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With the Orange Bowl just one week away, we'll provide you profiles of some of Virginia Tech's best players on both sides of the ball. We start the Hokie Profile series with VaTech's most important player: quarterback Tyrod Taylor.
Taylor–a senior from Hampton, Virginia–bounced back from perhaps the Hokies' most disappointing two-game start in years to lead the team to an 11-0 finish and take home ACC Player of the Year honors (in fact, the voting wasn't even close). Taylor's 2,521 passing yards, 61% completion percentage, 23 touchdowns, and 159.04 passer rating are all career highs, and Taylor's 4 interceptions in 284 passing attempts this season makes him significantly less interception-prone than Andrew Luck. Taylor throws a pick every 71 attempts, Luck does so every 50.
Taylor has also proven to be one of Virginia Tech's leading rushing options. With 637 yards on the ground, Taylor trails only junior running back Darren Evans for the team lead in yards on the ground. But as the season has progressed, Taylor has seen his impact on the Hokies running game decrease significantly. His most effective period of rushing came in the first half of the season, when he lit up North Carolina State and Central Michigan with 120+ yard days running the ball. And, although less statistically impressive than those two games, his ability to tuck and scramble in the season opener against Boise State helped keep Virginia Tech in the ballgame until the closing minutes. That contribution has diminished substantially, and Taylor has given the Hokies just 53 yards rushing in the last 4 games.
Stanford will also have the ability to get to Taylor in the backfield before he is ready to throw. Even with his speed and scrambling ability, opposing defenses have sacked Taylor 26 times thus far in 2010, including 5 sacks in a pivotal November 20th match-up with ACC rival Miami. Even NC State, against whom Taylor rushed for 121 yards and threw for 3 touchdowns, sacked him 4 times. With the proper gameplan and an aggressive pass rush, the Stanford front seven should be able to sack Taylor three or more times in the Orange Bowl.
Taylor has aspirations to play professional football after playing his final game for the Hokies against Stanford, and it looks like an NFL team will pick him up. The general consensus among draft gurus places Taylor as a late-round (rounds 5-7) pick, due to his height and need to receive quite a bit of coaching before playing at the pro level. He looks like he could be a good NFL back-up and possible option to run the Wildcat or similar mobile quarterback formations.
Fun Fact: Taylor is an apparel, housing and resource management major at Virginia Tech.
Stay tuned for more Hokie Profiles and our customary game preview, which will appear over the weekend.

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September 2009 with moot at PAX in Seattle. I think he's the first Smogonite I met that I didn't know offline already. It was a quick meetup before we both had to run our separate ways.
September 2010 with moot again in Seattle for another PAX. At this point I'd met a few others at VGC Seattle! Both of us exhausted and meeting up to hang out for a few minutes before my bus home.
November 2010 with Chinese Dood, Articuno64, caffwin, Ala, Ninahaza, and Eraddd while Ninahaza was visiting Vancouver. I'd met the first three at VGC but it was my first time meeting the latter three.
May 2011 with Brain and Vineon while I was visiting Montreal. I'd met Brain when he was visiting Vancouver about five months earlier, but first time getting the chance to butcher Vincent's name in person.
August 2011 with Ripchord, Umbreon Dan, DM, gene, ivysaur, Snkz, Phiddlesticks, Jackal, Layell, Brain, gk, and Captain Kishimoto. Aside from DM, Phiddlesticks, and Brain this was my first time meeting all these people in the east! Had fun in Toronto for two days.
October 2011 with FearZeCrawduant, Starmetroid, Eraddd, Articuno64, caffwin, Chinese Dood, and his girlfriend for Autumn Battle Roads. My first time seeing all the BC people again after getting back to Vancouver!
November 2011 with FearZeCrawduant, Starmetroid, and their friend at Vancouver City Championships. I has no hat.
title slide for my final interactive video project
I need better lighting in my room.
Me in zombie clothing but before make-up for my school's upcoming lipdub:
This is the only picture from my trip to Europe that I have uploaded so far due to a combination of being lazy and not having something to resize pictures installed on my desktop.
Helluva weekend. I graduated from Simon Fraser University and then in the Pokemon world I graduated from Smogon University! Yay for moving on to bigger, better things!
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Your Outdoor Adventure Starts at TrailsFest this Saturday
The great outdoors beckons. From our glacier-tipped mountains to our moss-drenched forests, there is always an outdoor adventure around the bend. But first, you have to get outside. Outside at TrailsFest, that is. Presented by Washington Trails Association … …
Volunteer Vacations 2009 open for signups!
It's feeling very springlike in Seattle today. Perhaps that's why my thoughts keep turning to outside… The smell of ponderosa pine in the eastern cascades, the color of a Tiger Lilly on the Ingalls Creek Tr …
Grab your Camera! Northwest Exposure Photo Contest 2009
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. But can those thousand words help fix a neglected hiking trail? Or protect a wilderness area? Or inspire a new hiker to …
The Way In: The Future of Access to our National Parks
Remember the floods and windstorms of late 2006 that wiped out trails and washed out access roads to national parks and forests throughout the Cascades and Olympics? They were just the latest storm events to ravage Washington's public lands. And the …
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Have you ever received one of those long, rambling, not-to-the-point emails – the kind you open and then shut really quickly with a shudder, as you realise what it is?
Rambling emails take far too long to read and understand, never mind reply to. So if you have to deal with one or two messages like this a day, it can seriously sap your productivity.
While you can't stop people sending you messages like this, there are strategies you can use to minimise the time dealing with a poorly-written email takes.
The temptation certainly, is to press delete.
Or to repeatedly bury the message so far down your To Do list that it may as well be on a 'Not To Do' list.
However, if the message is at all important, the task will nag at your consciousness, so you do still need to tackle it.
Here's how to deal with badly-written messages swiftly.
Firstly, it helps to understand why these messages take so long to deal with.
