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I do not own and have no rights to Kristen Britain's published work. Green Rider and its universe belongs in its entirety to her. I have nothing but enjoyment from playing in her world. Thank you, Ms. Britain!
She tried to sit up, but bumped her head on stone. She explored around herself with her hands. Smooth, cold stone all around her. She was enclosed in a rectangular box.
Seized by panic she screamed, kicking and hitting the sides of her prison despite her broken wrist. Warm blood trickled down her forearms from shredded knuckles. No one responded to her cries for help. She tried to force herself to calm down, her breathing ragged.
She would suffocate, expire in some unknown tomb. No one would ever know what happened to her, or where to look. Was she still in Blackveil? Elsewhere? What had the shattering of the looking mask done with her?
Taking another shuddering breath, she realized she probably would never find out.
-excerpt from Kristen Britain's "Blackveil", pp 663
Her father would be beside himself with grief when he found out she was missing. He might hold out hope of finding her for a little while, but eventually he would have to acknowledge that she was dead. She had never really been open with him about her life as a Green Rider and now she would never get that chance. Remembering the letter she left for him was cold comfort.
The Clan legacy would die with her as well, for he had no other heirs to continue his business. His grief might even turn to anger against the Riders and the Crown that she served. Hot tears seeped slowly down her cheeks. Surely Captain Mapstone would persuade her father that anger was useless? Karigan had agreed to go of her own free will after all.
"Come back safely, Rider. To me." King Zachary's last words whispered in her memory and with a low cry of anguish, Karigan pushed away all thoughts of him. She couldn't bear to think of him right now. It hurt too much.
Other faces crowded into her thoughts and she wondered if they might miss her when she was dead. Garth, Tegan, Connely, Dale...even Fergal. She would miss seeing him reunite with his Rider colt and watching their bond form. She would miss coaxing Mara out into public. Would she continue training at staves with Donal? What of Brienne and Fastion? They were the first Weapons to call her sister-at-arms. She thought of the Captain next, and all of the ways that woman guided and protected the Riders under her command. She would miss Captain Mapstone. She would miss them all.
For the first time since descending the D'Yer Wall into Blackveil Forest, Karigan thought about her best friend Estral and the bond she had found with Alton. A sluggish ghost of the old hurt curled up around her heart, but for a change she was able to think through the pain. It wasn't so much the fact that they found love with each other that hurt so much. It was Estral's betrayal of her confidences and Alton's desire to hide the relationship from her that had hurt so badly. She hoped that they would forgive her childish behavior at the Wall and not grieve too long nor feel too guilty. Maybe they would comfort each other.
Hazily, she realized that it was getting harder for her to breath. The air was still and stale. Her breaths rasped in the dark silence. Karigan could not remain calm any longer. She started to cry out and scream again, kicking and hammering against the stone walls of her prison again. The wounds on her legs broke open again and new ones opened on her knees and elbows, but she could not make herself stop this time. She was going to die in this box, but she did not have to die quietly. She scrubbed her cheek roughly on her shoulder. Something scratched her chin; her brooch. Would her brooch one day find its way back to the Riders?
Her movements became slower and more sluggish, her screams quieter. Her thoughts felt muffled, as if a dense blanket had been thrown on top of them. She was close to the end, then. Her eyes drooped shut and a few more tears trickled down her face. Here at the end she could no longer repress her thoughts of the one she loved. Zachary's serious almond-shaped eyes gazed at her sadly in her memories. If her letter to her father brought little comfort, at least her letter to her king brought some peace. He would finally know that she returned his feelings. She imagined a rare smile curving his lips as he read her revelations, only to see his face crumble with grief as he remembered that she was lost to him. No, Zachary, she tried to say. You mustn't grieve for me.
Karigan, you must come back. To me, he pleaded. Her eyes were so heavy. She could no longer to lift them up to look at him. Karigan!
Goodbye, Zachary, she sighed in her mind. I love you so much. Know that I love you.
"Karigan!" the cry seemed a little less far away this time. Curiosity stirred, but she just did not have the energy to find out what he wanted. With a little sigh, she heard the last of the air leave her lungs and felt Westrion's wings open up to enfold her again. Don't leave me this time, she thought.
Love washed over her, along with regret. I have never left you, the great clarion voice whispered deep in her heart. I will never leave you. You are not yet done with the mortal world, child of mine. There was a final feeling of comfort before even that left her and she felt nothing.
Lhean worked his way over the rubble as quickly as he dared. He carried his muna'riel with him, of course, but the light only served to make the broken stones cast deep shadows that even his keen vision could not easily penetrate. He paused for a moment at the base of a cracked column, listening for another sound to let him know where his companion was. He was positive it was Karigan. It sounded like she was in trouble or in pain. Given her wounds and his observations of her character during their journey, Lhean would not be surprised if both were true. The human woman was ridiculously prone to finding herself in dangerous situations.
"Karigan!" he called again. "Karigan! If you hear me, call out!" His only answer was dirt sifting through the dim glow of the moonstone. He turned, holding his hand up high so he could see as much as possible. He was evidently underground somewhere, among ruins hundreds of years old. The floor was natural stone. In some places it was worked smooth and in some places left rough, but everywhere it was covered in a deep layer of dust and dirt. There was no life flowing down here to attune himself with. It was a worrisome sign.
He turned again, trying vainly to determine where he had heard Karigan's cries. At the very edge of the circle of light, a massive wall stood. Rising up from the moving shadows, a carving of the human's Death God and his steed stared out over the ruins. At the base of that carving stood a plain, unornamented tomb of smooth stone. Karigan's gift was to stand on the threshold between the layers of the world. Could her brooch have taken her here, to this place of death?
