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India is a land of heterogeneity; heterogeneity in geography, resources, demography, culture, language etc. Heterogeneity in the field of language is one of the major features of the country. In addition to the 22 Scheduled languages mentioned in the Indian Constitution, there are innumerable dialects spoken throughout the country. While, on the one hand, these diversities fill various colours in the collage of this multi-cultural country, on the other side history bears witness to many clashes, conflicts and disputes caused due to these diversities. In this context, language is no exception. With the emergence of the 'idea of India' in colonial period, language has become an issue of conflict and controversy.
The language problem in India emerged after the consolidation of the rule of the East India Company. Indians' involvement in the language dispute was a result of insecurity of employment and other gainful avenues. This involvement was defined on religious line according to the 'Divide and Rule' policy of the Company. Urdu, Arabic and Persian were assumed as the language and scripts of Muslims, and Sanskrit, Hindi and Nagari as of the Hindus. This development created a focal point of friction in Northern India: the tug-of-war between Hindi-Urdu-Hindustani for the position of the national or official language.
After consolidation of the rule, officers and staff of the Company needed the knowledge of the colony for the purpose of policy making. In this process, they started to explore India through various academic fields like history, archaeology, geography, anthropology, linguistics, etc. For the above mentioned purpose they set up College of Fort William in Calcutta, where John Borthwick Gilchrist was appointed professor of Hindustani. Gilchrist, in his work at Fort William, established differences between Hindi and Urdu and proposed Sanskritization of Hindi.
The Script Controversy:
This controversy had originally started in the form of a script controversy. After theorization of this discourse at the College of Fort William; in the year 1837, government recognized Hindustani written in Persian script to be used in the courts of (then) North-Western Province (later renamed as the United Provinces). This was done as per the new policy decision. The Company installed English as a Language of higher courts and local respective languages of particular provinces to be used in the lower courts. Strong opposition was raised against this decision by the Nagari supporters and they started lobbying for the acceptance of their demand of replacing Persian by Nagari script (King, 1994). A process of consensus-building was started amongst the literate people of provinces in favour of Nagari-Hindi. In 1868 a memorandum given to the government by Raja Shiva Prasad Sitarehind was a historical event in this movement. This memorandum not only linked Nagari script with the Hindu community and its heritage but also provided logic to the Hindi and Nagari supporters of the successive generations (Rai, 2000: 39-40). In 1900, this lobby had won its battle in Bihar and United Provinces where Nagari script was accepted as the script to be used in the courts and offices by the colonial government (Rai, 2000: 17-18). However, another ensuing battle was yet to be won.
Nationalism and Hindi-Urdu:
During the initial years of the 20th century, Indian Freedom Struggle was taking a concrete shape as the resistance against the colonial rule was becoming stronger. Various sporadic streams of resistance were merging together to form a larger force. The gap between resisting people and political leadership was reduced in a gradual manner. The Swadeshi Movement of Bengal was a glimpse of this new shape. This anti-British consciousness brought struggling people together, thus becoming a ground for unification. At this juncture, the idea of national symbols became important. These circumstances gave a new push to the issue of language and the Hindi-Nagari lobby started demanding the status of National Language or official language for Hindi with Nagari as its script.
After Independence, the Constituent Assembly of India on 14th September 1949 declared "the official language of the Union shall be Hindi in Devnagari script." (Language in India, www.languageinindia.com 2002).
Streams of Language Controversy in Colonial India
This language controversy pertaining to Hindi manifested itself in two streams in the colonial India – firstly, between Hindi and other Indian languages (especially Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada, Telugu languages of Dravidian language family and Bangla). At another level, this controversy was an internal dispute between Hindi, Urdu and Hindustani.
In reality, Hindi, Urdu and Hindustani – all three streams shared a common constituency. At that time areas of the United Provinces, Bihar region of Bihar and Orissa, Rajputana, Central Province and Berar, Gwalior and central India were linguistically defined as linguistic region of the said languages – Hindi, Urdu and Hindustani. In this linguistic politics both the languages Urdu and Hindi were divided as languages of Muslims and Hindus, respectively. Both of these languages were contestants for the status of the national language. This was observed that this led to disharmonious relationship between the religious communities – Muslims and Hindus. Thus, in addition to Hindi and Urdu, a third concept was emphasised from the progressive and liberal section, i.e. Hindustani. These three streams favoured Sanskritised Hindi, Persianised Urdu and colloquial language respectively.
The above mentioned provinces and states which were defined as Hindi speaking areas themselves had great linguistic diversity. Various languages such as Braj, Awadhi, Maithili, Bhojpuri, Malvi, Bagheli, Bundeli, Chhattisgarhi, Marwari, Magahi, Kannauji, Mewati, Dhundhari, Mewari, Santhali were spoken there (See: the map) and where some of these languages had/have great literary heritage. Linguists divided these languages into five sections as sub-languages and dialects of Hindi– Eastern Hindi, Western Hindi, Pahari Hindi, Bihari Hindi and Rajasthani Hindi (Varma, 1966: 42). All these languages were placed as subordinate to Hindi, and their heritage was adopted as the heritage of Hindi. However, while doing so, the contemporary trends were ignored.
Map: Hindi Belt in 1931 (The Imperial Gazetteer of India, Atlas, 1931)
Nagari and Hindi as Symbols of Hinduism
In the process of lobbying, Nagari and Hindi were projected as the heritage of the Hindu religion and community and the rationale produced by the memorandum of 1868 by Shiva Prasad was repeated in support of their position. This relationship of Hindi and Hindu was mainly defined by using Sanskrit language as a prop. Thus, link between Sanskrit and Hindi was explored and Sanskritization of Hindi was initiated to justify this claim. In this process of Sanskritization they preferred Sanskrit vocabulary, instead of colloquial vocabulary. (However, on the other side, the process of Persianization of Urdu was also gaining momentum.)
This process of Sanskritization was a prevalent trend in Hindi academia. Even newspapers refrained themselves from using words from the colloquial language and many personalities and institutions were busy in this gigantic task of Sanskritization. Mahaveer Prasad Dwivedi, editor of Saraswati, codified Sanskritised Hindi. Simultaneously, Ramchandra Shukla did it in the field of textbooks. Purusshottam Das Tondon who commanded influential position in Indian National Congress, was leading Hindi Sahitya Sammelan. Nagari Pracharini Sabha and Hindi Sahitya Sammelan both were founded for this purpose. Sampurnanand, Chandrabali Pandey, Niramal Kumari Sethi, Venktesh Narayan Tiwari, Chakradhar Bhakhjhola, Jagannath Prasad Shukla, Ravishankar Shukla, et al., were consistently writing in favour of Sanskritised Hindi under the banner of Nagari Pracharini Sabha and Hindi Sahitya Sammelan.
