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I am sharing my portrait of actress Ayesha Dharker, from the movie,   

"OUTSOURCED" for starters.
  

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Friends,

I have wondered since childhood:  "Who am I?" I actually did research.

I have come to realize that we are ultimately composed of energy. From 

a physics perspective, our bodies consist of particles and electrical 

charges that can be transformed but never destroyed. Our lives and our 

planet are a series of electrical impulses and vibrations held together by 

Spiritual laws, given materialistic names like, gravity and magnetism, 

all resulting from Infinite Mind characterized as polarity - the balance of 

volume and of power.

Did you know that if you could assemble ALL the neutrons in a human 

body, they could fit on the head of a pin?  We all have a lot to learn, first

facts like that one, then the "blow you away implications!" The Universe

is enormous beyond words and amazing beyond our imaginations!"

In physical terms, polarity is pure potential; in metaphysical terms, it 

represents infinite possibility. It is truly a remarkable substance from 

which to form a universe. Everything comes from the ONE Creative Mind

and survives in spite of our shallow definitions and narrow viewpoints.
I hope you enjoy our newsletter and these reflections.

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BEEN THERE...... DONE THAT ........

 'Listen .....i have to say ..... when i left  my home town of  glasgow, scotland  .....i went to  torquay,Devon.....bournemouth England and then sunny south   florida .....i have spent the  last  46 years of  my existence .......  less than  hour from a beach  .....yes i get it ......i surfed .....i paddle boarded  ......but eventually  the   heat  fucks you  up .....i have been to  beaches in Thailand and  australia .....and  places in europe..... and i must have done  over 200  beaches  ......but now i prefer them in the   morning  i have   worked across  form one of the most  famous   beaches  for  years ......  fort Lauderdale  beach and worked on a  condominium in lake   worth Florida   on the beach everyday .......for a year but  when it gets this  busy  it is  never  ever  fun ......to many  people like  everything else  spoil the beach ........bournemouth  engand and torquay    used to  be amazing  but  beautiful  places are shit now  those were  great  beaches .....oh well .....brits  get shitty weather most of the  year so they have to grab some  sunshine  when they can  ....i cannot blame them .......

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Beach-goers bask in ‘historic’ 34.8C sun as Britain records hottest May day EVER – with heatwave to continue for days

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TEMPERATURES have soared to 34.8C today – marking Britain’s hottest May day ever – as Brits flock to the beach amid a “historic” bank holiday heatwave.

The Met Office predicts today will be the hottest bank holiday on record as a heatwave the forecaster described as “unprecedented” for this time of year sweeps the country.

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Brits have flocked to the beach as the UK is set to see temperatures soar to as high as 35C todayCredit: Getty

 

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The Met Office said the hot weather could make for a ‘historic’ Bank HolidayCredit: MET Office

Temperatures could reach as high as 35C in Greater London and south-east England but could go even higher in some areas.

A Met Office spokesperson said: “This heat would be exceptional in the UK even in mid-summer, let alone in May”.

The all-time May record has already been topped with temps reaching a toasty 34.8C in Kew Gardens in south-west London and is expected to continue to rise throughout the day.

Met Office meteorologist, Tom Morgan, said: “We rarely see temperatures above 35C, even in the summer months, so to see temperatures getting close to 35C in May is, as I say, pretty historic.”

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Early morning swimmers were snapped basking in the sun at Hyde Park’s Serpentine in London as the mercury began to climb.

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Brits enjoying the hot weather on the River Cam in CambridgeCredit: Bav Media

 

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Hundreds have descended on Jubilee Beach in SouthendCredit: Getty

 

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Others are cooling off in the waters on Gyllyngvase Beach in FalmouthCredit: Getty

 

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Erin Maclin pictured in the water enjoying the warm weather at Helen’s Bay beach in Northern IrelandCredit: Pacemaker

Meanwhile, thousands have descended on Britain’s beaches for a third day with thronging crowds spotted across the country.

Sunbathers and families have been seen enjoying the sweltering weather on Bournemouth’s beaches in Dorset and Gyllyngvase Beach in Falmouth, Cornwall.

Elsewhere, Brits are soaking in the rays at Jubilee beach in Southend, Langland Bay near Swansea and Sandgate beach in Kent.

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Others have swarmed local swimming pools and nearby rivers with many seen out on the water on the River Cam in Cambridge.