Whoever sent the email has not done the work of thinking about and editing what they have to say. Instead, you are expected to pick out from their unedited thoughts what's important. This is an extra task for you that they should have done. As you search through their message for key points, your attention and time are being wasted.
Knowing what a lot of extra work it will be is the reason we put off replying to these messages.
But rather than spending time being annoyed and putting it off, a more productive strategy is to simply minimise the time replying takes.
Copy the content of the email over into a plain empty document, and then shut your inbox (you need your full attention on this for a few minutes and don't want to be distracted by other messages).
Quickly scan through the message (in your document), highlighting or bolding up key words, points or questions you need to respond to. There is no need to closely read every word.
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Cucinelli Hits a Billion, Warby Parker's Steps to Success and Eight Failing Trends
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The well-documented punksploitation that happened on the Met Gala's red carpet the other night got us thinking about our love for the impromptu gallery visit.
And with it, a new season of artistic exhibitions opening across the globe in the next few weeks. So we thought we'd survey the art scene to bring you the five gallery shows worth visiting the next time you're feeling particularly artsy in London... or Houston...
Herewith, your seasonal dose of culture.»
Leather is an easy cop-out for wannabe bad boys of rock.
It's far more difficult (and much more interesting) when menace is conjured with an impeccably tailored suit.
Case in point would be the singer, writer and all-around bad seed Nick Cave.
Here all at once: a gentleman and a punk.»
The Love Song of Johnny Ramone: A choice excerpt from Johnny Ramone's posthumous autobiography, detailing his early days in '70s New York. [NYMag]
Panico in the Disco: Derek Guy details an afternoon with Naples's own Antonio Panico, complete with copious espresso and patch pockets. [styleforum]
"Toward a More Bohemian Lifestyle": The poetry of Glenn O'Brien, as relayed by the Unknown Hipster. [The Unknown Hipster]
The Wet Look Returns: In honor of Mad Men's incipient return, here's a guide to one of the best-loved Draper-era hair creams, Groom & Clean. [The American Project]
Action movies usually hit some pretty familiar beats: there's running, maybe some purposeful walking, fist fights, explosions, driving cars into things.... We're not complaining, but for a busy man sitting through 90 minutes of film for a few adrenaline jolts can be downright inefficient.
Fortunately, a gentleman named Jacob Bricca has done a little condensing. The resulting video (hat tip) is three and a half minutes of the action genre at its most pure, soundtracked by eighties punk stalwarts The Jesus Lizard. The clips come from forty-seven different flicks of varying awesomeness—including The Last Temptation of Christ, improbably enough—but it's less about spotting the influence than basking in the pyrotechnic excess of it all. To be played at maximum volume…
Prepare yourself»
This Sporting Life: Jacques Magazine is up to its old tricks again. [ANIMAL]
Punk's Not Dead: Wired rounds up some of the best punk snaps the world has to offer. [Raw File]
Be Easy: Some of Dennis Hopper's best early snaps. Think cowboy hats, not anesthesia masks. [Secret Forts]
Pick a Card: Apparently Adam Kimmel is friends with David Blaine. Honestly, we're still coming to terms with that fact. [Interview]
One of the big upshots of Roger Ebert's ongoing victory lap is all the cool stuff he's managed to dig up from his files. Case in point: his never-filmed script for a Sex Pistols movie, newly posted after more than 30 years of sitting in a file cabinet somewhere. It's no Beyond the Valley of the Dolls, but he still managed to invent a dance called "The Grapple" and concoct a junk-fueled love scene between Sid Vicious and his mother. We eagerly await the condensed YouTube reenactment.
The band t-shirt's always been a contentious item—and it's only gotten worse in the age of Pitchfork—but we've still got a soft spot for a good screenprinted tee. Especially if it comes with a few smudges and a good story.
These tees come from Cesar Padilla's latest tome Ripped: T-Shirts from the Underground, an ode to the bootlegged t-shirts of the 70s and 80s, and they're some of the better punk artifacts out there. Padilla's also the man behind Cherry, one of New York's better vintage shops, so he's had plenty of time to cull the best of the best. For your own wardrobe, we'd suggest something a little more recent and a little less historical—just so you don't have to borrow someone else's story—but there's no harm in looking.
See some of our favorite band shirts»
For a few years in the 60s, the plaid blazer was the height of country club sartorial adventurousness. But for the past 30 years, it's been worn with a decidedly different intent.
These days you're most likely to see it in a record store, accompanied by a Mohawk and a full set of piercings. The off-color patch makes it clear Junya Watanabe is on the latter side of the equation with this Commes des Garcons item. But maybe he should have checked with Vivienne Westwood before he took this one on. He seems to have missed the point.
The appeal of the loud plaid blazer doesn't just come from the fact that it looks like something Curtis LeMay wore on weekends. It also looks like something you picked up at a vintage store for $5, which might make its boutique appeal somewhat limited…
The punk years were pretty rough, both economically and sartorially speaking, but there's no doubting Debbie Harry was one of the highlights.
Add in a few older gents settling into wine-soaked adulthood—we're looking at you, Bowie and Keef—and it's a photoset we're more willing to take a glance at. The photos are all courtesy of godfather of rock photography Bob Gruen (hat tip to Phazerblast), and there's plenty to like.
Don't be surprised if the jeans look familiar.
See more of the scene»
Thirty years down the line, it's hard to stay mad over punk rock being coopted by marketing agencies…but somehow Diesel has managed to step over the line.
