! I guess our jobs meant we already liked a lot of the same things, tattoo culture, alternative clothing and colourful hair! We met over 3 years ago now.
Our first date was at an awesome boutique bar in Liverpool called Santa Chupitos, I suppose it was just a night out, but if you're with someone you love even the little everyday things become amazing.
We're both a bit in love with the paranormal, so we went on a Shiverpool tour! I know ghosts aren't the first thing that comes to mind when someone mentions a romantic date, but Beth was so scared she jumped straight into my arms! I didn't want to let her go. That's when I knew she was the one.
We're adventurers at heart, so we'd like to buy a little retro motorhome and travel the world – maybe we could go and enjoy the Day of the Dead festival in Mexico that inspired this shoot!
I know the engagement shoot trend is only just catching on in the UK, but we loved the idea of capturing how happy and in love we are – you're full of electricity just after you get engaged, and that feeling is indescribable, so we thought we'd describe it in pictures instead! We spent the day at Maya in Liverpool.
We loved it. It's made the whole thing seem very real, and now we're just counting down the days! We also got to have fun with the fashion – which is something we both love. We got these amazing bespoke shoes designed by Elegant Steps – we just drew up designs for what we wanted and ES dyed and embellished some of their shoes for us to make the designs a reality!
Our favourite images are going to get framed and put on the wall – but we're also going to start a scrapbook of all our experiences together – a bit like the film 'UP'. Hopefully when we're old we can look back on it and shed a happy tear or two.
We think the wedding industry is so concentrated in the South and in America that sometimes people forget that Northern brides are often more creative, thrifty and more willing to experiment with non-traditional weddings! We love that Brides Up North is highlighting this.
We'll be back to share our Real Wedding images. It's going to be an experience like no other, and it's going to take a lot of planning, but I can't wait for it!
Congratulations Cara & Bex!
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July 2nd, 2013 | Julia Braime
And who was saying that there's no such thing as a British Summer?
Today's engagement shoot – sent to me by real bride Beck and North East photographers Caroline and Kelly of The Twins – is like a shot of pure sunshine (with a rather lovely love story thrown in).
Bask in it! And SPF at the ready, because next week is supposed to be scorching…
Beck says: We got engaged on Christmas Day 2010. It was the first Christmas we had spent together despite being a couple for three years as our families lived in different parts of the country. Gary knows how much Christmas means to me and my family and stayed up North with me. We woke up together at my parents' house and he hugged me a put the ring box in my hand! Huuugggge surprise! I never technically said yes apparently, I just cried…lots!
We are getting married in July at Woodhill Hall in Otterburn, Northumberland.
We met at a fashion brand's head office, Gary was the junior accountant and I was on a year's university placement, we first started talking at the photocopier! On our first date Gary invited me to his flat and we ate lots of cheese Doritos and watched DVDs and then he walked me back to my sister's flat like a true gentleman…with a cheeky kiss added in! And yes it was love from the start!
I knew he was the one when he told me I looked beautiful when I first wake up in the morning, when I have crazy bed hair, I'm half asleep and can't see (I wear contacts!) He even proposed to me when I had just woken up!
I love the silly nicknames we call each other, even when we're in public and we don't care!
Our biggest wish for married life is to be happy, have a family and experience what the world has to show us side by side.
We loved our engagement shoot with Kelly & Caroline! It has made us much more relaxed about the big day and helped us to get used to the camera. We're planning on printing some of the photographs out and framing them to give to the Mums on the day of the wedding as a gift.
We'll be back to share our Real Wedding photographs on Brides Up North!
Congratulations Beck & Gary!
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June 17th, 2013 | Julia Braime
Everyone needs a holiday, right?
It's Summer Shutdown season here on the blog, and as the team take a break to rest and recharge for the second half of what's set to be the biggest and best year year yet at Brides Up North HQ, we'll be leaving you with a reduced blogging schedule that will make sure that you still get your daily dose of wedding pretty.
Usual service will recommence on 1st July 2013, but in the meantime keep dropping in on a daily basis and watch out for recaps of our favourite Real Weddings so far in 2013, plenty of eye candy, new features that we just won't be able to wait to share, some special supplier showcases and a couple of surprises too!
So without further ado, I officially declare Summer 2013 open – come on sunshine!
Starting the Summer Shutdown off with a burst of colour, today we join Nicola and Michael as they share their sweet story and excitement about their upcoming big day. With images by Pixies In The Cellar.
Nicola says: We got engaged in the beautiful Maldives on 6th June 2011. It was a complete surprise – just us at the end of a jetty on a beautiful island. Michael had a candle lit dinner planned and we sat outside celebrating under the stars on a private deck over the edge of the beach. Just us and a – very discrete – waiter. It was the perfect proposal. He'd also asked my Dad's permission before we left.
We are getting married in August this year at The Saddleworth Hotel.
We met at the gym in June 2006. After three weeks of eyes and smiles, I asked him on a date! We went for a drink at a nearby hotel. Neither of us were looking to meet 'the one' but couldn't deny that there was an instant attraction on both sides.
After casually dating for a few months, Michael was given the chance to go out and play rugby in New Zealand. As we hadn't been dating long, we left it at "tTanks for a great Summer, it's been fun'. No pressure to keep in touch – I simply wished him good luck as he flew off in late November.
Then, before long, emails turned to texts and texts turned to calls and on New Year's Eve 2006, we both said those three magic words. Neither of us could deny our feelings and longer.
After finishing my degree in May, I flew out to New Zealand for an amazing Summer together before both returning to England in August.
Seven years later, I guess true love really does conquer all!
I love Michael's love of life and how he never fails to make me smile. He is not only beautiful on the outside but also one of the nicest men you could ever wish to meet. He is smart, loving, incredibly witty and, often, the yin to my yang – the calming voice, when I worry too much!
Michael: Nicola makes me laugh. She is my best friend and, to top it off, smokin' hot!
Our biggest wish for married life is to have a happy, healthy family and grow old together, as happy as we are now.