He rushed through the ruins. There was no sign of anyone inside, but Lhean could feel the faint ribbon of mortal life fading from the waking world. If she were not inside, it was too late to find her. He braced his back against the carved wall and settled both feet on the edge of the tomb's lid. Dust fell around him from the wall, and he spared a moment to thank Laurelyn that the wall was not in as much disrepair as the rest of the stonework. Slowly, he increased the amount of pressure he was putting on the stone, until it felt like his back might become a part of the wall itself. With a heavy scraping moan, the lid slid back several inches.
Not pausing to catch his breath, the Eletian shone his muna'riel inside. The light illuminated Karigan laying motionless inside. "Karigan!" She was not breathing, but he could see that blood still seeped sluggishly from the worst of her wounds. Life had not completely left her yet. He managed to shove the lid back another inch, but then ran out of leverage.
Casting around for something solid enough to use as a lever, his eye fell on the staff under the Rider's body. Lhean eyed it. He did not want to touch that staff, to feel the death flowing through it. Was it not bad enough they were in a place of death already? He longed for the life and light of his forest. There was nothing else to use, though. He could leave the Rider in her tomb or he could free her.
Karigan had chosen to save what she could of his people in Argenthyne. He would not do less.
Taking a deep breath, he braced himself and grasped her staff. He had just enough room to get the staff out through the opening he had already made. With the staff as leverage, it was just the work of a moment to slide back the lid enough to free Karigan. He slid her out as carefully as possible, although there was no way to avoid breaking open some of her wounds and making the others worse. He lay her out on the floor next to the tomb. He pressed very firmly on her chest before leaning over and sharing his own breath with her. After a moment, he pressed on her chest again, then gave her another breath.
All of a sudden, Karigan started choking as she tried to breath on her own. The fit subsided on its own, but fresh tears of pain welled up in her eyes. She shielded her eyes from the light of the moonstone. "Westrion?"
Lhean couldn't help but sigh. He would never understand humans. "No, Galadheon. I am Lhean."
"Oh." After a moment, she pushed herself up to sit against the tomb. "I thought I was dead. How did you find me? Where are we? When are we?" She watched as the Eletian started to catalog her injuries. His face remained as serene as ever, but she had some sense of him after their journey and she could feel the concern he had for her as he started to bind the worst of the wounds.
"A valid concern, especially with you," he said dryly. "However, I believe we are in the proper time and somewhere in Sacoridia."
"How do you know..?" She clamped her mouth shut as he pointed to the giant carved wall depicting Westrion and Salvistar.
"As for how I found you," Lhean continued, "I heard you screaming. I almost did not reach you in time. You were not breathing when I pulled you out of his tomb." He yanked out a large shard of the looking mask from her calf and wrapped a dirty piece of cloth around it. Neither of them had anything resembling clean bandages.
"It may still be too late," she said. She could almost feel the blood leaving her body, although she was too cold and numb to really feel anything except the fiery pain radiating from her wrist and thigh. With his help, she managed to get to her feet. A few careful steps proved that she could walk so long as she could lean on her staff. Not for the first time during this journey, she blessed the Black Shields for their gift.
"What will be, will be, Galadheon," Lhean said softly. "You have already given the Eletians the greatest gift any of us could imagine. I will not leave you now."
Karigan felt her throat close up. "Thank you," she forced past the lump. "I think if you can hold the light I can follow your lead. Do you have any idea of which way to go?" Silence was her only answer.
The Eletian started to pick his way slowly across the broken stone. He was careful to slow his pace to something he thought the Green Rider could manage, but she still had a hard time keeping up, especially when they had to scramble over ruins. All around them, heavy layers of dirt proved that this place was lost to mortal memory. Time passed interminably. There was nothing to distinguish one moment from the next and no way to tell how long they had been scrambling in the buried city.
"Enough." Karigan wearily slumped down on a jagged outcropping of rock. "I can't go any further. Go without me."
Without a word, Lhean reached down to haul her to her feet. With his support on one side and the staff on the other, she managed to continue limping forward. The whole experience became a living nightmare for Karigan. She felt weaker and weaker and the pain from her shattered wrist grew worse. She knew she had to still be losing blood at an alarming rate. Pretty soon, there would be none left and Karigan would be spread out across these buried ruins for an eternity. She giggled helplessly at the thought. She must be close to death again for something like that to be funny.
She gradually allowed the world to slip further and further away. It hurt less that way, since her body did not really seem to be hers anymore. Maybe she should have stayed in the tomb and let Westrion take her. But he didn't want her yet. Somewhere she found the strength to cry a little bit more over that until the floor fell out from under her and she seemed to float, drifting in a thoughtless haze.
Lhean wrapped both of his arms around her Karigan's waist to help keep her upright. She no longer seemed aware of their surroundings, but she still stumbled forward, following his lead. Their pace slowed to a crawl. The Eletian was badly wounded as well from the breaking of the mask and supporting his weight as well as the Rider's was taking its toll more quickly than he had hoped. If they did not find help soon, they would both die in this forgotten city. He suppressed a shiver. He did not want to die underground surrounded by this unliving stone. Lhean took some comfort in the dim light of his muna'riel, but that too would be gone soon.
"Laurelyn, watch over those you have touched with your light," he murmured, bowing his head in remembrance. Feeling subtly reassured, as he always did after the rote prayer, he continued to support Karigan as they forced their bodies to keep moving.


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|13 Aug 2011
Alright, I'm not sure why this topic is so hard for people to wrap their heads around, but let me try a different approach.
I'm going to start out with my own personal laptop. Here is what my C drive looks like as I start my exercise. My 80GB Intel SSD has about 44GB free space.
Here is what TreeSize Free shows, and the relative size of my WinSXS folder;
And finally a command line view of how much hard drive space I have;
So, I'm going to create a new folder. It's called C:\windows\ATestFolder and it contains a 569MB .PST file
And sure enough, looking at a command line shows that my C drive has about 569MB less space available.
So, everybody with me thus far. I have a folder, with 1 real 569MB file. This reduced my hard drive by 569MB. No shocks whatsoever.
Ok, so now lets go in and create 6 hard links to this same file; Notice how the folder now has over 4GB of stuff, my free size really hasn't really dropped.