This year's marketing mis-step»
This month's GQ had a few nice items, but we have to take issue with this bit of wisdom (on p58, for the curious):
Fingerless gloves have always struck me as too raggedy—fine for a punk rocker or a chimney sweep, but that's about it. This season, though, Bottega Veneta has turned that notion on its head and is offering cashmere fingerless gloves that are more than chic. I love the idea of a punk rocker (a rich one) in full-on rock garb but with luxurious gloves
When their target buyer is a rich punk rocker, it's usually not a good sign»
It turns out even the great MOTH Malcom McLaren isn't immune to a little swindle now and then. His historic punk clothing line—originally titled *SEX*, but eventually known as *Seditionaries*—has run into a nasty counterfeiting trade run by Simon Easton. Of course, the 30-year-old threads are collector's items by now, so the price tags get pretty high. WWD reports that Easton has sold 80,000 UKP worth of fake merch to collectors, including artist Damien Hirst.
McLaren comments in the article, "I would never have thought 30 years ago when I was making this stuff on my kitchen table that someone would want to copy it like a Goya or a Van Gogh." Of course, knowing McLaren, the thought has probably crossed his mind dozens of times, but it's a little too flattering. The clothes are more like history than fashion or art. The reason collectors and museums are clamoring for them—and creating a market for counterfeits—is because of McLaren's own swindle. His SEX shop in 1977's London was the first time anyone had thought of charging top dollar for ripped, stained clothing.
He did it all with a knowing smirk, but it didn't stop him from getting rich. Surely he wouldn't begrudge a fellow con man a swindle of his own?
Hard-Core Cuts: The changing hairstyles of noted dandies Black Flag documented once and for all. [WFMU]
Above the Knee: More timely advice on men's shorts. [NYMag]
Sit, Stay, Good Dog: Taking off on the Japanese waif-boy trend, Korean girls are treating their beaus like pets. As long as we get a tummy rub and a biscuit, we're kinda okay with this. [Geekologie]
Father Knows Best?: The worst TV dads of all time collected just in time for father's day. You can always say to yourself, "Well, at least Pops was no Eric Camden." [Art of Manliness]
Flip Flopper: Blue-eyed, honey-blond men's fashion blogger Amanda Brooks can play with our thongs anytime. [Men's Vogue]


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M. Crawford Young is Professor Emeritus of Political Science at the University of Wisconsin where he has been on the faculty since 1963. One of the world's foremost Africanists, Young has authored and edited a number of award-winning books and articles on Africa, including The African Colonial State in Comparative Perspective (l994); The Rise and Decline of the Zairian State (with Thomas Turner, 1985); and Ideology and Development in Africa (1982). Young received his B.A. from the University of Michigan in 1953 and his Ph.D. from Harvard University in 1964. During the mid-1960s he was Visiting Professor, African Studies, Makerere University, in Kampala, Uganda, and from 1973 to 1975 he served as Dean, Faculty of Social Science, at the Université Nationale du Zaire. In 1987-8, he was Visiting Professor, Faculty of Law, Université Cheikh Anta Diop de Dakar (Senegal). The recipient of numerous prizes and awards, Crawford was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1998, and was President of the African Studies Association in 1983.
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A reader wrote in to describe experiencing side effects after switching from a name brand high blood pressure drug to a generic version. Patients should know that this is a real phenomenon, and is not "in your head." Though rare, I have seen patients who had no problems with a name brand drug develop certain side effects when switched to generic versions.

These side effects were all mild things like a headache and upset stomach and usually went away in a short period of time. On a few occasions, though, the side effects persisted long enough that the patient was switched back to the name brand drug.

Why Side Effects Occur

Though federal law strictly mandates that name brand and generic drugs must contain equal amounts of identical active ingredients, different generic drugs contain different inactive ingredients. The ingredients used to increase the size of pills to usable dimensions (you would barely be able to see a pill that actually weighed 25mg) vary from manufacturer to manufacturer. Sometimes, patients may have an unexpected sensitivity to one of these "filler" ingredients or to the agents used to color the pills.

Other times, certain physical properties of the pill might be different between the name brand and generic versions. For example, one might dissolve more quickly in the stomach. This is a little bit complicated, because the law says that the actual bioavailability of the generic drug must be the same as the name brand, but it is possible to make pills that dissolve more quickly in the stomach while the active ingredient is still absorbed from the stomach at the same rate. For some medications, even though the drug isn't leaving the stomach at a different rate, having a relatively high concentration of active ingredient "sitting" in the stomach can cause irritation that leads to upset stomach or nausea.

Very rarely, patients may actually be allergic to one or more of the inactive ingredients used in generic medicines.

How to Respond to Side Effects

If you are having side effects after being switched to a generic drug, the first thing to do is wait a while. You might just need a little time to adjust to the new formulation. But this shouldn't take longer than a week or two, so if you're still having the side effects after waiting for that long, make an appointment to see your doctor. In some cases, there may be more than one generic formulation of the drug available, which means that you can try another generic and see if the side effects go away. If there are no other generics, it might be necessary to switch back to the name brand drug.

If you have to switch back to the name brand, most insurance companies will require something called a "pre-authorization" from your doctor before they will pay for the prescription. A pre-authorization is a form that your doctor has to fill out which documents the medical reason that the name brand drug is required instead of the cheaper generic. Your doctor will be familiar with this procedure and can usually get tentative authorization from the insurance company over the phone, so you can fill your prescription without waiting for forms to be mailed back and forth.

Wrapping Up

Though sensitivity to certain generic drugs does occur, this is rare. The vast majority of people have no problems when switching from a brand-name to a generic drug. Even when side effects do occur, they are mild. Generics are a safe, effective and less expensive treatment option.


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The Mexican state of Oaxaca has been receiving a great deal of attention lately. Although most Americans know that Oaxaca is a state with a heavy concentration of indigenous peoples, many are not aware that Oaxaca has a higher level of indigenous diversity than any other Mexican state. The Mexican state of Oaxaca, located along the Pacific Ocean in the southeastern section of the country, consists of 95,364 square kilometers and occupies 4.85% of the total surface area of the Mexican Republic. Located where the Eastern Sierra Madre and the Southern Sierra Madre come together, Oaxaca shares a common border with the states of Mexico, Veracruz and Puebla (on the north), Chiapas (on the east), and Guerrero (on the west).
