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The Government started the processing of the one-off payment to veterans of the Christmas Islands nuclear tests.
The Ministry of Defence is coordinating designated centres, details of which One of the few surviving veterans, naval ships the Pukaki and Rotoiti.
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the verification process against existing
will be published soon for a face to former laboratory technician, Maleli He was on Pukaki which sailed directly
records with the relevant stakeholders face interview with recipients and Naigulevu, 80, from Namacu, Koro, to Christmas Island. The Rotoiti visited
before final decisions are made to dependents.
said: Thank you, Prime Minister Mr Rarotonga and arrived later. They were
effect the payment to recipients.
The payment is for medical assistance Bainimarama. This is the greatest news transferred to a British aircraft carrier
The Ministry of Employment, in recognition of the various ailments I have heard in 57 years after our return called the Warrior.
Productivity and Industrial Relations the veterans have suffered over the from Christmas Island. At last my Our leader was chief petty officer Ratu
will disburse funds only after due years after their exposure to nuclear group has been recognised.
Inoke Bainimarama and was assisted
process has been followed and the final radiation during the tests at Christmas Mr Naigulevu said they got nothing by Viliame Raikuna from Rewa, he
4 when they returned to the then British said.
approval from the Ministry of Defence Islands in 1960.
is given.
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama colony of Fiji from Christmas Island.
They were not briefed about the
Priority of payments will be to the made the historic announcement about He said the PM and his Government purpose of their mission, he said.
surviving veterans, followed by direct the payout in Suva. It will bring to 4 had shown they cared for them.
They had their identification cards and
dependents.
a closure decades of campaign for He remembered the Fijians went to were later told if something happened,
Claimants who are survivors of compensation by the veterans for Christmas Island on two New Zealand they would be identified by their IDs.
Operation Grapple are to provide suffering health problems including
as soon as possible their regimental their children.
number, birth certificate and any form But their counterparts in Britain are
of ID.
still fighting for similar compensation.
Claimants who are dependents are The military veterans suffered serious
to provide the death certificate of the illnesses such as chronic myeloid
veteran, marriage certificate if spouse leukemia (type of blood cancer),
is alive, birth certificates of children aplastic anaemia (blood disorder), and
and a copy of a will if any.
skin complaints, reportedly caused
The disbursement process is initiated by exposure to radiation from nuclear
by a Task Force comprising of tests. Some of their children were
officials from the Defence Ministry, born with congenital deformities and
Employment Ministry, the Nuclear unidentified illnesses.
Veterans Association and the RFMF.
In 1958, more than 70 Fijian soldiers
The role of the Task Force is to were sent to the island which was
properly verify individual claims prior then part of the British Gilbert and
to payment of the assistance.
Ellice Islands colony. It is now called
The Task Force will visit various Kiritimati in independent Kiribati.
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High Commissioner Mark Ramsden than 120 thousand New Zealanders
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relationship between both the countries. The High Commission is also looking
We had a number of high level visits, at ways of providing support for the
the NZ Minister for Defence Honorable Fiji Higher Education Commission.
Gerry Brownlee just before Christmas. It will also be assisting more students
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and I called him a few times then he He adds they are extremely saddened
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service the large population.
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says Prasad is leaving to travel overseas development of the stock market in
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The Public Accounts Committee began its third day deliberations over the
Auditor Generals report from 2008.
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lucky to be a part of it," said 20-year- counter-balance to a rising China.
old college student Ajith Kumar, there "I'm honoured to be the first American
President to attend this celebration, as
with his parents and younger sister.
"The fact that we have a guest like well as the first President to visit India
Obama has made it all the more twice," Mr Obama said.
After his arrival, the US president
special."
travelled to the presidential palace,
Bear-hug greeting for Obama
President Obama's presence as Rashtrapati Bhavan, for an official
chief guest represents a remarkable welcoming ceremony.
turnaround in his relationship with Mr Obama laid a wreath at the Mahatma
India's new leader, who only a year ago Gandhi memorial and planted a tree.
was persona non grata in Washington. The two leaders announced a
He began his visit on Sunday with a breakthrough on an agreement to provide
bear hug from Mr Modi, later saying civilian nuclear technology to India that
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An Italian father who forced his two daughters to go on a diet and practice ski
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of psychological abuse and sentenced to nine months' imprisonment.
The 53-year-old man from Turin,
in north-west Italy, was reported to
authorities by his separated wife. The
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The news agency quoted the father's
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as saying that his client had expressed
"normal" concerns for his daughters'
HONG Kong police are on the hunt for a teenage girl who they say has made
off with a multimillion-dollar diamond necklace.
No arrests have been made so far, store while CCTV footage showed the
police confirmed, after the robbery on girl calmly leaving the mall compound.
Saturday at a jewellery shop reported "The necklace was embedded with
to be in southern Kowloon.
