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The secret to beachy waves
Waves are one of the easiest looks to rock when you're in a field, as they require very little maintenance once they're in place. But you don't need to be in the great outdoors listening to your favourite band to embrace them as waves can be seriously stylish anywhere - but only if you get them right.
We spoke to hair expert Stephanie Pollard to learn the secret of wow waves.
"It's not that easy. You have to style it to look beachy, you have to style it to make it look unstyled," Stephanie smiled to Cover Media from her Chelsea studio (www.stephanie-pollard.com).
She has two secrets for achieving the relaxed curl look; tonging and shaping the front of the hair.
"It's all in the technique - it's not about the pageant curls," she warned. "You don't want it to look contrived. You have to tong it then and mess it up.
"The secret to tonging it is to just do the middle section and actually you're leaving the ends straight. So you take it and literally just go to the centre and you're holding the ends out straight. That makes a big difference to if you curl it all the way down."
Her weapon of choice is always GHDs, favouring a fat barrel that is the same width from the top to the bottom.
"It can't be narrow towards the bottom," she pointed out.
"Use a spray, the GHD one is good, and practise creating the shape with the tongs. Once you get there, you get it."
The next step is framing your face.
"The other secret with tonging is it's all about the shape at the front. If you get the front right, then everything sits well," Stephanie revealed.
"Take the front section, pull it forward then tong it away from the face. And just do the middle bit again."
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Lumbini Vacation Packages
Lumbini is located approximately 130 miles (209 kilometers) from Kathmandu, the national capital.
Lumbini has a number of tourist attractions, like Mayadevi Temple and Ashoka Column.
When it comes to getting the most out of your vacation, it's worth remembering that Lumbini is just just the start; Nepal has been blessed with a treasure-trove of scenic wonders. Two places within a relatively short distance of Lumbini are Chaurjhari, 50 miles (80 kilometers) to the southwest, and Meghauli, 60 miles (97 kilometers) to the west.
Pokhara is approximately 65 miles (105 kilometers) from Lumbini. This center contains a wide range of things to see and do, like Pokhara International Mountain Museum, Barahi Temple and Bindhyabasini Temple. Devi's Fall, World Peace Stupa and Mahendra Cave are just a handful of the many other attractions that await.
If the weather forecast makes you want to stay indoors, plan a trip to Nepal's history museums.
If you are seeking a completely different activity to enjoy in this region, have a go at hot air ballooning. For those who love the water, this is the perfect place to visit. Rafting is popular and another option is canoeing.
The nearest major airport, Gorakhpur Airport, is situated in Gorakhpur, 55 miles (89 kilometers) to the south of Lumbini, so take that into account when booking your vacation.

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No, technologists won't save humanity
The other day I video-responded to Asana's co-founder, Justin Rosenstein, who didn't care to get back to me. Justin gave a talk that I thought was, for the lack of a better term, naive. Enjoy!
The Case for a Vegetarian's delight
Why a liberal forward-thinking atheist vegetarian is happy about the beef ban in Maharashtra
Butter Chicken. In a cashew-based tomato gravy with rich spices like fenugreek and turmeric, paired with some piping hot naan. How can anyone resist this? At least I couldn't. Every Friday, without fail, this is what I grew up eating in Oman. The rest of the days, there was all kinds of rich north-Indian vegetarian food – but then there was also a significant chunk of chicken burgers, chicken nuggets and chicken sausages. This was your typical less-conservative Hindu family's extent of meat eating. But all of this was true for me until the age of 10. Something changed then.
For the majority of my early childhood, I suffered from a severe migraine; it was my biggest horror that my parents often shed tears for. For years, the finest doctors failed to prescribe medication that would give me temporarily relief, let alone cure it permanently. Finally, a popular malayali homeopathic doctor visiting Oman highlighted meat as a potential symptom. While I don't think anyone in my family actually believed homeopathy to be a real form of medicine (we were wrong – thanks, Deepa Raman aunty), at least I found some internal comfort from this diagnosis, almost as if a latent desire were being aided. That's strange – my close friend Neha still recalls and reiterates how fond I was of sausages growing up. Why, you wonder, a butter chicken loving 10-year-old would like to stop eating something he loved so much? Now this remains a mystery to me – but from my best recollection, my mind and beliefs were evolving quicker than my peers*. And by around this time, I was developing a deep sympathy for animals, holding a strong principled and polarized view of what on earth is created to be eaten and what is not, and enjoying my moral and health high-ground. And while my family continued to exercise their "natural" omnivore traits, supported by an independent medical diagnosis, I became a vegetarian. Specifically, an ovo-lacto vegetarian.
If Facebook were a nonprofit…
Facebook is one of the few large technology companies who, as I believe, are for-profit social mission driven organizations. The organization's repeated public claims to stay true to its mission to impact society at scale and forgive short-term financial wins from its very early days makes it a trendsetter in product and business model innovations on the web today, especially in the light of its $38+ stock price.
But more traditionally, (social) mission driven organizations have taken the non-profit path, and for good reason. Unfortunately, due to social and capitalism norms, mission driven organizations aren't really poised to scale like Facebook has. This is why we cannot imagine a situation where Facebook would have been able to achieve the nature of impact it has under anything different from its current legal and equity structure. But just to put things in perspective, and a little bit of kicks, let's go back memory lane when Mark, Dustin and the summer interns moved to the Bay Area and change only one thing about that situation: their legal structure. What if they were a nonprofit? Leave alone getting John Doerr behind them, they would have struggled to get a meeting with a foundation. And even after some struggle if they did get the meeting, and go through their "investment" process, here is what their email response from an ideal foundation may have looked like: Continue reading If Facebook were a nonprofit…
Unethical social design
I am "following" who? My "friend" uploaded a music collection? What on earth is going on?!
When I was taught social and online community design at grad school, we spoke about what users liked and felt comfortable with and what users did not like. You know: sign-ups, privacy, and feedback and incentives, etc. Probably the most uncomfortable topic was on intellectual property. But with the rise of social web start-ups fighting for a handful of seconds of user attention today, I believe that there is a need to develop and advocate the importance of ethics around social experiences. Why? Because I believe that companies like Quora and Spotify are engaging in what I call "unethical social design", and this warrants a need for an intervention from wise people.
If you are signed up to Quora or Spotify, aren't you sick of all those hundreds of notifications (in-app and email push) about how everyone you know in your real life is following you and how they are now a part of the network? Well, guess what, each of those friends of yours gets similar notifications when you move an inch. But wait – how did these services know who my friends were and decide to "follow" them without me actually choosing to? Oops – that damn Facebook connect button that was compulsory on sign-up!
You see, as web-based B2C entrepreneurs, we are being taught everyday how social networks are a great place to bring thousands of users into our apps easily, and leverage an amazingly powerful graph which we cannot possibly create organically. These have gone from being suggestions to becoming the new mandates and market development mantras. But unfortunately, this tip doesn't come with a handbook of rules – and companies like Quora and Spotify are abusing the newly discovered power. They are the culprits of the powers granted to the creators of the social web.
It is okay to spam. Yes, it is. At least a little bit. Email is probably the most effective means to secure retention of your user base. But the point where this social design trick turns unethical is when the services starts making decisions about the users preferences without asking them. Sensibly, "follow"ing another user ought to be the result of an intent expression by a user. Building a social network in such an unethical manner is not just an act of timidness, it also means that the foundations of these networks are weak.