National Language around the World
The issue of National language had been a part of history of many countries in the course of the consolidation of a unified national identity, particularly during the period of renaissance. Concept of nation state and nationalism were originally based on some kind of uniformity in the matter of race, ethnicity, culture, language, etc., but language was underlined as one of the most efficient elements in this regard. This concept of nation-state was satisfactorily applicable in the matters of small state. However, when applied to larger countries with heterogeneity in the demographic make-up, this concept proved inadequate in diluting the friction emerging out of identity politics.
During renaissance, European countries were also unified. In this process, a unified common language played a decisive role. For instance, in course ofrisorgimento (nineteenth century movement for Italian unification) in Italy, the question of national language had emerged. Peter Ives, while discussingGramsci's politics of language, wrote that in Italy "the lack of national language, especially in comparison with France and England and to a lesser extent to Germany, was seen as a serious social and political problem" (Ives, 2004: 20). Thus intellectuals and activists supported and underlined the need of a common National language for the process of unification.
Antonio Gramsci related the issue of national language to his legendary concept of hegemony. According to Gramsci, unified national language would advantage the peoples of Italy, but he emphasized that this language must be created by people themselves. He believed that linguistic pressures are exerted only from the bottom upwards, so he criticized those who:
Would like artificially to create consequences which as yet lack the necessary conditions, and since their activity is merely arbitrary, all they manage to do is waste the time and energy of those who take them seriously. They would like artificially to create a definitively inflexible language which will not admit changes in space and time. In this they come head on against the science of language, which teaches that language in and for itself is an expression of beauty more than a means of communication, and that the history of the fortunes and diffusion of a given language depends strictly on the complex social activity of the people who speak it. (Gramsci, 1985: 27)
Gramsci's idea on national language was contrary to that of the Russian theorists Bakhtin, Volosinov and Medvedev. The trio was against the concept of unification, but this opposition was based on different linguistic and social-political realities. According to Peter Ives, "Bakhtin, Voloshinov, and Medvedev faced circumstances in which consolidation, unification, and organization had negative connotations connected to Stalinism; in contrast, Gramsci looked to organization and unification as positive attributes that could help overcome oppression. In his view, the solution to the setbacks he and the workers' movement encountered in the Biennio Rosso(A period of two years from 1919 to 1920 was a period of intense social conflicts in Italian history. This was followed by the rise of fascism.) was a more unified and well worked out organization" (2004: 57). Despite this difference both camps were in favour of vernacular materialism. Actually, Italy was a country with less diversity in comparison to heterogeneous Soviet Union. The difference in situations led them towards different conclusions.
In Italy, it was experienced that a national language was necessary for theRisorgimento. The national language not only unifies the country but also helps in raising people's consciousness and spreading knowledge. For Gramsci, it was an important component of the progressive hegemony. Literacy is a fundamental condition for spread of any language. In Italy, in the course of risorgimento literacy rate was also raised. In 1861, about 75 per cent of Italian population was illiterate, but by 1911 the illiteracy rate had been reduced to about 40 per cent (Ives, 2004: 20). This growth in the literacy rate provided ground to the opening of a national language discourse.
Indian Situation
However, In India, situation was different. When national language debate was gaining momentum, the literacy rate amongst the masses was very low. In 1901, only 5.35 per cent people were literate. In 1931, when row over national language was on its peak, only around 9.5 per cent of the Indian population was literate. The literacy growth rate was also very low. Between 1941 and 1951 it grew to only around 16.1 and 16.67 per cent respectively (see-Chart). In these circumstances, where very few people were literate, the course of national language was going to be a limited action, not a mass action. That time, more than 80 percent people of the population weren't able to use that language. As mentioned earlier, due to the process of Sanskritzation, usage of Hindi was restricted to a limited circle of literate people. The social composition of literates' community was not diverse because literacy spread only into upper social strata of the society and this section further divided into camps of different languages/dialects.
Chart: Growth of Crude literacy rate in India: (Chandramauli, 2011)
Political Processes and Effects of Sanskritization and Persianization
The trends of Sanskritistion of Hindi and Persianization of Urdu, were limiting both the languages in literary circle only, because both of them were not colloquial languages. The locals were used to speaking their native languages like Khari Boli, Brij, Awadhi, Bhojpuri, Maithili, etc. Hence, both these languages were not associated with the common people, but with the literate people because Sanskrit and Persian were not in colloquial usage.
The pro-Sanskritization lobby was preparing an artificial Hindi that was highly Sanskritised and only literates would be able to gain knowledge and information, restraining those who were illiterate from accessing information and knowledge. Regional languages, which were defined as sub-languages of Hindi were used for interaction amongst illiterate masses and these languages were also the medium of knowledge dissemination and information sharing for them.
Language is not an isolated element. It is a mode of communication that could be learnt but it has an organic relationship in the social milieu, in which knowledge and creativity naturally develops. That is why educationists emphasize that elementary education be given in mother tongue or first language, but pro-Sanskritization lobby pushed Hindi on an exactly opposite route, and excluded regional languages along with tribal languages from the realm of journalism, education and academic discourses. These regional and tribal languages were mother tongues of the people from the so-called 'Hindi speaking' belt, but instead of their own languages being encouraged, the usage of Sanskritised Hindi was promoted. Though, Sanskrit language and its vocabulary were not used by native people in their day-to-day communication, they had to learn it. Most children who attended school didn't have much of a background, and thus Sanskrit language became only a technical necessity of the school curriculum. This further became a hurdle in acquiring knowledge and education. In the case of primitive tribes, Census of India 1931 observed that "the primitive tribes ….many of them greatly handicapped in the acquisition of literacy by the fact that they are so-often given their primary education in a language which is not their own" (Hutton, 1933: 331). Census observed it only in the case of primitive tribes but this phenomenon was widely prevalent in other communities also.
Issue of Education via Mother Tongue
On the issue of regional language and education in the mother tongue, the pro-Sanskritsed lobby was fanatic. They deliberately rejected any possibility giving space to the local languages. At the Haridwar session of the Hindi Sahitya Sammelan, Janpad resolution was passed in favour of regional language and literature (Chaturvedi, 1944: 1) and Rahul Sankrityayan favoured education in the mother tongue (Chaturvedi, 1944: 15) but both initiatives were criticized in the course of strengthening Hindi. Pro-Sanskritization lobby advocated centralization and opposed any kind of decentralization. Even the convener of the JanpadCommittee Chandrabali Pandey was against this plan and he criticized the spirit of the plan and said "I don't give any importance to decentralization, I am fundamentally against it. I appreciate centralization." (Pandey, 1944:79-80) Needless to say, the process of 'nationalizing' Hindi was not broad-based and inclusive in its nature.
