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Township Tech's Future Dreaming
With pied piper Spoek Mathambo taking his spin on the South African sound international, the hometown underground is at a kinetic crossroads
Despite embodying the dark, trippy, cutting edge of South Africa's music scene for years, Spoek Mathambo feels a bit out of touch back home.
"I don't spend much time here," says the MC-producer from the Johannesburg studio where he's working on some Fela and Seun Kuti remixes. "I've been touring pretty hard-core for the past four or five years." He also splits his time between Jo'burg and M ä lmo, Sweden, where he lives with his Croatian wife, Ana Rab, who raps buoyantly as Gnucci Banana. "I used to promote parties and go out here a lot," adds Mathambo, who was born Nthato Mokgata in the Soweto district 26 years ago. "But I haven't been out in ages."
That doesn't stop Mathambo from touting local acts like rappers BFG (Big Fukn Gun), electro-rap duo Dirty Paraffin, performance-rockers the Brother Moves On, and electro-pop group the Frown. Not coincidentally, members of all these groups appear on Nombolo One (Number One), the galvanizing "township tech" update of South African hits that Mathambo released in December as a pay-what-thou-wilt download. Mahlathini's township stomp, Brenda Fassie's homegrown pop, and other revamped hits of his parents' youth never sounded so fiercely futuristic.
As far as contemporary pop music goes, it's still mostly kwaito on the South African front, with dance music reigning supreme. As heard on the excellent roundup Ayobaness! The Sound of South African House and Spoek's own H.I.V.I.P. mixtape series, kwaito's thumping house beats come in Zulu, Afrikaan, Xhosa, and other linguistic flavors. The polyglot alternative rock of veteran bohos BLK JKS has inspired other possibilities.
But for younger artists, this is just the beginning. "South Africa has 11 languages and cultures, so you can imagine how much you can soak up," says Okmalumkoolkat (n é Smiso Zwane), who raps alongside DJ SpiZee (n é Zamani Xolo) in Dirty Paraffin, whose Greatest Hits Vol. 1 mixtape resembles a Zulu versionof Das Racist. Like Mathambo, Zwane and Xolo studied graphic design in school. However, says Smiso, "the Jo'burg art scene is pretty small
and pretentious, so we look into the street for what's what."
Post-apartheid Johannesburg can be a vibrant and frightening place, and that goes for Mathambo's music as well. Following his brilliantly ominous 2010 debut, Mshini Wam (which translates to Bring Me My Machine Gun), Mathambo's new Father Creeper (which is getting a U.S. release via Sub Pop) adds Nicolaas Van Reenen's Afro-squonk guitar to a grimey group effort with Mathambo functioning more as a bandleader. The results suggest an imaginary internationalist Jo'burg of the soul. "It's a mixture of dreams of the future, dreams of the past, hopes, and nightmares," Mathambo says. "It's less about real spaces than about articulating a feeling through music — although I'm not sure it's everyone's feeling."
Required Listening: Township Tech (and beyond)
Dirty Paraffin, Greatest Hits Vol. 1 Mixtape
Big Fukn Gun, "Wunga"
Spoek Mathambo, feat. Okmalumkoolkat, Bra Solomon & Ayobah, "Weekend Special"
Spoek Mathambo, "Put Some Red on It"
Culoe De Song, feat. Shota, "Yini Ngawe"
Gnucci Banana, "Famalam Jam"


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ENEE381 Electromagnetic Wave Propagation
Course Description: The course deals with time varying electromagnetic signals. It begins with review of the Maxwell's equations and then uses these equations to describe propagation of electromagnetic waves in free space, transmission lines and in waveguides. Boundary conditions derived from the Maxwell's equations are used to treat reflections at the interfaces. Radiation by simple antennas is also covered.
Prerequisite(s): ENEE380
Corequisite(s): None
Course Objectives:
- Application of Maxwell's equations to practical situations
- Understand how electromagnetic waves propagate in unguided and guides media and through interfaces
- Understand the concept of impedance
- Understand how the electromagnetic waves are generated and received by antennas
Topics Covered:
- Faraday's Law
- Maxwell's equations
- Equations Wave Equations
- Time-Harmonic Fields
- Plane Waves Power Flow
- Transmission Lines
- General T.L. Equations
- Wave Behavior in Finite Length T.L.