So, later I run TreeSize Free and now try to figure out why my hard drive is so full and I find C:\Windows\ATestFolder is sucking up a whopping 4GB of disk space. (but take a quick look at the Free space at the bottom and compare to the free space in the Treesize Free image above...it's about 569MB different...and that's because of my 1 real file. But it didn't drop my usable hard drive space by 4GB like the folder would "seem" to indicate)
So, I'm going to simply delete everything in C:\windows\ATestFolder and get my 4GB of free space back. But notice what happens as I delete the files in the folder
So, as you can hopefully see and understand...even though Windows explorer and TreeSizeFree seems to indicate that I have a whopping 4GB folder called C:\windows\ATestFolder...if my hard drive were ACTUALLY full...deleting this folder would NOT get me 4GB of free space back... I would have gotten back 569MB of free space back as I had 1 real file and 6 symlinks. So, while it appeared to suck up nearly 4GB of data to most tools.....if you look at my command prompts and the bottoms of my TreeSizeFree printouts that even with the addition of this whopping 4GB folder, my actual disk space didn't go down.
If you hard drive is full, it's stuff in places other than directly in C:\windows\winSXS. Most of the stuff in here, probably 60% or more are simply hard links..and are misrepresented in most tools. Deleting that folder would not get you back the amount of disk space that the folder seems to consume.
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|13 Aug 2011
Fine explanation, but repeat things that are already up in the thread. You see, I`m not some maniac wanting to shrink his windows for the sport.
I just happen to see this info and got me thrilled if its really like that.
So, I don`t care to delete files but for possible real use of these masked megabytes. In other words following your very explanation in first post I should be able to copy that file which was only 600mb over declared from windows explorer free space. Which itself should be much larger because of these false files /just hardlinks/
Lets do the math. Here are all my files without folder windows
10.9Gb + 9,87Gb /files from windows which aren`t hardlinks/ = 20,77GB
My "C" is 29,9GB - 20,77Gb = 9,13Gb which should be real for use. And I tried to copy a file - 8.2GB - if you are right it should can be done. But as you can see from my screenshot in my ргevious post - its not possible.
So, whats now? :)
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|13 Aug 2011
Right click on the file in question and see how many bytes it is.
Then, go to a command prompt and run, dir. See how many bytes free you have.
If you have enough bytes free, you can copy the file. If you don't, you won't be able to copy the file. No amount of hard links will change the above.
The amount of "actual" free space is shown properly with Windows Explorer and with the command prompt. However, if you go on a witchhunt looking for where space is consumed, you run into this C:\windows\winsxs folder, windows explorer and TreeSize free will show it being XX in size...but that may or may not be true. This is where most people make the mistake. They run out of space, and want to free stuff up and are appauled that C:\windows\winsxs looks to be huge.
You are reading into this, assuming that since these are hardlinked files...you should have this "extra" amount of disk space on top of what Windows explorer and what the command prompt says. But these tools are taking them into account when it shows you free space...they just aren't able to show you how much "true" space they are really consuming when you look directly at the properties of C:\windows\winsxs.
And in your screenshots above, you were only short by 500MB or so...so very very close. It could simply be some rounding mistakes, or considering 1MB to be 1,000,000 bytes versus 1,048,576 bytes.
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|14 Aug 2011
Lets make it simple. So that space exist but is not usable in normal everyday way. That I wanted to know :)
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|14 Aug 2011
1). Some of the files, are real files. They really take up some space on your hard drive. These reduce the amount of space available to store files and install applications.
2). The other items are hardlinks to files that exist someplace else on the hard drive. Now, the real true physical file exists and WILL decrease the amount of space that is really on your hard drive. The hardlinks are NOT real physical files and DO NOT consume disk space on your hard drive.
Go back to my example recently.
So, NO....it's not like the space exists and you cannot use it in everyday use. The space that is free can be demonstrated with a command prompt or looking at Windows Explorer...or the bottom of the TreeSizeFree window. The hardlinks DO NOT, and HAVE NOT reduced the amount of free space on your hard drive. The amount of hardlinks have never counted against you.
the 4.2GB worth of hardlinks you discovered have NOT reduced your available free space by 4.2GB. In fact, if they did actually count against you, instead of having 8GB of free space on your hard drive, it would actually drop to 4.
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|18 Aug 2011
Vista 32
It appears Windows (Vista in my case but I suspect 7 is similar) makes some use of hard links but not as much as it might.
In my case, sizes for complete c:\Windows reported by CTTS or WinDirStat are 20GB; with CTTS reporting hard links saving 2.65GB; to give a real 17.4GB.
Using Duplicate Cleaner (Duplicate Cleaner - Reviews and free Duplicate Cleaner downloads at CNET Download.com) indicates that there is a further 1.8GB that could be saved by extra hard links.
I have not yet bitten the bullet and done the hard linking. It might well not be safe; depending how Windows went about later updates it could implicitly change something in winsxs without realizing; whereas once something is in winsxs it should be immutable.
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|13 Oct 2011
Windows 7 x64
This is all very nice, but Windows7 keeps reporting to me (popup from systray) "you are running out of disk space"...
... any clues about how to tell _it_ that I'm "not really"?
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|13 Oct 2011
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|13 Nov 2011
Windows 7 Home Premium
I don't really think the problem is your explanation of hard links. Obviously there are more real files in winsxs than hard links. Remember, Windows is reporting real space. And we are finding the winsxs to be quite large, and we need to know what can be done to alleviate real disk usage in the winsxs folder since it seems to be pretty redundant.
Honestly, I don't want windows to "archive" ANY manifests, assemblies, libs, or have restore points.. all I do is play 2 or 3 games on it, and that's it. If something happens, it's easier to re-install. Still, I think we would all like to keep our systems clean and trim.