We've been engaged for two years now and are just weeks away from getting married. Wishing we'd had some photographs done when we first got engaged, we decided that it would be a lovely memory and keepsake to treasure as part of the build up to our big day! The 'just before we were Mr and Mrs' shots. It also gave us and Peter (our amazing photographer – Pixies In The Cellar) chance to get to know one another before the wedding; rather than have a stranger turn up on the day.
The day was absolutely brilliant – and so much fun! Peter is not only an amazing photographer – the proof is in the pictures – but also a lovely person to work with. Without doubt, it made us even more excited about the big day!
Brides Up North is great for ideas and inspiration to help organise things leading up to the wedding. We'll be back to share our Real Wedding photographs soon!
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You know I wish more doctors would make suggestions about where to get help free or cheap. I wouldn't be insulted at all. I'm a widow living alone and trying to survive on disability. I'm thankful for any help I can get.
I know fatique can make you cold too so I'm not so sure about the teeth being the culprit but it can be dangerous to have dental infections.
If you go to the dentist you need to tell them what is going on with your health and find out if you should stop or start taking anything before your appt.
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My favorite part was the 3D-task -- the Maze. The maze is a series of traps and paths that are about eight feet tall made from hills. Harry and Cedric must find the trophy hidden in the maze and return the same way they came, back to the entrance of the maze to win! After that, Harry and Cedric both touched the trophy at the same time. The trophy was a port key and I will stop talking about the end of the book because I will give away all the good parts.
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MONTREAL _ Flyers captain Mike Richards called it a "good old-fashioned ass kicking," and no one would disagree.
Montreal was faster, more physical, better with the puck and hungrier as they defeated the visiting Flyers, 5-1, on Thursday and climbed off the canvas and back into the Eastern Conference finals.
"We knew they were going to come hard," goalie Michael Leighton said, "and obviously we didn't respond to it."
The Flyers lead the series, two games to one, but there are questions, lots of questions, that have arisen.
Such as: Do the Flyers have enough gas in the tank to reach the Stanley Cup Finals?
The Flyers seemed tired and disinterested right from the start.
That shouldn't happen in a playoff game, but it's easy to give the Flyers a pass. After all, this team has been playing full tilt ever since it fell into a three-games-to-none hole in the conference semifinals against Boston.
They were due for an emotional letdown.
But the disturbing part is this: The Flyers have not played well in the last two games.
In the Flyers' 3-0 home win on Tuesday, Montreal had a territorial edge, but goalie Michael Leighton bailed out the orange and black.
The Flyers, who had their six-game winning streak snapped on Thursday, need to regroup and get back into desperation mode.
That's not easy when you're still ahead in the series, but the Flyers should focus on this: Montreal faced a 3-1 deficit against mighty Washington and won that quarterfinal series, so you don't want to lose Saturday afternoon and give the Habs any more momentum.
The Flyers need to treat Saturday like it's a must-win game.
They need to set the tone and play their first good opening period of the series.
They have been outshot, 46-21, in this series' three first periods, and that should sound some alarms in Flyersville.
"This was a long way coming; we didn't play all that well even in the first couple games. We relied heavily on our power play," Richards said. "This was just a beatdown."
"We've got to be more prepared," said center Claude Giroux, who had a nasty cut on his lip, courtesy of Josh Gorges' stick. "They just worked harder than us tonight."
Asked if Thursday's lopsided loss was a wakeup call, Richards said, "It better be. I'm not calling anyone out. It's myself leading. It's going out on the ice and playing for it, instead of just going out there and hoping."
Defenseman Chris Pronger, who was minus-3 in one of his rare poor performances, was also critical of the team's effort.
"It was the same old, same old from the last four games," said Pronger, who was including the poor first period against Boston in Game 7 of the conference semifinals. "Until we get that ship righted and understand we need to play 60 minutes, it will be more of the same.
"They're obviously a team that plays a lot different at home. They play with a lot of energy and a lot of fire. They feed off the crowd. We need to understand that and play at another level."
If not, this series will be tied going back to Philly.
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Heatwave Rome: Our top 5 tips to cooling off in the summer
Welcome to Rome in the summer. One word: hot. And imagine working in the dirt eight hours a day every day under a full sun. Since we're always thinking about the well-being of our students, we've come up with five fool-proof tips to cooling down during the urban heat. If you think you (or anyone you know) will break from Rome's rising mercury, here's how we do it:
- Grattachecca(grah-tah-KEK-ah)
- This is Italian shaved ice– aka the real deal. Literally shaved by hand on the spot from a big block of ice, grattachecca is a Roman summer tradition where you get to pick the fruit syrups and fresh fruit to pour into the hand-shaven ice. Grattacheccha stands are street-side kiosks, and sometimes are near the summer sliced watermelon pop-ups. Our favorites include:
- Sora Mirella Lungotevere degli Anguillara, corner of Ponte Cestio (Trastevere)
- Fonte d'Oro, Piazza G.G. Belli (Trastevere)
- La Grattachecca Piazzale di Ponte Milvio (Flaminio/Ponte Milivo)
- This is Italian shaved ice– aka the real deal. Literally shaved by hand on the spot from a big block of ice, grattachecca is a Roman summer tradition where you get to pick the fruit syrups and fresh fruit to pour into the hand-shaven ice. Grattacheccha stands are street-side kiosks, and sometimes are near the summer sliced watermelon pop-ups. Our favorites include:
- Ostia Beach
- Since our excavation is at Ostia Antica, instead of saying "take a hike", we tell our students to hit the beach. A half-hour local train from Rome (on the same line as heading to our dig site), is Ostia beach- a public beach with restaurants, activities and social life. For your €1.50 ATAC ticket, hop on Roma-Lido "trenino" (little train) found at the local station adjacent to the Piramide (Metro B) metro. Destination: Lido Centro.
- Use a big nose
- That's right, those fountains you see on the streets that are constantly running are called "nasoni," big noses, and they are a really great way to keep cool and hydrated as you explore the city. The water is cold, clean and delicious, coming from a deep underground spring. According to the Comune di Roma, the nasoni run constantly in order to keep the system clean and flushed out. Our tip to taking a sip? Put your finger over the main spigot to block it and water will arc out of the small hole on top. Or, you can use them to fill your water bottle without paying outrageous tourist prices for water bottles at the coffee bars! Newsflash: the Comune di Roma is offering re-useable water bottles sold for €2 at local tourist information points (PIT).