- Transients in T.L's
- Smith Chart
- Transmission lines Impedance Matching
- Waves in Guiding Structures
- Parallel-Plate Waveguides
- Rectangular Waveguides
- Circular Waveguides
- Dielectric Waveguides
- Cavity Resonators
- Dipole Radiation
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UAN: 051-111-000-248, Website: www.fpsc.gov.pk
Consolidated Advertisement No. 7/2015 for the following posts has been displayed on FPSC's website. Intending candidates are advised to visit the website for details as mentioned in the General Instructions and apply online upto 27th July, 2015 for the post(s) they qualify.
90. Case No.F.4-82/2015-R. (7/2015). TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY SEVEN APPRAISING/ VALUATION OFFICERS
(BS-16). PERMANENT. REVENUE DIVISION. FEDERAL BOARD OF REVENUE. MINIMUM QUALIFICATION: (i) Second Class or Grade 'C' Bachelor's degree from a recognized university with Economics, Commerce, Statistics, Accounting, Computer Science, Law, Pharmacy, Chemistry or Physics as one of the subjects or B.Sc. Engineering in any speciality, (ii) Computer literacy up to the level of MS Word, MS Power Point and MS Excel. AGE LIMIT: 20-28 years plus five (5) years general relaxation in upper age limit. DOMICILE: Merit= Seventeen, Punjab= One Hundred and Thirteen (Open merit=Ninety Six, Women quota= Eleven and Minorities/Non-Muslims quota = Six), Sindh(Rural) = Twenty Six (Open merit=Twenty Two, Women quota = Three and Minorities/Non-Muslims quota = 0ne), Sindh(Urban)=Seventeen (Open merit= Fourteen, Women quota=Two and Minorities/Non-Muslims quota=One), Khyber Pakhtunkhwa=Twenty Six (Open merit=Twenty Two, Women quota= Three and Minorities/Non-Muslims quota = 0ne), Balochistan=Fourteen (Open merit=Twelve, Women quota=One and Minorities/ Non-Muslims quota=One), GBFATA = Nine (Open merit=Eight and Women quota=One) and AJK=Five (Open merit=Four and Women quota=0ne). (Both male and female candidates are eligible).
91. Case NO.F.4-91/2015-R (7/2015). SENIOR MINING GEOLOGIST (BS-18). TEMPORARY. LIKELY TO BE CONTINUED FOR AN INDEFINITE PERIOD. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF PAKISTAN. MINISTRY OF PETROLEUM AND NATURAL RESOURCES. MINIMUM QUALIFICATION: Second Class orGrade'C' M.Sc. degree in Geology with specialization in Mining Geology/ Economic Geology or equivalent from a University recognized by the HEC. EXPERIENCE: (i) Five (5) years post qualification research experience in the field of Geology, (ii) Must have published at least three (3) research papers in the fields of Geology. AGE LIMIT: 25-35 years plus five (5) years general relaxation in upper age limit. DOMICILE: Punjab. (Both male and female candidates are eligible).
92. Case NO.F.4-94/2015-R (7/2015). TWO ASSISTANT PRIVATE SECRETARIES (BS-16). PERMANENT. MILITARY FINANCE WING. FINANCE DIVISION. MINIMUM QUALIFICATION (i) Second Class or Grade'C' Bachelors degree from a University recognized by HEC. (ii) A minimum speed of 100/50 w.p.m in shorthand/ typing respectively, (iii) Must be computer literate. AGE LIMIT: 20-28 years plus five (5) years general relaxation in upper age limit. DOMICILE: Merit=One and Khyber PakhtunKhwa=One. (Both male and female candidates are eligible).
Note: Tests for the post of Assistant Private Secretary (BS-16) will be held at Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar and Quetta Centers only, if sufficient number of candidates at each center are available.
93. Case No.F.4-95/2015-R (7/2015). NINE DRILLING ENGINEERS (BS-17). TEMPORARY. LIKELY TO BE CONTINUED FOR AN INDEFINITE PERIOD. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF PAKISTAN. MINISTRY OF PETROLEUM AND NATURAL RESOURCES. MINIMUM QUALIFICATION: Second Class or Grade 'C' B.E/B.Sc. degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent from a University recognized by the HEC. AGE LIMIT: 22-30 years plus five (5) years general relaxation in upper age limit. DOMICILE: Punjab=Five (Open merit=Four and Minorities/Non-Muslims quota=One), Sindh (Urban)=One, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa= Two and GBFATA=One (Both male and female candidates are eligible).