I am sure there is a setting where can users can change this default behaviour of following Facebook friends, after getting sick of this. But by hiding it from the user experience from sign-up through engagement, prior to the user realizing what is going on, is wrong. The reason I would demand for the introduction of ethics into social design is because not all users hate this – in fact, this could very well become their incentive to be engaged in the network, but as I misquote Steve Jobs, "users don't know what they want".
Ps. I am really fond of Quora's vision and most of its functionality. I have even visited them in Mountain View, CA. And Spotify also does a tremendous job of figuring out a great pricing model around music content, along with nice user experience. And that is why I care to write about this in the first place.
Inkling's Habitat: The biggest innovation in publishing since Aldus PageMaker
In 1985, Aldus Corporation gifted the world with PageMaker, a software which made publishing industry professionals feel more powerful than ever before. Before PCs became ever-so-common, PageMaker became the industry standard in publishing and carved out a new category of software, desktop publishing software, or in short, DTP. PageMaker was such an amazing invention, that some believe that it saved the Mac OS. It became the modern day letterpress. Since then, Adobe has made incremental improvements to this software year after year, and after moulding it into the newer InDesign, has brought the power of DTP to the masses. But I believe the next most extraordinary invention in publishing hasn't come out of this PostScript giant, but from a small creative start-up in the Financial District of San Francisco called Inkling. And they call it: Habitat.
Continue reading Inkling's Habitat: The biggest innovation in publishing since Aldus PageMaker
Elitism of start-ups
Just a couple of weeks ago, I attended the LAUNCH conference (a conference for start-ups and investors) in San Francisco. As I was walking around the start-up demo tables, I started to realize the huge magnitude of what I think has plagued the tech start-up community today: ELITISM. To describe it in its simplest way, I define elitism in the context of start-ups as "ventures that aim to benefit a really small % of society". I earlier believed that this was true only for the start-ups I was following closely and what I saw emerging from hackathons, but after looking at some of the best start-ups in not just the country but in the world line up to present their hardware and software that I struggled to consider meaningful, I knew my hypothesis was validated. This hypothesis has grown from a lurking concern in my mind to a mental block that I am struggling to come to terms with, and that is why I want to talk about it with you.
Why are most new companies, especially tech ventures, not trying to solve real human challenges? Let's back up: why am I concerned about this, and what is it that I call meaningful that these start-ups are not doing? I believe that most of us have one common purpose of existence: to make the lives of other people better, in the pursuit of happiness. And that the more lives that we improve, the more we serve humanity and the more purposeful our existence becomes. And so, one of our core endeavours as we create start-ups and work nights and weekends to build products and services should be to improve the lives of more people and create more meaningful impact in human lives. If this theory is so reasonably sane and simple, then why are entrepreneurs all over the place solving small un-problems (eg. filters for pictures) and getting away with it successfully?
Why we stopped using Drupal for our platform
I love Drupal. I have been engaged with the technology, the community and the vision for about 2 years now. So much so that I attended DrupalCon 2012 in Denver and loved it (I compare it to Google I/O when I consider the quality of tech conferences I have been to). But unfortunately, due to the reasons I am about to describe, I have come to the realization that Drupal is actually a horrible solution to build apps (content or non-content heavy) in agile environments, which is pretty much the case with most web start-ups. This has led me, the sole developer/engineer of my startup, to switch from building our core platform on Drupal (which I did for several months) to now building it in Django from scratch. This is not a pro-Django article, as I think I could accomplish the same with more or less similar difficulties in the 7+ MVC frameworks I have worked with in the past. I want to tell you exactly why Drupal is not right for such a context. Continue reading Why we stopped using Drupal for our platform
5 reasons why designers hate Powerpoint
MS Powerpoint is a beast of a powerful tool, and immensely popular for giving people the ability to make presentations without making them think much. You know something is popular when it's name becomes synonymously used with the adjective it helps accomplish, for example, searching with "Googling", presentations with "Powerpoints", tissues with "Kleenex", etc. But despite much success of this feature rich tool, designers tend to hate Powerpoint. They instead settle with Keynote, InDesign, image slideshows, or sometimes even prefer to hand-draw live instead of relying on this toolset. So you ask, why? Continue reading 5 reasons why designers hate Powerpoint
Why policy makers do not understand humane design
Performance Reports. Indicator reports. Sector planning reports. Strategic plans. Donor information reports. Analysis. More analysis. Synthesis reports. Budget reports. Interim reports. Blah blah blah. This, my friend, is the best-in-class state-of-affairs in public policy and advocacy reporting, external communication and innovation medium, whether it may be from a government department, a consulting firm reporting in public affairs, a local or international advocacy group, or your average researcher. Each document, comprising of no less than 40 and sometimes more than 1000 pages of bleeding Times New Roman* text, is meant to serve as yet another step towards the advancement of public knowledge of public issues. But to me, it serves as yet another calamity from the perspective of good communication and information design skills. Just like is the case of Powerpoint, never before has the abuse of Microsoft Word and InDesign been greater. Sometimes I feel like the people writing and publishing these documents should be paid by Adobe for preserving the PDF standard, which they may use for paying the fines charged for wasting people's vital time.
I would like to go to the extent and take the liberty to partly blame these poor communication practices for our inability to meet the development goals of our century. These have stifled innovation, created artificial barriers to entry and significantly slowed us down. Our failures in communicating theory, quantitative and qualitative data, and agendas for moving ahead as a society to masses of people in a succinct, clear and consistent fashion has left us hanging at the mercy of change makers who read and interpret these reports for a living. It has distanced public good agents from public good advocates, a crime which entire nations, at times, face jail-time for. If there were ever a worldwide census for least used and exploited public good available to one and all for free, these reports would win hands down and UNDP would be up on the stage giving a 17-minute speech while collecting the award. Of course HP and Xerox would be thanked generously for helping so graciously for giving UNDP the tools help create what in future will become heaps of recycled paper.
Enough trash talking. But really, why do policy makers, sometimes some of the most intelligent individuals on the face of the earth today, communicate in such a horrendous manner? While I was a student of technology and design, my graduate school is a public policy school, and that is where I found some answers to this big question. I learned some of these lessons while working on a recommendation report for a poverty-stricken African nation's IT sector with 9 other people recently – and I have used that below to provide contextual real-life examples. These are in no way exclusive or entirely accurate, and so I welcome critique if you think otherwise.
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We don't live together yet. We've been together for a year and 7 months. We've actually slept together a few nights and we don't usually touch each other too much during the night so to sleep more easily. We usually just spoon in the morning. We don't sleep together that often so it's still special to me.
Last night, we slept together after not seeing each other for 2 weeks. Despite it being really hot and humid, my boyfriend unknowingly held me tight, spooned me and cuddled me all night long. I kept moving around every 5 minutes because I was really hot and I couldn't fall asleep and every time I'd move, he'd reposition himself and keep holding me or touching me. At times, he'd even pet me a little and give me little pecks, I think. I told him about it this morning and he didn't know a thing.
Two weeks ago, when we slept together, it had been 3 weeks since we had seen each other. He didn't cuddle as much as yesterday, though. Is that a common phenomenon? I'm hoping it means he's more attached to me than he knows and he feels safe with me at night.
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Hum... it's nothing much sexual, but it resembles that. I just find it fascinating that he feels the need/urge to touch me during sleep without even realizing it. Personally, I sometimes dream about him when he's in the bed with me. I rarely do when I sleep alone, but I don't think that's unusual.
sexomnia is just the name for a range of phenomena.
