This photo provided by HBO shows Emilia Clarke as “Mother of Dragons” Daenerys Targaryen and Kit Harington as Jon Snow in a scene from HBO's "Game of Thrones."
On “Game of Thrones Nike Air Vapormax Shoes ,” it’s probably good that “all men must die,” because there are already too many dang characters to keep track of.


Well, here’s one more ...


We learned via an HBO infographic last year that Rhaegar Targaryen ― the son of the Mad King Aerys, and Daenerys and Viserys older brother ― is Jon Snow’s father. It’s unknown if he forced himself on Lyanna Stark, Jon’s mom, or if the two ran away together (many fans believe the latter), but we know Prince Rhaegar is the baby daddy.


There are rumors that we will be seeing a flashback scene in Season 7 involving Rhaegar and Lyanna, and now fans may have discovered the actor who’ll be playing the oldest Targaryen sibling.


As Uproxx points out, about two months ago, fans on Reddit predicted that Welsh actor Wilf Scolding would take on the role based on the actor’s supposed Twitter history. A Reddit user recapped:


Last year in late September, Lyanna’s actress Aisling Franciosi started following him on twitter. He followed her back, and he also started following the Game of Thrones twitter account and Liam Cunningham.


A more recent post seems to have confirmed the news, saying the casting was in the HBO leaks. Redditor tyrantting states:


Its in the HBO leaked file, we cant show full image because there’s personal information. But he’s on the list under ‘Rhaegar’


If the character does make an on-screen appearance, it could be game-changing. Many theorize that Rhaegar and Lyanna were somehow married, leaving Jon with a helluva strong claim for the Iron Throne since he wouldn’t be considered a bastard anymore.


We’ll probably have to wait for a flashback scene to officially confirm Scolding’s casting, but if the actor could bring the same prestige to Prince Rhaegar as he does to this dramatic reading of the “Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” theme, then we’ll tell any other possible Rhaegars, “Yo, Homes. Smell ya later.”


NEW DELHI, July 17 (Xinhua) -- The death toll in heavy rains and monsoon flooding in India's western state of Gujarat has risen to 15 during the past three days, officials said Monday.


"At least 15 persons have lost their lives in last three days due to heavy rain and flood like situation in Gujarat," officials said.


The authorities have pressed in teams of disaster response force to reach out to the people trapped in floods and carry out rescue work.


"Five disaster response force teams have also been kept on standby for any emergency," the officials said. "Food, drinking water and medicines are being distributed to the flood affected people in low lying areas."


Authorities have asked people to remain alert following overflowing dams and flooding rivers in Saurashtra area.


The rains have paralyzed normal life in several parts of Saurashtra, a peninsular region which covers about a third of Gujarat state, since Friday night. The worst hit districts include Rajkot, Morbi, Surendranagar and Jamnagar.


The monsoon flooding has clogged roads and submerged areas.


More than 2,000 people have been rescued from low-lying areas in the region and shifted to safer locations, officials said.


Rail network and several highways are inundated due to floodwaters, which has resulted in hampering traffic movement. Electricity supply to over 100 villages has been cut, reports said.


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SINGAPORE， Sept. 15 (Xinhua) -- Singapore's retail sales increased 2.8 percent in July on a year-on-year basis， mainly due to higher sales of motor vehicles， said Department of Statistics Singapore (SingStat) on Thursday.


Retail sales dropped 3.1 percent year-on-year excluding motor vehicles， said SingStat in the report. The total retail sales value in July was estimated at 3.7 billion Singapore dollars (2.7 billion U.S. dollars)， higher than the 3.6 billion Singapore dollars (2.6 billion U.S. dollars) in the same period last year.


While on a month-on-month basis， retail sales rose by 1.4 percent in July. Excluding motor vehicles， retail sales grew by 3.0 percent.


Sales for motor vehicles rose 36.5 percent in July year-on-year， the highest increase across all sectors. Sales for medical goods and toiletries， mini-marts and convenience stores， and supermarkets followed， registering an increase of 4.5 percent， 1.2 percent， and 0.3 percent respectively.


On the contrary， all other sectors were in the red. Computers and telecommunications fell the most， registering an 18.8 percent decline year-on-year. It was followed by petrol service stations， which decreased 13.6 percent; while watch and jewelry dropped 9.6 percent.


As for food and beverage services， sales for the sector in July rose 3.5 percent year-on-year， also post a 3.6 percent increase on a month-on-month basis. The total sales value for this sector was estimated at 698 million Singapore dollars (510 million U.S. dollars)， higher than the 675 million Singapore dollars (493 million U.S. dollars) in July 2015.


The Retail Sales Index and the Food and Beverage Services Index measure the short-term performance of retail and food and beverage service industries based on their sales records. The sales figures exclude taxes.