- Villa Borghese
- Rome's second largest park with over 140 acres of greenery is the perfect respite from a hot day in the sun. You can walk up from the stairs off of Piazza del Popolo, take a paddleboat, peddle around on a group bike, rollerblade or run under the sprinklers.
- Gelato
- Saving the best for last, don't forget to sample Roman gelato, which is definitely NOT ice cream. Gelato uses more whole milk and less cream, so it has a lower fat content, and it contains less air so it's denser which provides a more intense flavor. Some of our favorite gelato shops are*:
- Gelateria Corona, Largo Argentina 27 (Campo de' Fiori)
- Fior di Luna, Via della Lungaretta 96 (Trastevere)
- Gelarmony, Via Marcantonio Colonna 34 (Prati)
- Frigidarium Via del Governo Vecchio 112 (Piazza Navona)
- Gelateria del Teatro Via di San Simone 70 (Piazza Navona)
- Saving the best for last, don't forget to sample Roman gelato, which is definitely NOT ice cream. Gelato uses more whole milk and less cream, so it has a lower fat content, and it contains less air so it's denser which provides a more intense flavor. Some of our favorite gelato shops are*:
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An overview of the Book of Hebrews. Filled with encouragement and confidence-building words, this book is a must read for the times we are now living in. We must know God so well that we can come boldly before His throne of mercy in time of need. Jesus Christ's authority on the character of God is unequalled given His credentials.
The three Elijahs have one and the same message: choose God over Baal. Who is God? Who is Baal? How can we tell between them? Why have we become as confused as to mistake one for the other? As we near Jesus' second coming we must not make the mistake of exchanging the true God for the god of this world.


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Hope You Played that Amazing WebGL Zelda Tribute Before Nintendo Squashed It
It shows real love for this game for these guys to painstakingly recreate it, only for it to get banned moments later. Sometimes, love hurts.
I think it was a up a full week or so before Nintendo brought down the IP hammer: Scott Lininger and Mike Magee remade the original Legend of Zelda in WebGL, completely playable in the browser. Here's a few articles that captured the magic while it lasted:
- Original website: https://www.zelda30tribute.com/
- Kotaku: http://kotaku.com/a-3d-legend-of-zelda-tribute-you-can-play-in-your-brows-1768889251
- IGN: http://www.ign.com/articles/2016/04/04/play-a-fully-3d-legend-of-zelda-tribute-in-your-browser
- The Verge: http://www.theverge.com/2016/4/4/11366274/zelda-3d-browser-30-birthday-tribute


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Some beer parlour operators in Lagos have lamented over poor patronage this festive period.
The number of people, who usually relaxed and socialise at some bars and joints in the evenings, has reduced drastically at yuletide.
News Agency of Nigeria, NAN, who visited a beer parlour owner, Mrs Chioma Nwanze, lamented the fall in the number of customers this festive period due to the parlous state of the economy.
"Many of us are no longer making it because there is no money in town, yet the prices of beer from brewers keep on increasing.
"Soon, many of us may have to return to our villages because of poor records of sales in Lagos.
She said, "Sustaining our families is becoming a herculean task. There are rents and school fees to pay, in addition to feeding."
Another pub operator, Mrs Chiamaka Chukwuma, said that not many people were coming out to booze these days.
Chukwuma added that in the past, he continued to sell till about 12 midnight at festive period but not anymore.
Some others who usually visit joints after work said that the purpose of doing so was to relax and get relieved of tension.
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It is a great opportunity to get a trip to London, isn't? London is a great city of renowned culture, delectable entertainment and colorful history. This is definitely a place that one will enjoy for a vacation. This is the home of one hundred of Europe's biggest companies so it is safe to assume that London is a big business hub. London has a lot of historical museums and parks for your entertainment.
But along all of the entertainment, there are things that we need to have in mind. One thing is the prices in London. Yes, the prices of the products and the services that you will need and look for during the vacation or trip.
It may sound useless but the prices are huge factors affecting your trip. There should be one point in time when you are in a vacation that you took a bus ride instead of getting a cab to take you to somewhere because it is cheaper. It happens and this happens to most tourists.
There are reasons why we need to always look at the price tag so we can budget our finances. Well, there is nothing to be shy about it or to worry about it. Controlling your expenses is no easy job so be proud that you are doing your job even in a vacation.
Budget-wise, having a vacation is really a high-expense act. But since we are fond of exploring the world, we need to know why our finances act a big role on our travels.
First, the budget defines what you can do during the trip. Exploring the city of London might be an easy task but then again our budget defines it. You might want to use the bus or cab but since you want to buy some souvenirs, you decided to walk. You wanted to eat in known classy restaurant in London but you decided to eat street food and reasoned out that it is more fun to eat "al fresco."
Second, we need to know the prices to get the quality of something or get the right cost for everything. You might buy a souvenir that costs less than the price you paid for. An important thing to know is the taxi rates. This is really crucial because you might be using a cab all the time to go around the city.
Third, if you know the prices, you can haggle and you can save more money for extra activities or souvenirs. When you know the prices already you can manage how you will attack and plan your haggling strategy. This is one thing that you need to learn when you are visiting foreign cities.
These are just some of the reasons why you need to at least know the Prices in London. An advise is to do some research on the prices in this city and when you do, you will take full control on the enjoyment you will experience in the City of London.
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I may be a day late, but I am still linking up with Tara and Lolo for Pin it Tuesday! Why? I love Pinterest. You can follow me if you do too! This week I thought I would pull some favorite pins from my "Kinda Obsessed With Quotes" board. I just love love love inspirational quotes. I have kept a journal of my favorites since I was a teenager. Here is the Pinterest version of just being yourself!