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Re: [Ayreton] Re: Glenbrook North High School
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- Was there a problem of some sort to prompt this, or was it good forethought and preventive maintenance?Lord Dougal MacAlister the Tardy
Archery Marshal for the Province of Tree-Girt-Sea----- Original Message ----
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Subject: [Ayreton] Re: Glenbrook North High School
Oops, I was off on my numbers... The fieldhouse is $1045 per day,
each gymnasium is $250 per day, and the kitchen/cafeteria is $400.
~Tedesco da Venezia~
--- In Ayreton@yahoogroups .com, "Tedesco da Venezia" <tedesco@... > wrote:
> Captain Liam Martini, the man responsible for getting the Ayreton
> site, would like to have the following announced to the Chicago area SCA
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> Glenbrook North High School is NOT freely available for us to hold
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> whenever we want. If you would like to hold an event there, you
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> to go through the proper channels and rent the facilities. The
> rental fee is $1500, and each gymnasium is $400 per day. There are
> additional fees for other facilities, and mandatory custodial fees that
> depend on amount of space rented, number of people attending, etc.
> who has been involved in planning events in this area will tell you that
> this is not an unreasonable price for a facility of this size.
Finally, you
> MUST be (or have) a resident of Northbrook in order to rent the school.
> Thank you
> ~Tedesco da Venezia~
Park yourself in front of a world of choices in alternative vehicles.
Visit the Yahoo! Auto Green Center.
- There was no problem, but people have asked about or suggested using the school for other events, so Captain Liam found out what the pricing/rental would be and asked me to post it to the public list.
~Tedesco da Venezia~On 6/6/07, Dougal MacAlister <scadougal@...> wrote:Was there a problem of some sort to prompt this, or was it good forethought and preventive maintenance?Lord Dougal MacAlister the Tardy
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Linder Responds To Speaker Pelosi's Latest Health Care Reform Proposal
Yesterday, Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) held a press conference informing her colleagues in the House that she had finished work on the House Democrat's health care bill and that it would soon be ready for a vote. Despite the widespread and growing criticism of her refusal to proceed in a bipartisan fashion, the Speaker continued down the path of authoritarian control over the legislative process.
Representative John Linder (R-Duluth) responded to the Speaker's announcement saying, "Speaker Pelosi's near total control over the substance of this bill is a testament to her broken promises of bipartisanship and transparency as well as her near complete disregard for what the American people have been calling for these past few months: less government control over their lives and their pocketbooks."
Congressman Linder went on to say, "I simply can't understand why the Democrats continue to believe that the American people will accept a bill that was written in secret, behind closed doors, and without the input of the vast majority of Congress. Republicans and Democrats alike were kept out of the room and in the dark for months by the Speaker. That's not what President Obama promised, and it shouldn't be tolerated."
Republicans have been very vocal in trying to convince the Democrat majority that this bill will hurt Americans more than it will help them. The new bill will cut Medicare for seniors, raise taxes on businesses, including small businesses, and place more unfunded mandates on State governments. Linder and his Republican colleagues know that in exchange for this tremendous new pain, there is very little to be gained by middle-class American workers.
This new version of the health care bill will cost Federal taxpayers a whopping $1.1 trillion over 10 years. Republicans are warning the public that the true cost of the bill is even higher as Speaker Pelosi's bill shifts much of the cost burden for these new mandates to the states by forcing them to cover more people under Medicaid. Already strained state budgets will have to find more money somewhere to fund Speaker Pelosi's health care bill. Linder added, "It should come as no surprise in the future when a new Pelosi Tax must be levied on all Georgians in an attempt to pay for this Medicaid expansion."
Linder concluded, "Republicans have introduced over 40 bills aimed at reforming our health care system without bankrupting our grandchildren, but true to her track-record, Speaker Pelosi has not allowed any of those ideas to be added to her health care bill. This bill is clearly her attempt to reshape the American economy in the image that she believes is best for America, but it is certainly not what Americans know to be best for themselves."
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I grew up on a hill that overlooks East Ashley Street on the edge of a small town in southern Minnesota. Some of my favorite childhood memories are of sitting out behind our old green barn drawing, painting, and writing stories. I went to college in Oklahoma to follow my love of volleyball, and after graduating with a business degree, I came home to Minnesota and eventually found my way back to my first love: painting. I currently live in Minneapolis, and I also have a tiny studio in the Q.arma Building in the NE Minneapolis Arts District.
I love small-town main streets, country roads, flea markets, the midwest, photography, and the well-made, well-used, everyday items from the past. These loves have all merged together into my watercolor illustrations, which are vintage-inspired, but with a modern perspective.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-4884?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12928562#action_12928562 ] Knut Anders Hatlen commented on DERBY-4884: ------------------------------------------- I've found two more tests, in addition to BlobClob4BlobTest, that have this problem: - StressMultiTest: This test works around the problem by using a SystemPropertyTestSetup for static database properties instead of using DatabasePropertyTestSetup. See comment in its suite() method. - DeadlockModeTest: Same problem as BlobClob4BlobTest. It wraps a DatabasePropertyTestSetup on top of the encryption decorator. But since the encryption decorator creates a single-use database, the DBPTS will work on the wrong database (it works on the default db since it's not inside the encryption decorator). Moving the encryption decorator outside the the DBPTS will make the rebooting of the fail because the boot password isn't available outside the encryption decorator's setUp() method. Unlike the problem in BlobClob4BlobTest, this doesn't usually make the test take unnecessarily long time, since the test isn't expected to experience timeouts or deadlocks. I'm working on a patch that makes the encryption decorator better integrated with the test framework. In short, I'm planning to add support for extra connection attributes in TestConfiguration, so that the necessary attributes will also be available when opening a connection outside of the decorator's setUp() method. > DatabasePropertyTestSetup cannot change static properties in encrypted databases > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: DERBY-4884 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-4884 > Project: Derby > Issue Type: Bug > Components: Test > Affects Versions: 10.7.1.0 > Reporter: Knut Anders Hatlen > Assignee: Knut Anders Hatlen > > DatabasePropertyTestSetup needs to reboot the database in order to set static properties. In tests with encrypted databases, the database cannot be rebooted because the boot password is only known inside the setUp() method of the decorator created by Decorator.encryptedDatabase(). > One of the problems that results from this, is that BlobClob4Blob test cannot reduce the lock timeout for the encrypted variant of the test. Since there are four test cases that wait for a lock timeout, the test takes almost four minutes longer than it would have if the lock timeout had been reduced. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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Wednesday, April 20th 2016
New Glarus to Begin Canning
Wisconsin's storied New Glarus Brewing Company has announced the purchase of a canning line. According to the brewery's Instagram feed,
No word on when exactly the brewery expects cans to be on shelves but we'd imagine they'll be looking to get them out in time for the Wisconsin summer.
Moon Man is a seriously cool cat. Always comfortable in his own skin, he never tries too hard. So cool we named our "no coast" pale ale after him.
Cask conditioned ale has been the popular choice among brews since long before prohibition. We continue this pioneer spirit with our Wisconsin farmhouse ale. Brewed with flaked barley and the finest Wisconsin malts. We even give a nod to our farmers.
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ILBS Recruitment 2015 Notification
ILBS Recruitment 2015 Notification has been released recently on 22nd June 2015. Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences has released this recruitment Notification to fill 270 Assistant Profeesor, Professor, Senior Consultant and other various posts. This is a good opportunity for the aspirants waiting for Latest Government Jobs in Delhi. Interested eligible candidates may apply for any of these vacancies through on line on or before completion of the last date. Candidates can get online application at the official website.
Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences is known as ILBS. It was a mono-super specialty hospital for liver and biliary diseases. It was located New Delhi in India. Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences is an Autonomous Institute, under the Societies Registration Act. It was established by the Government of the Nation Capital Territory (NCT) of Delhi. ILBS is a teaching hospital and has been given the status of Deemed University by the University Grants Commission (UGC) of India. Recently ILBS recruitment 2015 Notification has been released for various posts like professor and other posts. Interested applicants can apply for various jobs in ILBS.
Candidates can get online application and detailed official ILBS Recruitment Notification at official website www.ilbs.in. Online applications will be available to the candidates from 22th June 2015 to 31st July 2015. Candidates are advised to read the complete ILBS Recruitment 2015 Notification before applying. Candidates looking for Latest Government Jobs in India may apply for this exam on or before 31st July 2015. Remaining details like eligibility criteria, Vacancy details, pay scale will be available below.
ILBS Recruitment 2015 – 270 Vacancies
Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences has released the recruitment notification to recruit candidates for 270 various posts. Here we are giving the number of vacancies available for each post. Please check the below table for post wise vacancies released under ILBS Recruitment 2015 Notification.
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|Senior Consultant
|Additional Professor
|Associate Professor
|Assistant Professor
|Senior Residents
|Junior Residents
|Principal Nursing
|Deputy Head Operations
|Deputy Manager
|Assistant Manager
|Civil Engineer
|Chief Technical Executive
|Sr. Technical Executive
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|Junior Pharmacist
|Junior Executive
|Junior Staff Assistant
|Patient Care Executive
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Educational Qualification: Candidate should complete his graduation & Post graduation in the relevant field and should have minimum work experiance.
Age Limit: As per discipline(i.e Depending on the post you are applying).
ILBS Recruitment 2015 Details
Name of the Organization: Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences.
Official Website: www.ilbs.in
Total Vacancies: 270.
Job Location: Delhi.
Pay scale: As per discipline.
Application Fee:
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- For others: Rs. 500/-
Important dates:
Last date to apply online: 31/07/2015.
ILBS Online Application:
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Carsten Ziegeler wrote: > Nicola Ken Barozzi wrote: > >>>Why? It is easier to write and maintain single ant script >> >>than 55! (we >> >>>have 55 blocks right now) >> >>Let me answer for Reinhard :-) >> >>If every local buildfile has >> >> <import file="../common-block-build.xml"> >> >>then there is not really more to maintain, but you gain in >>being able to customize the build where needed and to build >>the block 'locally'. It also becomes easier to accomodate for >>extra external blocks that do not necessarily need only our >>build targets. >> > > Hmm, to be honest this frightens me a little bit. I really hope > that we are not experiencing the "avalon build system problem" > where each module had his own build file with all this complex > library and dependency handling and the final result was that > noone was able to use the build system for months. Then going > back and force from Ant to Maven etc. which in the end didn't > really help. > > But in the end I trust you and I guess *we* will not suffer from > these problems. Let's just try to keep it as simple as possible, > but working :) The simplest possible thing would be to have a block descriptor extend a maven POM and use maven to build them. -- Stefano.
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A few weeks ago, I was able to remove three places on my TripAdvisor list of "Places I Want to Go".
I'd heard so many great things about Seattle, Vancouver, and Victoria (Canada), and was so excited to be able to squeeze in a family trip before my kids went back to their respective schools. If you ever happen to visit these beautiful cities, or are fortunate enough to live nearby, I'd like to give you some highlights of places I absolutely adored, and a couple of places where I'd suggest you just keep walking.
EDITED 2/11/2016 I want to make sure to tell you about some of the best food you'll have in Seattle: Premier Meat Pies in the Seattle Center Armory (near the Space Needle) and at Seattle's Century Link Field! Be sure to try my absolute favorite, the Scottish Pie (I call them Scotch Pies)! They are the absolute best that I've ever had in the US, hands down, and they look like this~ don't miss them!
Time permitting, we would have driven to Seattle, but as we only had six days, we flew and rented a car, instead. Our flight was delayed, so by the time we arrived in the city, many restaurants were already closed, but the Kimpton hotel staff recommended purple Cafe and Wine Bar just down the street. It wasn't hard to convince me to try this restaurant, because I am just crazy about the color purple, so I thought it was a good sign.
First of all, it's worth going to this place just to see their bar with a winding staircase up to the top! Then it's totally worth staying for the food–it's obvious that the chef knows his way around kitchen, which you may think is a given, but it is absolutely not.
It was so dark in the restaurant, that I couldn't take any photos of the food without using a flash, so unfortunately, I don't have any pics to share with you.
The next day we took a leisurely drive up to Vancouver, stopping in for lunch at The Chuckanut Manor Seafood and Grill. Although it was a nice setting on scenic Chuckanut Drive, the food was rather "meh", and not really worthy of a review, so I'd say take the drive, but skip the Manor.
It was mid-afternoon when we arrived in Vancouver and settled into our hotel which had a fabulous view of Vancouver Harbour and North Vancouver.
We took in the sights around the harbour and although it was a bank holiday weekend in August, Vancouver felt very relaxed, uncrowded and peaceful.
Vancouver is just stunning at night, also, and after dinner, we wandered back to our hotel from Gas Town via the harbour front.
Breakfast drinks the next morning.
We made the ferry to go to Victoria on Vancouver Island, which was a lovely crossing through numerous small islands. (On the map, from Tsawwassen to Swartz Bay.)
One of the main reasons I wanted to go to Victoria was to visit the renowned Butchart Gardens*. I've been to some gorgeous gardens in the US and Europe, but this one truly is awe-inspiring. It was a spectacular feast for the eyes. Whilst there, I treated my daughter to afternoon tea, and I won't just tell you not to miss the phenomenal gardens, but do not miss the afternoon tea either. Everything from the view, to the scones was so enjoyable–we both really had a lovely time lingering over the savories and sweets.
We then walked through breathtaking gardens, each one with a more stunning array of flowers or a more impressive view, than the last!
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White Bread
Baking white bread from scratch is easier than you might imagine. From firm white sandwich bread to soft loaves to Amish-style white breads, these recipes are easy enough to make for every day or impressive enough to serve for special occasions.
Easy Everyday BreadBetter Homes and Gardens
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White BreadBetter Homes and Gardens
Homemade yeast bread is fun to make and a great way to treat your family to a bit of wholesome goodness.
Heart Card SandwichesBetter Homes and Gardens
Total: 20 mins
Cheese and Ham SandwichesMidwest Living
A caraway-flavored sour cream and sauerkraut tops this Amish-style ham and cheese sandwich. Serve it for a quick dinner.
Herb Dinner BreadDiabetic Living
Turkey Run Inn's Bread PuddingMidwest Living
Sweet and Savory Twist BreadBetter Homes and Gardens
Salad with Warm Goat CheeseBetter Homes and Gardens
Bread PuddingBetter Homes and Gardens
Tri-Tip Steaks with Texas ToastBetter Homes and Gardens
Top this steak recipe with shredded romaine, slivered onion, and jalapeno slices. If Texas toast is unavailable, use any thick-sliced white bread.