94. Case No.F.4-99/2015-R (7/2015). ELEVEN JUNIOR CIVILIAN SECURITY OFFICERS (BS-16). PERMANENT. OS DIRECTORATE. GHQ. MINISTRY OF DEFENCE. MINIMUM QUALIFICATION/EXPERIENCE: Retd. JCO or equivalent of the Armed Forces. OR (i) Second Class or Grade 'C' Bachelor's Degree or equivalent qualification from a University recognized by the HEC. (ii) Two (2) years post qualification experience as Security Supervisor. AGE LIMIT: 20-28 years
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5 DOMICILE: Merit= Two, Punjab=Five, Sindh(Rural)=One,
3 Sindh(Urban)=One, GBFATA=One and AJK=One. (Both
9 male and female candidates are eligible).
1. All cases will be processed as per Commission's policy laid down in General Instructions as displayed at FPSC's Website. Candidates are advised to go through the General Instructions particularly para-16 of the same to update themselves before applying.
2. All applications for General Recruitment in BS-16 and above must be submitted online through FPSC's website www.fpsc.gov.pk. Detailed General Instructions/ guidelines to apply online are available on the website. No hardcopy of online application is required from the applicants. However, those applicants who do not have access to internet facility, are allowed to submit their applications on or before the closing date i.e. 27.7.2015 addressed to Secretary FPSC on plain paper giving detailed particulars in the light of prescribed conditions for the post applied for, intimating difficulties in submission of online applications. Such applications will be accepted subject to approval of the Commission.
3. It will be mandatory for the candidates to bring original CNIC, Treasury Receipt and downloaded copy of Admission Certificate at the time of Screening/ Written Test. (The candidates should realize that nothing except original Treasury Receipt would be admissible as a valid document. It is reiterated that the candidates must preserve the original T.R and do not send the same to FPSC office in advance, so as to avoid any inconvenience at the time of entry in the Examination Halls).
4. The Pre-selection criteria for interview will be as per policy of the Commission contained in para -16 (A.B&C) of General Instructions, the candidates will be required to furnish attested copies of requisite documents viz: two photographs, Matric, Intermediate certificates, Bachelor, Master, M.Phil, Ph.D Degrees, CNIC, Experience Certificate( where required) showing nature of job/ detailed job description issued by an authorized officer of the Ministry/Division/Department concerned, Domicile Certificate, Departmental Permission Certificate (in case of government servant) as well as Original TR (in non-test cases) etc. within 15 days of the Notice from FPSC by post. SMS and E-mail. The candidates who fail to furnish the requisite documents within stipulated time or furnish incorrect/incomplete information their candidature shall be liable to rejection. Therefore, they are advised to keep their documents ready for submission to FPSC by the due date. From requisition of documents it should not be presumed that the candidate is preselected. Eligibility of the candidates in all respects shall be reckoned upto the closing date.
5. The Application Fee for posts (BS-16 & 17 = Rs. 300/-; BS 18= Rs. 750/- ; BS-19 = Rs. 1200/- ; BS-20 and above= Rs. 1500/-) may be deposited on or before the closing date in the nearest Government treasury or in a branch of National Bank of Pakistan or in a State treasury authorized to transact business on behalf of Government under head "C02101-QRGANS OF STATE EXAMINATION FEE REALIZED BY FPSC". Bank draft / Cheque/ Postal Order is not acceptable.
6. Admission Certificates for Screening (MCQ's Test) for BS-16 & 17 posts and Written (Descriptive Test) for BS-18 & above posts, for General Recruitment Cases will be placed on the website of FPSC i.e. www.fpsc.qov.pk on 24″ August. 2015 tentatively. Candidates are advised to frequently visit this website. They will be intimated through SMS as well. However, no information in this regard shall be sent through post.
7. Conduct of Test: The Screening (MCQ)/Written (Descriptive) Test for Consolidated Advt. No.7/2015 will tentatively be held from 13.9.2015 onwards. However, in small cases such tests can be conducted even in the very next month or as early as possible so candidates are advised to frequently visit FPSC website for the updates.
