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तस्वीरों में देखें : दुनिया के सबसे प्रसिद्ध बाघ का पोस्टमार्टम
भोपाल.यदि आप मध्य प्रदेश को बाघों की सैरगाह मानते हैं तो एक बार फिर से सोच लें। क्योंकि, अब मध्य प्रदेश वाकई बाघों के सुरक्षित नहीं रह गया है। बांधवगढ़ टाइगर रिजर्व में एक बाघ की मौत ने एक बार फिर से पार्क प्रशासन के साथ सरकार की नियत पर भी सवाल खड़ा कर दिए हैं।
दुनिया के सबसे प्रसिद्ध बाघों में शुमार बी2 अब इस दुनिया में नहीं रहा। रविवार को पार्क प्रबंधन के कर्मचारियों द्वारा शिफ्टिंग के दौरान बी2 बाघ की मौत हो गई। यह वही बाघ था, जिसने न सिर्फ बांधवगढ़ को बल्कि मध्य प्रदेश को भी इंटरनेशनल लेवल पर ख्याति दिलाई। इस बाघ को लेकर कई फिल्में बन चुकी हैं, जिसे डिस्कवरी और नेशनल जियोग्राफी जैसे चैनलों पर लगातार दिखाया जाता है।
14 साल 7 महीने का बी2 का मुख्य क्षेत्र बाधंवगढ़ किले के नीचे वाला क्षेत्र था लेकिन कई बार वहां नए बाघ आ जाने के कारण वह लगातार अपना क्षेत्र बदलता रहा। उसके माता-पिता भी इंटरनेशनल लेवल पर काफी फेमस था। मां सीता और पिता का नाम चार्जर था। सीता का कुछ साल पहले ही शिकार हो गया था जबकि चार्जर घायल अवस्था में दम तोड़ दिया था। लेकिन रविवार को बी2 मौत की आगोश में चला गया। आशंका जताई जा रही है कि बाघ को बेहोशी की दवा की अधिक डोज दिए जाने के कारण संभवत: बाघ की मौत हुई।
रविवार को पार्क के कर्मचारी घुनघुटी वन परिक्षेत्र के चौरी बीट से बाघ को पार्क ले जा रहे थे। इस दौरान बाघ को बेहोश करने के लिए गन से दवा दी गई। बेहोशी की हालत में उसे पिंजड़े में रखकर पार्क एरिया मे लाते समय रास्ते में बाघ ने दम तोड़ दिया। उमरिया में लंबे वक्त से बाघों के लिए काम कर रहे वन्यप्राणी प्रेमी पुष्पेंद्र कहते हैं कि सामान्यत: एक बाघ 12 साल ही जीता है लेकिन बी2 की उम्र काफी अधिक हो गई थी। लेकिन इसकी मौत से सिर्फ बांधवगढ़ को ही नहीं बल्कि दुनियाभर के बाघ प्रेमियों को झटका लगा है।
nephew an first son-in law of Augustus
for educational purpose only
please do not use without permission
nephew an first son-in law of Augustus
for educational purpose only
please do not use without permission
Classic Game Postmortem: Rez
Tetsuya Mizuguchi | President and CEO, Enhance Games
Location: Room 135, North Hall
Date: Thursday, March 17
Time: 11:30am - 12:30pm
Naomi Clark | Game Designer, Independent
Emily Short | Game Designer, Independent
Celia Pearce | Associate Professor of Game Design, Northeastern University
Location: Room 2005, West Hall
Date: Thursday, March 5
Time: 11:30am - 12:30pmClassic Game Postmortem: Rez
Tetsuya Mizuguchi | President and CEO, Enhance Games
Location: Room 135, North Hall
Date: Thursday, March 17
Time: 11:30am - 12:30pm
Naomi Clark | Game Designer, Independent
Emily Short | Game Designer, Independent
Celia Pearce | Associate Professor of Game Design, Northeastern University
Location: Room 2005, West Hall
Date: Thursday, March 5
Time: 11:30am - 12:30pm
On 6–8 February 2017, scientists from the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) in collaboration with the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) and Ethiopia’s National Animal Health Diagnostic and Investigation Center (NAHDIC) organized a training course for 16 veterinarians, laboratory technicians and assistant veterinarians working in government research centers and agricultural offices in Ethiopia. The training was funded by the CGIAR Research Program on Livestock and the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD)-funded Small Ruminant Value Chain Transformation (SmaRT) project.