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Mother-daughter team open door to history
MOTHER and daughter Kimberley and Elisabeth Shaw have united to direct a show at Playlovers Theatre this September – and it also features Kimberley's youngest daughter Stephanie in the production.
Written by Sam Holcroft, The Wardrobe is set over a 530-year period and tells the stories of various young people who seek refuge or comfort in the same wardrobe between 1485 and 2015.
From the War Of The Roses' last days, through English Civil War brutality, paranoia of the Plague and heartbreak of World War I conscription, right up to modern-day complications with social networking, the play seamlessly weaves humour with moments in history that ultimately depict the loss of innocence.
Holcroft is currently writer-in-residence at the UK's National Theatre Studio and she was commissioned to write the play as part of the 2014 National Theatre Connections Festival.
The Wardrobe features 23 actors aged between 11 and 17 – and 10 of them have professional credits to their names.
Aside from Elisabeth and Stephanie, the cast also features four sets of siblings including two sets of twins.
"Elisabeth and I were keen to do a show together and are both passionate about producing meaningful and challenging theatre for young people," Kimberley said.
"Directing a show that takes place literally in the confines of a wardrobe is challenging to stage."
Involved in theatre for more than 20 years, Kimberley has worked with Blak Yak, KADS, Playlovers, Roleystone and Kwinana Theatres and is a former president and current committee member of the Independent Theatre Association, as well as being a performing arts specialist teacher at Sawyers Valley Primary School.
She has several awards to her credit, twice-winning best production and best youth production at Dramafest, the annual state drama festival, and also twice-scored the best musical gong at the Finley Awards.
Elisabeth has been directing for three years, twice winning best production at Youthfest for The Evacuees and Izzy Icarus Fell off the Earth.
She has also won the Finley Award for youth for sound design and operation and has worked as a stage manager, sound operator and actor for numerous productions.
Joining The Wardrobe is Following The Black Sheep, written by Perth playwright Yvette Wall.
Directed by Campbell Greenock, the play explores the inner workings of a family just after the end of World War II as a soldier tries to deal with his haunted past.
The Wardrobe and Following The Black Sheep play at 8pm September 11 and 12 with a 2pm matinee September 13. Tickets are $20, $15 concession – book on 0415 777 173, [email protected] or at www.playlovers.org.au.
Playlovers is located at Hackett Hall, Draper Street (off Underwood Avenue), Floreat.
PIC-D: Luis Barnes, left, and Chloe Marlow are two of 23 actors aged between 11 and 17 appearing in The Wardrobe.
PIC-E: Kimberley Shaw, right, and daughter Elisabeth, centre, are both directing The Wardrobe with Kimberley's youngest daughter Stephanie, left, also in the cast.
PIC-J: Ashley Garner (top), Mollie McGarrity (middle) and Bianca Thomas (bottom), on left, and Matthew Manning (top), Christie McGarrity (middle) and Maddi Thomas (bottom) are in appearing in The Wardrobe.
PIC-H: Asha Vivian is embracing her love of performing in The Wardrobe at Playlovers Theatre this September.
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Playlovers has been in operation for more than 50 years. Generally performing from Hackett Hall, Draper Street, Floreat, the company puts on four to six seasons a year - including one to two musicals.
Members are encouraged to participate in all aspects of the club: on the creative side (performing, directing, etc), the more technical activities (lighting, backstage, set-building, costume-making, etc) or on the sidelines (serving teas and coffees, and generally helping with other front of house activities).
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I'm missing something others have and it's preventing me from having normal social interactions.
It's not confidence. It's not a fake smile. It's not a friendly demeanor. ###$. I don't know what it is but I don't think I can fake it like everything else and it's killing me. It could be charisma, the inborn appeal, and that's something that completely intangible that I can't produce. If anything I have some type of backwards charisma that make people automatically hate me or distrust me.


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The Real Reason Waldo was Hiding
A secret so hidden that not even the artist knew
Believe it or not, Waldo was banned from Public and School libraries
Surprisingly, "Where's Waldo" has been one of the most challenged books in public libraries since its original publication in 1987. The series of children's books by Martin Hanford have been accused of showing topless women, Satanic imagery, and other hidden adult pictures. The books were banned all over the country during the 1990's.
Scandal at the Beach
In the "At the Beach scene in the original "Where's Waldo" book, there is a small picture of a sunbather with her breast partially exposed. See if you can find her!
Even if you did find her (she was in the upper right hand corner), the photo above is from a censored 1997 version of the book, with her sporting a top rather than not.
The Campground
In the campground scene, people have complained about the man in the blue-green tent towards the center of the page who appears to be naked. Again. in the photo above, it shows the censored 1997 edition of the original book. The children seem to have opened the mans tent while he was changing, but everything that shouldn't be shown in a children's book weren't, because his hand is covering it.
About the Book
"Where's Wally?", entitled "Where's Waldo?" in Canada and the United States, is a series of picture books featuring large, crowded scenes where you have to find Wally, a man in a red and white sweater and hat. The author , Martin Hanford is an expert at drawing crowded scenes.


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Louise Longhurst joins Knox's Development Office
Knox College is pleased to welcome Louise Longhurst as our new full-time Development Officer. Louise comes to Knox from the Ontario Science Centre where she held the role of Development Coordinator. She has over 10 years of experience in membership development and donor stewardship, fundraising administration, data analysis and supporting individual and major gift efforts. Louise studied Music Performance at both the University of Toronto and the University of Western Ontario.READ MORE
Tickets are now available for Knox's 100th Anniversary Dinner and Reception on September 26
Knox College is celebrating 100 years of calling 59 St. George St. home. Please join current students and alumni/ae, current and former residents, friends of Knox, Faculty and staff on the evening of September 26th to mark this auspicious occasion. At this event, recipients of this year's KNOXFRA Awards of Honour will be presented with their awards.
Information about the event can be found on our website here.
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Program Overview
Study at one of the best institutions in the Asia Pacific region. The National University of Singapore (NUS) is a member of the Association of Pacific Rim Universities (APRU), of which the UO is also a member. This program will accept two Clark Honors College students and two to four UO students from any discipline.
Singapore is situated at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula and is at the center of Southeast Asia. Three major cultures co-exist in Singapore namely: Chinese, Malay, and Indian. NUS boasts a diverse student body of more than 32,000 students from 60 countries.
Academic Details
English is the language of instruction at the National University of Singapore. You should expect to carry a full course load of about four courses per semester. Note that you may not be able to take business and economics courses at NUS as there are very limited vacancies and priority is usually given to full-time NUS undergraduates. If you are a business student interested in studying in Singapore, Singapore Management University (SMU) may be a more suitable choice.
For more information about courses, please visit National University of Singapore.
Housing Description
Live in either the Halls of Residence or Prince George's Park (PGP) Residences. PGP Residences are often the choice of international students and provide a social atmosphere without obligations that residents be heavily involved in sports and other activities. PGP Residences offer single rooms and are self-catering. Some PGP rooms have air conditioning and/or attached bathrooms. Housing fees are paid directly to NUS. You will be given instructions after your interview regarding the application process for accommodations. The application has an opening cycle and rooms are allocated on the basis of availability. If you are a non-graduating (NG) student, you are not guaranteed a room on campus. Residential Services can assist you in finding an off-campus accommodation in the event that you are not allocated on-campus accommodation. Housing notification is usually given soon after program acceptance.
Application Process
Selection for the program is based on a review of your written application, transcripts, recommendations and completion of the interview process. After the initial application is complete, you will be required to complete the NUS exchange application in a timely manner. This application is provided after the interview.