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|03 Dec 2011
i had this problem today and thought i'd help out with an explanation, some of these are way too complicated haha
first to find out how much windows adds the files up to. go in C: drive and select everything (make sure you've unhid all files if you don't run with this normally) right click > properties:
116gb (124,992mb) total
then to find out the true overall usage on the drive, unselect all files and right click in C: > properties (or do it in my computer whatever floats your boat)
111gb (119,672mb) used
so if file properties is reporting 124,992mb but drive properties says only 119,672mb being used then of (in my case) winsxs' 7102mb reported in properties, 5320mb is hardlinks
well, that is assuming winsxs is the only place with these hardlinks, but i assume so
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Before his Cincinnati Bengals' Sunday matchup with the division rival Pittsburgh Steelers, linebacker Vontaze Burfict had a message for wavers of the Terrible Towel.
Vontaze Burfict – "They ain't gonna like me today!" pic.twitter.com/lSZn6So7im
— Harrison D. Sanford (@HarrisonSanford) October 22, 2017
Just two plays into the game, the six-year veteran, who's amassed roughly $1 million in fines due to on-field misconduct, made sure to live up to his proclamation.
From his back, Burfict kicked Steelers fullback Roosevelt Nix in the face following a scrum.
Two plays in and Vontaze Burfict kicks Rosie Nix after a play. Then points at Nix for some reason. #Steelers #Bengals pic.twitter.com/lioNLDDMvX
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Seemingly aware of his screwup, Burfict then pointed what appears to be a blaming finger at Nix.
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it's unbelievable the league is just condoning this activity…but if Rosie reacts, Rosie would be the one that would get into trouble https://t.co/IFbNZPZtWR
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Frank will carry Olympic torch on its journey to London
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Forty years after he represented Ireland at the 1972 Munich Games, former international weightlifter Frank Rothwell has been chosen to carry the Olympic torch in the build-up to the 2012 Games in London.
Frank, originally from Clonmel, has lived in Hebden Bridge in Yorkshire for more than 50 years. He was delighted when he discovered last week that he has been selected as one of the 8,000 torch bearers to carry the flame on its 70-day journey around the United Kingdom. The torch will also be brought to Dublin.
He says it's a great honour to be chosen, 40 years after competing in the Olympics, and he's really looking forward to the London Games.
He was nominated as a torch bearer by Michael Snee, chairman of the Halifax and District Irish Society after the Federation of Irish Societies contacted their members inviting nominations. Mr. Snee said that Frank had done a lot of work in the community, and in particular for young people, by introducing them to weightlifting.
Frank, who's 75, represented his country in international competition from 1963 until his retirement nine years later. The highlight of his career came in 1972 when he competed at the Olympics in Munich. Four years previously he missed out on the Mexico City Games when he was just 22 pounds short of the required weight when winning the Irish championship.
He won All-Ireland Senior Weightlifting titles at several weights including middleweight, light heavy and mid heavy. He set the grand total of 43 Irish Senior records and also won 12 British divisional titles in the course of his career.
Before competing at the Munich Olympics he became the only Irish weightlifter to lift a total of 1,000 pounds, a feat that he managed at an exhibition in the Collins Hall in his home town of Clonmel during a visit on holidays.
He had started lifting weights when he was 15 and as well as the Olympics competed in British, European and World Championships. A true amateur, he worked in an engineering factory before coming home to lift weights and train in his kitchen each evening.
He won Cidona Awards for weightlifting and 1964, '65, '67 and '70, and in 2007 received the Knocknagow Award as the Sportsperson of the Past from the Tipperary United Sports Panel.
Frank set up a weightlifting club at Mytholmroyd Community Centre in Yorkshire, which is now the centre of all northern weightlifting. He's still heavily involved in local weightlifting and is helping the British Weightlifting Association with their centenary year celebrations.
He also runs a YouTube channel, with more than 1,000 subscribers, and a website promoting weightlifting at http://my-web.tiscali.co.uk/frankweights.


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Talk:Proposed features/highway:hiking trail
I thought we had highway=path with or without relation:route for this? --Cartinus 01:13, 19 September 2008 (UTC)
me too: highway=path and the sac_scale=* to show what is needed to use the trail (surefooteness, equipment, etc.). Valhalla 05:41, 19 September 2008 (UTC)
- true - and a name or a ref could be attached to a path, too. No need for another feature besides path and track. --Florianschmitt 06:09, 19 September 2008 (UTC)
i'm strongly against this proposal. this highway=hiking_trail proposal will be in conflict with highway=track, highway=path, highway=footway and so on. a trail is an orthogonal feature to the existing highway types, so this should be solved by relation:route --xylome 11:06, 19 September 2008 (UTC)
I agree with the previous comments. This basically duplicates highway=path. Not highway=track though, that's for cars. --Hawke 16:49, 19 September 2008 (UTC)
- Actually highway=track is for vehicles, cyclists, pedestrians, horse riders and whatnot. Anybody who ever hiked in the Swiss Alps, knows that the hiking trails there make extensive use of both paths and tracks. That is one of the reasons relation:route makes much more sense for this. --Cartinus 02:06, 7 October 2008 (UTC)
Via ferrata
Like others here, I think this is a duplicate of highway=footway or highway=path (+ relation type=route if you need to mark a long trail running through multiple footways).
However, you show an interesting point about "footways that need more than your feet and a stick" those are via-ferrata, and climbing ways ( both with wall equipement, or else any cliff will do ) The only thing we have for now seams to be sport=climbing but for nodes only. When this is a perfect wall, there's no problem but how to tag when it has an horizontal length ? Sletuffe 13:23, 21 September 2008 (UTC)


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One of my must reads is the Sunday New York Times Book Review. There are too many books being published that I would love to read, but don't have the time. So, I rely on reading book reviews as one way of keeping in touch with what's being written.
Last Sunday, the Review ran an essay on how books affect Washington policy makers. Lawrence Summers, former director of the National Economic Council, says that a good review can often summarize what's necessary for a policy maker to learn. He was quoted as saying, "If you tell me that the policy makers are reading the reviews, not the books, I don't take that as evidence that the books aren't influential."