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After temporary repairs, Stillwater Lift Bridge open for morning rush hour
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ROSEVILLE, Minn. –Morning commuters will be able to cross the St. Croix River on the Highway 36 Stillwater Lift Bridge this morning after MnDOT's Electrical Services Section (ESS) completed temporary repairs to the main power cable on the bridge. Crews worked throughout the night and the bridge reopened just before 4:30 a.m. The normal lift schedule also will resume this morning.
The bridge will close again at 10 p.m. tonight to allow crews to make permanent repairs to the cable. It will remain closed until 6 a.m. Thursday. In case of inclement weather, the permanent repairs will be postponed until Thursday night.
A malfunction in an electrical meter socket that monitors power usage at the Stillwater lift bridge failed at 12:05 p.m. yesterday and caused the bridge to stop about 30 feet above the water, 3/4 of the way up. The bridge again stalled just before 8:30 p.m. about halfway up during testing after the electric meter socket was repaired. Workers had to be lowered from the lift span by bucket truck.
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Today's Canada Day recipe is an ooey-gooey take on a Canadian classic: the butter tart. Now, these Maple (Nut)Butter Tarts certainly aren't light, but instead of butter and eggs, I used nuts, and lots of them, for a vegan and gluten-free version. They can even be made completely raw. They're not an exact substitute for your traditional butter tart, but they're an equally delicious substitute. The filling is amazing, and makes a great spread for toast or dip for apple slices.
Vegan Maple (Nut)Butter Tarts (Raw option)
Tart Shells
- 1 cup dates
- 2 cups cashews
- 1 tbs coconut oil
Maple Nut Filling
- 1 cup dates
- 1/2 cup almonds
- 3 tbs maple syrup
- 4 tbsp almond butter
- 1/2 tsp vanilla extract
- 1/4 tsp almond extract
- 1 cup almond milk
Directions: If baking shells, pre-heat oven to 300F. In a food processor, pulse cashews until they form a coarse meal. Add dates and coconut oil and process, stopping to scrape down sides, until you have a doughy consistency. When it holds together in a ball, it's ready. Taking golf ball sized portions, form tart shells by pressing mixture into parchment-lined muffin tins.
If making raw option, refrigerate tart shells while you make the filling. Otherwise, use a fork to poke holes into bottoms of shells and bake for 10-12 minutes at 300F.
Meanwhile, for the filling, process almonds until you have a fine flour. Add remaining ingredients and process until smooth. Using a spoon, drop filling into tart shells and smooth tops. Refrigerate to allow the filling to set (at least 1 hour) prior to serving. Enjoy!
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Analysis of How to Play Hardball by Chris Matthews
Being a Politician
Connections alone a politician does not make, but a connection with which relationship is important does a veteran politician make. In Hardball, Chris Matthews emphasizes the point it is not the people that a politician gets to know that matters the most to his career, but the relationship he builds with them at the opportune time. First and foremost, for a politician to succeed, he or she must curry favor be it a clerk or a senior congressman – but only one by one. Secondly, a politician must learn from the mistakes of political figures, but also imitate the stratagems of the successful ones. Finally, an aspiring politician must glean the tares from the wheat.
Currying favor from another person to do one's bidding has been an art from centuries past. Whether a person takes four showers in Dodge Hotel like Lyndon B. Johnson did, a relationship must be built. It must be personal so the one trying to build the relationship can relate and extract the other's motives. A successful politician, according to Chris Matthews will receive rather than give. A relationship is successful only if the other person is willing to do something for the person making a connection. If the person does anything for the connector that proves he or she will cooperate in the future. Matthews give himself a good example when he talks about Lyndon B. Johnson asking Larry King for the amount of sugar and cream in his coffee. Matthews continues to say that after Johnson finishes with King, King dutifully but never without any obligation to Johnson, carries all his baggage down the stairwell. How did this happen? In political terms, King was administered the "Johnson treatment". The treatment was the senate majority leader giving one-on one attention to King, a mere lackey to a congressman, but he turned out to be important in the senate reelection of 1960. That is how LBJ played Hardball, and an aspiring politician should imitate Johnson in administering the "Johnson treatment".
In the quest for political power, many have succeeded and failed. But an aspiring politician would learn from the pitfalls of his predecessors and at the same time also imitate successful strategies like the "Johnson treatment". Rudimentary as this may sound, like Johnson, a politician must make a checklist of strategies used and to be used to make his or her career successful. A checklist consisting of the "Johnson Treatment", retail politics, wholesale politics must be checked off if they were not successful in the past. Matthews once again provides us with an example; this time about president Jimmy Carter. President Carter made his own campaign platform from scratch with his code word Washington. But Carter's failure according to Matthews was he " declared war on the very people he was working with". An aspiring politician trying to get a foothold on Capitol Hill will learn to be like Reagan, who also campaigned against the government but unlike Carter he was highly successful. A would be politician should imitate Bill Clinton who got phone numbers on napkins and would years later exploit them to his benefit. Bill Clinton made connections and he had got to know them personally and at the opportune time he used them to win against Bush who had a successful campaign in the Persian Gulf War. A successful strategy is to be imitated and Chris Matthews himself employed one when he took his education credentials and searched for one similar to that of his to get a foothold on Capitol Hill. Chris Matthews looked for similarities of his own background and any other congressman's that would match. He played Hardball.
To glean the tares from the wheat is no easy task as they both might be uprooted. A politician should know how to make good and keep good connections. But he must be careful not to make any unwanted ones as they might haunt him or her in the future. When favors are given, they are automatically expected back. If favors are not given and asked of the most beneficial people, an aspiring politician's career can be skewered. In other words politicians should have ' good friends'. As usual Matthews once again provides an example; this time about president George Bush. Bush did not know of Saddam Hussein's intentions to invade Kuwait, but according to Matthews, he was coolly signing baseballs with the president of Egypt Hosni Mubarak at a baseball game. Bush became a friend of the Egyptian president, but kept himself away from Hussein and his intentions. When time came, Mubarak convinced the Arab League to issue economic sanctions against Iraq. Bush again used his old contact King Fahd to launch a large-scale repulsion of Iraqi forces from Saudi soil. How did he do this? Bush kept in touch with the right people and in the opportune time, he exploited them to his benefit. President Bush played Hardball.
