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"Today Nari Daan". Author: Mizuki Tsujimura
November 22. Daan. The luxury wedding hall in the prefecture's leading, it was to be the wedding of April is performed. But, the "Takako planner", mind is not in the gas equation of Kramer bride or proceed without incident. Important thing is gone from the waiting room of the "Shirasu house", one is suspicious man prowling the ceremonial hall in the morning. Respectively, beautiful twin sisters seem to be hidden plot something. To breast speculation, the future of their facing the wedding ceremony? Wedding novel of Entertainment The most comprehensive.
Jessa Duggar
Jessa duggar sparks pregnancy speculation in new photo by alyssa norwin, march 23, 2015. with jill duggar’s baby due any day now, is another duggar.This is a photo of michelle and jim bob duggar kissing -- and it's a recreation of their daughter's jessa seewald's k...
Eruption goes on, there were speculations among scientist this morning that it was going to stop after a less intense eruptions this morning, but in midday it almost got as intense as yesterday.
I heard a new name for this eruption and I like it. It is Mila or Mila fires, that name comes from the company that is webcasting live from the eruption.
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If you want to see high quality photos of this eruption, then I recommend this site:
gudmann.photoshelter.com/gallery-image/Volcanic-Eruption-...
Here is a live webcam of the eruption:
Now the speculations regarding Ferrari 458 Italia price has finally ended with “Red Car” available at Rs. 2.56 crore (ex-showroom New Delhi). As per official reports, Ferrari is marking presence in India in alliance with Shreyans Group, which is official importer of Ferrari 458 Italia cars in India. Also, with large number of luxury car manufacturing giants like Rolls Royce, Bentley, Bugatti, Porsche, BMW and Mercedes Benz already gaining market share in counrty, Ferrari India is expected to receive excellent welcome. The latest inclusion the fleet of Ferrari cars in India is the mighty Ferrari 458 Italia. Other Ferrari 458 Italia specifications include 178.2inches of Length, 76.3 inches of Width, 47.8 inches Height, along with front track width of 65.8 inches and rear track width of 63.2 inches.
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It looks like a wedding reception - but it is a sale of yet to be built condo's! Most garage sales have less people stopping by - and they dont serve wine either. In Vancouver, real estate speculation is a fever pitch. Of course you have to have valet parking for speculators too! $ 1000/sq ft is on the low side - and most of these places are tiny!
Amid speculation of a rift between Virat Kohli and Anil Kumble, former captain Sunil Gavaskar today said it is impossible for a captain and coach to always be on the same page on all cricketing issues.
www.rumournews.in/sports/55132/sunil-gavaskar-sane-take-k...
After months of speculation the announcement of snap elections by the Greek prime minister, Kostas Karamanlis last week has seen a flurry of campaigning activity amongst the country's main political parties who are rushing to get their campaign for October 4th parliamentary elections underway.
Last night leader of the Greek communist party (KKE) Aleka Papariga addressed the party faithful at a rally in the northern port city of Thessaloniki. She said that the party, which currently has 22 MPs in the 300 seat Greek parliament offered a chance for voters to reject the failed policies of both the ruling conservative, New Democracy party and their socialist rivals, PASOK.
www.demotix.com/news/greek-communists-kick-election-campaign
It is a huge speculation that Canon’s IXUS is all about style and nothing about substance. Well, maybe your opinion will change after the new Canon IXUS 115 HS which has a huge amount to offer. Not to be underestimated is that it's an IXUS, so it's well built, looks stunning and is super-compact. <a href="" For the given price, the offered 4x zoom range is nothing more than adequate, but if you don't go in for panoramic landscapes or wildlife photography, that will be no loss and 4x is good enough to help frame the vast majority of 'everyday' shots. View Spec Of Canon Ixus 115 Hs The exact dimensions of Canon IXUS 115 HS measure 93 mm x 56 mm x 20mm and the device measures 140 grams including card and battery.
PORTRACK HOUSE
Portrack House is in Dumfries & Galloway, 3+ miles from Dumfries off the A76 and close to the River Nith. Twisted, undulating landforms and terraces designed by Charles Jencks as "The Garden of Cosmic Speculation". Lakes designed by Maggie Keswick. Nonsense building, sculptures, kitchen garden of the six senses.