While I don't fancy myself as a policy maker, the sentiment is also true for the rest of us.
Here are two such new titles that may have an impact on public policy:
Revolution 2.0.: The Power of the People Is Greater Than the People in Power: A Memoir.
By Wael Ghonim, Reviewed by Jose Antonio Vargas.
How an Egyptian Google executive's Facebook page helped spark a movement.
"Ghonim's memoir is a welcome and cleareyed addition to a growing list of volumes that have aimed (but often failed) to meaningfully analyze social media's impact. It's a book about social media for people who don't think they care about social media. It will also serve as a touchstone for future testimonials about a strengthening borderless digital movement that is set to continually disrupt powerful institutions, be they corporate enterprises or political regimes."
Honor in the Dust: Theodore Roosevelt, War in the Philippines, and the Rise and Fall of America's Imperial Dream.
By Gregg Jones, Reviewed by Candice Millard.
At the turn of the 20th century, Theodore Roosevelt set out to transform the United States into a major world power.
"What is striking about "Honor in the Dust," Gregg Jones's fascinating new book about the Philippine-American War, is not how much war has changed in more than a century, but how little. On nearly every page, there is a scene that feels as if it could have taken place during the Bush and Obama administrations rather than those of McKinley and Roosevelt. American troops are greeted on foreign soil as saviors and then quickly despised as occupiers. The United States triumphantly declares a victorious end to the war, even as bitter fighting continues. Allegations of torture fill the newspapers, horrifying and transfixing the country."
Duane Shank is Senior Policy Advisor for Sojourners. Follow Duane on Twitter @DShankDC.
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On April 9, Jacob's Creek hosted a digital wine tasting. No, there is no technology that allows you to drink through your device… yet. I was sent a bottle of the Chardonnay (2014), Pinot Grigio (2014), Shiraz (2013) and Cabernet Sauvignon (2013), and Jacob's Creek broadcasted a wine tasting session via a video streaming service.
Two gentleman, Bernard Hickin, chief winemaker of Australia's Jacob's Creek and Ehren Jordan, a boutique winemaker from Napa Valley (Failla Wines) joined forces to create Two Lands, which is described as "California Craftsmanship meets Australian Character." The best of both worlds.
We started off by tasting the Pinot Grigio and right away, I could tell this would be my summer white of choice. It had great pear, apple and citrus flavors, but it wasn't too sweet. To me, that is perfection. The Chardonnay had an elegance to it and had a great balance of fruit and oak with hints of vanilla, nutmeg and spice. Next up was the Cabernet Sauvignon, which had a good texture, was soft and had some current flavors. Erhen said he wanted to make a cab that tasted like a cab. He believed that American cabs got away from making a real cab and so he got out of the habit of drinking it, but now he wants to drink cab again because of his collaboration. They both agreed that this would pair well with a rib-eye steak. The Shiraz had an intensity to it, but had a softness because of the tannins, and it was full of fruit flavors – plum, red fruits. Some tasters also described it with the following words, "bacon, rosemary, mulberry, dark plum, black pepper with a cedar on finish." You had me at bacon.
One thing that stood out to me was that Berndard and Ehren just wanted to make good wines that they would want to drink and they did this by doing less to the wines. They said that sometimes people try to add too much or do too much to a wine and they didn't want to do that.
The wines were produced in a limited quantity and are only available in the U.S. For the whites, about 7,000 cases were shipped and for the reds about 10,000-12,000 cases were shipped. All four wines sell for under $15 a bottle and can be found across the country. We may or may not have seen the Cabernet Sauvignon at Wegmans this weekend for $10.
We ended the wine tasting on a nice existential note. Ehren reflected on the surreality of the situation he was experiencing. He got on a plane in San Francisco, arrived in Australia a day later and knew that he was there to indulge in an extremely old craft, but was talking about it via live streaming video to people on the other side of the world, that were a day behind. Technology.
Follow Jacob's Creek on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest. Thanks to Jacob's Creek for letting me "attend" its wine tasting. Now go out and buy some Two Lands or better yet, come over this summer and we'll enjoy a glass of Pinot Grigio together!
For tasting notes on each wine, please find the fact sheets below. (I apologize for not providing more detailed notes on the flavors. I do not claim to be a expert in wine tasting.)


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In a terrifying incident on Tuesday, a 21-year-old teacher was killed in broad daylight when her stalker stabbed her as many as 22 times on a busy road in front of onlookers in north Delhi's Burari area.
The murder was caught on CCTV and the victim was identified as Karuna Kumar, a teacher at Novel Riches School. The attacker was identified as 34-year-old Surender Singh, who was stalking Karuna for the past year-and-a-half.
Surender attacked Karuna with a pair of scissors as she was on her way to work with her cousin Neha, near Labour Chowk in Burari.
The 21-year-old was stabbed some 22 times, after which the attacker was subdued by the onlookers, who beat him up. He was later arrested by the authorities.
Preliminary reports suggest that Surender Singh, who also goes by Aditya Malik, is the son of a retired police officer, who stalked Karuna after she refused to marry him.
Police investigation revealed that Karuna met Surender in his computer training classes in 2012 where they fell in love. Karuna's aunt revealed that Surender had asked the 21-year-old to marry him while she resisted. The girl's family asked her to discontinue the classes after which Surender started harassing her and threatening her with morphed pictures of herself on Whatsapp.
Karuna soon threatened to approach the police, after which Surender left her alone.
In May 2016, Surender attacked Karuna with a beer bottle near the GTB Nagar metro station, after he saw a picture of her with his friend. He threatened to kill her, but Karuna managed to escape. When the matter reached the police, Surender's relatives intervened and worked out a compromise.
The mother of the victim, Rama, revealed that the accused had continued to stalk her and pass indecent comments at her. He would also secretly click pictures of Karuna and circulate them amongst his friends. "He even threatened to kill her once, but since Singh's family requested us, we did not report the incident."