Over the years many have aspired for power. But a politician's true power lays in his ability to make a personal, long, beneficial and essential relationship with those on Capitol Hill or anywhere in the world. If favors are received then a politician is successful because he just got something done with out asking. Chris Matthews makes the point to imitate great politicians as he himself has done by doing his " homework" like LBJ did when he was on a campaign. A politician must also possess sound judgment and make the 'right' friends. If not they might haunt him forever and can become a thorn in the side no matter what heights he or she shall rise to. To be successful, a politician must play hardball.
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This wide-ranging collection of some 8000 objects was amassed by Sir William Burrell, an astute businessman, who sold his shipping business assets during 1913-16 and spent the rest of his life building a disparate collection of objects and art from Ancient Civilizations, the late medieval and early Renaissance periods, China, the Islamic world and France. This collection was donated to the City of Glasgow and is now housed in a purpose designed building located in Pollock Country Park, about 5 miles (8 Km) South West of Glasgow City Centre. There is no entrance fee and at fixed times during the day free guided tours of the Collection are provided by experts.
Sir William Burrell (1861-1958) joined his father's Glasgow based shipping business at age 15 in 1876. He proved very adept at profiting from the economic cycles of the shipping industry; finally exiting the business during World War One and thereafter dedicating his life to amassing his famous collection. For most of his life, Sir William and Lady Burrell resided at Hutton Castle in the Scottish Borders. Some rooms from Hutton Castle have been re-created at the Burrell Collection.
The Burrell Collection display can be broadly categorised as follows:
The Hutton Castle Rooms: Comprises the Dining Room, Drawing Room and the Hall. Features include carved wooden panels (c.1500), stained glass, heraldic glass, 16th century oak furniture, fine needlework and tapestries, medieval sculpture and Persian and Caucasian rugs.
This material comprises about one quarter of the Collection and includes:
Special focus here is the art of Northern Europe between 1300 A.D. and 1500 A.D.
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ISLETA, Modesto -- After a brief illness, on Thursday, December 19, 2002 at Toronto East General Hospital, in his 87th year. Modesto, beloved husband of the late Adelaida. He will be sadly missed by his children Nannette QUICHO (Rey,) Mary ARZAGA (Fred,) Faye OLAVARIO (Robert), Susan, Tony (Leila), and Maria. Modesto will be fondly remembered by his 11 grandchildren, family and Friends. Friends may visit at the Demarco Funeral Home ''Scarborough Chapel'' (4129 Lawrence Ave. E., just west of Kingston Rd.), 416-724-4129 from 5-9 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Funeral Mass on Monday morning at 10: 30 a.m. in St. Boniface Roman Catholic Church (Markham Rd. north of Kingston Rd.). Interment Pine Hills Cemetery. The family would like to give a special thanks to Dr. John RUTH and the nursing staff of the Toronto East General Hospital (Unit 2B).
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Posted: Sat Mar 18, 2017 3:38 pm
@ Kimmiiekinz, groups may only have 1 or 2 half-hour slots. So if your group is big enough to require an hour, then you could have 9:30-10:30pm, or 10-11pm? Which is preferable for the group?
Slots are a half an hour and groups MAY request two consecutive slots (one hour) for really big groups, but no longer than that.


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This month, LinkedIn members have been discussing diversification, and whether the old adages of 'sticking to your knitting' or focusing on 'core competencies' provide the best advice for a modern organisation.
One member said it was a matter of where you are in the development phase within the business. At the beginning, focusing on the core is vital; after that, diversification is essential to grow and spread risk.
Another argued that it was an essential way for companies to evolve, drawing on the case study of IBM, which started out making typewriters. He said: "Many companies find themselves in dying companies and industries. They face stark choices, but often a pathway to survival is to refocus the business."
A third suggested that many companies successfully diversify, and their only core competency is making money. He added: "Certainly some companies may and do get diversification wrong: if they are into empire building, do not have a disciplined approach to reviewing various parts of the business, sacrifice value for growth, pay too much for acquisitions, and are slow to divest persistent non-performers. These weaknesses are not inherent in diversification; they may simply be human character weaknesses or are found in management teams that do not have a systematic strategic management process."
Other subjects under discussion this month include what members have learned from the process of linking technology to business strategy, why power is considered a dirty word and what the concept of trust means in the workplace. Why not join the discussion?


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August 27th, 2014 | Julia Braime
On Sunday 29th June Brides Up North Featured Supplier LOVE Bridal Boutique hosted an amazing launch event at Styal Lodge in Cheshire for their new 'LOVE Bridesmaids' offering in conjunction with London based bridesmaid designer Maids to Measure.
The first large scale bridal event purely for bridesmaids in the North West, the day celebrated the launch of LOVE Bridesmaids/Maids to Measure 'Pop-up' Events… days that you'll be wanting to put in your diary for you and your favourite ladies.
Images by Jonny Draper Photography.
Let's hear from LOVE Bridesmaids' founder Emma about how it all went and how you can get in on the pretty…
Emma says: I'm pleased to report that the event was a resounding success, we had so many fabulous comments from brides and of course bridesmaids on the day about the event itself plus of course the range of dress styles and colours to choose from, and how they stand apart from a lot of bridesmaid dresses currently on the market. They really loved being able to come to an event like this and being able to share it with their maids too!
The event looked amazing, who was involved?
When we first decided to be a Maids to Measure stockiest we knew we had to make a big splash and launch it properly with a fabulous event in true LOVE style! We looked no further than Styal Lodge, a venue popular not only with us, but with a lot of our brides who have chosen it for their big day too! The wonderful Higham family at Styal Lodge were just as excited as we were when we first spoke with them about it and helped to make the event a huge success with their wonderful hospitality.
The brains behind the amazing Maids to Measure brand, sisters Sinclair and India, helped us to host the event, giving styling advice to our guests on the day, not to mention styling our models and helping backstage with the dressing for the catwalk.