Graduate Students:
In addition to the process described above, you must also complete the Graduate Enrollment in UO-Sponsored Study Abroad Programs form. This form requires that you obtain pre-authorization for your program from your adviser, department head and the Graduate School.
Student Life
This is a student exchange program in which you will directly enroll in courses at one of the University of Oregon's partner universities. Exchange programs differ from other study abroad options and do not necessarily include significant on-site student support services, such as academic advising, health & counselling services, planned excursions or social events. Students most comfortable and successful in exchange programs typically have high levels of self-reliance, resourcefulness, and willingness to adapt to unfamiliar teaching styles and living arrangements.
Dates and Deadlines
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|Fall Semester
|early August
|early December
|Academic Year
|early August
|Spring Semester
|early January
Priority Discounts
If your program has a Priority Deadline, complete all pre-decision application materials by this date to receive a $100 credit toward your program fee. Please note, students participating in multiple summer programs are only eligible to receive the $100 credit once.
Note: this $100 discount does not apply to priority deadlines for SIT programs.
Course Equivalencies
Actual credit awarded is determined by the relevant department at your university in consultation with the study abroad office. Check with your study abroad advisor for more information.
UO students, please refer to the UO Course Equivalency Process and the UO Office of the Registrar Course Equivalency Database.


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Are you still trying to find the perfect skirt to use for your Christmas tree? Maybe you've given up and made some type of make-shift thing that seems to work, but just not what you love. Check out this post … Read the rest
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The local Dollar Store tends to get a bad reputation sometimes. Just because items cost $1, doesn't necessarily mean they are cheap in quality. Honestly, there are times I don't want to spend my whole paycheck buying something that will … Read the rest
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Helen Sinclair doesn't know what hit her. One moment she was trapped in a dead-end job in 1960s London, and now she is transported back to Renaissance Italy over three centuries before. Florence is a city in turmoil. A new plague stalks the streets. A ferocious behemoth rampages through the vineyards. And Galileo Galilei, celebrated scientist, astronomer and old friend of the Doctor, is imprisoned in his own villa for heresy.
But why has Galileo summoned the Doctor? Who are the mysterious Fortuna and Cleaver? Why have they been sent to Earth? And what is Galileo's secret? Is it the last thing he saw before he went blind?
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Business cards are staples in the professional world. They're also a few square inches of your personality, and can say a lot about you and your business (beyond your name and contact information). Let's take a look at how to make a memorable, unique business card with PicMonkey.
Pick a printer to get high-quality business cards
The first thing you need to figure out is how you're going to print your business cards. There are essentially two options: print them yourself, or send them to a company. Each option has its own benefits.
1. DIY. By printing your own business cards, you can make as many as you need and get them right away—no need to pay for a package of 500 or express shipping. You can also quickly alter your design and make updated cards if your contact information changes. However, business cards printed at home may not look as professional as cards printed by the pros. It's also important to run the numbers—DIY printing can often cost more than you'd expect (in terms of effort and supplies) if you need more than a few cards. Check out Avery's YouPrint option if you're printing your cards at home.
2. Go with a pro. A ton of companies offer business card printing, from office supply stores to specialty companies like Moo and Overnight Prints. You'll find a wide range of options to fit your budget.
Determining your business card size
It's important to decide how you're going to print your business cards first because that can determine your size options—different companies offer different business card sizes. Additionally, standard business card sizes vary by country. In the United States and Canada, the standard size is 3.5 x 2 inches. Head over to the United Kingdom and it's 3.346 × 2.165 inches (or 85 × 55 mm). Local printing companies can often help you learn which size is standard for your area, and you can also consult online lists of common sizes.
Setting up your business card design
It's easy to make business cards with PicMonkey's tools. Let's assume you want to create a standard business card of 3.5 x 2 inches. Here's how to set your project up.
1. Hover over Design in the top menu on the PicMonkey homepage until you see the canvas size options, then click Custom.
2. Here's where a little bit of math comes in. Most professional printers want 300 pixels per inch of resolution (the quantity of pixels in an inch of printed paper). Additionally, we need to add some padding to the design to accommodate printing. Printers call this extra space "bleed" and it means that the background color or photo at the very edge of the design spills over a bit. Add .25 inches to your dimensions, so in this case 3.5 inches becomes 3.75 and 2 inches becomes 2.25 inches.
Now multiply the dimensions by the resolution.
The width is 3.75 inches X 300 pixels per inch = 1125 pixels
The height is 2.25 inches X 300 pixels per inch = 675 pixels
3. Type 1125 into the first box under "Enter a custom size," and 675 into the second box. Then click Make it!
Now it's time to design! Find your perfect typeface in the Fonts tab, peruse the selection of graphics in the Overlays tab, and put the color picker to work. You can also easily bring in your own fonts and graphics and use them with PicMonkey's tools. Just Remember to keep important text and images a little bit away from the edges to allow for the bleed when printing. You can also find some customizable, ready-made designs in PicMonkey's templates.
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When designing your business card, it's essential to put the important information first. What you end up putting on your card depends on your business and needs, but these items are commonly included:
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in which Van Pelt was interested to even a greater extent than the defendant, and could not be disposed of without having him before thecolirt.· JnLasher v. Williamson, 55 N. Y. 619, the action was against the sUl:'eties of a lessee"who sougbt to defend by showing that the plaintiff, as part of the, contract between himself and their principal lessee, had agreed "to furnish to him during the period of the lease a certain quantity of property, to be stored upon the leased premises at an agreed. price," and, that he breached this agreement. The court said:
"The breach of that promise gave [the lessee] a cause of action against the plaintiff, but this cause of action in favor of Gibbs [the lessee and principal maker. of the bond] cannot be available to the sureties. It belongs to Gibbs and not to them. '" '" nonperformance or partial performance of Lasher's engagement to Gibbs is not to be regarded as a failure of consideration, but !IS an independent cause of action, which Gibbs, and he only. may assert. It is in his election to determine whether it shaH be used defensively. or whether he will bring his own action for the damages, or whether he will forego his claim altogether. The defendants have no control over him in this respect, aud cannot borrow and avail themselves of his rights;"
It is proper to observe that neither set-off nor counterclaim were set forth as distinct defenses in the answer. Without admitting that either defense could be made under the defense of failure of consideration, we have preferred to treat the defenses as if properly pleaded. There was no error in, sustaining the demurrer to the answer, and the judgment will be affirmed.
GRAVEN v. MacLEOD et aI. (Circuit Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit. No. 609.
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'Vhere a carrier so operates its trains at a station that a passenger is impliedly invited to cross an intervening track in going tt or leaving his train, he is chargeable only with the exercise of reasonable care to avoid danger, ,and is not necessarily guilty of contributory negligence in failing to look and listen for an approaching train before crossing such track.
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Deceased left a train, at a station, on the side opposite to the platform provided.-it being nearer to his residence,-and attempted to cross an intervening track, eight feet distant from the train, when he was struck and kilied by another train,running in the opposite direction. Rain was falling at the time, which obscured vision; and deceased, as he left the car, pulled his hat over his face to shield it. The company's rules required trains to approach that station under full control, and prohibited trains from passing that station while other trains were receiving or discharging passengers. These rules were habitually disregarded, and the train which struck deceased was running at 15 miles per hour at the time. When the road was first built, cars were equipped with gates to prevent passengers from leaving, except On the platform side of the cars; but thes,e biad been taken off some time before the accident, and there was no notice'or 'other warning forbidding Passengers from alighting away from the platform. Deceased uniformiy, and other passengers generally, without obj,ection of the company, got off on either side, at their con-
venience. Held, that the company had impliedly invited passengers to alight on either side, and that the question of deceased's contributory negligence was for the jury.