According to her mother, Karuna was a bright young girl who was very keen on her career. She continued her job, despite the constant threat and fear she lived in.
Karuna's uncle Vinay revealed that she used to support her two younger brothers, Manish and Himanshu, who are studying. "My brother Naresh has a shop in Sant Nagar where he sells bags. He makes around Rs 8,000-Rs 10,000. Since Karuna finished her BA through a correspondence course and got a job, she had been helping her father. Even though she earned Rs 5,000, she would help her brothers," he said.
The victim's brother Manish demanded stringent punishment for the accused.
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Thanks to the so-called 'Plan Mode', you can configure the layout of your webpage by creating a sitemap, rearranging pages using drag and drop actions and creating master pages. Then, you can proceed to customizing the design of each section by adding locally stored images, video content, link anchors or use the rich widget library to insert buttons, tooltips, contact forms, horizontal or vertical menus, tabbed panels or image galleries.
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Richard Boulton QC practises across a broad range of general commercial litigation, with particular emphasis upon civil fraud claims, financial disputes and complex damages.
He has significant advocacy experience, including leading (as a junior) a five week civil fraud trial in the Commercial Court (Noble Resources SA & Anor v Gross [2009] EWHC 1435 (Comm)). He appears regularly as lead counsel in international arbitrations, with recent hearings in London, Dubai, Hong Kong and Singapore. He has particular expertise in matters involving expert witnesses, and has cross examined more than forty experts across a range of disciplines (engineering, banking, accountancy, environmental waste, shipping, share valuation).
Before coming to the bar, Richard spent 20 years at Arthur Andersen, including three years as the No. 2 executive worldwide. He has extensive experience as an accounting expert in both English and international commercial disputes and has led several major fraud investigations.
Richard was appointed Queen's Counsel in 2011, eight years after being called to the Bar. He is ranked as a Leading Silk in Commercial Litigation and International Arbitration. He has been described as "a formidable cross examiner", "an exceptional talent" and "a huge asset in quantum cases".
"Brings a calm and measured analysis to the most heated of disputes." "Stands out as one of the world's best experts for complex quantum issues." (Chambers UK 2018: Commercial Dispute Resolution)
"Recommended for his tenacity, hard work, unflagging good humour and willingness to roll up his sleeves." (Chambers UK 2017: Commercial Dispute Resolution)
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December 23rd, 2016 | Julia Braime
Its Christmas eve, eve in the Brides Up North office and our inboxes – usually pinging constantly – have gone very, very quiet. It's no server error… it's christmas! So, we figure, it's time to hang up our blogging boots (suede, over the knee, metallic block heel) and reach for the Charbonnel & Walker truffles.
Its been the most epic year of growth here at Brides Up North. As well as a double daily dose of #weddinggoals via our pretty blog pages (and we think the blog has been better than ever in 2016, thanks to all our beautiful brides and grooms and fabulous supplier submissions) and our ever swelling social media channels, we've aced 35 Brides Up North branded bridal shows, completed the UK's first ever WEDFEST Wedding Festival tour back in May – with big plans for 2017 – and pressed print on two gorgeously glossy copies of UNVEILED Magazine. Not to mention, of course, the arrival of another Brides Up North baby. Lili Charlotte Braime was born on 25th June 2016, and we're training her up already!
2017 looks set to be bigger and better still. The WEDFEST tour is expanding to include new dates and venues, we've added some other amazing venues to our events portfolio and we're currently working on the most beautiful issue of UNVEILED yet, due in March. We've got some pretty plans, including a blog facelift, and some very, very (and I mean VERY!) big news to share after the Christmas break. Watch this space.
I'm often asked how I manage everything on my own, and of course, as our blog and brand has grown, so has our little team. I'm not superwoman (although checking emails whilst managing night feeds at 5am I sometimes feel like it). Our editorial team now includes Rachel our Features Editor and the lovely Alexis and Laura, our contributing writers – who you'll be meeting properly and hearing more from in the new year – whilst over on the events, account management and admin side we have Robin, Kate, Hannah P, Lucy, Mandy, Sam, Hannah B, Helen, Kathryn and Kathryne to thank for keeping our well oiled machine running. Go team!
We're taking a short break to celebrate with our families over the Christmas season, and we'll be back (with that big news!) when normal blogging service resumes on 9th January 2017. In the meantime, from Tuesday we'll be leaving you with our usual yearly recap of ten of our favourite real weddings that wowed. Check back daily to see if your big day made our top ten!
For now though, we'll raise a glass to you our lovely readers, sponsors, exhibitors and supporters (we couldn't do it without you!) and wish you the loveliest, merriest Christmas imaginable, and a very happy hygge New Year!
love julia and the team x
* via John Lewis, who else? And of course our house (or the office for that matter) doesn't look like this: we've two small children, a blog and glossy magazine to write and 40+ amazing bridal events planned for 2017. We'll be lucky if we actually get the tree up…!
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December 18th, 2014 | Julia Braime
There's absolutely no doubt about it that the big day is drawing near – cue an afternoon spent dashing round the shops like a headless chicken, toddler in tow, as I realised that today was my only possible shopping day till the big man comes down the chimney.
(Sorry about the late feature, and all that, but at least there'll be presents under the tree!)