8. Change of Centre: No request for change of centre shall be entertained except only in genuine hardship cases. The candidates can apply for change of centre with proper proof latest by 31.7.2015 Thereafter no such request shall be entertained.
9. Closing Date for submission of applications is
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I believe in love. I believe in the love of Jesus Christ, of God, of family and of friends. I believe in the love for a man and woman.
I know the love of Jesus Christ first hand. I used to just go through the motions of church until I realized the value of God's love. I have relied on Him every since. Many will disagree with the existence of Christ but I know that He is real. Often times I cried alone in my room because the world seemed to hate me, and only God was there. When I was hiding in secret places so I wouldn't eat alone at lunch, and when I pretended to be so engrossed in a book that I couldn't hear people whispering about me, God was my only strength.
I believe in the love of family and friends. Family is the love you must be careful with. It is the love to treasure forevermore. Yet it is the love that cannot be given on its own. You must like the family member you love, or else all is lost. Why is it that our families are often clueless to the very things that makes our hearts beat strong? Either they are unaware of our heart's desires, or they don't care. I have often felt as if I wasn't very much liked in my family. Loved yes, but liked? The love of a friend is a hard thing to process. I for one am weary of it. Too many times have my so-called friends left me to fend for myself. Like when one of my best friends in high school began to talk about me. How could my "friend" think so lowly of me? As for now, I consider myself having one true friend. She is all I could ever ask for, because she is always there when I need to talk, and she'll never betray me.
I believe in the love of a man and a woman. It's a love that looks past all faults, because it is recognized that those faults only help make the other who they are. This love takes the longest to grow. Being in love is a sacrificial and compromising state of life. You give a lot to take a little, and if both partners feel the same, you'll have an unselfish love. This love is something I hope to have with my current friend, but only time will tell. Yet time flies quickly and in a few years I'll be twenty-one, and then twenty-five, and I hope by then that true love will have found me. The true love I'm looking for is the love of God, family, and friends rolled up into one. Yes, I believe in love; and I intend on taking my share.
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Sortable Player Projections | Game Predictions Summary | Projections by Team
Prediction: TEN 20, BUF 13
Players to Watch: Scott Chandler
The win over the Buccaneers gives the Titans a theoretical chance at the postseason but they are only 2-3 on the road. The Bills are sort of in a free fall now with a four game losing streak but a 4-1 home record.
QUARTERBACK: While Chris Johnson may incur major swings in production, not so for Matt Hasselbeck who has thrown seven touchdowns over the last seven games along with seven interceptions and seven sacks. Kind of freaky actually. Bottom line - no matter what, Hasselbeck is not going to win games for the Titans, he only tries to not lose them. He almost always scores - and just once - and still could be swapped out for Jake Locker at any time.
Harder to say this week than usual because the Bills are without Fred Jackson which could change field position issues dramatically - like last week when Mark Sanchez only passed for 160 yards but had four touchdowns. I'm giving Hasselbeck two scores but just one would be more reliable.
RUNNING BACKS: He did it again. In fact, Chris Johnson comes off one of the best games of his entire career with 190 yards on 23 carries against the Buccaneers. This followed his 13 yards on 12 runs against the Falcons. He has three games with over 100 rushing yards but they are always sandwiched by mediocre to poor efforts. He has only scored twice this season. And you cannot merely expect him to do well only against bad defenses because he was held to 34 yards on 14 runs by the Colts.
The Bills at home have been far better against the run but life without Jackson could mean field position problems and Ryan Fitzpatrick is just not as good as last week suggested. It is always going to be a risk using Johnson until he gains some consistency but he could have a decent game here against the new Bills of the past four weeks.
WIDE RECEIVERS: Not unlike everything else about the Titans, Nate Washington had nine catches for 115 yards and two scores in Atlanta but sandwiched that game with 3-40 and 1-12. Plus Locker was the one throwing the ball in the Falcons tilt. Damian Williams has scored in three of the last four games with marginal yardage in all but one. Lavelle Hawkins is playing a bigger role in recent games but still is not fantasy relevant.
The secondary is the Bills bigger weakness and not so much from allowing a lot of yards but from giving up touchdowns. Ten wideouts have already scored on them including two players with double scores. The yardage was never going to be that high here but at least one score should end up in this unit and a chance for two if the other does not end up with a tight end.