Part of the set "postmortem"
COLUMBA: Ongoing photographic project started 16.8.2011
DMC-G2 - P1250879 19.1.2012
nephew an first son-in law of Augustus
for educational purpose only
please do not use without permission
'Lucky's Tale': The Unexpected Delight of Third-Person Virtual Reality, a Technical Postmortem
Dan Hurd | Design Director, Playful Corp
Evan Reidland | Engineer, Playful Corp
Location: Room 2006, West Hall
Date: Tuesday, March 15
Time: 1:20pm - 1:50pm
An Auckland Mystery.
MAN'S DEATH IN HOSPITAL
CAUSE OF INJURIES UNKNOWN.
(By Telegraph—Press Association). AUCKLAND, Oct. 19
Some mystery surrounds the death in the Auckland Hospital last night of Ralph J. Arnold, 40, a canvasser. Death is believed to have been due to cerebral haemorrhage, the cause of which is unknown.
Evidence was given at the inquest to-day that Arnold was admitted to hospital with contrision round the left eye and on the side of the mouth, and a scratch on the cheek. These marks were apparently several days old. He was addicted to drink, and the man who took him to hospital thought he was in a drunken sleep.
Arnold, it is believed, had a wife and two children in Sydney.
The coroner adjourned the inquest pending a postmortem examination.
paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/THS19321019.2.22
MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
COLLAPSE OF CANVASSER.
UNCONSCIOUS IN MOTOR CAR.
INQUIRIES NOT COMPLETED,
A good deal of mystery surrounds the death in the Auckland Hospital last night of Ralph J. Arnold, a canvasser, aged about 40, who was admitted at 5.15 p.m. Death is believed to have been the result of cerebral hemorrhage, the cause of which is still unknown. A post-mortem examination is being held.
Deceased was taken to the hospital in an unconscious condition, and it was stated by one of the men who accompanied him that Arnold collapsed in a motor car yesterday afternoon. He had a contusion around the left eye and on the side of the mouth, a scratch mark on his right cheek, these marks apparently being several days old. He had the sum of 8/9 in his pockets.
The report presented by the police to the coroner, Mr. F. K. Hunt, S.M., who opened the inquest this morning, stated that deceased was taken to the hospital by Mr. Reginald McKenzie Jeffrey, in whose company Arnold had been since 11 a.m. yesterday. It was further stated that Arnold was addicted to liquor and that Jeffrey thought he was in a drunken sleep when he took him to the hospital. Except for the marks on the face, which were unexplained, there did not appear to be any suspicious circumstances. Deceased had been working on a commission basis for a company, but so far little was known about him.
Family in Sydney.
Evidence was given by a solicitor who had known Arnold for two years. So far as witness knew, Arnold was a married man with a wife and two children in Sydney. For some time past he had been employed as a canvasser in the city. He had no relatives in New Zealand, but witness knew his brother's address in England. Witness had done business for deceased periodically, communicating with Arnold's brother in England to remit money to Arnold in Auckland. Arnold was a heavy drinker. On Saturday last about 10 a.m. witness saw Arnold in Queen Street, and arranged with him to call at witness' office on Monday morning. Arnold said he was going to the Avondale races. He was an inveterate gambler. On Saturday, deceased was quite normal and was alone.
Injuries Noticed.
On Monday, witness met Arnold in Durham Street after lunch. Arnold did not keep his appointment with witness. He was quite sober, but witness noticed a large bruise on his chin and lower lip, and some of his lower front teeth were missing. Arnold also had a bruise over the left eye. These injuries were evidently of recent origin.
"I asked him who had hit him, but Arnold evaded the question," added witness. "He arranged to call at my office yesterday, but I never saw him alive again."
The inquest was adjourned sine die. The police have not yet completed their inquiries. Detective - Sergeant Martin and Detective Stevenson are investigating a report made by two men who state that Arnold complained to them that he met with an accident on the Bombay deviation.
paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS19321019.2.89
ALLEGED ASSAULT
THE DEATH OF ARNOLD
MAN BEFORE THE COURT
WIFE ALSO APPEARS ATTEMPTED SUICIDE CHARGE
As a sequel to the death of Ralph Josling Arnold, aged about 40, a. salesman, in the Auckland Hospital on Tuesday evening, a resident of Hamilton, Reginald Lessel Pearless, aged about 45 years, a civil engineer, was charged in the Hamilton Police Court yesterday with assaulting Arnold, causing grievous bodily harm. He was remanded to appear at Auckland next Thursday, it is alleged that the assault took place on Sunday.