In Error to the Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Kentucky.
This is an action for the negligent killing of Alpha Graven, the husband and intestate of :Minnie Graven, the plaintiff in efTor. The deceased was a passenger upon the line of electric railway operated by defendants as receivers, extending from Louisville, Ky., west to the neighboring city of New Albany, on the Indiana side of the Ohio river. 'I'his line of railway consists of two parallel tracks, one of which is used exclusively by trains east bound, and the other by trains running in the opposite direction. 'fhe deceased lived in the western part of the city of LoUisville, and was accustomed to travel between the city and his residence upon defendant's railway; taking and leaving the cars at its Twenty-'sixth street station, near which he lived. That station consisted of two platforms, one on each side of the right of way. Each was 118 feet in length, and each began at a point east of Twenty-Sixth street, and extended to the eastern line of that street. The platform on the south side of the railway was intended for the convenience of passengers taking or leaving trains east bound, while the opposite platform was along the side of the track used by west-bound trains, and was intended for the use of passengers taking or leaving trains bound west. On the latter was a i'mall box house, used for the sale of railway tickets during certain hours of the day. The space between the two platforms was occupied by two parallel tracks, the space between the tracks being abont eight feet. The evidence tended to show that the space between the rails was filled in smoothly with cinders, but the evidence was conflicting as to the condition of the space between the two tracks. On the afternoon of 1Iay 10, lSWc, Graven took a train at Seventh street, Louisville, purposing to return to his residence. This train was due to arrive at Twenty-Sixth street at 5:58 p. m. The sun was not down, but a storm of wind and rain darkened the afternoon. This train, like all others operated on the road, consisted of a motor car and a trailer. Graven took his place In the motor car. As the train was slowing .up for Twenty-Sixth street, he came out of his car, and stood under its rear hood, and, before it had cOlbe to a stop, jumped off, away froin the platform, and undertook to cross the east-bound track diagonally, in the direction of Twenty-Sixth street, on which he lived. Just as he was about to step on that track, he was struck and knocked down by the corner of a passing east-bound train, and sustained injuries resulting in death. In respect to the negligence of the railway company, there was evidence tending to show: (1) That there was a rule of the company which provided that "all trains and engines on either track must approach Twelfth, Eighteenth, TwentySixth and Twenty-Ninth streets under full control, and keep a careful lookout for passengers crossing to and from Kentucky and Indiana trains, and must not under any circumstances pal'S these stations while Kentucky and Indiana trains are receiving and discharging passengers." (2) 'fhere was evidence tending to show that the train from which Graven debarked was several minutes behind time, and that the schedule passing point for that train to pass the east-bound train was between 'fwenty-Xinth and 'fhirty-Fir"t streets; but, being behind time, the east-bound train was due to pass at any moment. There was also evidence that linder the schedules a train bound east passed Twenty-Sixth street every 15 minutes. (3) 'I'here was evidence tending to show that the train which collided with deceased did not approach this station under "full control," but was approaching at a speed estimated as high as 15 miles per hour, and that no elfort was made to check or stop until Graven's danger was observed. There was confiicting evidence as to whether any warning was given of its approach to this station. (4) There was evidence tending to show that the rule requiring trains not to pass the stations named while other trains were receiving or discharging passengers was habitually disregarded; the customary practice being to pass without stopping, unless there were passengers to put off or take on. (5) There was evidence tending to show that Graven was observed as soon as he stepped off the standing train,
and every effort tnade 'to ·stop the train which was' possible, but without avail. (6)' 'l'here was evidence that when electric trains were first put on this railway the cars were provided witlI gates, which the trainmen wcre required to keep so (Jlosed that pas£engers ('QuId not take or leave the cars except by way of the platforms provided for that purpose. But the evidence also showed that these gates had been removed some time before this accident. (7) The evidence tended to show that no warning or other notice had ever been posted in the cars, or about the stations, forbidding passengers from alighting away from the platforms, or requiring them to use the platforms in getting on or off of trains. (8) There was conflicting evidence as to wlIether the employes lIad instructions to warn or forbid passengers from alighting away from tlIe platforms, and evidence tending to show that, if employes had any duty in this respect, imposed by any rule of the company or of the receivers, the rule was generally disregarded, and passengers SUffered, witliout objection, to leave the cars on ,or away from the platform, as suited their convenience. (9) Graven lived south of the station. His train came in on· the northern track. There was evidence tending to show that he customarily left the train on the south side (that is, tlIe side away from the platform provided for tlIe use of west-bound trains), and crossed tlIe east-bound track between the platforms to Twenty-Sixth street, and evidence tending to slIow that. passengers living south of the railway customarily left the train away from the platform, and crossed the east-bound track diagonally to Twenty-Sixth street, as Graven undertook to do on this occasion. Respecting the defense of contributory negligence; there was evidence as follows: ,(1) That, before stepping O;ff the car, Graven pulled his coat collar up around his neck, and pulled a soft-brimmed hat down over his face, for the purpose of shielding his eyes and face from the wind and rain whiclI was coming from the west; that being the direction in which his route took him. There was evidence tending to show that as he stepped out into the storm he bent or bowed lIis head, as if to shield his face. The evidence also tended to show that while standing under the hood of the cal' his back was to the west, but as he stepped down onto 'the track he was facing west, the direction from which the colliding train came. (2), TlIe evidence conclusively established that the space J?etween the train from which he debarked and the east-bound track was ample to protect him from camsion, and that the distance from the spot on which he landed, when he stepped from' his car, to Twenty-Sixth street, on which he lived, was from 30 to 50 feet, and that he could have safely walked between the tracks to 'fwenty-Sixth street, and then crossed the eastbound trac1( at a public street crossing. By crossing diagonally to 'l'wentySixth street he saved about one-third of the distance. (3) The undisputed evidence establiShed that, w.hen Graven started diagonally, in a southwest direction, towards Twenty-Sixth street, tIie east-bound train was approaching from the west, and ne'Urly in front of him, and was not more than from 20 (040 feet away. He had taken more than three or four steps before he was struck by the front corner of the motor car. (4) The .evidence was that thIs accident occurred at6 p. m., May 10, 1894, that the sun was not down, but that the. storm of wind and rain rendered it difficult to see with distinctl1eSsany distance, in the direction from which the wind was coming. T.here was also some evidence tending to show that the deceased was slightly near-sighted.' , At the close of all the evidence the learned trial judge instructed the jury to find for the defendants, UPOll the ground that, as matter o.f law, the deceased 1)ad been guilty of contributory negligence.