A whole host of our wedding friends helped to make it a great day too including Gemma Hallowell, make-up artist, and Paisley Gamble, hair stylist, who worked their magic on our models back stage and created some stunning looks. Sian at The Flower Lounge blew us away with her dressing of the catwalk and flower styling around the venue – lots of brides were eyeing this up as a great way to dress their aisle for their big day! Hipswing provided the fabulous glitzy backdrop for our catwalk, Francesca from the Cheshire Cat Cake Company made the most amazing macarons which were given out in our goody bags. A LOVE event would never be the same without LOVE letters from The Word Is Love, and these letters lit up the entranceway to the Lodge. Our guests were kept entertained by singer Kirsty Rogers who sang throughout the day – brides loved her so much that they booked her for their big day! Sam Fitton magician went down a storm too and also the fab photobooth from Forever Photobooths who captured some hilarious moments with our guests!
Not to mention our gorgeous models, Ailsa, Jill, Natalie, Izzy, Lizzie and Sarah who showed off the dresses beautifully and looking so stunning! Thanks so much to Ailsa (of Ailsa Baker Dance) for choreographing our show too.
Our very own Jonny Draper Photography was on hand with his camera to capture the day's events, culminating in an exciting photoshoot at the end of the day, and some hilarious Austin Powers inspiration during our catwalk show… this had to be seen to be believed!
So, when will you officially start your LOVE Bridesmaids/Maids to Measure 'Pop-up' Events at the boutique?
We have actually already had our first fully booked event in August which went brilliantly and resulted in lots of brides and their maids choosing dresses! We will be holding the events monthly on a Sunday; our next one will be on September 14th and this is fully booked already but we are still taking bookings for October onwards. Our next dates include Sunday 12th October, Sunday 9th November and Sunday 7th December. 2015 event dates to be released very soon.
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text: Fix your back Follow these tips and eliminate back pain By Men's Health Posted on November 4, 2009 Tweet Share Pin Email Toggle Lie down Or walk. Or do anything other than sit. "Sitting is one of the hardest things for your spine to cope with," says osteopath Irene Phillips, founder and director of the BackCare Clinic. "It compresses your spinal discs and makes you far more prone to back ache and injury." Tweet Share Pin Email Exercise right When University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) researchers assessed patients with a history of chronic lower-back pain, they discovered that those who did regular exercise were a third less likely to suffer an increase in pain or disability than their couch-potato counterparts. But beware specific back stretches and exercises: the study also found that those who concentrated on this type of exercise actually suffered an increase in pain. Hal Morgenstern, the study's author, suspects this is because people do back exercises incorrectly, worsening the pain. To play it safe, stick to exercise such as fast-paced walking or swimming. Tweet Share Pin Email Get a better bed "It's a myth that very hard beds are good for your back," says Phillips. "The mattress should be firm and supportive, but not so rigid that it doesn't mould to the shape of your back, buttocks and shoulders." Tweet Share Pin Email Use a towel When you've no choice but to sit, roll up a towel and stick it in the small of your back. This helps take the pressure off the discs in your lower back. Tweet Share Pin Email Lift carefully Again, it's a bit of a myth that all backache is down to lifting heavy objects. In fact, only about 17% of back problems are caused by heavy lifting. Obviously it's best to avoid hauling things around, but if you must, make sure you bend your knees, keep your back straight, tighten your stomach muscles and place your feet firmly shoulder width apart. A more common catalyst for back pain is lack of movement: a slovenly lifestyle weakens key muscles, increasing injury risk as well as causing poor posture, says Phillips. Tweet Share Pin Email Check your mirror When you're driving, especially if it's a long distance or you've got passengers, it's all too easy to tense up due to stress. Angle your rear-view mirror just a bit higher than usual to make sure you need to maintain good posture to see in it. Also remember to keep your shoulders relaxed. Tweet Share Pin Email Slow down Whatever you're doing, do it in the time necessary, don't rush it. Rushing to lift something, move something or even pick something up off the floor is a common cause of sudden back twinges. Tweet Share Pin Email


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Registry of Registries (RoR)
The PARENT RoR is envisioned as a Web service to provide an added value to patient registries across the EU in order to assist humans to obtain reliable and up-to-date information about patient registry metadata.
The PARENT RoR provides more efficient use of resources in setting-up and managing patient registries.
It also leads to improvement in quality and scope of cross-border exchange of registry data for research and public health in EU thus establishing interoperability standards in data exchange.
Through the PARENT RoR users are able to search, browse and compare registries metadata on demand. The PARENT RoR helps users avoid wasting resources, creating information models de-novo, base legacy information systems on EU level endorsed standards, obtaining metadata that is comparable across many different data sets and benchmark metadata models between registries.


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Fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) found momentum in the fourth quarter of last year in recording growth of 5.7 per cent, according to the latest quarterly Market Pulse report from market researcher Nielsen.
FMCG operations in the six key cities of Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Hai Phong, Can Tho, Nha Trang, and Da Nang experienced recovery, with 5.7 per cent growth compared to 4.5 per cent in the previous quarter, driven by an increase of 4.9 per cent in volume growth against 3.6 per cent in the third quarter.
FMCG Growth - Six Key Cities
Source: Nielsen's Market Pulse report
The recovery is reflected in growth across most of the seven major categories of beverages (including beer), food, milk base, household care, personal care, cigarettes, and baby care.
Beverages continued to enjoy major increases, recording the highest growth of 9.7 per cent, mainly driven by increasing volume growth of 7.7 per cent and contributing 38 per cent to total FMCG sales.
The final quarter of last year also saw a soft rebound in the food and milk-based categories, with volume increases of 0.9 per cent and 3.7 per cent, respectively. Other categories also exhibited signs of recovery, except for personal care, which remained stagnant.
"Although FMCG growth in Quarter 4 continued to show recovery the market is no longer expected to have double digit organic growth," said Ms. Nguyen Huong Quynh, Executive Director - Retail Measurement Services at Nielsen. "The volatility presents a lot of challenges for manufacturers to make sound decisions to fully seize market growth opportunities and drive a profitable business."
According to Ms. Quynh the rising rural population has been a new source of growth for many manufacturers.