Arya Samaj and Sanskritization
On the other hand, as mentioned earlier, Hindi and Urdu languages were regarded as languages of the Hindu and Muslim communities respectively. Division on the line of religion was drawn in during the initial phase of this lobbying on the issue of scripts. Supporter of Nagari and later Hindi had carried Hindu identity in the public space. This identity correlated with their position on language. Earlier Arya Samajplayed a decisive role in Hindi Prachar and related the language with Hindu community by the process of Sanskritization. According to Krishna Kumar; in course of India's reconstruction, Hindi "acquired the title of 'Aryabhasha' in Arya Samaj parlance, its Sanskritized form became a part and parcel of the movement's vision of a reformed Hindu society in which Vedic ideals would be practiced" (Kumar, 2005: 136).
Later, Hindi Sahitya Sammelan and Nagari Pracharini Sabha carried forward Arya Samaj's position and arguments. Ravishankar Shukla, a writer of Sammelan wrote about the issue, "we should not forget that despite millions of things, at last the matter of Hindi and Urdu is a matter of Hindu and Muslims" (Shukla, 1947: 72). Both these institutions had their branches in different parts of the country for facilitating Hindi propagation and even rulers of princely states were also involved in the issue.
Divine Nature of Sanskrit
In support of Sanskritised Hindi, the idea of divine nature of Sanskrit was invoked for Hindus while regarding it as the mother of Hindi language. In an editorial of literary magazine Veena this notion was expressed in the following words, "we are Aryans and Sanskrit has always been understood as our literary language" (1947: 516). Thus, using this argument Hindi was regarded as the elder sister of other Indian Languages (of course, excluding Urdu) and called for Hindi to be regarded as the national Language of India. This is a fact that during the 19th and 20thcenturies Sanskrit was not a colloquial language. It might have been in usage hundreds of years ago, but it was not and is not the same in the present context. So, they declared that Sanskritised Hindi, a pure and divine language of Hindus, can only bear cultural heritage of the Hindu community.
This equation of Sanskrit and Hindi was also used as an argument in favour of Sanskritization of Hindi and its claim for the national language. Nagari Pracharini Patrika, an organ of the Nagari Pracharini Sabha, emphasised the relationship of Sanskrit and Hindi, "Sanskrit was the real national language of India, but now it can't hold that prestigious status. Thus the language of the land, which is 'same as the Sanskrit' and 'successor of the primitive tradition as well as bearer of contemporary concern'- i.e. Hindi, is the only natural successor of Sanskrit" (1940: 298). On the same track, Kanhaiyalal Manikyalal Munshi, who himself belonged to Gujarat, strongly stood in favour of this Sanskritization of Hindi, believed, "the so-called Sanskritization of Hindi and other languages is not a forceful activity. That is a natural re-purification of languages after the end of the invasion of foreign words" (Munshi, 1999: 26). He further declared that Sanskritised Hindi is the genuine national language and "the misconception about over-Sanskritization is spread by contemporary communal problems" (Munshi, 1999: 26).
Simultaneously, Gandhi, writers of Progressive Writers Association (PWA) and other Hindustani supporters proposed and tried to implement colloquial vocabulary instead of Sanskritised and Persianised vocabulary. This effort of the Hindustani supporters was criticized by the pro-Sanskritization Hindi lobby. Ravi Shankar Shukla commented on efforts of Gandhi and his Wardha committee in the following words, "Pretty and melodious slogan such as 'bridging the gap between Hindi-Urdu' means nothing but only removing Sanskrit words from Hindi and replacing [these] with Arabic-Persian words" (Shukla, 1946: 17). And similarly, an editorial ofSarswati expressed its displeasure for favour of local dialects, "some comrades undertook the responsibility of study of local dialects and adopting this narrowed circle, they put barriers in progress of Hindi" (1941: 91-92).
Tribal Languages
We already studied this tendency in the case of Janpad Sammelan. One point in this regard that should be mentioned here is that this lobby never dealt with tribal languages, which do not owe their origin to Sanskrit. Tribal languages have their own heritage and tradition. They belong to different language families, and thus did not fit in the logic of 'all languages originated from Sanskrit and are therefore daughters of Sanskrit'.
At the same time Rashtrabhasha Prachar Samiti was founded by M.K. Gandhi. ThisSamiti worked mainly in the non-Hindi speaking belt with the aim of propagatingRashtrabhasha and Hindustani language. This institute carried forward Gandhi's ideas on Language. Gandhi was in favour of Hindustani, which was defined by Gandhi in following words
"Hindustani is the language which is spoken and understood and used by Hindus and Muslims both in cities and villages in North India and which is written and read both in the Nagari and Persian scripts and whose literary forms are today known as Hindi and Urdu." (Gandhi, 1956: 113).
Inconsistency in Gandhi's Stand
But Gandhi was not consistent on his stand in this regard. Initially he was in favour of Hindi or Hindi-Hindustani and in later years he came to support just Hindustani. He had not only presided over the annual sessions of Hindi Sahitya Sammelan, but also till 1945 he was a member of the Hindi Sahitya Sammelan. He resigned only after some of his followers questioned him over this duality of stand. However, he claimed that there wasn't any contradiction between the ideologies of the Hindi Sahitya Sammelan and Hindustani Prachar Sabha (Gandhi, 1956: 133-34). Hence, Gandhi's intervention in the matter of national language was not very effective. Progressive Writers Association also made intervention in this debate but even the use of Hindustani was not a justified solution for the linguistic diversity of India, because the issue of Hindi-Urdu-Hindustani concerned only northern India, and not the entire country. However, Hindustani used as an alternative would have been able to prevent the dispute between Hindus-Muslims, who were misusing languages for communal purposes; and masses would have benefitted.
Absence of Consistency in Arguments All Around
There was one special trend we can see in this debate that most of the personalities engaged in the controversy didn't have a monolithic consistent position. Usually they showed inconsistencies and contradictions. Even people belonging to the same organisation expressed different views on different occasions. Their views were fluctuating according to the situation. If there was a gathering of Hindustani people, they mellowed down their tone and if there was a gathering of Pro-Hindi group they spoke in favour of Sanskritised Hindi. Occasionally these people also favoured Dialects and sub-languages of Hindi. However, this doesn't mean that they were not consistent on their task, but this trend was a reflection of their tactics.