My Christmas shopping's done (albeit hastily), but here's what would be on my wish list for the 25th, if anyone out there's paying any attention by this stage…
Or have I lost you all to a reality TV and mulled wine blur?
ruby & ed ballerina slippers, £39
Soft, snuggly and stylish, these ballerina slippers come in the prettiest berry shades, perfect for cosy Christmas evenings in. Plus they do a tiny pair, just right for my little mini me!
charlotte tilbury Supermodel Body, £45
Her make up line is sensational, so I'm hoping that her Supermodel Body cream will do what it says on the tin. After skipping the gym in favour of more screen time, let's hope that Charlotte's promise of a "slimmer shimmer" comes to fruition.
jimmy choo Rebel cross body bag, £795
I'm dreaming of a Jimmy Christmas, and this little number works for day or night. I'd chose the silver for maximum sparkle.
nails inc nail polish in Porchester Square, £14
My staple colour, and in need of a restock. This pale grey is endlessly flattering and goes with almost any outfit (including a wedding gown). I pray this stuff is never discontinued.
topshop sequin christmas tree sweater, £46
If you're going to join the Christmas jumper madness, then why not do it in style? If you're gong to join 'em, you may as well beat 'em. In sequins.
alex monroe teeny tiny diamond ring, £265
Fragile, different and contains diamonds. I'd love my digits to be adorned with this little number.
kurt geiger london Bond heels in pink, £270
Strong, sexy and in my very favourite colour. I'd never take them off.
ted bakersequinned pencil skirt, £139
Perfect for a glitzy night on the tiles with the girls, or dressed down for a dinner date with the other half. This skirt has drama and sass, but it's got plenty of class too.
clarisonic Aria in gold, £155
I dream of the perfect complexion, and apparently this little gadget is going to deliver. A must for ladies getting aisle ready and apparently for the rest of us too. Sign me up.
labrador puppy, POA
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November 19th, 2014 | Julia Braime
Can you believe our pretty little corner of the internet turns 4 years old this week?! I hope you'll join me in a glass of something fizzy as we say happy birthday Brides Up North!
It's been another amazing year here at wedding blog HQ, and I still have to pinch myself when I think how far we've come from the first few tentative posts tapped out in my spare room during the summer of 2010. We "launched" – and I use those inverted commas very seriously indeed – on the day of the Royal Engagement that November to almost overnight success (ever the opportunist!), and I've never looked back. After leaving my job as a lawyer the following autumn to concentrate on expanding the blog and brand on a full time basis, our first events season swiftly followed in the spring of 2012. Now three years, six seasons and almost 60 events down, I think I deserve our fourth birthday cupcake!
Usually, when people look back from a milestone, they say things like "It's flown by!" or "It seems like just yesterday that…". Well, this is absolutely not the case for me. I've (we've, for I've a fabulous little team around me now) have packed so much into the last four years that it feels like forty. It's been hard work. Writing, sourcing, editing, styling, planning, selling, promoting, producing, managing, directing… it's been busy. But it's been amazing.
I'm so grateful for the way in which this industry and our brides have supported what we're all about here at Brides Up North. We love stylish weddings. In fact, stylish weddings are pretty much all that we're about here, but we like them to be local too. We strive to support and promote the amazing local suppliers right there on our readers' doorsteps, show off what they can do, and make them available to you for your wedding day. A wedding day that looks set to be very special indeed.
Every year at this time, I take a while to reflect at how far we've come, and every year I'm astounded to see the progress from the last. There are times when I've thought that it couldn't get any better, but it does. I love my job, my team and my brand, and I love you, my readers, who make what we're doing possible, and make it count.
And before I
go all get anymore Gwyneth Paltrow on your asses, I better launch right into our traditional recap of the year that was. It's been busy, so as usual, excuse me for any omissions.
I've some really exciting news to share with you before our seasonal break over Christmas, so watch these pages for that. Let me just say, it looks like 2015 is going to be an even more exciting year than this one.
But first, that fizz and that cupcake please, Happy Birthday Brides Up North, this is the year that was…
We left you last in October 2013 having won a Wedding Blog Award! We took home Wedding Magazine's prize for "Best Big Day Inspiration" and were very proud indeed. It boded well for our fourth year…
In November 2013 we wrapped up an immense events season with knockout exhibitions at The National Railway Museum and The Bowdon Rooms, before I packed my home (and 8 month old daughter) into a backpack and headed off to support my husband who was working in the Southern Hemisphere for a couple of months.
Winter tan and a spot of judging for The Bridal Buyer Awards, Wedding Industry Awards and The National UK Blog Awards under my belt, we arrived home in February 2014, ready for another events season to kick off. Columns and features appeared in regional glossies Belle Bridal Magazine, Hitched Magazine and Etc Magazine, and we hosted our first grand wedding exhibition of 2014 at Hardwick Hall Hotel.
March 2014 and we were into exhibition season proper… stops at Allerton Castle, Ramside Hall and The Mansion kept our weekends busy, and I was invited to act as Official Blogger for The North West Wedding Show at Event City, Manchester. The inspiration was going viral!
In April 2014 I styled and directed a shoot involving some of the finest wedding industry suppliers in Yorkshire, and put the final wheels in motion for our big and beautiful blog and directory rebrand. Can anyone actually remember now what the 'old' Brides Up North used to look like? I'm not sure I can! We also enjoyed gorgeous branded events at Nostell Priory and The Bowdon Rooms.
In May 2014 we concluded our spring season with a set of stunning shows at the lovely Hilltop Country House, The Alnwick Garden and Middleton Lodge, enjoyed a whistle-stop tour of the new bridal-wear collections at White Gallery 2014 and welcomed our fabulous Features Writer Rachel to the Brides Up North team to fuel our double daily dose of wedding pretty here online. What would we do without our Rach?
June and July 2014 were spent with our heads down, fine tuning the details for our site rebrand, which we were proud to unveil to much outpouring of love, encouragement and support. I love our new look, and it seems like you do to – blog hits, social media support and bridal registrations for our wedding events are noticeably much higher than ever. We also got busy launching our popular Brides Up North Facebook Group (have you joined yet) and started taking Pinterest more seriously, pinning to inspire both our readers and our future work. Our boards can be seen here.
In August 2014, a brief (and lovely) family holiday was made even better when we celebrated being nominated for not one, not two, but three coverted industry awards – we were nominated for a Cosmopolitan Blog Award 2014 ("Best Wedding Blog"), in Wedding Magazine's Wedding Blog Awards 2014 ("Best City Wedding Blog") and the Perfect Wedding Magazine Awards ("Best Wedding Blog"). We also won several nods in the Wedding Industry Experts Awards.