Gardens open to the public for half a day a year, usually in May/June.
There is speculation that this is a sculpture of the underworld goddess, Persephone. Marble, 480-460 BCE
Pergamon Museum, Berlin
All the speculation about what would be the next new Howard County bird....and again an unexpected surprise. Thanks to Tom and Geraldine for finding this beauty. Seems like there were quite a few crickets around :) Triadelphia reservoir....Howard County, MD
The U.S. National Archives has recently posted online a redacted Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) file dated 1973-74 related to an investigation of the original Washington Area Spark newspaper.
The timing of its publication is curious given the Trump administration’s abandonment of investigations into right wing groups and its focus on surveying left wing groups.
The file contains a mixture of facts, incorrect information, speculation and an astounding lapse in collecting publicly available information. It also spends considerable time trying to understand the political viewpoints of the individuals they are investigating, but without success.
Among the individuals named are Robert “Bob” Simpson (RIP), Craig Simpson, Sue Reading and Barbara Myers.
One of the things the FBI failed to understand was that the inhabitants of a group house in Takoma Park were not synonymous with the Washington Area Spark collective. The house at 201 Lincoln Avenue was a collection of people associated with the University of Maryland who shared a house to cut expenses. The Simpson brothers and Reading were all regular contributors to Spark whereas Myers was not.
The FBI also struggles to understand the politics of the group and mixes up the political leanings and orientations of different individuals. For example, attending a demonstration sponsored by the group Youth Against War and Fascism is not the same as being close to or joining that organization.
Another example is alleging that Craig Simpson published an underground newspaper at the University of Maryland College Park. Simpson said recently, “I’d very much like to take credit for it, but it’s something I never did.”
The FBI was interested in learning if Spark contributors had a “propensity for violence,” but found little evidence. However, it is astounding that they failed to note Bob Simpson’s 1972 arrest at a George Wallace rally at Capital Plaza for inciting to riot. They also failed to note that Craig Simpson had been arrested in 1970 for assault on a police officer in one incident and carrying a deadly weapon and destruction of government property in another 1970 incident. Nor did they note Meyer’s 1970 arrests at the University of Maryland for occupying Skinner Hall or her arrest as one of the Donut Shop 10. All that was public information that they failed to uncover.
Likewise, they had had an interest in foreign contacts. They noted Meyers’ trip with the Venceremos Brigade to Cuba, but failed to note Bob Simpson’s membership in the Irish Republican Clubs or his application to join a Venceremos Brigade trip to Cuba.
The agents were unable to determine where the newspaper was published. The mystery could have been solved by contacting the Carroll County Times
Two of the redacted informants’ names mentioned in the FBI files are believed to be “Ted Falk,” a member of Vietnam Veterans Against the War who was believed to be an undercover Maryland State Police officer and Sheila O’Connor, a National Lawyers Guild activist believed to be an FBI informant.
Other information was obtained by the FBI calling or visiting people like the landlord at 201 Lincoln Avenue, postal officials and others that could verify details on the investigation.
Falk was denounced by two separate campus activists who swore they saw Falk enter the campus police station on separate occasions. They alleged that Falk had no explanation for his visit to the police there.
With suspicions aroused, activists called a meeting and asked Falk if they could use his apartment for the meeting. Falk agreed and the meeting was held at an apartment off of Knox Road in College Park, MD.
The apartment was sterile—no personal items or clutter—only dated furniture and wall hangings--apparently a furnished apartment. Under the pretext of using the restroom, one meeting attendant checked Falk’s closet and found there were no clothes in it.
When the meeting convened, the agenda unknown to Falk was to denounce violence in no uncertain terms so that Falk would simply lose interest and leave the group. The ruse worked as Falk never came to another meeting.
O’Connor’s career was much longer. She began cozying up to left wing political activists around the time of the 1971 Mayday demonstrations. Her sordid activities are covered in a Counterspy article on her dated Spring 1976 entitled, “Congressional Aide Spies on Left.”
For at least seven years she and her husband published a newsletter that was mailed to law enforcement and intelligence agencies entitled, “Information Digest.” The two were S. Louise Rees and John Rees, better known to the Washington, D.C, left-wing community as Sheila O'Conner [sometimes O’Donnell] and John Seeley. They had a number of informant sources that provided unsubstantiated information for their newsletter.