Impact of Sanskritization on Literary Activities, Educational Institutions and Politics
This pro-Sanskritization lobby had a considerable influence in the literary circles, educational institutes and politics. Many of these people had a strong relation with the Indian National Congress. Thus, they used various platforms to propagate Sanskritised Hindi. At one level, journals and magazines like Saraswati, Sammelan Patrika, Nagari Pracharini Patrika, and Hindi were standardizing Sanskritised Hindi and also producing knowledge and information in the same form of language. Amongst other methods, Sanskritised Hindi was put into usage by institutions like Banaras Hindu University and Dayanand Anglo-Vaidik institutions. Textbooks were the main area where this practice of Sanskritization of Hindi was most prevalent (Kumar, 2005: 137-43). Leader of this lobby included personalities like Purushottan Das Tondon, Seth Govind Das, and K. M. Munshi who were also members of the Constituent Assembly of India. Because of this influence Sanskritised Hindi was institutionalized in literary and academic circles and got the status of official language in the Constitution of India.
Not Based on the Thrust or Quest for Knowledge
In India, the question of national language did not emerge as a result of the thrust for knowledge or renaissance but for the quest of political gain, i.e. status of national language or state language, which was going to provide not only a prestigious status but also gainful avenues and Sankritised Hindi won the battle. This development led to unrest in other language regions. Anti-Hindi movement of southern India, especially in Madras, was a sheer expression of this unrest. On the other hand, Sanskritization of Hindi disabled majority of the people in education and other fields. This deprivation was even more for women and people belonging to the 'lower' and tribal castes, who already had extremely low literacy levels.
Changing Scenario
However, now-a-days, the scenario is changing gradually. Due to political-economic development and community level efforts, these marginalized people are able to access education. Also, following the legacy of Progressive Writers Association (PWA), Indian Peoples Theatre Association (IPTA) and other organisations, a stream of literary personalities engaging themselves with the concern of common people has emerged. They have been using colloquial language, exploring indigenous dialects and culture through their literary and academic works. The use of Sanskritised Hindi in academic and creative writing is decreasing and has now limited to its use in government offices.
This is a revised version of the paper presented in Researcher at work, National Students Conference on Literary and Culture Studies-2011, organized by the Centre of Comparative Literature, University of Hyderabad.
Updated version of this paper was published on Language in India.
The author would like to thank Dr. Devendra Choubey, Dr. Jeetendra Gupta, Saroj R. Jha, Noorjahan Momin, Bhanwar Lal Meena, Om Prakash Kushwaha, Abhishek Kr. Yadav and the participants of the said conference for their input.
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WOMEN'S FOOTBALL - SELWYNSON v SIDNEY-MAGDALENE
1-0 win for Selwynson!!
It was a mighty battle, sometimes against the opposition, frequently against the gale force winds - well done everyone!
It was like trying to catch a butterfly in a whirlwind.
The first half commenced almost entirely in the opposition's half with Selwyn possessing the ball with confidence. After some supportive passing, attempting to make use of the opposition's gaps, an early shot on goal was stopped by the goalie - but we had them on the back foot! Strong throws from Jordon and a few beautiful runs by Cammy in her debut match, and Alex putting out a strong game as always, were almost enough for myself and Nicole to take a shot - but the entirety of the opposition were in the box! Joanna was excellent support and between us, we kept the opposition continually in their half. A few stray pushes made by Sidney-Magdalene to break free were skilLfully and quickly shut down by the work of Jordan, Lizzy, Emma and Maud - a formidable back line, as always. It wasn't until a quick tactical substitution was made, and Ruby came on to the pitch with her characteristic formation - set up from the wing by Jordon, Georgie managed to pass the ball backwards(!) towards Ruby, she was given space and time and took the most beautiful shot ever seen on the blustery pitches of Barton Road.
The second half saw the wind pick up and an epic battle took place between anyone wanting to kick the ball up field and the weather. Many (painful) goal kicks were taken and many (probably painful) throw-ins ensued. Charlotte had her opportunity to be out of goal and it was an opportunity she took! Several strong blocks and volleys upfield were fearlessly undertaken. After a few nerve racking moments where it seemed possible the wind alone might blow the ball into the goal, there were also times when the whole team pushed the game upfield with some of our usual defenders making pushes towards goal. All in all a well fought battle and some excellent passing going on between the whole team. There was plenty of calls but it was more or less pointless as no one could hear a thing over the wind.
P.O.T.M goes to Alex Nott for her commitment to runs on the wing, her constant shutting down of enemy players and her optimistic presence on the pitch and at training!
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Everyone has priorities. However, sometimes they go a bit askew. I know my do.
An interesting exercise to see how your priorities match up with what you spend your daily effort (physical and mental) on is this: fill out four columns- Happy, Worry, Balance and Priority. In the Happy column, write down everything you're grateful for- friends, family, your job, your health, music, art, etc. In the Worry column, write down your stresses- money, family, health, etc. In the Balance column, write down anything that brings you peace or balance in your life- maybe running or painting or cooking or meditating. Then, in the Priority column, list the items from the other three columns in the order of what you spend the most time and effort on each day. Where do things from you Happy and Worry columns fall?
I went through this exercise, and lo and behold, out of the top ten items in my Priority list, eight were from my Worry list! That's not a very happy balance. It's definitely a wake up call to realize that I'm spending so much mental and physical effort on things that worry me and cause me stress.


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Peggy draws from broad experiences and her inquisitive nature to facilitate change. She believes organizations thrive when people have open minds, seek diverse perspectives, and try new approaches in solving complex challenges. Throughout her career, Peggy has worked directly with people at all levels including boards, CEOs, managers and front line employees to design and lead change. Peggy is also founder of Strategic Retreats, a leadership and organization development firm that produces and facilitates retreats, workshops, and conferences.
Peggy held senior roles in organization development, human resources, compensation & benefits, fashion merchandising, sales and customer service. Her strength is combining ideas and methods from business, education, and nonprofits to grow revenue, increase operating efficiencies, and maintain high levels of employee satisfaction. She earned her bachelor's degree in consumer service and business from Penn State University and certifications in negotiations, design thinking, personal and organizational change processes, from Harvard, Stanford, Center for Creative Leadership, Marshall Goldsmith Partners, Lominger Limited, and the Walter V. Clark organization.