The name Oaxaca was originally derived from the N?íhuatl word, Huayacac, which roughly translated means "The Place of the Seed" in reference to a tree commonly found in Oaxaca. As the fifth largest state of Mexico, Oaxaca is characterized by extreme geographic fragmentation. With extensive mountain ranges throughout the state, Oaxaca has an average altitude of 1,500 meters (5,085 feet) above sea level, even though only about 9% of this is arable land. With such a large area and rough terrain, Oaxaca is divided into 571 municipios (almost one-quarter of the national total).
Oaxaca's rugged topography has played a significant role in giving rise to its amazing cultural diversity. Because individual towns and tribal groups lived in isolation from each other for long periods of time, the subsequent seclusion allowed sixteen ethnolinguistic groups to maintain their individual languages, customs and ancestral traditions intact well into the colonial era and - to some extent - to the present day. For this reason, Oaxaca is - by and large - the most ethnically complex of Mexico's thirty-one states. The Zapotec (347,000 people) and the Mixtec (241,000 people) are the two largest groups of Indians, but they make up only two parts of the big puzzle.
Even today, it is believed that at least half of the population of Oaxaca still speaks an indigenous dialect. Sixteen different indigenous groups have been formally registered as indigenous communities, all perfectly well defined through dialect, customs, food habits, rituals, cosmogony, etc. However, the historian Mar?¡a de Los Angeles Romero Frizzi suggests that "the linguistic categorization is somewhat misleading" partly because "the majority of indigenous peoples in Oaxaca identify more closely with their village or their community than with their ethnolinguistic group." In addition, Ms. Romero writes, some of the language families - including Zapotec, Mixtec, and Mazateco - "encompass a variety of regional languages, making for a more diverse picture than the number sixteen would suggest."
When the Spaniards arrived in the Valley of Oaxaca in 1521, the inhabitants had split into hundreds of independent village-states. In the unique 1921 census, 25,458 residents of Oaxaca claimed to be of "pure indigenous" descent, equal to 3.96% of the state population. Another 328,724 persons were listed as "indigenous mixed with white" (called mestizo or mezclada).
By the time of the 2000 census, 1,120,312 indigenous speaking persons aged five and older living in Oaxaca represented 37.11% of the state population. Out of this total, 477,788 persons were classified as monolingual (i.e., not Spanish-speaking), representing 11.02% of the state population five years of age and older and 19.56% of the indigenous-speaking language.
Without a doubt, the Oto-Manguean language family is the largest linguistic group in the state of Oaxaca, represented by at least 173 languages. The author Nicholas A. Hopkins, in his article "Otomanguean Linguistic Prehistory," states that glottochronological studies of the Oaxaca Indian groups indicate that the first diversification of this group of languages had begun by 4400 B.C. It is believed that nine branches of the Oto-Manguean family were already distinct by 1500 B.C., and that some of this linguistic differentiation actually took place in the Valley of Tehuac?ín. Both the Zapotecs and the Mixtecs belong to this linguistic family.
Zapotecs. The Zapotec Indians, a sedentary, agricultural city-dwelling people, are believed to be among the earliest ethnic groups to gain prominence in the region. As a matter of fact, the Zapotecs have always called themselves Be'ena'a, which means "The People." The implication of this terminology is that the Zapotecs believe that they are "The True People" or "The people of this place." Unlike many other Mesoamerican Indians groups, the Zapotecs have no legend of migration and their legends claim that their ancestors emerged from the earth or from caves, or that they turned from trees or jaguars into people.
The Zapotecs are, by far, the largest indigenous group of Oaxaca and presently occupy 67 municipios of Oaxaca. The Zapotec language is the most widely spoken language of Oaxaca. In the most recent census county of 2005, the Zapotecs, tallied at 357,134 individuals who speak that language, represented 32.7% of all Oaxaca residents speaking indigenous languages. Of the 173 living Oto-Manguean tongues, sixty-four are Zapotecan.
Mixtecs. Today, the Mixtec Indians inhabit a geographic region of more than 40,000 square kilometers in northwestern Oaxaca and smaller portions of Puebla and Guerrero. The Mixtec territory is divided into three subregions: the Upper Mixteca, Lower Mixteca and the Coast Mixteca. The Upper Mixteca, covering 38 municipios, is the most populated region. The Lower Mixteca covers another 31 municipios in northwestern Oaxaca. The 2005 census count tallied 242,049 Mixtec speakers, representing 22.2% of the states' indigenous-speaking population. Today, the Mixtecs call themselves ?æuu Savi, the People of the rain.
In addition to the Zapotec and Mixtec Indians, fourteen other indigenous groups have lived and flourished throughout the present-day state of Oaxaca. While they never achieved the numbers and influence attained by the Zapotecs and Mixtecs, they, nevertheless, represent an important factor in the historical and cultural panorama of Oaxaca. These indigenous groups are described below:
Mazatecos. Occupying the northernmost region of the state, the Mazatecos occupy two environmentally and culturally well-defined regions: the upper Sierra Madre Oriental mountains and the Papaloapan Basin. The Mazatecos call themselves Ha shuta enima, which means "People of Custom." In recent decades, the Mazateco Indians have represented one of the largest linguistic groups in Oaxaca. With 164,673 individuals aged five and older speaking Mazatec in the 2005 census count, this linguistic group made up 15.1% of the state's total indigenous population. A significant number of Mazatecos also occupy Veracruz and Puebla.
Mixes. Although they represent the fourth largest of Oaxaca's ethnic groups, the Mixes are an isolated ethnic group that inhabits the northeastern part of Oaxaca, close to the border with Veracruz. This region consists of 19 municipios and 108 communities. The Mixes call themselves Ayuuk, which means "The People." Some historians believe that the Mixes may have migrated from present-day Peru in search of Zempoaltepetl, a pagan god, and the Hill of Twenty Gods.