Arnold was taken to the hospital late on Tuesday afternoon by two men, who stated that he had collapsed suddenly in a motor-car. He died at 9.30 p.m., the cause of death being believed to be cerebral hemorrhage. When an, inquest was opened on Wednesday morning, a solicitor stated that deceased bore facial injuries and contusions. When asked who had struck him, Arnold had evaded the question and had given no explanation. Deceased, who had then stated that he was going to the Avondale race meeting, had appeared normal the previous Saturday.
Since Arnold's death two Auckland detectives have been investigating his movements during the weekend, and after inquiries in Auckland proceeded to Hamilton.
When Pearless appeared in the Hamilton Court yesterday afternoon, Detective-Sergeant Thompson stated that accused had surrendered himself to the police a short time previously.
On the application of the police, accused was remanded to appear at Auckland next Thursday, the magistrate, Mr. Wyvern Wilson, granting bail in one surety of £100.
Prior to the appearance of Pearless, his wife, Linda Mabel Pearless, was charged with attempting to commit suicide on Thursday evening and with committing a breach of her prohibition order. She was represented by Mr. Johnson.
The woman was almost carried into Court by the police matron and her husband. She bore a wound on the wrist. She did not seem to be fully conscious.
Sergeant Angland said that the authorities did not want to keep accused in the hospital.
Mr. Wyvern Wilson said that accused was not fit to plead or to state whether she elected to be dealt with summarily or by a jury in the Supreme Court. She was not in a proper state to appear in Court, and would have to return to hospital.
The magistrate then remanded the woman until to-day or until she was fit to appear in Court.
paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/NZH19321022.2.38
COURT STARTLED.
WOMAN'S RASH ACT.
TRIES TO PLUNGE PEN INTO THROAT.
SENT TO INEBRIATES' HOME.
BREACH OF PROHIBITION ORDER.
(By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) HAMILTON, this day.
A sensational incident occurred in the Magistrate's Court this morning when Lynda Mabel Pearless, married, a well-dressed woman of attractive appearance, aged 40, was dealt with by Mr. Wyvern Wilson, S.M., on a charge of a breach of her prohibition order.
Immediately after the magistrate ordered the woman to be committed to the Pakatoa Inebriates' Home for a year she grasped a pen and attempted to plunge it into her throat. Struggling violently with Sergeant Angland and Constable Watts, she was finally assisted from the Court shouting, "You wicked man!"
Sergeant Angland said accused was prohibited on April 18 last. Her over-indulgence in liquor had caused her to become a voluntary boarder in a mental hospital for two months. Last week, after a heavy drinking bout in Auckland, she was overcome with depression, partly as the result of alcohol and remorse, and attempted to take her life. Apart from the craving for liquor, she was far from disreputable and was well connected.
Dr. E. T. Rogers expressed the opinion that accused was uncontrollable so far as liquor was concerned. He had to order her to the Waikato Hospital.
Reginald L. Pearless, husband of the accused, who is on bail in connection with the Arnold assault case, and will appear in Auckland on Thursday, said he could only look after his wife when he was home, which was rarely.
When the magistrate intimated that he'was considering sending the woman to the Inebriates' Home she exclaimed, "I think you are wrong, and you know it. Must you report this in the papers?"
Mr. Wilson replied that he reported nothing. All this trouble, he said, arose through the woman's over-indulgence in liquor. The magistrate added: "She cannot control herself, and for her own safety and peace and the happiness of her husband and children there must be some reformation."
The charge of attempted suicide at Hamilton last Wednesday and two other charges of breaches of her prohibition order were dismissed for want of prosecution.
paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS19321025.2.121
Charges Dismissed.
THE ARNOLD MYSTERY,
"WHAT HE DESERVED!"
IRATE HUSBAND'S ATTACK
(By Telegraph.—Press Association) AUCKLAND, Nov. 3.
Mr F. K. Hunt, S.M., to-day dismissed all the charges brought by the police against Reginald Lessel Pearless, 47, civil engineer, who was charged that with intent to do grievous harm he did actual bodily harm to Ralph Josling Arnold, salesman, who died in the Auckland Hospital on October 18. The magistrate, in his verdict as coroner, said Arnold appeared to have brought it on himself.