Kathia Castro Laszlo | Associate
Kathia is an international educator, researcher, consultant and coach committed to facilitate transformational processes that lead to cultural healing and social innovation. She is professor at Saybrook University in the Department of Leadership and Management and a faculty member in the Cross Sector Leadership Program at the Presidio Institute of San Francisco. She has taught leadership, organizational development and strategy in the sustainability oriented MBAs of Presidio Graduate School (San Francisco), Bainbridge Graduate Institute (Seattle), Dominican University of California (San Francisco), EGADE Business School (Mexico), and Universidad del Medio Ambiente (Mexico). Kathia is a certified coach in the Leadership Circle ProfileTM and is the co-founder of Syntony Quest, co-founder of Global Leadership Lab, founding partner of The Journey Network, and has her private consulting and coaching practice, Magenta Wisdom.
Her interdisciplinary research and publications spans the fields of systems thinking, organizational change, leadership, and innovation. She is engaged in action-research on the design of new business and organizational models that support authentic leadership and collaboration for social impact. Through her understanding of adult learning, group creativity, mindfulness and dialogue, Kathia has facilitated numerous learning and design processes in business, academic, nonprofit and community contexts in North America, Latin America and Europe and has coached hundreds of socio-ecological entrepreneurs seeking to blend business, ethical responsibility and higher purpose. Kathia was born and raised in Monterrey, Mexico where she earned a BA in Marketing and a M.Ed. in Cognitive Development and came to the US as a Fulbright Scholar to earn her PhD in Human Science with specialization in Social and Institutional Change at Saybrook University.
Ivette Mongalo-Winston | Associate
Ivette's work focuses on urban design, consensus driven community engagement, planning and facilitation. She works with public and private clients to actively engage the communities they serve through an inclusive, transparent planning process that is respectful of all the parties involved. She is also founder of Mongalo-Winston Consulting. She specializes in complex, multi-faceted projects that entail a diversity of issues and require extensive community interface and a broad range of stakeholders. Ivette is focused on helping clients achieve success through the interface of urban design and authentic community engagement.
Her training as an architect, as well as subsequent graduate work at the University of Miami, led her to work with Urban Design Associates (UDA). During twelve years with UDA, her leadership contributed to the effectiveness of widespread public processes and to the success of highly collaborative efforts among design professionals, public officials, and participating public/private partnerships in distinctly different places. These projects shared a design process rooted in collaboration, transparency, and inclusion. In particular, her experience working on transforming public housing into mixed-income communities fuels her commitment to neighborhoods experiencing disinvestment. This commitment now grounds her practice and informs her work as a designer, facilitator and community mediator.
Amy Lazarus | Associate
Amy integrates diversity and inclusion within corporate, government, philanthropic, and non-profit workplaces to drive long-term business success. She is a master facilitator who consults on strategy, unconscious bias, productive workplace culture, employee engagement, Millennial leadership, inclusive interview practices, and implementing theory-to-practice. Amy is also the founder and CEO of InclusionVentures.
Amy brings 20 years of experience in the diversity and inclusion field to enable people and organizations to contribute, thrive, and grow. She served as Executive Director of the International Institute for Sustained Dialogue. She founded PULSE, a neuroscience-based leadership retreat to catalyze inclusive talent and establish an employer-ready pipeline to infuse the same principles into organization culture. At ICF International, Amy developed and delivered leadership, inclusion, and manager trainings for federal agencies including NASA and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.Amy earned an M.S. in Public Policy and Management at Carnegie Mellon's Heinz School, and founded the Center for Race Relations at Duke University.
Alec Rieger | Associate
Alec has 20 years experience working in global development and the media sector, including stints at Unicef, The Jewish Federations of North America, JCC Association, Pencils of Promise, and Warner Bros. Records. He was raised in Pittsburgh but has spent significant time living in Los Angeles, New York City, and Asia.
Alec is also the founder and executive director of NextGen:Pgh, an innovative community and economic development organization that enhances the quality of life in Pittsburgh and beyond. He earned a BA at The University of Pittsburgh and an MPA from Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs.
Tim Edris | Associate
Tim is a team and leadership development specialist. He has over 15 years of experience designing and implementing corporate and university training programs ranging from 10-person team-building sessions to 120-person leadership programs. Tim is also the principal consultant at Emerging Leaders Institute. He has a deep passion to develop people who will transform the world around them.
He has a Master of Science of Organizational Leadership as well as certifications in various OD tools and instruments. Tim has coached people at various levels of organizations - from CEOs to middle managers - with a focus on developing the potential of people. He has a knack for creative design and the execution of organizational learning experiences that are both memorable and effective in transferring learning to peoples' hearts and minds. Tim also has the ability to uncover the truth about the culture of an organization that illuminates the way to healthy leadership development. In addition to highly creative means of program design, he has taught in more traditional settings at the collegiate level and other adult environments for over 12 years.
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Feb 1st, 2017 – Photos: Nigerians Deported From The UK Arrive MMIA Ikeja Lagos Today
Check out some Nigerian citizens sent home from their base in the United Kingdom today.
The deportees who arrived this morning at 5:11 were full of emotion as they disembarked from the chattered plane that brought them to their motherland today.
One can only pray for these ones. Hope they will find inner strength and courage to move on.
For those that will continue their jail term in Nigeria, life may not be rosy… May God help them.


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Chicago's Only Castle
The History of Givins' Irish Castle and Its Keepers (2011)
If you love seeing images of and hearing about Chicago's history of the late 1800's and beyond, this film is for you. Chicago's Only Castle: The History of Givins' Irish Castle and Its Keepers is a 1 ½ hour documentary about a treasure in Chicago that few people know about. The compelling stories of the five keepers of the Castle unfold against the backdrop of Chicago's rich history, including the Great Chicago Fire, the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893, the cable-car era, the dawn of the automobile, and the Century of Progress International Exposition of 1933-34.
The film will be screened at Comfort Station, 2579 N. Milwaukee Ave., in the Logan Square neighborhood of Chicago on Friday, November 18, at 8:00 p.m. Seats are limited, so come early. Filmmaker Errol Magidson will be present for Q and A.
Producer: Errol Magidson
Directors: Josh Van Tuyl and Errol Magidson
Media: HD digital projection
Runtime: 87 min
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The awards will be presented at the annual Council Recognition/Silver Beaver Dinner scheduled for March 20, 2009 at the Moila Club 701 North Noyes Blvd St. Joseph Missour..
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Florida�s trust fund for unemployment benefits officially ran out of money last week
Florida�s trust fund for unemployment benefits officially ran out of money last week.