In the 2000 census, 105,443 persons aged five or more were classified as speakers of one or more of the seven distinct dialects of the Mixe. The Mixe thus represented 9.4% of the total indigenous speaking population, with approximately 38,000 of these people classified as monolingual, making them the Mexican indigenous group with the highest rate of monolingualism. The number of Mixe speakers in Oaxaca dropped to 103,089 in the 2005 count.
Chinantecos. The Chinantecos, numbering more than 104,000 people, presently inhabit the Chinantla region of north central Oaxaca near the border of Veracruz. As a division of the Oto-Manguean linguistic group, the Chinantecos speak as many as 14 different dialects. The Chinantecos of San Juan Lealao in northeast Oaxaca, who speak a divergent variety of the language, call themselves Dsa jmii (Plains people) and refer to their language as Fah jmii (Plains language). The Chinantecos presently inhabit an area in which archaeologists have located temples that were apparently used as ceremonial centers, and where prisoners were supposedly sacrificed during the most important celebrations of the year. In the 2000 census, the number of Chinanteco speakers was tallied at 104,010, equivalent to 9.28% of Oaxaca's total indigenous population.
Chatinos. The Chatino nation, boasting an area of 3,071 square miles (7,677 square kilometers) is located in southwestern Oaxaca. The Chatinos belong to the Oto-Manguean language group and speak seven main dialects. Historical researchers believe that they were one of the first indigenous groups to inhabit the State of Oaxaca. In his book, "Historia de Oaxaca," the historian Jos?® Antonio Gay speculates that they arrived in a scarcely-populated area (now in the municipio of Juquila) from a "distant land" long before the arrival of the Zapotecs and Mixtecs.
The Chatinos call themselves Kitse cha'tnio, which means Work of the Words. In 2000, the Chatinos represented sixth most common indigenous tribe of Oaxaca, represented by 40,004 persons aged five and over who spoke the language (3.57% of the population). In the 2005 census count, the Chatinos' numbers increased slightly to 42,477, or 3.9% of the state's indigenous population.
Trique. The Triques inhabit a 193-square-mile area in the southern Sierra Madre Mountains in the westernmost part of Oaxaca. Historians believe that the Triques, long ago, had fled from some distant land, seeking refuge from warring neighbors. Once in Oaxaca, they were defeated by both the Zapotecs and Mixtecs. Then, in the Fifteenth Century, the Aztec armies defeated them decisively and forced them to pay tribute. In the 2000 census, 15,203 inhabitants of Oaxaca aged five and over spoke the Trique language, making it the eighth month common tongue in the state. In the 2005 census count, the number of Trique speakers reached 18,292, representing 1.7% of the state indigenous population.
Amuzgos. As a part of the Oto-Manguean language family, the Amuzgo Indians inhabit the border region of southeastern Guerrero and southwestern Oaxaca. Speaking three primary dialects, an estimated 28,000 Amuzgos were registered in the 1990 Mexican census. However, only twenty percent of this number were living in Oaxaca, with the majority residing in Guerrero. The Amuzgos call themselves Tzjon non, which means People of the Textiles. In the 2000 census, 4,819 individuals aged five or more claimed to speak the Amuzgo language, representing 0.43% of Oaxaca's total indigenous figure. This makes the Amuzgo language the thirteenth most common linguistic group of all Oaxaca's indigenous tongues.
Chocho. Living in the northern zone of "Mixteca Alta" (Upper Mixteca), near Oaxaca's border with Puebla, the Chocho people (also known as Chochones and Chocholtecas) call themselves Runixa ngiigua, which means "Those Who Speak The Language." Inhabiting a region that is rich in archaeological sites, this tribe belongs to the Oto-Manguean family. In the 2000 census, only 524 citizens of Oaxaca spoke the Chocho language.
Chontales. Chontal is the name of two very distinct languages spoken in the states of Tabasco and Oaxaca. This group's physical separation, enhanced by its different geographical and climactic conditions, has propitiated its division into Coastal and Mountain groups. Chontal Tabasco is a member of the Mayan language family and Chontal Oaxaca a member of the Hokan language family, which is more widely represented in the Southwestern United States and the border states of Baja California and Sonora. The Chontales of Oaxaca refer to themselves Slijuala xanuc, which means "Inhabitants of the Mountains."
The origins of the Oaxacan Chontal population have not been conclusively determined, but some archaeologists believe that they originally came from Nicaragua. Warfare may have motivated them to move north, through what is now Honduras, Yucat?ín and Tabasco. Eventually, they settled down in both Oaxaca and Tabasco. Founded in 1374, the Kingdom of the Chontals eventually came into conflict with the Zapotecs. After a series of ongoing confrontations, the Zapotecs finally defeated them. Under Spanish rule, the Chontales carried on a formidable resistance for some time. In the 2000 census, 4,610 Chontal de Oaxaca were tallied at 4,610, representing 0.41% of the state's total indigenous speaking population. Today, the Chontal Oaxaca inhabit the southernmost region of Oaxaca and speak two major dialects.
Cuicateco. Cuicateco territory, located in northwestern Oaxaca, occupies an approximate area of 3,243 square miles. At the time of the 2000 census, only 12,128 persons five years of age or more claimed to speak the Cuicateco language, representing more than one percent of Oaxaca's total indigenous population, living primarily in northwestern Oaxaca.
Huave. Although the origins of the Huave nation have not been indisputably determined, some historians believe that this group came from a distant land, possibly from Nicaragua or even as far away as Peru. It is believed that the Huave arrived by sea, traveling along the coast as they sought out a new home. Finally, they reached the Tehuantepec coast, inhabited by the Mixe nation, who did not oppose their settlement. In the 2005 census count, Oaxaca residents who speak the Huave language numbered 15,324, or 1.4% of the total indigenous population. Even today, the Huave call themselves Mero ikooc, which means "The True Us." As small as their group is, they are actually the eighth-most common language spoken.
