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We are always uncertain about the future, and we always consume representations of it. We are always lured by the romance of the ancient past and by the exotic scale of the cosmos. When they combine, we are mesmerized.

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a fish who escape her underwater wizard father who lives in a bubble and stews elixers concocted at the core of the earth. the fish finds land and a boy, and she tastes human blood and swine and the father gets her back by sending the ocean to retrieve her. the boy is wrecked with the loss of his fish, and the fish knows that she is really a little girl at heart. her magic is fueled by blood and ham and she breaks in to the core of the earth with its strongest elixers and bathes in the. the water becomes her providence, the earth and the moon too. she is young and cannot understand everything and the typhoon she creates nearly destroys the earth when the tidal gravity pulls the moon almost to sink the planet. But really, there are few things filled with more joy than chasing the boy you love in bare feet and hopping from wave/fish to wave/fish and screaming with fun.

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Secret lovers in Indian-controlled Kashmir, used to arranging trysts on their mobile phones, are up in arms over a ban on pre-paid connections announced last week by the government.

Justified on security grounds after a string of bomb blasts triggered by pre-paid mobiles, the ban affects 3.8 million users in this socially conservative, Muslim-majority region where romance is taboo.

Pre-paid connections might well be the choice of anti-India militants, say angry young sweethearts, but they are also a lifeline for couples wanting to avoid detection from disapproving parents or prying elders.

“For a few hundred militants they have made tens of thousands (of people) suffer,” one female 24-year-old university student who is worried about her relationship told AFP, asking not to be named.

“I know I am committing a sin, but I love Mehran (name changed) and I can’t even think of living without him,” she added.

In an area where home Internet connections are reserved for the wealthy, there are few alternatives for illicit chats than pre-paid mobile phones which were easily bought in shops and had become popular gifts for couples.

“It was a shock decision. It made me and my girlfriend really angry,” Zahoor Dar, a computer engineer, said of the new rule.

“Only a few of our friends know we are in a relationship. No one else does,” added Dar, who is trying to find new ways to stay in touch with his girlfriend since their mobile link ended on Sunday.

In recent years, some couples had begun openly dating in parks, restaurants and Internet cafes in Kashmir, though love marriages are still rare in the scenic region where arranged marriages are the norm. For some, the ban is a welcome move to stamp out modern influences.

“This ban, I am sure, will help to curb immoral activities,” said 65-year Abdul Ahad, a retired government official who is angered by the sight of “young girls and women with mobile phones. This is not our culture,” he said, adding the phones had only “increased waywardness”.

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