The good news is no one currently qualifying for unemployment benefits will miss a check. The state has a deal with the federal government to borrow enough money � about $300 million a month � to continue issuing checks to the estimated 650,000 Floridians now receiving weekly unemployment checks.
The bad news, however, is while unemployed Floridians will continue to draw up to 79 weeks of unemployment benefits, many of the long-term unemployed are on the verge of exhausting their benefits.
Some 15,000 Floridians already have hit the end of the benefits line, and state officials estimate one-fourth of all unemployment recipients across the state will use up their benefits by year�s end.
People running out of unemployment benefits, which typically run about $300 a week, is not unique to Florida, where the unemployment trust fund went from $2 billion in January 2008 to $1 billion in January 2009 to zero last Monday.
The Labor Department estimates that 540,000 Americans will exhaust their unemployment benefits by the end of September, and by year�s end, that number will reach 1.5 million of the 6.4 million on unemployment today.
Legislation has been introduced in both houses of Congress to extend the benefits another 13 weeks in states with high unemployment � 8.5 percent or higher � and with a 9.4 percent jobless rate, Florida certainly qualifies.
A vote is expected soon after Congress returns to work in September � welcome news for the jobless and their communities.
Some fiscal conservatives have argued that another extension of unemployment benefits is fiscally reckless, given the already soaring federal deficit that would only be pushed higher with the benefits extension. But it is hard to justify turning the tap off to everyday Americans already devastated by losing their jobs � and, in growing numbers, their homes � while financial institutions, car companies and state and local governments continue to receive a steady flow of federal bailout and stimulus dollars.
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Of the 14.5 million out-of-work Americans, more than one-third are listed as long-term unemployed, having been without a job for more than six months.
Unemployment benefits cover minimal living expenses. For many who are just hanging on, these checks are their last hope for food and shelter.
Our representatives in Congress should all support extending unemployment benefits. This is not some complicated bailout; this is a lifeline to help regular Americans survive the worst economy of our lifetimes.


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In the hamlet of Newbiggin-in-Bishopdale, one of the lesser known Yorkshire Dales connecting the neighbouring famous Wensleydale and Wharfedale. Newbiggin is the ultimate in peace and tranquillity - a peaceful hamlet that is a single linear no-through road. Although Newbiggin means 'new beginnings' or 'new buildings', there are many buildings that are centuries old. Here you will find The Dairy and The Byre across a spacious courtyard, with stunning views across Bishopdale. The Dairy is all on the ground floor offering very spacious luxurious accommodation for two people to spend quality time together. With luxurious touches throughout - a bespoke oak & granite kitchen, double-ended bath, large wet room, 6' bed that can also be two singles, LED TV in lounge & bedroom, and log burning inglenook fireplace overlooking the half acre garden to the Bishopdale views beyond. The 17th century Street Head Inn just 200m away provides a warm welcome and very good quality local food. The Dairy also provides accessible facilities for guests with mobility, hearing and visual requirements to National Accessibility Scheme standards, the first in the Yorkshire Dales. If you don't need them, the majority of them just disappear! Take a look at the photos and video on our website. The Byre and The Dairy can be booked together - ideal for two couples who want their own privacy but can come together to dine and relax in The Dairy together.
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When Disney announced that Episode IX would release in May of 2019, making it the second of their Star Wars movies releasing in the summer after Han Solo, many people became confused. Why would Disney release an Avengers movie and a Star Wars movie in the same month two years in a row? It's actually pretty simple if people took the time to look at a calendar and researched the box office history of Marvel movies.
With the exception of the first Avengers in 2012, which stayed at #1 in its fourth week, most Marvel Studios films drop out of the #1 spot by their third week. Disney owns Marvel and they're well aware of this. By releasing a Marvel film in their traditional first weekend of May they'll be #1 for the first three weeks of the month. Then right at the end of the month, in the Memorial Day weekend, Disney unleashes a Star Wars movie securing both the #1 and #2 spots at the box office and potentially maintaining the #1 box office spot for nearly two months. That's a huge thing for Disney to brag about.
Looking at both Decembers, it actually works against Disney to release Star Wars up against their big films due to the close release dates. In 2018 they have Mary Poppins Returns scheduled for Christmas Day. Thats less than two weeks after when they would have released a Star Wars movie. And Star Wars fans may be aghast at this revelation, but to the Walt Disney Company, the Mary Poppins sequel is one of their most important releases in the last couple of decades. It's a sequel to Walt Disney's 1964 crowning achievement. Walt would pass away two years after the original Mary Poppins, so that movie stands as one of his greatest achievements on the big screen. As it shares some crossover in the family audience of Star Wars, Disney wouldn't want the two to cannibalize each other at the box office.
December 2019 is even worse for Star Wars. Frozen 2 has been set for the last weekend of November, and Disney has positioned it there so it can soar across the December box office and leave everything else in its wake. Like with Mary Poppins, they don't want to release a Star Wars movie (especially a major one like Episode IX) two weeks after Frozen 2 just so the family audience wouldn't be there for Star Wars.
Going back to Marvel, that is also why Disney has wanted Star Wars at the end of May since The Force Awakens. Before JJ Abrams needed more time to remake A New Hope, the movie was internally scheduled for May 22, 2015. Disney moved Tomorrowland into that date when they had to push Star Wars to December. Before they needed more time to polish up and finish the script for The Last Jedi, it was officially scheduled to release on May 26, 2017. Just one day after the actual 40th anniversary of Star Wars.
Ever since the Lucasfilm purchase Disney saw huge summer box office dollar signs for the company as a whole if they could kick off May with Marvel and then have Star Wars rekindle the momentum into June after Marvel fell out of #1. Aside from the tradition of having Star Wars in May, that's the real reason they want to move the movies back and why they have absolutely no problem with Avengers and Star Wars in the same month.


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You might think that timing is key but in fact it's not. You don't need to start renovating at a certain time. If the time isn't convenient for you to start any work then don't. The perfect time may be in December when the supplies and cost for the materials are low and affordable but if you don't have the money then that isn't the right time for you. It's when you feel it's the right time, when it's best for you and no one else. South Africa home improvement will be done when you're ready.
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You might have lots of great ideas written down about how you want the building to look like once it's finished but do you have the money to start the work? This is a big factor when it comes to any South Africa home improvement projects because if you don't have the funds, you simply cannot start the project. So, it is going to be key to know whether your finances are able to take the strain of a renovation.
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Usually, December and January are two of the slowest months of the year for many trades especially contractors and builders. This might in fact be one of the best times to think about renovating. It might seem a little difficult around the Christmas period but actually, it's a great time to get in a home improvement South Africa builder. You could be able to negotiate a fantastic deal – a cheap one.