September 2014 arrived and it was time for another flurry of print features with columns and features in a host of glossies including Unveiled Magazine, and to head into event season, with Brides Up North branded exhibitions at Ramside Hall, Hilltop Country House and Hardwick Hall. I reprised my coveted role as Official Blogger for the North West Wedding Fair and I was also proud to host the launch party for our new industry venture, The Circle, with some very special industry colleagues and which remains in earnest development.
October 2014 hit the ground running, our busiest month yet, with events at The Mansion, The Alnwick Garden, Nostell Priory, Allerton Castle and Middleton Lodge, and a quick succession of cocktail fuelled trips to the smoke to attend some seriously swanky awards ceremonies. We were over the moon to be Highly Commended in the Best City Blog Category at The Wedding Blog Awards. Snaps to us!
November 2014 has started as 2014 seems to mean to go on, with parties and fireworks! This week we're off to The Perfect Wedding Awards, and we've just concluded our events season with a very twinkly, very lovely show at The Bowdon Rooms. Exhibitor sales and bridal registrations are open for 2015 – with some brand new venues- and Rachel and I are bursting with features ideas for taking our online offering to the next level. Our brand new media pack lands shortly, so anyone interested should drop me a line.
I'll let you know that 'big news' as soon as I'm able, and until then, raise a glass.
here's to you.
Love you, #jointhenorthernrevolution
Julia x
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April 28th, 2014 | Julia Braime
Jenny Packham, Suzanne Neville, Maggie Sottero, Anoushka G, Claire Pettibone… I think I've died and gone to wedding dress heaven. Brides Up North HQ is currently full of tulle and sequins, glitter and sparkle, as we prepare for a very special Brides Up North shoot – on location – tomorrow.
When we do things at Brides Up North, we don't like to do them by halves. That's why I've pulled together the most fabulous team of wedding industry professionals to concoct a contemporary and glamorous peep behind the scenes here at Brides Up North HQ, with fantastical frocks, beautiful blooms, sensational styling elements and ideas that you will be able to borrow for your very own wedding day.
I'll be 'out of the office"' all day, so keep track of the Brides Up North Twitter and Facebook feeds for sneaky peeks at the action as it unfolds.
With creative assistance and input from the likes of Brides Up North Featured Suppliers and friends Cat Hepple Photography, Leafy Couture, JB Creatives, Silver Sixpence Films, Flutter, Victoria Farr, Pamella Dunn, The White Room Sheffield, The Harrogate Wedding Lounge, Dine, Marie Antoinette Cakes and more, I'm raring to get started and SO ready for my close up.
Watch these (soon to be even prettier) pages for the results soon.
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April 17th, 2014 | Julia Braime
Never work with children or (fake) animals. You have no idea just how long it took me to style these little Easter chicks. I fashioned a teeny-tiny veil and eventually got them to snuggle up, but all they were interested in were the mini eggs.
Who can blame them?
If you can't beat 'em, join 'em. We're taking a brief Easter holiday here at Brides Up North HQ, to relax and recharge, spend some time with the family and eat our body weight in milk chocolate ahead of a very busy run up to the summer.
There's wedding exhibitions a plenty, public appearances, styled shoots and a very special Brides Up North "spring clean" coming up… we're keeping all the good stuff but redecorating with a fabulous new look, snazzier Directory and some lovely extra features to make your inspiration hunt all the better. Watch this – soon to be even prettier – space!
I'm really, really (super duper with a big fat cherry on the top) excited – and a little nervous – and can't wait to get to work. But for now, back to those Easter eggs.
Wishing you and yours the most wonderful break. See you on the other side: fatter, but happier.
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March 26th, 2014 | Julia Braime
If you're a regular reader of Brides Up North, you'll know that last autumn I was thrilled to be a recipient of a Wedding Blog Award from the lovely people at Wedding Magazine and voted for by you, my readers.
As a lot of our "office hours" here at Brides Up North HQ are dedicated to managing our events, business admin, meetings and email enquiries, I spend a lot of long lonely hours working on the actual editorial content for the site (often long into the night when the rest of my young family is finally sleeping!) and the recognition of our contribution to the online wedding world really did mean a lot to me. In fact, it still gives me a warm fuzzy feeling now! It's nice to be appreciated!
We've been so busy at Brides Up North with our branded events and other exciting projects for 2014 (watch this space) that we're a little behind recapping all our great coverage in the industry press in late 2013 and earlier on this year.
Image: Paul Cahill
I wrote an excited post from my London hotel room the day after the Awards (absolutely no hangover, that's the high quality Ritz Champagne for you: I drank a lot of it!) and you can read my recap here, but I wanted to share the official round up of the evening from the hosts themselves and my "Five Minutes With" feature from my interview in the "Winner's Enclosure" immediately after collecting my prize and a kiss from Mark-Francis (offa Made In Chelsea).
So here's the magazine's own online recap, and you can read my interview in full – along with those of the other award winners – by clicking here.
Once again, a huge thank you to my readers and industry supporters for your votes. Brides Up North wouldn't work without you, and I am so grateful for your daily input and love. In my interview, I say that the ethos behind behind the blog is that "I want to spread the message that the Northern wedding industry is full of inspirational people and make their voices heard". That will never change. This is your blog, for your wedding, in your local area. Think local, be inspired and make the most of the exceptional talent on your doorstep. That's the Northern Revolution… and it's rumbling on!
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Slated for launch sometimes during the next month domestic car making company Tata Motors has started the online booking of its new sedan Zest, which was showcased during the Indian Auto Expo 2014. At present the booking of Zest would be carried out online only on the down payment of Rs. 21,000 which could be paid through either credit or debit card. According to sources of company in the beginning the booking would be carried out on the basis of petrol and diesel variants, the details about different models would be however made at the time of launch.
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