D. Moxley for plaintiff in error. Before TAFT and LURTON, Circuit Judges, and SEVERENS, District Judge. , . LGRTON, Circuit Judge,after making the foregoing statement of facts, deUv.ered the opinion ()f the court. Upon a former trial of this case there was a,judgment for the plaintiff in error, which, upon a writ of error, was reversed by thil1
court for error in refusing to instruct the jury that, upon the undisputed. facts, the deceased had, as matter of law, been guilty of contributory negligence. The facts upon which our judgment was based, and our reasons for the conclusion then reached, will fully appear by an examination of our opinion as reported in the case of }IacLeod Y. Graven, 73 Fed. 627; Id., 47 U. S. App. 5n, 24 O. O. A. 449, 79 Fed. 84. While the general facts in this and the former record are much the same, the case for the plaintiff in error has been somewhat strengthened in respect to the negligence of the railway company in the matter of both the existence and enforcement of any rule forbidding passengers to leave the cars away from the platforms provided for that purpose. Upon the former record we held that the undisputed evidence justified no other inference than that Graven, after alighting from the train, had, without either stopping or listening or looking, undertaken to cross a railway track upon which a train was rapidly approaching, which he could not but have if he had looked or listened before going upon the trade We reached this conclusion irrespective of the question as to whether he had violated any rule of the company, in alighting away f['om the platform, and based our judgment upon his failure to observe that high degree of care required of one about to cross a railway track, as announced and applied in the cases of Schofield v. Railway 00., 114 U. S. 615, 5 Sup. Ct. 1125; Elliott v. Hailway Co., 150 U. R. 245, 14 Sup. Ct. 85; and Blount's Adm'x v. Railway Co., 22 U. S. App. 129,9 C. O. A. 526, 61 Fed. 375. We did not regard the case of Railway Co. v. Lowell, 151 U. S. 209, 14 Sup. Ct. 281, as in any way conflicting with the ground upon which we rested our judgment, because in tbat case the alleged contributory negligence of Lowell consisted in his conduct in leaving the train away from the station platform, in supposed violation of a rule of the company known to him, and conspicuously posted in the cars. The question as to whether Lowell had been guilty of negligence in his manner of crossing the track cut no figure in the result; for Mr. Justice Brown, in announcing the opinion of the comt, said:
"In his manner of leaving' the train there seems to have been no negligence. He took hold of the iron railing at the end of the platform on the right-hand side, stepped down ,vith the left foot first, and faced towards the west, on the south-line track, saw or heard no train coming upon that track, and supposed that he was perfectly safe In crossing, as he knew no traIn was then due."
But since that opinion, and since the former reversal of this case, the supreme court, in the case of 'Varner v. Railroad 00., 168 U. S. 339, 18 Sup. Ot. 68, has drawn a distinction between the duty owing to a passenger by a railway company and that due to a traveler crossing its tracks. Upon that subject the court said:
"The duty owing by a railroad company to a passenger actnally or constructively in its care is of such a character that the rules of law regulating the conduct of a traveler npon the highw'ay, when about to cross, and the trespasser who ventures upon the tracks of a railroad company, are not a proper criterion by which to determine whether or not a passenger who sustains Injury in going npon the tracks of the railroad was guilty of contrIbutory negligence. A railroad company owes to one standing towards it In the relation of a passenger a dIfferent and higher degree of cure from that which 92 F.-54
is due to mere; trespassers or strarigers, and it is, conversely, equally true that the, passenger. under given has a right to, rely upon the exercise by the road of care; and the question of whether or not he is negligent, under all circumstances, must be determined on due consideration of the obligations of both the company and the passenger, As saId by the court of appeals of New York in Terry v..Jewett, 78 X. Y. 338-344: 'There is a difference between the care and caution demallded in crossing a railroad tracl, on a highway, and in crossing While at a depot' of a railroad company to reach the cars. ;\0 absolute rule can he laid 'down to govern the passenger in the latter case under all circumstances, 'While a passenger has a right to pass from the depot to the train on which such passenger intends to travel, and the company should furnish reasonable and adequate protection against accident in the enjoyment of this privilege, the passenger is bound to exercise proper care, prudence, and caution in avoiding danger. 'l.'he degree of care and caution must be governed In all cases b;r the extent of the peril to be encountered, and the circumstances attending the exposure.' "
A peremptory instruction to find for the defendant was given upon proof that the plaintiff, who was a passenger, and who was under the necessity of crossing a track in order to reach a train standing upon another, had crossed an intervening track, on which a train was approaching, which he could not have failed to see, if he had stopped and looked before going on the track. The supreme court held that there was a view of the testimony which constituted "an implied invitation to the passenger to follow the only course which he could have followed in order to take the train; that is, to cross the track to the waiting train." 'Where the circumstances are such as to constitute an implied invitation to depart from a station by crossing a track, the passenger, while not absolutely free from the duty of exercising care and caution in avoiding danger, would be justified in assuming that, in holding out the invitation to leave its train by crossing an intervening track, the railroad company had not "so arranged its business as to expose him to the hazard of life and limb unless he exercised the very highest degl'ee of care and caution." Warner v. Railroad Co., 168 U. S. 339-:H7, 18 Sup. Ct. 68. While it is true that the case before us does not show, as in the'Val'ller Case, that there was no other course left the deceased than to make his exit from this train away from tIll' platform, and acl'OSS the east-bound track, yet there wl1s evidence tendIng to show that the way taken by him was not forbidden. Hlld was the one customarily used by passengers living, as he did, Oil tili' side away from the platform. The circuit court was obliged to t,,> that view of the evidence most favorable to the deceased, whe]'p t!,(, question was whether there was any evidence for the jury. Th'I'.' was, thel'efore, a view of the evidence which might, in the ah"p};('" of other circumstances, have justified the deceased in assumitlg ltl., I an implied invitation was extended to him to leave the stnh;>" i,l the way he did, if that was most convenient to him, and in relyijlgupon the obligation the'reby imposed upon the company of so operating its trains as that he should not be exposed to danger he exercised the very highest degree of care and caution." This yjp\V of the law, as announced in the case of Warner v. Railroad Co., sapia, requires that the question of contributory negligence should be submitted to the jury, upon all the facts and circumstances of the case. If the deceased was not justified in assuming that the com-
pany extended to him an implied invitation to leave its trains as he did, and to cross its track between the platforms on his way from the station, he would not be justified in relying upon the company so operating its trains at this station as that he might cross. this track at the time and place he did without the exercise of the highest degree of care and caution. On the other hand, if the circumstances were such as to justify the deceased in assuming that the company extended to him an implied invitation to leave its train away from its platform, and to make his way from the station upon or across its east-bound track, the company would come under an obligation to so regulate the running of its trains while passengers were being discharged from trains bound west, and standing at that station, as that those accepting such invitation would not be in danger of life or limb unless they exercised the degree of care and caution. If, from the facts and circumstances known to the deceased, or which, as a passenger accustomed to the use of the trains of this company, he is presumed to have known, he was justified in assuming that he might rely upon the exercise by the company of that degree of care due to a passenger crossing a track upon the implied invitation of the company, he would be chargeable only with reasonable care in avoiding danger. In such case, the mere fact that a passenger crosses a track to take his train, or in leaving his train, without looking or listening, would not necessarily be contributory negligence, but would be a question for the jury to determine whether, under all the facts, such conduct was due care. The right to rely upon the care and caution of the company furnishes some reason for the failure to exercise that high degree of care which one is bound to exercise when his safety depends wholly upon his own watchfulness. Wheelock v. Railroad Co., 105 Mass. 203; Terry v. Jewett, 78 N. Y. 338; Brassell v. Railroad Co., 84 N. Y. 246. In view of the law as announced and applied in the case of Warner v. Railroad Co., 168 C 8. 339, 18 Sup. Ct. 68, and of the obligation of this court to conform its decisions to the opinion of that court, our former opinion in this case must be regarded as overruled. Reverse and remand for a new trial.
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