TIGHT ENDS: Jared Cook cannot be relied on for a fantasy start with only two scores on the year and three games above 35 yards but he does show up big on the rare occasions he is a factor. There is a chance of something this week but the risk far outweighs it.
Pregame Notes: The Bills were almost shockingly good last week against the Jets despite playing without Fred Jackson but that's more about the inter-divisional aspect of the game and the fact that the Jets likely felt they already had it won - and they still did. The Bills are still saddled with the same offense that never posted more than 11 points in the three previous games and now have no rushing offense. With four straight losses, everything points to the Jets game as one last hurrah before just accepting their fate again this year.
QUARTERBACK: Call it a fluke or a trap game or whatever you want, but Ryan Fitzpatrick passed for 264 yards and three touchdowns with no turnovers in New York against the Jets. It was his first three touchdown game since week two and really differed from the three previous games where he never passed for more than 209 yards or one score and at least two interceptions. Fitzpatrick had a nice blip last week but is still the same QB that passed for ten touchdowns and 11 interceptions over the last eight weeks.
The Titans secondary has been very good in road games where only one opponent passed for more than one touchdown thought twice they gave up 300+ yards. Expecting the Bills to return to their old self, anything more than one score and moderate yardage is hard to rely on.
RUNNING BACKS: The Bills actually did make C.J. Spiller into a primary back for the first time in his career. He ran 19 times for 55 yards and carried a 2.8 yard average in New York. Spiller has been horrible at running back for two years and even was converted into a wideout recently. He has one touchdown on the year and was never made for anything but minor complementary work to a real running back - even though he was a high first round flop pick.
But the Bills only gave Johnny White one carry and he gained two yards. Newly signed Tashard Choice ran twice and lost a net eight yards. There is no real reason to expect this group to improve just because they are at home this week. The Titans are nothing special against the run though they have allowed just five rushing scores. No reason to expect Spiller to be more than what he is.
WIDE RECEIVERS: Steve Johnson comes off a fascinating game where he mimicked Plaxico Burress shooting himself in the leg as an end zone dance and dropped a pass that could have been a game winning score. He was covered by Darrell Revis and yet still had eight catches for 75 yards and a score for his best effort since week three. Brad Smith finally scored this year with 77 yards on four catches but was going against his old team and has done nearly nothing in all other games for 2010.
Johnson is less likely to have a good game here and has been a nonfactor since week three. He worth some yardage but too hard to bite on him getting a touchdown when the Titans have only allowed six touchdowns to the position all season long.
TIGHT ENDS: After opening with four scores in this first three games, Scott Chandler scored in just one other matchup and had been held to far less yardage. But in the recent two weeks, he has accounted for 5-71 in Miami and 6-50 in New York against the Jets since the Bills are losing wide receivers and need the help. I like the chance for a a score this week against a defense that has give up four touchdowns over the last four road games to tight ends. He is still a risk of course, but this should be a more favorable setting for him.


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Last week we decided to take a long weekend off and visit Tokyo for 3 days. At first, I panicked a bit. Knowing that we will only have 3 days to explore one of the biggest cities in the world (35 million people), I wasn't sure if I'd get to see much of it. But it turns out that we did plenty of stuff in 3 days, in fact I would say that this is the ideal time-frame for getting the most out of the city. That is if you travel at a more alert pace, like we did, hopping from one place to another.
Tokyo is one of the most exciting and lively cities I've visited so far. Like Hong Kong, Tokyo is a paradox of modern, hi-tech lifestyle and quite unexpected, old-fashioned living. It feels like there are different cities packed in this one city. While utterly crowded in some places, a few streets away it can get so quiet that you feel like whispering instead of talking. You get out of the small, homey restaurant where you've just finished eating your udon standing up, only to find yourself surrounded by skyscrapers and huge neon signs.
But I found Tokyo just a tiny bit disappointing. Having read so many articles about its eccentricity and having seen Lost in Translation some years ago, I expected to feel…well, lost like Bob, in a city that is constantly moving. Not being able to understand the language, expecting to see a lot of weirdos on the street or bizarrely clad women walking around. But it wasn't like that. There were some strange and funny things I noticed, like slot machine emporia spreading out on several floors, fully packed with people at almost any hour of the day (strange), the flying sushi restaurants where your food gets zipped around on conveyor belts (both strange and funny) or the people who nap on trains in unusual poses (funny). All in all, Tokyo is as easy to enjoy and feel part of it as New York or Hong Kong are.