Ixcatecos. The Ixcateco Indians inhabit only the town of Santa Maria de Ixcatl?ín in the municipio of the same name, in the north part of the state. Living in one of the most arid, eroded and poorest regions of the country, the Ixcatecos are the only remnants of the pre-Hispanic Ixcateco nation, which once occupied another seven communities. At the time of the 2000 census, only 207 individuals in Oaxaca spoke the Ixcateco language.
Popoloco. The term Popoloca was applied by the Aztecs to all those nations that did not speak a tongue based on N?íhuatl, more or less understandable among them. Therefore, the term had the connotation of stranger or foreigner and, at the same time, a derogatory denotation for "barbaric", "stuttering" and "unintelligent". The Spaniards continued using the term in the same manner. The Popoluca call themselves Homshuk, which means God of Corn. Today, the Popolca population is divided in three fractions speaking six primary dialects, with no geographical continuity evident. In the 2000 census, only 61 Popoloco speakers were tallied in Oaxaca.
Tacuates. The Tacuates, who speak a variant of the Mixtec language, occupy two of Oaxaca's municipios. It is believed that their name evolved from the N?íhuatl word, Tlacoatl, which was derived from tlal (Land) and coal (serpent, snake). The implication is that the Tacuates lived in the land of the serpents. In the 2000 census, Tacuate speakers numbered only 1,726 individuals five years of age and older.
Zoque. The Zoque tribe, also called Aiyuuk, is closely related to the Mayan-Chique family. The Zoque call themselves O'deput, which means People of the Language. The main nucleus of the Zoques is in Chiapas, where approximately 15,000 speak the language. The Oaxaca branch of the tribe probably does not amount to more than 10,000 people. Many of their customs, social organizations, religion beliefs, and way of life were identical to those of the Mixe community, with whom they probably share a common origin in Central America.
Copyright ?® 2007, by John P. Schmal.
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Frizzi, Mar?¡a de Los Angeles Romero, "The Indigenous Population of Oaxaca From the Sixteenth Century to the Present," in Richard E.W. Adams and Murdo J. MacLeod (eds.), "The Cambridge History of the Native Peoples of the Americas, Volume II, Mesoamerica, Part 2." Cambridge, United Kingdom: Cambridge University Press, 2000.
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John P. Schmal
John P. Schmal is the author of "The Journey to Latino Political Representation," scheduled for publication in March. He is working on a book about indigenous Mexico.
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"Just untie me before you run, please," he said, shaking his head slightly.
Lillian was struggling to keep up her kidnapper façade. Her curiosity won out in the end.
"Do you know what they tell you after they find you? After you've been gifted, I mean." he added with a sad smile, his voice quivering slightly. "I still remember it – the woman carrying me into St Mungo's kept saying that it was going to be alright – that I was going to be alright – and then you get the news that you're infected... no one tells you that you're going to be fine after that. Instead, they run and scream, or flinch when your name is mentioned in conversation," he closed his eyes and abruptly stopped speaking.
"And after you transform, though," Lillian noticed his body recoiling as he said the word, "You are referred to as The Werewolf. Not he or she – it." He looked at her face, noticing that her emotions had gotten the best of her and that she was crying.
"First time I've made someone cry -" he chuckled darkly. "I've had pants-wetting, running away abruptly and one guy even tried to hold me back with a wooden cross -"
"You misunderstand me," she said in her voice that was thick from the tears. "I didn't know that you had been infected," she said, going to sit down at the chair opposite his at the table.
He rolled his eyes. "I understand you perfectly," he said simply. "Right now, you're terrified of me and what I could potentially do to you – you can go if you want, I'll be fine."
"Oh please," she said, mirroring his eye-roll. "You do not get to play the pity-card," she said quickly. "Let's not forget that you were the one that got me into all of this."
"Well, since I'm not allowed to apologise and your emotions seem to do a one-eighty every five seconds – get over it. Skorponok will be here soon; do you have a plan of action?" he asked quickly.
"Yes," she said matter-of-factly. "I'm going to call headquarters."
"If you do that he'll just wait us out – you have to hit him where it hurts."
"And how do you propose I do that?" she snapped.
"Well that's simple, we go to Greyback."
"Why would Greyback help us?" she asked. "He's a -"
"Listen, Lillian," Warren interrupted quickly. "I know that he's a werewolf, but he's the closest thing I've ever had to a father. Skorponok was instructed not to let any harm befall me," her eyes couldn't help but find the marks Skorponok's hands had left on his neck.
"You can't be serious!" she exclaimed, slamming her fist into the table. "He places himself close to innocent people before a full moon -"
"Everybody has their faults," he shrugged.
"How can you be so damn callous about this?" she said, for the first time feeling afraid of the man in front of her. "How can you try to defend what he does?"
"He gifts people," he said as he rolled his eyes.
She laughed darkly, and composed herself almost instantaneously. "Do you know what I do for a living, Warren?" she asked, taking him completely by surprise for the umpteenth time.
"File," he said with a smirk, frowning at her behaviour. A second ago he was defending Greyback and now he was answering mundane questions.
She smiled a smile that didn't quite reach her eyes. "Correct," she said monotonously. "I file."
"I fail to see your point."
"I get to see every case, every gruesome detail, every bite-mark, and every disfigured body -"
"Did you know that your father, Fenrir Greyback, has the largest file of all our other suspects?" she said seriously. "Did you know in the past six months, he turned more than fifty children alone – by children I mean eleven years and younger – did you know that, of the fifty defenceless children, only about five have stable homes they are still allowed in?"
"That's impossible; he turns one or two -"
"He turns one or two," she imitated his voice stupidly. "You know what that means, of course – assuming you know basic subtraction, Warren."