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Three well-dressed adults distracted 100 carats," a police source told the
staff while a girl estimated at between newspaper.
12 and 14 years old stole a key, opened After spending more than 30 minutes
a locked cabinet and slipped the in the shop - reported to be the Emperor
necklace worth $HK36 million $US4.6 Jewellery shop in southern Kowloon million into her pocket, the South the four left without buying anything,
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The trio, two women and one man aged Detectives described the heist as "very
between 30 and 40, stayed on in the well planned."
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the possible health risks, such as skin
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hepatitis B and C. Also talk about
potential permanence or scarring.
As you allow your teen some selfexpression, remember that you can still
maintain high expectations for your
teen and the kind of person he or she
will become.
Encourage cyber safety
Get to know the technology your teen
is using and the websites he or she
visits. Keep the computer in a common
area in your home. Remind your teen
to practice these basic safety rules:
-Don't share personal information
online.
-Don't share passwords.
-Don't get together with someone you
meet online.
-Don't use texts or other tools to gossip,
bully or damage someone's reputation.
-Don't text or chat on the phone while
driving.
Talk to a parent or trusted adult if an
interaction or message makes you
uncomfortable.
Set limits
To encourage your teen to behave well,
discuss what behavior is acceptable
and unacceptable at home, at school
and elsewhere. Create consequences
for how your teen behaves. When
setting limits:
Avoid ultimatums. Your teen might
interpret an ultimatum as a challenge.
Be clear and concise. Rather than
telling your teen not to stay out late,
set a specific curfew. Keep your rules
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Put rules in writing. Use this technique
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A bloated stomach not only hampers your personality but also makes you
uncomfortable.
The best way to get rid of such a the bloating and tummy discomfort.
disgruntled belly is by following a Cucumber
low-calorie diet and practicing regular Cucumber is an extremely refreshing
exercise. Below is a list of food that and low-calorie food. They contain
aids in getting a flat stomach.
approximately 96 percent water
Almonds
content, which makes it a cooling food.
This tiny food is not only rich in skin- One full cucumber contains just 45
boosting vitamin E and protein, but calories, making it sexy stomach food.
their richness in fibre content helps you Avocado
to stay full for a longer duration. Even This is a truly magic fruit, due to their
though they are slightly high in calories richness in various vital nutrients. Avocado
but that will not contribute to belly fat, is rich in fibre, which helps to keep hunger
so keep swapping a handful of almonds at bay and the presence of monounsaturated
as snacks to curb your hunger.
fatty acids helps to burn belly fat easily.
Watermelon
Oats
The name says it all - this giant fruit The best way to start your journey to
contains 82 percent water, which helps to sexy stomach is by having oats for your
keep you full for a longer duration and breakfast. Oats are filling and thus help
also removes excess sodium present in you to lose weight. Besides, it is also low in
the body. This super sweet fruit, is also calorie and provides energy to your body
rich in vitamin C and contains barely 100 slowly. It is a very good source to provide
calories in one cup. So start eating this energy to your body all throughout the day,
delicious fruit as a snack, if you wish to which keeps you feeling fuller for longer
have a body like your favourite celeb.
and can even lower your cholesterol.
Beans
Water
Consuming means on a regular basis The best way to avoid stomach bloat is by
helps to get rid of the body fat, develop keeping yourself very well hydrated. Drinking
body muscles and improves digestion. ample amounts of water helps to flush excess
Beans also help to feel full for a longer fluid and toxins out of your system.
duration, thus avoiding over indulgence. Apples
Add beans to your diet, if you want your Apples are packed with fibre, which
middle to be sexy and firm.
makes your belly feel full. Thus,
Green leafy vegetable
avoiding over eating; besides it also fills
Want to get a flat tummy instantly? your body with maximum nutrients.
Then fill for plate with green leafy Peppermint
vegetables. All types of green leafy Peppermint has great healing and calming
vegetables are extremely low in digestive properties. It is also good for
calories, full of fibre and offer several removing belly fat. The easiest way to do
vital vitamins and minerals that help to this is to drink it in tea form. Besides, it
ease water retention without causing also helps in cleansing your skin.
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to women with normal and dry skin. Though there are a few benefits of
having oily skin, here's how you can prevent your skin from ageing faster
1. Apply sunscreen regularly
Whatever the skin type, using sunscreen
is a must. If protecting your skin from
damage caused due to sun was never
your priority, start now. Sunscreen will
protect your skin from sun and you'll
look younger. Most importantly, go
for sunscreens for oily skin to avoid
clogged pores.
2. Don't wash your face too often
Don't over cleanse your face even
though your oily skin texture may
tempt you into washing your face again
and again. Yes you may want your skin
to look fresh, clean and oil-free but
washing your face several times in
a day actually leads to increase in oil
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3. Nourish your skin
Antioxidants help prevent oxidising
and help your skin stay supple. So
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Also follow a diet that includes berries,
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She'd tell you a million things to make you believe her undying love for you.