Last year FMCG sales in rural area grew a significant 5.5 per cent, mainly led by volume growth of 5.5 per cent. Rural areas are home to 68 per cent of Vietnam's 90 million people and contribute 54 per cent of FMCG sales.
Further, rural habitants have been investing more in education and enjoying income growth of around 44 per cent over the last three years. "Yet these potential opportunities remain largely unknown to many businesses," Ms. Quynh added.
The Market Pulse report is based on the results of the Nielsen Retail Measurement study of FMCG operations in major categories. The Nielsen Retail Measurement provides continuous tracking of product movement through defined retail outlets. The data are used to measure manufacturer and retailer effort as well as consumer off-take.


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Being the mining, oil and gas industry, we have a plethora of silly and nonsensical rules.
One of the not so bad sometimes rules is the mandatory RDO. That's a rostered day off for you casual workers. On this site, we aren't allowed to work more than 13 days straight before we have a day off, and that day happened on last Sunday.
Thankfully, the crew here is pretty lively, interested in the local surrounds and keen to get out amongst it. So, the site supervisor took it upon himself to motivate us all to pile into the work 4WD's and head out to Millstream Chichester National Park.
It's here https://maps.google.com/maps?q=millstream+chichester+national+park&hl=en&ll=-21.189534,117.358704&spn=1.092208,2.068176&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=58.467737,132.363281&t=h&z=10
Anyhoo, we visited Python Pool and the Homestead, saw a train and another train, then some more trains. I took a photo of two trains. Every one else took videos. After spending some time waiting for the trains to clear the tracks (the boss had a snooze, people on the other side of the tracks made tea), we continued driving around.
The Kiwi in the car was fascinated by everything and after some close calls, heeded my advice to not touch anything. Until he decided that the spinifex looked soft and brushed it with his hand. He whinged like a pom.
After some casual racism and a bit more driving we saw some cows. I didn't take a photo of the cows.
Driving East towards Python Pool.
The Homestead, it lasted long enough for me to take two pano's.
Spinifex Dove? These were really cool birds. They were not keen to be photographed, so would hide behind tufts of grass. They would run behind a tuft, look up over it, duck down, run behind another tuft and then look up to see if I was still there.
Iron Ore trains. You haven't been delayed by a train until you've been delayed by one of these. They seem to go for kilometres, a never ending flow of metal. Both literally and metaphorically.
Python Pool. Not quite the gorges of Karajini, but special in it's own way. I can only imagine being here 10,000 years ago, wandering through such a inhospitable landscape, coming across this place. Millstream Chichester has a strong history with the original inhabitants of this land, not just for it's water, but also for the varieties of plants that grew there. The area was used as a meeting place for a long time.
The last photo I took. We had driven through Millstream Chichester, and were now heading back towards the township of Roeburne.
Despite my derisive sarcasm, I had a great time. Having other people waiting on you really forces you to focus and take a shot, rather than waiting around and hoping something better comes along.
I hope to do another trip on my next RDO, perhaps go further afield?


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Why is a Reclaim Your Eyesight Workshop so Helpful? - 5 Minute Video
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Aiport Shuttle. GreenRide offers shuttle service to/from Denver International Airport (DIA). They have hourly shuttles to Fort Collins. They can drop you and pick you up at the Best Western University Inn, which is also where we are having the workshop. Here is a link to their schedule page: http://www.greenrideco.com/schedule/FCschedule.pdf . Their price is $38 each way including drop-off and pickup at the Best Western University Inn. They can drop you and pick you up at the Best Western University Inn in Fort Collins.
Great workshop location! The Best Western University Inn is next to CSU campus, short walk into Fort Collins Old Town area. Numerous great restaurants from 1 block to 10 blocks, fun and safe area. Whole Foods is about a 20 minute walk, or take the "MAX" bus. Fort Collins is a perpetual top-rated American city to live and visit. Boulder, Denver, and Rocky Mountain National Park are each about an hour drive. Many other mountain parks, cities, and high desert destinations are also close by.
Lodging: We have special room rates at the Best Western University Inn, $84 per night. You can call the hotel directly at +1 970-484-1984, and ask for the "Better Eyesight Workshop" group rate. The workshop will be in the hotel conference room. Note that if your plans change you can cancel the hotel up to 48 hours ahead.
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Step into clear vision with this fun, relaxing, and fascinating weekend. Greg Marsh gets rave reviews as a presenter who covers a lot, but with a thoughtful approach and easy pace that allows Natural Vision principles to sink in. Greg's teaching approach is founded in a 25-year study of martial art and meditation, plus various other alternative health approaches, blended with the amazing Bates Method and Natural Vision Improvement techniques.
Various Doorways into Improving your Eyesight:
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"It helps so much to have the support of a group, all working towards the same goal, and Greg's warmth, humor and insight make the class special. His method is not a series of exercises -- it is a gentle path to learning a new way of being."
"A perfect mix of inspiration and practical techniques. I have proven to myself I can get rid of reading glasses. This faith in my eyes is a real breakthrough."
"I have only used my glasses for driving since the workshop. I am seeing much more clearly and expect to pass my next drivers license test without glasses."
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Star Light, Star Bright—Seeing Double with Surprising Celebrity Twins
What would it be like to go through life constantly being mistaken for a celebrity? Here are 8 celebrities whose twins know exactly what it's like.
Ashton and Michael Kutcher
Ashton Kutcher is 5 minutes older than his twin brother Michael "Mike" who has cerebral palsy. Mike underwent a heart transplant at a young age, is unable to use the right side of his body, and is 80 percent deaf in his left ear. Mike has dedicated his life to being a vocal advocate for children with cerebral palsy.
Surprisingly many celebrities have twins no one knows about. Find out here which celebrities have twins and what their not-so-famous siblings do for a living.