"He never -"
"That's more than eight bites per full moon, give or take, and subtracting the five stable homes- well, I tend to ignore the suicide cases," she spat sarcastically. "You asked me why we don't call you what we call our own kind? Him or her, instead of it?"
He looked at her with hurt in his eyes, shaking his head slowly. "Don't -"
"Because you call a man who murders for fun your father – you defend what he does with a shrug, claiming that 'we all have faults'" she was shaking with rage.
He didn't answer.
"You can go back to your father," she spat, waving her wand violently at the ropes binding his wrists, which in turn fell to the ground soundlessly. "Just don't ever come near me again."
"Are you sure you have everything, dears?" Molly asked from where she was standing in the doorway with Arthur.
"Yes, thank you Mrs Weasley," Harry answered politely.
"Thanks for everything, mum," Ginny said as she came rushing out of the house, grabbing her parents into a brief group hug.
"Be sure to owl us when you get home!" Hermione hollered from Ginny's room, where she and Ron were sticking their heads out of the window.
As they were saying their final goodbyes, a rush of flames could be heard from the fireplace.
"Hello?" a male voice that sounded awfully familiar to Harry called.
Everyone hurried inside to find none other than James Potter about to ascend the stairs.
"Dad?" Harry exclaimed, more surprised than he was comfortable with. "What're you doing here?"
"Arthur, Molly." he nodded and shook Mr Weasley's hand quickly. "I'm sorry but I'm going to have to take Ginny and Harry with me -" he paused, waiting for a response from the statuesque people in front of him. "And Ron, as well. It's of the utmost importance that you come with me immediately." he addressed them directly.
Just then, Ron came into view with Hermione following closely behind.
"Mr. Potter," he said in a business-like voice. "What's wrong?"
"Lillian Jensley was attacked," he said shortly to Ron, who nodded, but still seemed confused. He kissed Hermione quickly on the cheek and went to stand with Mr. Potter.
"Wait, Lillian Jensley?" Harry asked. "Frank's secretary?"
"The same," James nodded. "She's fine, but Harry – we need leave immediately," James said in an authorotive voice, sounding rather concerned as well.
Harry felt Ginny squeeze just above his elbow where she was holding on to him, and he nodded. "Must be important if you came all of this way?" he said as they walked to the fireplace.
"I'll tell you more once we're at the Ministry," his father replied shortly. "Arthur, I think it would be best to set up a few protective charms around the Burrow – I'll send over a few of my men just to be sure that you're safe – we've never had something like this come our way. As to what's going on, I'll come back to update you as soon as I have my own family secured."
"Just tell me what we're protecting ourselves against, at least?" Mr. Weasley blurted out.
Mr. Potter stopped in front of the fireplace, holding the floo pot for Ginny. Everyone was looking at him expectantly.
"Werewolves," Mr. Potter said before nudging Ginny closer to the fireplace. "She's safe with us, Arthur."
Mr. Weasley looked as if he were about to protest, but Mrs. Weasley put a hand on his arm. "We'll see the protections are done, James. Please take good care of Ginny, Harry." she added as she marched Arthur from the room. She heard Harry answer "With my life," before a whooshing sound made itself known, indicating that they'd flooed.
Hermione took a deep breath in order to calm herself. She was finding it rather hard to process what had just transpired – but decided to direct her energy toward something more constructive. So she pulled out her wand and joined Mr. and Mrs. Weasley outside.
"- and I apparated home," Lillian finished, visibly shaken by the retelling of the story.
Ron fell against the back of his chair. He and Mr Potter were talking with the young Ms Jensley about what had transpired between her and Skorponok.
"So you were abducted by mistake of identity, and when he found out and approached you, you stole your wand back and apparated away." Ron summed up, feeling as if he'd been reading a book that was missing a few pages – Hermione was getting to him, he thought suddenly, referring back to the book metaphor.
"Basically," she shrugged. "I'm just happy that they had stolen the wrong employee file," she chuckled.
James furrowed his brow, an action that was being mirrored by his son, who was sitting with Ginny in the next cubicle silently.
He felt Harry's presence in his mind immediately. 'Dad, she's lying about something,' he heard via their Occlumency link.
'I'm glad that I'm not the only one that picked up on that,' he answered before shutting Harry out again.
"Mrs Jensley, as a secretary to a Head of office in Holyhead, by extension making you an employee to the ministry, you do realise that you are subject to Legillimency by our Head of department -" he shrugged uncomfortably. "Meaning me."
Ron could almost hear the woman gulp.
"Now, of course I wouldn't invade the privacy of irrelevant thought, but I have to admit that I'm sensing some left out information," Mr Potter said seriously. "And lying to an Auror about information -"
"Please, sir," she interrupted suddenly. "I graduated school almost ten years ago – I know how to read. Lying is a criminal offence and could cost me my job," she said bluntly, before looking down at the table.
Ron raised his eyebrows at the woman, waiting for Mr Potter to say something about talking with respect to someone of his status – needless to say he was quite taken off guard when said Mr Potter leaned forwards in his chair and cocked his head to the right.
"I know what you're doing, Lillian," he said quietly. "Considering Skorponok is quite high in Greyback's ranks, I'm sure that it's safe to say that he wasn't working alone."
She looked up at his kind smiling face quickly before hiding shooting her gaze back to the table. "I'm sorry – I don't usually make a habit of lying to people,"
"Tell me what happened, Lillian," Mr Potter said seriously. "Tell me what really happened."
"I can't tell you everything," she said sadly. "I made a promise – I intend to keep that, at least – even though I'm screaming at myself mentally right now."
Mr Potter nodded and looked to Ron, who was sitting with a surprised look on his face.
"Mr Weasley, could you please accompany Harry and Ginny to my house," he said quickly. "They'll know where to go."
"Yes sir," Ron nodded.
"Thank you," Mr Potter said sincerely. "After they're inside, please go home and see that Finnegan and Thomas have set up the appropriate protective charms at the Burrow."