Thousands of tourists have also flocked to the famous beauty spot of Durdle Door after the beach reopened for the first time in three months following “essential repairs”.

A Lulworth Estate spokesperson said: “We are delighted to reopen the steps so that people can once again enjoy easier access to Durdle Door beach and experience the scale and beauty of this extraordinary part of the Jurassic Coast.”

Highs expected in parts of the UK on Monday and Tuesday could top temperatures in Lagos in Nigeria, Cairo in Egypt, and Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam, according to the BBC.

Temperatures will widely reach the high 20Cs and low 30Cs, followed by a warm night with the highest expected in parts of the Midlands, East Anglia, London and Bristol.

Clouds are forecast in north-west Scotland but they will be cleared by outbreaks of rain, and some will drift across Northern Ireland and southern Scotland.

Tuesday might be cooler along England’s north-east coast but it will be hot again for most.

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Joanne Rooney was seen cooling off with an ice cream in the hot sunshine at Richmond Riverside, southwest LondonCredit: LNP

 

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People have been out enjoying the hot weather on Bournemouth beach in DorsetCredit: PA

Northern Ireland and Scotland will have sunny spells too with temperatures potentially reaching 26C to 27C.

The day’s heat could even spark some thunderstorms in parts of England on Tuesday evening.

Temperatures will start to gradually decline from the middle of the week but it will still be largely dry with sunny spells.

Highs on Wednesday and Thursday in England and Wales are predicted to be about 30C to 31C, dipping to about 29C to 30C on Friday.

There is a risk of a few showers at the end of each day from Wednesday onwards but most areas will be dry.

The Met Office has described the scorching temperatures as “unprecedented” and “exceptionally hot, even for midsummer months, let alone in May”.

The Met Office five-day forecast

Today:

Temperatures will quickly rise across England and Wales today, turning very hot for many with strong sunshine and light winds. Cloudier and fresher across northern Scotland and parts of Northern Ireland with patchy light rain at times.

Tonight:

Staying dry and warm into the evening. Clear skies holding on across England and Wales with a warm night to come. Fresher in Northern Ireland and Scotland with patchy cloud.

Tuesday:

Another sunny and mostly dry day across England and Wales as the heatwave continues. A small chance of a few heavy, thundery showers in the afternoon. Fresher in northern Scotland.

Wednesday to Friday:

Turning fresher in the east with an onshore breeze, but staying very warm elsewhere. Largely dry, although a few showers are possible at times.

The heatwave has already smashed the current temperature record for May which is 32.8C – with temps rising above the previous record by almost a full degree.

It comes after the UK saw its hottest May day for at least 79 years on Sunday as Brits basked in another glorious day of sunshine with heatwave conditions met in eight parts of the country.

This threshold was met in Heathrow in Greater London, Benson in Oxfordshire, Brooms Barn and Santon Downham in Suffolk, High Beech and Writtle in Essex and Kew Gardens in London.

Hundreds were pictured enjoying the weather at Brighton Beach in East Sussex as well as Bournemouth, Lyme Regis and Devon.

Meanwhile, fans packed into Sunderland‘s Herrington park this weekend, soaking in the sun as they watch their favourite acts in a star-studded lineup.

A new record high of 34.8C was recorded at Kew Gardens in south-west London while Wales and Northern Ireland also reached record temperatures.

Meanwhile, Scotland saw highs of 23.5C in Edinburgh, just below the current record of 23.6C recorded in Aboyne on May 1.

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) issued its first amber health alert of 2026 on Friday, warning that there is a risk of a significant impact across health and social care services.

The alert will remain in place until Wednesday.

The interior of vehicles can reach 60C on a day when the outside temperature is 27C, the AA said, as it warned motorists to “not to drop their guard” when setting out for half-term excursions.

The breakdown service suggested motorists should rest about every two hours, avoiding travelling over the hottest times of day and ensure water and snacks are packed.

Heat increases the risk of blowing damaged or incorrectly inflated tyres and coolant systems can come under strain, the AA added as it recommended drivers check both.

For Brits looking to take the train, they may experience some delays as South Western Railway warns commuters of disruption on its services until the end of the day.

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The heat is considered to be dangerous for some vulnerable groups including older adults as their bodies struggle to regulate temperature.

Age UK recommended staying inside during the hottest hours of the day, between 11am and 3pm, and having regular cold baths or showers.

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