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Mahek 3rd November 2017 Written Episode Update
Mahek 3rd November 2017 Written Episode Update on teleshowupdates.com
Mahek 3rd November 2017 Episode Start With Mahek runs from her room and comes to wedding venue. She runs inside crying and comes infront of mandap, all turn to look at her, Shaurya is stunned to see her. Shaurya says Mahek? Mansi says our Mahek is alive. Mahek cries and says please save my kid, he is trapped there, please save my Neev. Karona is shocked to see her and faints. Mahek is hysteric and cries pleading anyone to help her. Mandhar and Banwari comes there. Mandhar grabs her hand and says come with me, he tries to drag her forcefully, Shaurya gets angry seeing it, he throws away his turban and pushes Mandhar away from Mahek, he says Mahek? inhaler falls from Mandhar's pocket, Mahek takes it and runs away, Shaurya runs behind her.
Kanta is talking to Mohit on call, Jeevan calls her. Kanta takes call and says I told you to not inform me about wedding, Jeevan tells her about Mahek, Kanta is shocked and runs from there.
Mahek comes to her room, Neev is unconscious, she gives him inhaler and says mom is here, you are goin to be fine, Neev wakes up, Mahek hugs him and cries. Banwari and Julie comes there. Juilie says some storm is coming, we shouldnt be here. Shaurya shouts for Mahek outside room. Mahek recalls how Archie said to never come infront of Shaurya, she thinks that she shouldnt have come infront of Shaurya.
Outside Mahek's room, Mandhar stops Shaurya from going in room, Shaurya says move away from me. All family members come there too. Mandhar says get lost from here. Shaurya grabs his neck and strangles him, Mandhar pushes him away and takes dagger, he says move away, nobody can come near, Jeevan says give us our Mahek. Mandhar says she i Vandana, I will cut throats if anyone tries to come near. Shaurya comes near him and throws him to ground, he beats Mandhar and says cut my throat. Archie says let him. Inside room, Julie asks Banwari to stop them. Mahek says no let me go. Mahek comes outside room, she asks to stop it. All are in shock to see her. Shaurya looks at her and is frozen at his place. Shaurya gets teary eyed and starts approaching her,
Mahek is unable to look away from him. Shaurya comes to her and falls to his knees infront of her, she is stunned. Shaurya holds her hand, Mahek is tensed. Shaurya caresses her hands that are wounded from being tied, Shaurya kisses her hands, he keeps kissing them, Mahek is uncomfortable and jerks her hands away. She looks around. Shaurya stands up and looks in her eyes, he caresses her face and smiles through his tears. Mahek tries to say something but cant. Shaurya pulls her and hugs her tightly, Shaurya says I cant believe you are back. Mahek pushes him away and says what are you doing? I am not Mahek, my name is Vandana. Shaurya pulls her back and hugs her again. Neev comes there and says what happened Maa? Mahek pushes Shaurya away and hugs Neev.
Jeevan says Maa? Shaurya says Mahek? Mandhar wakes up and pushes Shaurya away from Mahek. Vicky grabs his collar and says how dare you touch my brother? Mandhar says how dare he touch my wife? she is Vandana, not Mahek. Kanta comes there and is stunned to see Mahek? she cries and says Mahek? where did you go? Mandhar pushes Kanta away. Ravi shouts at him.Mandhar says this is Vandana my wife and this kid's mother, if you come near then I will cut them and then cut this Vandana, he pushes Neev and Mahek in room and locks door. Shaurya knocks door and says open it, Archie says what madness is this? Shaurya says leave me alone, she says hear me out.
Inside Mahek's room, Mandhar says to family that we are leaving right now, pack bags.
Archie says to Shaurya that if she is Mahek then why they are calling her Vandana? why she has a kid? why she is not recognizing you? Jeevan says if she was Mahek then she would have talked to us. Dolly says if she was Mahek then she wouldnt have let this happen, there is something wrong, Ravi says we should go and think. All leave silently. Kanta doesnt leave and eyes Mahek's room, she is tears and breakdowns outside her room, she thinks thank God you protected our Mahek and sent to us.
Shaurya says to family that she is Mahek, I dont know how this happened but I know she is Mahek and I will prove it. Archie says she might be Mahek but we need to calm down to think and figure it out. Shaurya says nobody is going to separate me from my Mahek, the one who is not with me today is not my supporter, Ravi says we are with you. Archie thinks I have to do something about Mahek.
Mandhar strangles Mahek and says why were you roaming outside room? Julie says dont know what this drama is. Mahek says I know what this is about, I look like Shaurya's dead wife. She shows Mahek and Shaurya's picture to Mandhar. Mandhar, Banwari and Julie are shocked. Mahek says thats why I wanted to be away from them, if you didnt lock me here and Neev didnt faint then i wouldnt have come out to them. Banwari says it means they are? Mandhar says we have to leave right now.
He lifts Mahek to his shoulder and drags them out of room. Kanta is there and says she is my Mahek. Kanta says to Julie and Banwari that this is Mahek, you cant lie, you know it. Mandhar says your Mahek is dead, he brings them to car. Mahek says to Kanta that I am sorry but I am not Mahek, I am Vandana and he is my husband Mandhar. Mandhar makes his family and Mahek sit in car and starts leaving Shaurya's house. Kanta comes infront of car and says please dont leave, Mandhar says oldie move away, he starts car. Kanta screams Shaurya! Shaurya hears her and starts running out of house. He stumbles and runs to garden. Mandhar starts to drive but Shaurya comes infront of car and stops it with his foot on bonnet. All look on.
Mahek 6th November 2017 Written Episode Update Precap : Shaurya tries to drag Mahek in house, she pushes him away and says with which right you are dragging me with you? Shaurya says tomorrow I will get your DNA test done and then everything will be proved.Archie says to Mahek that Shaurya used to love Mahek a lot and he will prove at any cost that you are Mahek in DNA test so do what I am suggesting, Mahek asks what? Archie says runaway from here. Mahek looks on.
Mahek Details
Zindagi Ki Mehek is an Indian Hindi soap opera television series, which aired on September 19, 2016 & broadcast on Zee TV. The series is aired weekdays. The series is produced by Parin Media of Saurabh Tewari.
Seasons : 1 | Channel : Zee TV| Picture Format : 576i , 1080i | Run Time : 24 Min