She later ingratiated herself to the National Lawyers Guild where she rose to a leadership position.
It was during her time at the National Lawyers Guild that she reported on the Washington Area Spark and On The Move newspapers.
O’Connor worked for a time for U.S. Rep. Larry McDonald (D-GA) during the mid-1970s, one of the most right-wing members of the House of Representatives at the time.
O’Connor would later move to the West Coast and acted as a private investigator under the name O’Donnell for many left-wing organizations, including former University of Maryland activist Judy Bari. Bari was then a prominent environmental activist on the West Coast and was the victim of an attempted assassination by car bomb.
It is not known whether O’Connor/O’Donnell continued to be a double agent, but it seems likely.
However, the left-wing on the West Coast was apparently unaware of her past duplicitous activity and an obituary written by David Helvarg and published January 5, 2023 on the LAProgressive site is effusive in its praise.
O’Connor/O’Donnell ingratiated herself to those on the left by providing factual details using her investigative skills that they were unaware of. This was the method O’Connor/O’Donnell used to gain the trust of activists while she acted as a double-agent.
The publication of Information Digest was a predecessor of the right-wing sleuths who attempt to infiltrate left-wing circles in contemporary times.
CounterSpy wrote in 1976, “Experts consulted by CounterSpy including Frank Donner, of the ACLU Political Surveillance Project and Wes McCune, veteran analyst of America’s right wing, were astounded by the sophistication and depth of Information Digest. Donner believes Information Digest demonstrates that the private, abundantly financed right-wing elements have better information on liberals and radicals than that normally processed by the government.”
The current version of Washington Area Spark is reposting these FBI notes as a matter of historical interest.
For a PDF of this 19-page, 8 ½ x 11 document, see washingtonareaspark.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Spark-...
For a PDF of the CounterSpy article on Rees/O’Donnell/O’Connor, see page 16: washingtonareaspark.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/1976-S...
For more information and related images, see flic.kr/s/aHBqjCaLpD
Original posted by the U.S. National Archives.
During the lunchbreak at the WDM Activist gathering, WDM members stage a protest outside a branch of Barclays in Oxford to highlight their activities in the commodities markets which are causing hunger across the world.
Caroline Griffin/WDM
Another speculation is that the Tor was reshaped into a spiral maze for use in religious ritual, incorporating the myth that the Tor was the location of the underworld king's spiral castle.
Apparently there is a need for three Swedish magazines about poker. Unfortunately I found them at the local supermarket and not the library so I couldn't check out what was written in them. How much is there to write about poker? I'm totally perplexed.
It will be interesting to see which one of these has bought the other in a couple of months or so.
Garden of Worthies
Two linear acre stretch with each of the Scottish Worthies leading up to the Old Shunter train in the distance.
theodorasboudoir: belindapendragon: kbrand5333: steppauseturnpausepivotstepstep: medievalpoc: The Black Count is Being Adapted for a New Film! Tom Reiss’s The Black Count, which details the true story of Général Thomas Alexandre Dumas (father of author Alexandre Dumas), is being adapted into a film directed by Cary Fukunaga (director of HBO’s True Detective). No actors have been named so far, although some people are already speculating that Howard Charles may be considered for the lead. He’s known for playing the role of Porthos on the BBC’s Three Musketeers: You can read a bit more about this story and hear an interview with the book’s author here at Indiewire. You can read an excerpt of The Black Count here. i dont like him for the part, but im jazzed for this movie. Adetomiwa Edun, please and thank you. Amen and Amen kbrand5333!!!! I second that motion kbrand5333!!! Adetomiwa Edun
Garden of Worthies.
Burnished plaque reads
Margaret Macdonald 1865-1933
C.R. MacKintosh 1868-1928
Nothing could be more perfect than sitting where I was this morning
Only you did not come to meet me at the end of the tunnel.
Warth Bridge
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River Irwell turns green amid ‘milk dump’ speculation
Investigations are being carried out
Hannah Richardson
11 Aug 2026
An ‘unidentified substance’ has been seen to have turned the River Irwell a ‘milky green’ colour.