From what is known of peeking into
most women's diaries, the life of a
woman seems synonymous with the
life of a secret. What goes on inside a
girl's mind usually fails to agree with
her heart, leading her to hide a few
things, not because she's afraid, but
because she loves those things in her
personal space.
A survey carried out on a social media
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Most women refrained from opening
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Chilli Fish
Ingredients:
500gms white fish fillet, cut into 1 inch
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1 Teaspoonsp oil
200ml oil for deep frying
8 to 10 green chillies, deseeded and
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2 Spring onions, chopped
1 small onion cut into large squares
4 to 5 cloves of garlic, coarsely chopped
1 piece fresh ginger, cut into thin
strips
Green Bell Pepper deseeded and cut
into 1 inch pieces, one cup
2 Tablespoon Dark Soya Sauce
1 Teaspoon Oyster Sauce
Teaspoon Sugar
Marinade:
2 Tablespoon Lime Juice
Teaspoon Salt
Freshly ground pepper
2 cloves Crushed Garlic
Batter:
cup Corn Flour
1 egg
Salt to taste
Corn Starch paste:
1 Tablespoon Corn Starch mix with 4
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Prepare the batter by mixing corn flour
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Canucks Acquire Clendening From Blackhawks In
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Changes are set to be made to the Vodafone Fiji sevens team to the New
Zealand and USA tournaments.
Coach Ben Ryan has hinted on changes Ryan says he needs the best as the aim
from the last two tournaments in Dubai is to do well in the two tournaments to
and South Africa.
better its position on the World Series
One change is guaranteed with Nasoni points table.
Roko having been dropped already, while Fiji is pooled with Australia, Portugal and
the return of speedster Samisoni Viriviri Wales in the Wellington 7s, which will
could also mean another player goes.
kick-off next weekend at Westpac Stadium.
OFC President David Chung
Often I begin my monthly column
by extolling the progress we are
making in Oceania in terms of football
development on and off the pitch in our
closely knit region.
Sadly, such work shrinks into
insignificance following the sad
passing of Fiji U-17 international Shalit
Muni Reddy who died of accidental
drowning in Savaii, Samoa, this week.
It is a tragic event - a young boy playing
for the Fiji U-17 team, dreaming of
football glory, to be cut down in the
richness of youth leaves us all with sore
hearts, tears and prayers for Shalit's
family, friends, team-mates, coaches
and our dear colleagues at the Fiji FA.
Shalit had been playing for Fiji U-17
with distinction, he was a prospect
that undoubtedly would have had a
bright future in the game. Indeed, he
underlined that promise as a footballer
when he scored a goal in Fiji's 5-0 win
over the Cook Islands just over a week
ago. Everyone is still in disbelief that
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Ajit Jokes
Raabatt, isey thodi shampane pila do,
paheley shame sey, phir pain sey mar
jayegaa...
Scene: Ajeet thouroughly disgusted
with Mona daaa..arrling's typing.
Ajeet: Raaberrt, Mona ke dono hathon
ko kaat do.
Raabert: Magar kyoon baas ?
Ajeet: Typing to nahi atee, kamsekam
shaarthand to seekh legi.
in a helicopter...
Ajeet: Kuch hee der mein hamara
helicopter hindustan ki sarhadon ke
pare door birmingham mein hoga.
Wahaan tumhe ek kaale rang ki
sioorlett (cheverlett) nazar aayegi. Wo
tumhe signal degee...on..off..on..off
Raabert : Boss..hamara signal kya
hoga ?
Ajeet : bewkoof...off..on..off..on...
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Escobar: Paradise Lost (PG) *** The Boy Next Door (PG) ***
Danger Man!
Freak Out!
By Robert Waldman
By Robert Waldman
Most people know the television
landscape is changing. Many
folks prefer the comfort Of their own
home to watch a movie. Cheaper and
more convenient in many ways in
home viewing is the "in thing" to do for
many cash--strapped and dare I say
older people. While video stores have
gone the way of the do do bird smart
cable operators have now reached new
audiences through new " on demand"
services. Ever willing to expand their
reach Hollywood studios have begun
to tap into this new burgeoning market.
Heck, some movies are shot specifically
for home audiences and purposelessly
bypass a theatrical release. Into this
mix comes Escobar: Paradise Lost.
Better call your local cable carrier, be it
Shaw, Rogers, Telus or Bell to
check out this intense and intelligent
drama.
Part romance part guns and bullets
Escobar: Paradise Lost is a
tropical and topical delight. Filmed in
Panama with a decided Canadian bent
this two hour film revolves around a
vacationing displanted Canuck hitting
the local tropical beach and making by
as a surf instructor of sorts.
Awkward in a boyish sort of way turns
out to be Nick. Hot off his starring
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