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A big question that gets many people confused has to be whether or not a professional is really needed. Now, if the work is small and say you are only looking to redecorate most of the home and install new kitchen cabinets and units around the home, you don't really need a professional. Small home improvement jobs are usually simple to complete on your own.Read more about the perfect renovation time at http://www.realestate.com.au/blog/when-is-the-right-time-to-renovate/
However, if the South Africa renovation is quite big then it will be best to call in a professional. Of course, most home renovation work calls for a professional especially if you aren't too sure what the work entails, however, if you do have the skills most of the work can be completed by you. There are many simple jobs you can do on your own like install new cabinets and similar things. For these things you don't need a professional; and you really can save money in places if you are willing to handle some of the work.
Overall, it is really up to you when you feel the right time to renovate your home is. You might find you aren't ready until well after you have moved in, however you might also want to start it before you get settled. It's really up to you when you complete your South Africa renovation.


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Feeling inspired by advice on this site, I asked for another full blood test a few days ago. It has apparently come back as my thyroid level is OK. I am on 125 dose a day. But the bloods showed I am very anemic and the doctor wants to see me to discuss asap.
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Should there be unity among all believers? This question has captivated the heart of man since the time of Christ. The Catholic church still embraces this notion of unity, but now allows great diversity among its ranks. The evangelical church has splintered off into a multitude of denominations each with their own exclusive doctrines and practices shunning the rest. This has also given rise to other fringe groups producing both fanatical and the heretical. Yet, Jesus Christ prayed for unity among all true believers, that they would be one as the Father and the Son are One, in unity of thought and action. Jesus went on to say that this unity among true believers would be a witness to the world that He was sent by the Father. Unity among all true believers would be a witness! Let me suggest that this would be a very powerful witness to a dying world that has all but rejected Jesus Christ as the only Savior. The voice of Christians and the diversity of His churches has had little effect upon the world. No one is listening. Yet they listen to the heathen in protest, while their numbers are very small, their voices are united. The unrighteous minority has had a profound effect upon the direction of this country, while the Christian Church has had almost none. Christian unity can have a formidable voice to a divided world, but before we continue it's necessary to deal with the one objection that many have in our day when discussing unity. Continue reading Formidable Voice to a Divided World
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Occupy Wall Street – Gone Global
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This book addresses the evolution of the Catawba nation of the Carolina piedmont using the regional archaeological and ethnohistorical records from the fifteenth through the eighteenth centuries. Beck draws on social theories of structure and event to frame his arguments about the factors that led to the rupture and re-articulation of Native [End Page 656] tribal populations in this region. The Catawba endured great cultural upheaval during these centuries, including the cyclical collapse of many regional Mississippian chiefdoms in the fifteenth century, the sixteenth-century disruptions caused by Spanish exploration, and finally, in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, the destructive, long-lasting acculturating force of European colonial powers jockeying for control of the trade and territory of Native people.
The book is thematically organized into three principal sections indicated by the book's title: chiefdoms, collapse, and coalescence. The first section deals with the role played by the Mississippian chiefdom of regionally integrating populations of agriculturalists under the umbrella of a hereditary chief, whose authority was supported by a tributary economy of maize surplus and whose legitimacy was reinforced by mound ceremonialism. This system began to unravel as a result of the sixteenth-century intrusions of Hernando de Soto (1539–43) and Juan Pardo (1567–68) into the Carolina piedmont, which disrupted the established alliances between towns and villages associated with these tributary chiefdoms. Beck synthesizes compelling evidence from previous excavations for the archaeological identification of two chiefly centers named by de Soto and Pardo at the Mulberry (called Cofitachequi by de Soto/Canos by Pardo) and Berry (called Xualla by de Soto/Joara by Pardo) mound sites in the Carolina piedmont.
In the second section, Beck contends that British market demand for slaves and animal skins was the principal cause of the collapse of the chiefdom structure. Beck relies heavily on documentary sources to argue that the slave-raiding Westo and Occaneechi tribes hastened the collapse of the chiefdom due to the loss of laborers for accumulating maize surplus and the loss of male warriors to provide defense. Moreover, British commodity exchange would have altered Native conceptions of status and prestige and, in turn, increased competition for leadership authority between the highest-ranking hereditary chief and lower-ranking warriors who were successful slavers and hunters. Finally, Beck documents the Native population loss from epidemic [End Page 657] diseases occurring after 1696 due to increased direct contact with British traders. Such population losses would have led to displacements of people from one river valley to the next. Here, Beck is on more tenuous ground as he attempts to link village names with varying degrees of spelling correspondences from one valley to the next, arguing that these name correspondences are evidence of population migrations.
The third section of the book focuses mainly on the factors leading to Catawba coalescence, a process resulting from the replacement of chiefdoms with chieftaincies, which are defined as confederacies of autonomous tribal towns and villages of displaced descendants of some of the original piedmont chiefdoms. Beck cites several eighteenth-century historical accounts that testified to the changing allegiances of Catawba villages in their political dealings with Europeans and other Indian tribes.
In summary, the book succeeds in synthesizing previous research by archaeologists and historians regarding the prehistory and history of the Carolina piedmont. Most of the ideas in this book for southeastern chiefdom collapse and subsequent coalescence are not new, but Beck has adapted them from other scholars to provide a working explanation for the transformation of the political organization of Native peoples of the Carolina piedmont. Interestingly, many of the arguments and much of the documentary support contained in chapters two and three appeared previously (sometimes verbatim) in a book chapter by Beck in an edited volume, Mapping the Mississippian Shatter Zone: The Colonial Indian Slave Trade and Regional Instability in the American South (2009). Nevertheless, his use of documentary evidence from four centuries of European contact is appropriate and quite thorough. His book should be of interest to both archaeologists and historians who wish...


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"Education is fundamental to the future of our communities and our province. With this investment, we are ensuring that our students have safe, caring, respectful and modern learning environments," said Education Minister Dave Hancock, "It is important that we continue to build positive atmospheres for learning which helps every child succeed and realize their potential."
These new infrastructure dollars are part of an ongoing provincial investment in school infrastructure. This new funding is being distributed for top school infrastructure priorities and to ensure dollars are directed to critical areas.
"Alberta Infrastructure will deliver high quality schools that are bright, welcoming spaces, equipped with the latest technology, and designed to adapt to changing educational needs. These will be buildings that work - for students, for teachers, and for the entire community," said Ray Danyluk, Minister of Infrastructure. "We will move forward on these projects immediately, and our goal is to open the doors for students by 2014."