So what did we actually do and see in those 3 days?
Tokyo Tower
I think of it as a more funky Tour Eiffel. Located not far from Roppongi Hills, standing at 333 meters, the tower offers a nice view of Tokyo. And it gets even more interesting at night, when the lights are on and the tower lights up the landscape in bright, electric orange.
It's an elegant district with its landmark Roppongi Hills, an immense real estate complex that includes several shops, restaurants and an art museum. It was worth passing by on our way to the Tokyo Tower. You can take a look at the famous Spider sculpture called Maman by Louise Bourgeoise and spot some funky fashion characters.
Oh, and if you're lucky, you can happen upon cute little schoolgirls, wearing the same uniform, quickly filling up the streets on their way home.
Tsukiji Fish Market
It's the world's largest fish market and it's not to be missed. They say you can find anything that swims in the sea. One show in itself is the tuna auction that starts early in the morning at 5 a.m. There are only 120 spots available for spectators and the queue starts to form at around 4 am or even earlier. Some of the tuna here is sold for about $10k (the exquisite maguro, or Bluefin tuna). We missed the auction, but we enjoyed a walk in the market, taking a long look at all kinds of strange sea creatures. I couldn't name half of them even if I tried.
Hama-rikyu Onshi-teien garden
I loved this garden because of the unique mixture between the peaceful atmosphere inside and the tall, modern skyscrapers outside. Usually, gardens in Japan are located in more secluded parts of town, clearly separating the tranquility from the noise of the city. But mixing them together creates a surprising, enjoyable feeling.
Strolling through Shibuya district
Shibuya is one of the most famous parts of Tokyo because of its nightlife, great shops and crazy kids. It's also famous for its uber crowded crossing, featured in almost any movie set in Tokyo. They say that as many as 1000 people cross here at every green light, though we sat in the Starbucks outside for half an hour, and never counted more than 500.
Meiji Shrine and Harajuku
Once you've had enough of Shibuya madness, you can just walk for a few minutes and end up in a wonderful forest that shelters the Meiji Shrine. Once you get to the shrine, you can buy a small wooden tablet (ema), write a wish and hang it under the great tree in the middle of the courtyard. The monks will mention it in their morning prayers. I wrote a nice message to my parents and emailed them the picture. They loved it! :)
Just a few minutes outside the shrine you step into Harajuku, the center of hip Japanese street fashion. This is where I expected to see the craziest outfits, the young Lolitas wearing manga clothes, the mad hairstyles. But sadly, beside a couple of eccentric outfits, I didn't see anything I hadn't seen before in NY. Maybe I wasn't that lucky that day. Nevertheless, Harajuku remains a nice place to walk around and enjoy the small boutiques and cafes spread all over. It's also the crepe capital of Tokyo, where you can sample such diet-busters as crepe filled with banana chocolate cheesecake and whipped cream on top.
Omotesando's backstreet alleys
Perhaps my favorite part of Tokyo, Omotesando's small streets form a minimalist area featuring cosy cafes, hair salons, bars and all kinds of colorful boutiques. Here we discovered the best espresso in Tokyo at Omotesando Koffee – a tiny coffee shop in a traditional Japanese house. The guy who makes the coffee wears a white coat (like a scientist in a lab :) and he really makes the best cappuccino I've had in Japan. They also have a lovely small garden just outside, where you can sip your coffee in peace. Perfect and quiet.
Shinjuku seen from the Government Building
An alternative way to see the business district, Shinjuku, is to go up to the 45th floor of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building. It's free and the view is great, especially at night when you see all the buildings around lit up (the Mode Gakuen Cocoon Tower is especially beautiful). And on a clear day, you can also spot Mt. Fuji.
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And finally, if you still have energy left to get up, Tokyo National Museum is worth spending a couple of hours. You learn some the interesting things about Japan's art and history and as the exhibits are not overcrowded, you won't get tired like in other Western museums. And if you want a break, you can walk to the garden behind the museum, and sip a cup of matcha.
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How were you cast in an acting role on the show?