"Sorry, Sir. Did you say Thomas? As in Dean?"
Mr Potter nodded. "Please Ron," he said, and Ron felt the dismissive tone to his instruction.
He met a stony-faced Harry and a confused Ginny in the adjacent cubicle. "Well then," he said. "This'll be interesting."
"Indeed," Harry said darkly, before gesturing for Ginny to take the lead. "Good thing he's at the Burrow." Ron heard Harry mutter and snorted, clapping him on the back.
Wow, I'm so sorry for taking this long to post again... and then with a chapter as short as this one... I guess writer's block could be blamed, but honestly school's been murdering my free time, so as I'm on vacation now, things should settle a bit more!
Instead of giving shout-outs this time, I'm going to take this opportunity to thank each and every one of you for reading my story and especially to those who've taken time to leave a review!!!
Which brings me to my next point: The addition of Lillian and Warren has been a seriously nerve-wracking decision to take, so I would love some feedback on the little side-story. I especially loved how TxGinny referred to them as the Secretary and the Werewolf.
Thank you so much to all of you for reading, and for sticking with my story - your feedback always seems to brighten my day. Please review! (ANY AND ALL QUESTIONS, COMMENTS, THOUGHTS AND CONCERNS ARE WELCOME AND ALWAYS ANSWERED!!!)
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For children with disabilities, or risk of disabilities, providing support as early in life as possible, is key to helping them reach their individual potential. From birth to age three, a child's brain is developing at an incredible rate. During this time, the brain has the highest ability to change and absorb new information. Very young children need appropriate stimulation and support in order to develop in a healthy way. Paying close attention to children's developmental needs at a young age can save unnecessarily costly interventions later, and improve developmental and learning outcomes. It is an investment in the future of a child, and the future of our society.
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This week is all about two of my favorite meal structures as we head into winter: the One Dish Wonder and the Rib-sticking Soup or Stew. Both are hearty, filling, nutritious, freezer-friendly, kid-approved, and really hard to mess up!
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- Chipotle Chicken & Chard Chili from The Balanced Platter
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NEW DELHI. — The World Twenty20 cricket has provided a stage for Asian sides to flourish in its short history and host India's scintillating form leading up to the tournament will only fuel local hopes that the trend will continue. India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka have won three out of the five stagings of the biennial tournament, while the 2010 final was the only one that did not feature a team from South Asia.
Ex-players and pundits have been united in endorsing India, who won the 50-over World Cup at home in 2011, as favourites to add a second World Twenty20 title to their cabinet and given the side's run of form, it is hardly surprising.
Mahendra Singh Dhoni's men have won 10 of the 11 Twenty20 contests they have played this year, including a 3-0 win in Australia and have looked supremely balanced with their often-soft bowling attack also showing plenty of bite.
The only worry for India's fanatical cricket following will be that the team have peaked too early and they will be desperately hoping that the law of averages catches up with them after the final at Kolkata's Eden Gardens on April 3.
While India have enjoyed a relatively trouble-free build up to the tournament, it has been far from smooth sailing for fellow Asian contenders Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
Pakistan, the 2009 champions, arguably have the most potent pace attack with left-arm fast bowler Mohammad Amir seamlessly integrating into the side after a five-year spot-fixing ban.
But Shahid Afridi's men have had troubles with their top-order, prompting the selectors to twice tinker with the squad and a row over security leading to a venue change for the highly charged India match will not have helped matters.
Defending champions Sri Lanka have failed to adequately replace retired batting stalwarts Kumar Sangakkara and Mahela Jayawardene after their 2014 World Twenty20 triumph and were forced to install Angelo Mathews as their new captain this week.
The island nation have lost recent series against New Zealand, India and a woeful Asia Cup display led to the sacking of the entire selection panel.
The team and their supporters will keep their fingers crossed on the fitness of pace spearhead Lasith Malinga, who relinquished the captaincy due to the slow recovery of his injured knee, but insists he can still play a part.
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As another glorious year draws to a close, our family can't help but reflect on the numerous blessings that continue to pour down on us.
Yes, we Plotkins have much to be thankful for.
The year began with our annual post-Christmas shopping spree at our city's most upscale mall (spending a small portion of my hearty year-end bonus). We like to think we're just doin' our part to stimulate the world economy…
Heather and Mike continue to enjoy a wonderful marriage free from all conflict and strife. Given all the sad sacks running rampant, we feel so fortunate to have found each other.
The kids never cease to impress their teachers and peers with their overachievements. Jacob earned the "Outstanding Math Student" award (for the second-consecutive year), and Jordan nabbed herself a certificate for perfect spelling performance. And even though little Jo-Jo is too young to be enrolled in Montessori school just yet, her nanny assures us that the little angel is starting to show signs of accelerated learning tendencies.
This year's Plotkin vacations included Maui, Vancouver and the Western Caribbean. We also squeezed in several random weekend getaways, just for kicks.
We're pleased to report our fair share of 2010 home improvements as well: installing a pool, expanding our south deck, and renovating our five-year-old kitchen. With a few more upgrades, our home should truly be Dwell–worthy.
Unfortunately, the year also had its share of sad news. Aunt Jessie is slowly recovering from her second hip replacement, and Grandpa Paul continues to nurse his chronic bad back. Diabetes has sadly taken its toll on poor Grandma Wilkins as well. She is largely confined to her house and walks with a cane.
We were so grateful to hear the recent news that cousin Jesse successfully completed his rehab program, and we remain hopeful that the third time will indeed be a charm.
On the charitable front, we donated several trash bags of gently worn clothes to Goodwill, and several of us spent nearly 90 minutes volunteering at the local Salvation Army soup kitchen. Sometimes it can be so gratifying to give to those who are less fortunate.
We're especially thankful to you, our cherished family and friends, for your tireless love and support. May you join us in pausing to remember the true reason for the season.
Lotsa Plotkin Love,Mike