Projects will be delivered through a combination of public-private partnerships and regional bundles.
This approach allows projects to be completed faster than would otherwise be possible, while taking full advantage of core school designs, economies of scale and private-sector innovations
The Claresholm project is part of a multi-phase response to longstanding issues at local schools, addressing more efficient use of facilities in the community as well as problems with the condition of some of the buildings.
"This is a great day for the students and community of Claresholm," said Evan Berger, MLA Livingstone-Macleod. "The voices of this community have been heard and government has responded appropriately."
Cardston School is built on six different levels, presenting serious barrier-free access difficulties for students, staff and public. Sight lines are impeded, further creating a security concern.
"Cardston School was built back in the '70's. It's definitely time it got a much-needed update," said Broyce Jacobs, MLA Cardston-Taber-Warner. "Cardston's elementary students and community deserve a top-notch school and now they are going to have one."
The Alberta government is working to build a better Alberta by fostering economic growth, strengthening our health and education systems, investing in infrastructure, supporting safe and strong communities and ensuring a clean and healthy environment. Details of these and other school infrastructure projects can be found on the Alberta Education website at www.education.alberta.ca.


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Crashes while the system is not in use - causing corrupted files
I am stumped and am need of some assistance please.
I have a custom built system that is primarily a media PC, running Win7 Ultimate x64. I routinely will use the system to watch some netflix/hulu/etc, surf the web, play a game all with no trouble. I'll shut down the TV, and the computer will go to standby mode. When I come back to it the next day/night or even later the same day, it will have crashed, BSOD, etc.
This system previously corrupted and I was forced to rebuild it 2 days ago. Again today when I logged onto it, it showed me that it had 'recovered from a crash'.
I have previously run memtest and the HDD's show SMART as healthy.
I am at a loss as to what to do next and need some advice -
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******************************************************************************* * * * Bugcheck Analysis * * * ******************************************************************************* Use !analyze -v to get detailed debugging information. BugCheck 19, {3, fffffa80069640e0, ffbdfa80069640e0, fffffa80069640e0} *** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for aswFsBlk.SYS *** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for aswFsBlk.SYS Probably caused by : Pool_Corruption ( nt!ExDeferredFreePool+a53 ) Followup: Pool_corruption ---------
We recommended Microsoft Security Essentials from a strict BSOD perspective. Is most compatible & provides most stability compared to other antivirus app/Internet Security Software.
Do not start the free trial of Malware Bytes; remember to deselect that option when prompted.
Run a full scan with both (separately) once downloaded, installed and updated.
Follow this:
If you have an SSD, make sure the following are up to date:
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|13 Mar 2013
Uninstalled Avast, installed MSE and Malewarebytes. Scanned clean.
Bios was updated from 1.5 to 1.6. Drivers had been updated on the most recent rebuild.
One of the SSD's firmware is out of date, which when I tried to update it wouldn't work so I contacted Crucial for support with that.
In the meantime I continued working: Ran chkdsk /r /f and no issues.
Ran sfc /scannow - got to 90% and BSOD. Rebooted and tried sfc /scannow - system said repair was pending. Rebooted to windows. Shut down and rebooted to my Windows install with the /Offbootdir=xxx /offwindir=xxx and got the same repair pending message. Rebooted to Windows and tried sfc /scannow again and it said there was a repair pending.
At this point should I just wait till Crucial and I get the ssd updated?
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Umm..can you upload the new reports.
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Sometimes drivers remain, not completely uninstalled. Follow this tutorial for complete removal of drivers of the particular program:
lmvm atikmdag start end module name fffff880`04838000 fffff880`052ec000 atikmdag T (no symbols) Loaded symbol image file: atikmdag.sys Image path: \SystemRoot\system32\DRIVERS\atikmdag.sys Image name: atikmdag.sys Timestamp: Fri Jan 27 05:30:33 2012 (4F21E219) CheckSum: 00A584C2 ImageSize: 00AB4000 Translations: 0000.04b0 0000.04e4 0409.04b0 0409.04e4
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Take memtest. Run for 8 passes and test each stick in a know good slot for an additional 6 passes.
The goal is to test all the RAM sticks and all the motherboard slots.
Check your motherboard manual to ensure the RAM sticks are in the recommended motherboard slots. Some motherboards have very specific slots required for the number of RAM sticks installed.
If you get errors, stop the test and continue with the next step.
1. Remove all but one stick of RAM from your computer (this will be RAM stick #1), and run Memtest86 again, for 7 passes.
*Be sure to note the RAM stick, use a piece of tape with a number, and note the motherboard slot.If this stick passes the test then go to step #3.
2. If RAM stick #1 has errors, repeat the test with RAM stick #2 in the same motherboard slot.
*If RAM stick #2 passes, this indicates that RAM stick #1 may be bad. If you want to be absolutely sure, re-test RAM stick #1 in another known good slot.
*If RAM stick #2 has errors, this indicates another possible bad RAM stick, a possible motherboard slot failure or inadequate settings.3. Test the next stick of RAM (stick #2) in the next motherboard slot.
*If this RAM stick has errors repeat step #2 using a known good stick if possible, or another stick.
*If this RAM stick has no errors and both sticks failed in slot#1, test RAM stick #1 in this slot.4. If you find a stick that passes the test, test it in all the other motherboard slots.
If Part 2 testing shows errors, and all tests in Part 3 show errors, you will need to test the RAM sticks in another computer and/or test other RAM in your computer to identify the problem.
In this way, you can identify whether it is a bad stick of RAM, a bad motherboard, or incompatibility between the sticks.
Errors are sometimes found after 8 passes.
Do this test overnight, before going to bed.
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Sorry for the delayed reply. Work took over my nights and days...
I ran the memory diagnostic 8 times and it reported no errors. Could it just be a bad motherboard?
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There are no new dumps after 15th of this month.
First, we want to make sure the computer is saving your dump files. Go to Control Panel -> System -> Advanced System Settings -> Startup and Recovery [Settings] Make sure that "Write Debugging Information" is set to Small Memory Dump (256kb) if it is not already.
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This outpost from the same owners as the former Harvard Sq place of the same name, among others, has opened at 184 Cambridge St., replacing The Mughals after less than 1-1/2 yrs. Only two other tables were occupied when I dined solo there this evening, so I overheard the owner chatting with a business associate. He said that their chef was formerly at The Pongal. They closed the Harv Sq location after 25 successful years because the rent was raised to $33,000. Yup, that's what he said.
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