I was doing some consulting for the show on the rap music that they added for the second season. They asked me if I would play myself in the studio.
Had you ever done any acting?
I'd done a lot of music videos and stuff. I knew I could do it.
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I did notice it, that it had a lot more "New Orleans music," but I kind of figured they were sticking really to the situation. People from out of town think New Orleans is all about food and music. I think they wanted to give the progression to a place that has more than music and food and is actually a metropolitan city.
They featured your dad last season.
I did a cameo on that episode as well.
What did you do?
I went with my dad when they shot the scenes with Irma Thomas. They said they needed a guy to pay the band. That's how I started acting on "Treme." I'm the guy paying the money at the end.
You've continued your father's musical legacy and brought it into the 21st century. Do you feel connected to the New Orleans music that goes back through your dad?
Absolutely. Being brought up in my dad's house, there really was not a whole lot of choice -- either do music or do more music. It was definitely a connection, as far as I'm concerned, with my dad. I feel like somebody has to keep his legacy going. I feel he's done so much for the music industry, not just New Orleans, but music as a whole. My goal was to educate a lot of people on what he's done in the past and what he's doing right now. He has a new song out now, with me and Altonio and others, that just came out. It's his first rap record.
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Let's talk about Altonio for a second. How did you find him?
Actually, he found me on MySpace. I had some tracks on MySpace back in 2006 or so. He was living in Houston, and I was back-and-forth. MySpace was keeping everybody connected at that time after the storm. He had heard some of my music and he wrote to me on MySpace. I didn't really respond, but met him later at my studio. He was a friend of my son's who went to high school with him. When we met, he didn't know I was the same guy he was talking to on MySpace. We connected like that. He came over and rapped. I immediately really loved his look when I first saw him. After I heard him rapping, everything else was history after that.
On the show, you get to work with a couple of pretty good actors. What's it like working with Steve Zahn?
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decided: May 29, 1987.
FRANK PAWLOSKYv.WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION APPEAL BOARD AND LATROBE BREWING COMPANY. APPEAL OF LATROBE BREWING COMPANY
Appeal from the Order of the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania dated April 2, 1984 at No. 76 C.D. 1982, reversing the Order of the Workmen's Compensation Appeal Board at No. A-79849, entered on December 3, 1981.
Nix, C.j., and Larsen, Flaherty, McDermott, Hutchinson, Zappala, and Papadakos, JJ. McDermott, J., joins in this opinion and files a concurring opinion. Zappala, J., joins in this opinion and in the concurring opinion of McDermott, J. Hutchinson, J., files a dissenting opinion.
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This is an appeal by allowance from an order of the Commonwealth Court reversing the denial of workmen's compensation benefits to the appellee herein, Frank Pawlosky. The issue before us is whether a disability caused by the job-related aggravation of a pre-existent disease, not specifically designated as an "occupational disease" by section 108 of The Pennsylvania Workmen's Compensation Act
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("Act"),*fn1 is compensable pursuant to the general "injury" provisions in section 301(c)(1) of the Act.*fn2
From April 1950 until October 1977, Frank Pawlosky (claimant) was employed at the Rolling Rock Brewery of the Latrobe Brewing Company ("Latrobe"), a business engaged in the manufacture of beer. During that twenty-seven year period Pawlosky worked for Latrobe in various capacities, including the jobs of carbonator, "beer dropper" and cellarman. However, for twenty-three years of his career at the brewery Pawlosky worked in the fermenting cellars, an assignment which required him to periodically clean and sterilize tanks with a solution of chlorine. During the course of a work day he was also exposed to the fumes of such other chemical agents as caustic soda and sulphuric acid, which were also used by the employer for cleaning purposes.
In November of 1977 Pawlosky filed a claim petition for workmen's compensation, alleging that he had become disabled by an "occupational disease" within the coverage of section 108 of the Act. The petition further averred that the disability was caused by a lung infection and an asthmatic condition resulting from his long exposure to the fumes of chlorine and other chemical solutions used at the brewery. Latrobe responded with an answer demanding proof of the claim. Thereafter, the claimant amended his petition to assert entitlement under the general compensation provisions of the Act, namely, section 301(c)(1).