Lengthy evidence was given, including that of accused himself, who said that on October 15 his wife went from Hamilton to Auckland to attend the Avondale races. When she did not return at the time expected, and knowing she was addicted to drink, he went to Auckland himself. On arriving at her room in an hotel he found Arnold, whom he did not know, standing outside the door and was told that Arnold had been in the room with his wife. She had had liquor and was hysterical. He caught Arnold, who was still hanging about, by the scruff of the neck and ran him along the corridor. When he let Arnold go Arnold shaped up to him and accused then struck him. Some bystanders said: "You haven't given him half what he deserves." He hit him again. Some days later he saw in the newspapers that a man named Arnold had died in Auckland. He promptly communicated with the police.
The magistrate said the injury to Arnold's head would not have been serious had Arnold not been drinking for two days previously.
paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/THS19321103.2.24
Plot 63: Ralph Josling Arnold (45) 5/10/1932 – unmarked
Slayer @ The Fillmore Silver Spring, Silver Spring, MD, on Tuesday, November 19, 2013.
North American Tour 2013:
Hell Awaits
The Antichrist
Necrophiliac
Mandatory Suicide
Captor of Sin
War Ensemble
Postmortem
Altar of Sacrifice
Jesus Saves
At Dawn They Sleep
Die by the Sword
Spirit in Black
Hallowed Point
Seasons in the Abyss
Strike of the Beast
(Exodus cover)
Dead Skin Mask
Raining Blood
Black Magic
Encore:
South of Heaven
Angel of Death
Antique floral arrangement made for a funeral conducted in Prescott, Arizona Territory
Circa 1890's....
The funeral was for the woman in the center of the arrangement...
'Lucky's Tale': The Unexpected Delight of Third-Person Virtual Reality, a Technical Postmortem
Dan Hurd | Design Director, Playful Corp
Evan Reidland | Engineer, Playful Corp
Location: Room 2006, West Hall
Date: Tuesday, March 15
Time: 1:20pm - 1:50pm
A layered ATC using alcohol ink on acetate. Collage includes text from a very morbid Victorian poem and a post mortem photo from Ten Two Studios' Poe/gothic-themed collage sheet set. Traded to Katxena
I should probably add that this theme percolated up in response to someone telling me how she would love to have lived in the Victorian era because the dresses were so pretty. Having studied 19th-century social history, I have no desire whatsoever to live back then!
Martin Pichlmair (Broken Rules GmbH), Felix Bohatsch (Broken Rules GmbH), Tracks: Independent Games Summit
This is driven by Hollywood train wreck Charlie Sheen in a cheap American B-movie shot in Glasgow called "Postmortem". Strangely, it was only ever taxed for 6 months on the road. I wonder what happened to it? Perhaps exported? Accident? Or maybe back then, the DVLA didn't delete previous registration data if a car moved to a private plate? EIther way, fate is unknown.
It is also of note, that amusingly and unsurprisingly Charlie Sheen couldn't keep himself away from trouble in Glasgow when shooting it.
Registration number: P867 RVG
✗ Untaxed
Tax due: 01 December 1997
MOT
No details held by DVLA
New keepers must get tax before using the vehicle.
If you have taxed, made a SORN or had a MOT it can take up to 5 days for these details to be shown above. If you have a valid paper MoT certificate this is proof that the vehicle has been tested.
Vehicle details
Vehicle make
LOTUS
Date of first registration
10 June 1997
Year of manufacture
1997
Cylinder capacity (cc)
3506cc
CO₂Emissions
Not available
Fuel type
PETROL
Vehicle status
Not taxed
Slayer @ The Fillmore Silver Spring, Silver Spring, MD, on Tuesday, November 19, 2013.
North American Tour 2013:
Hell Awaits
The Antichrist
Necrophiliac
Mandatory Suicide
Captor of Sin
War Ensemble
Postmortem
Altar of Sacrifice
Jesus Saves
At Dawn They Sleep
Die by the Sword
Spirit in Black
Hallowed Point
Seasons in the Abyss
Strike of the Beast
(Exodus cover)
Dead Skin Mask
Raining Blood
Black Magic
Encore:
South of Heaven
Angel of Death