Crack the Code TV Diamond Ring: The Ultimate Challenge for Jewelry Lovers

The one-paragraph version of this: Three women (Beth, Osla, Mab) work on various aspects of codebreaking in Bletchley Park ("BP") during WWII. Beth learns there is a traitor at BP, but she gets hauled off to an asylum so that she can't report it. The womens' friendship also splinters at the end due to Beth not warning the others (because they take an oath of secrecy) about a raid that kills Mab's husband and child. Years later, Beth calls upon the other women for help to get her out before she's scheduled for a lobotomy. Together, and by calling in a bunch of former BP cryptographers as reinforcements, they get Beth out and decode the messages (the titular Rose Code) needed to identify and arrest the traitor.

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Mab blames Osla for their deaths, fracturing their friendship, and Mab drinks excessively following Francis's death. Around the same time, Dilly, Beth's mentor and supervisor, dies of cancer. Beth sees that Dilly's last project was trying to crack a Soviet Enigma code, and she's determined to finish deciphering it.

The cryptographers crack the code and they get the evidence they need against Giles just after midnight on the day of the royal wedding. After an extended interlude, they are able to apprehend Giles, though everyone gets arrested. Osla happens to be wearing Mr. Cornwell's coat (which she kept all these years), so he gets called in (the police assume he is her husband) and they finally meet again. Osla then phones her ex-beau, Prince Philip, to help untangle this mess.

After being debriefed, Beth, Osla and Mab are all released. Harry has found Beth a job as a clerk in the music shop in Cambridge. Peggy has also offered her a job working in codebreaking for the government, though Beth wants to take a break for the time being. Osla gives Beth her engagement ring from Giles to pawn for cash. Osla is now with John Cornwell, whose father turns out to be a Baron and in the House of Lords. Osla plans to return to London and her job at the Tatler where she has negotiated a new post. Meanwhile, Mab is looking forward to returning home to her family in York.

A mysterious traitor has emerged from the shadows of their Bletchley Park past, and now Osla, Mab, and Beth must resurrect their old alliance and crack one last code together. But each petal they remove from the rose code brings danger--and their true enemy--closer...

Kate Moss has revealed that Johnny Depp gave her the first diamond necklace she ever owned but it was hidden in a bizarre location. Talking about her relationship with the 'Pirates of The Caribbean' actor, Ms Moss told Vogue that Mr Depp "pulled the necklace out of the crack of his arse". The 48-year-old model also talked about some of her most iconic looks in the last 30 years. These included a white gown that she wore at the CFDA Fashion Awards in 1995.

"He pulled them out of the crack of his arse. We were going out to dinner and he said, 'I've got something in my bum, can you have a look,' and I was like, 'What?' and I put my hand down his trousers and I pulled out a diamond necklace - that diamond necklace," she added.

The next morning, Holmes wakes Watson and gives her a timetable to get ready so they can examine a piece of evidence from Averill's trial. The evidence is a coffee order with the heist member's names on it. What attracted Holmes' attention though is that the jury asked to see it three times and there is a sequence of random characters on the back. Holmes recognizes the characters as Malboge, an obscure programming language. He also discovers one of the jurors, Justin Guthrie, was a software engineer. On their way to Guthrie's, Holmes receives a text from a contact in London who translated the Malboge as the formula for pi. Holmes deduces the Leviathan uses sequences of pi for its access code. Once known, the vault can be cracked. Arriving at Guthrie's, a police officer informs them Guthrie is dead, having jumped out his window.

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This test sounds scary but, if the diamond is real, you have nothing to fear.* To begin, fill a glass with cold water and put on a pair of fireproof gloves. Heat the stone for around 30-40 seconds then immediately submerge it in the cold water. A real diamond will show no reaction; a fake is likely to shatter. This rapid expansion and contraction of heat will cause weak materials like cubic zirconia to crack and shatter. A diamond is resistant to heat tests as the heat quickly disperses, leaving it unaffected by the drastic changes in temperature. Be sure to carry out this test as safe as possible.

Moissanite is a naturally occurring substance but, due to its rarity, it is now made synthetically. A natural faceted clear colorless moissanite is extremely uncommon. Unlike diamonds, which are formed naturally within the earth as a result of immense heat and pressure, moissanites are lab-grown simulants that have a very similar covalent bonding structure to diamonds. This means that the gemstone gives a very similar appearance and possesses similar properties to a diamond.

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As for the safe code, this one's a little cleverer than most. Right next to the body wearing the necklace, you'll see a picture of the woman and her child celebrating the child's second birthday. The date of that photo is noted as 11/11/21, but that's not the safe code. The code itself is the child's birthday: 11-11-19.

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The Casino consists of 4 floors. Inside the Casino is a Nightclub featuring a foyer, couches, an ATM, a few slot machines and a disco floor. The Nightclub is always accessible whether or not the Casino is open for robbery, but the player can only find the code to the door when it is open. Further down the Nightclub is a keypad-restricted door, which separates the Nightclub from the Casino robbery. 2ff7e9595c