Thought to have started in the Rectory Lane area of Radcliffe, the contamination spread downstream in large quantities, pictures first showed on Saturday, August 8. Bury councillor Ken Simpson, who represents the Radcliffe East ward, said he suspects the spill to be an ‘organised dump’ due to the ‘sheer quantity’ of the substance, along with reports of it increasing and decreasing at different times of day.
The Environment Agency said it is investigating the source of the substance and has ‘taken samples for analysis’. United Utilities, which is responsible for water and waste water services in the region, said the spill was not coming from its network.
He said: “I’ve just been to the location of what appears to be a spillage of an unidentified substance into the River Irwell alongside the new footbridge on Rectory Lane. United Utilities are on scene but have already confirmed it isn’t one of their outlets but a private drain from one of Radcliffe's ancient “goits” which now run beneath local housing.
“Due to the sheer quantity of whatever this substance is and that we have had reports of it increasing and decreasing at different times of day it appears to be an organised dump of some kind [...]
“The spillage has immediately diffused into the downstream river completely changing its colour to a milky green colour. I know this is obvious but my advice is to keep children and pets out of the water downstream until we have confirmation it is safe.”
www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-n...
very interesting grave marker of Thomas Toberman in the historic Prairie du Chien Evergreen cemetery. There is a lot of speculation about this unusual-looking stone and its origins. Whether the marker is a meteorite, a rare stone formation, or something else…no one knows
Before dying, Mr. Toberman requested that this unusual rock be used as his headstone in the cemetery. Permission was requested from the Evergreen cemetery board to place the stone. After permission was denied because it wasn’t a “real” engraved marker, it mysteriously showed up on his plot the following week.
Meteorite?
According to an article published in a local newspaper (the Courier Press) a few decades ago, the marker is a meteorite that fell as a fireball on the deceased’s farm when he lived in the Prairie du Chien area. From the looks of it, it is easy to imagine that it came from outerspace and became deeply pitted as it burned through earth’s atmosphere.
Meteor-wrong?
Another theory is that it is a rare stone formation that can only be found in 2 or 3 places in the world (the St. Croix valley in Wisconsin, someplace in China, and possibly someplace in Arizona). This theory is that it is made of limestone that was eroded into its current shape by swirling vortices of water. According to this story, Mr. Toberman discovered the rock in the St. Croix River valley while working there as a lumberjack.
There was a lot of speculation earlier this year about KCS running some trains over the IC&E, but so far it's just been the occasional straying power that stays for a few days, as was the case last week when these two KCS motors made a few round trips with the 272 and 273. The 273 of 6-1-13 found them pulling into Davis Junction to make a setout.
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It is a huge speculation that Canon’s IXUS is all about style and nothing about substance. Well, maybe your opinion will change after the new Canon IXUS 115 HS which has a huge amount to offer. Not to be underestimated is that it's an IXUS, so it's well built, looks stunning and is super-compact. For the given price, the offered 4x zoom range is nothing more than adequate, but if you don't go in for panoramic landscapes or wildlife photography, that will be no loss and 4x is good enough to help frame the vast majority of 'everyday' shots.View Image of Canon Ixus 115 Hs The exact dimensions of Canon IXUS 115 HS measure 93 mm x 56 mm x 20mm and the device measures 140 grams including card and battery.
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There are a lot of discussions and speculations about this plane on the internet. It seems this plane is a very mysterious one.
Some information from the internet:
Along the lines of secret bases, there are organizations of a somewhat spooky nature based at rather ordinary facilities. [AKA, hiding in plain site.]
FEST is the Foreign Emergency Support Team.
Now delving into grayer areas, it seems that there are some civilian 757's that might also be associated with FEST. Investigations into "extraordinary rendition" revealed a number of civilian aircraft used by the CIA. But it isn't clear that all the aircraft in the investigation were used for snatching suspected terrorists. Probably only the business jets were used for that function. Two civilian 757s turned up, namely N610G and N226G.
Of course there is no proof these planes are part of FEST. They might have other spooky functions.
But the internet rumors don't stop here. Some people believe that these civilian 757s are really the USAF C-32Bs with quick paint jobs. It isn't exactly likely to find all these planes parked together somewhere and prove that rumor invalid, but here again, nobody is provided proof positive N610G or N226G are really Earl Shibe conversions of the USAF jets.
Now to top it off, and I can't reveal my source, but N610G was recently at the Tonopah Test Range.