In the proceedings before the referee, claimant Pawlosky testified as to his employment history and described certain breathing problems which, having started several years prior, caused him to leave his job at the brewery in October of 1977. He admitted on cross-examination that he had been, at one point in his life, a heavy smoker of cigarettes. The claimant also stated that, after receiving various professional
[ 514 Pa. Page 453]
diagnoses of his breathing problem, he was finally advised by another physician in March, 1977, that he was suffering from a severe bronchial asthmatic condition.
Pawlosky's medical witness in the proceedings was Dr. Raymond Mayewski, who testified that the claimant was suffering from an obstructive disease of the bronchial airways and that the condition could be classified as asthma. Dr. Mayewski defined asthma as a hyper-reactivity of the bronchial airways to irritants, and explained that when irritation occurs the result is a bronchospasm, or asthmatic attack, which is characterized by wheezing and shortness of breath. This witness could not say how or when the claimant contracted asthma, but he was of the opinion that fumes from the chemicals to which the claimant was exposed at the workplace would irritate the ailment and cause attacks. Based on that opinion, Dr. Mayewski concluded that the claimant was no longer able to engage in his former employment at the brewery. Regarding irritation of the claimant's asthma, the doctor conceded that a variety of non-occupational stimuli could have the same effect.
Latrobe's medical witness, Dr. C. Vaughn Strimlan, described the claimant's condition as being a severe, chronic, obstructive pulmonary disease. Dr. Strimlan agreed that the condition would be aggravated or irritated by the chemicals at the brewery, and that the claimant should not return to such an environment. This witness also opined that the claimant's basic ailment would be irritated by a number of other agents, including cigarette smoke, paint fumes and even hair spray. Going further, however, Dr. Strimlan took the position that Mr. Pawlosky's underlying respiratory malady had been caused by the heavy smoking of cigarettes over a period of many years, and did not result from any job-related exposure.
Based on the medical and other evidence adduced at the hearings, the referee found that the claimant had asthma, that the ailment was aggravated by the fumes of chlorine, caustic soda and sulphuric acid, and that he was totally disabled as a result. After noting that the claimant did not
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proceed to prove his case "in an occupational disease context", the referee then found that the claimant's exposure to the said chemical fumes in the workplace did not cause "a separate occupational disease" but rather aggravated an asthmatic condition that was pre-existent. The referee next determined that, since the asthma was not one of the occupational diseases specifically mentioned in sections 108(a)-(m) or (o)-(q) of the Act, it became incumbent upon the claimant to establish his case under the omnibus provision in section 108(n), 77 P.S. § 27.1(n), which accords to any other disease the status of an "occupational disease" if certain factors are proved.*fn3 Observing that one of the requirements under section 108(n) is that such other disease have an incidence in the claimant's work which is "substantially greater in that industry or occupation than in the general population," the referee dismissed Pawlosky's claim petition because no such proof had been offered. It is obvious from the referee's decision that he rejected the claimant's assertion that section 301(c)(1) provided a basis for compensation, even though the decision made no express reference to that contention.
The claimant followed with an appeal to the Workmen's Compensation Appeal Board ("Board"), which affirmed the referee's decision. The Board reasoned that the claimant sought benefits for an "occupational disease-like injury" and that such was compensable only under section 108(n). The Board therefore concluded that, since he had not satisfied the proof demands of that section, the claimant could not prevail.
Pawlosky filed a petition for review in the Commonwealth Court. That court reversed the Board and entered an order mandating an award of benefits. Pawlosky v. Workmen's Compensation Appeal Board (Latrobe Brewing Co.), 81 Pa. Commw. 270, 473 A.2d 260 (1984). In its resolution of
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the case, Commonwealth Court held that the workplace aggravation of a pre-existent disease constituted an "injury" within the meaning of the current version of section 301(c) of the Act, even if the exposure-type harm is not proven to be an occupational disease within the compass of section 108. Based on the evidence and the referee's findings in the matter, the court further held that the claimant was entitled to benefits by force of section 301(c)(1). Thus, in the view of the Commonwealth Court, the referee and the Board had erred in applying occupational disease standards to the claim.
Latrobe responded to the above decision by petitioning this Court for an allowance of appeal, which we granted. Since in this appeal there is no challenge to any of the referee's factual findings, or any assertion that constitutional rights have been violated, our scope of review is confined to a determination of whether an error of law was committed. See Workmen's Compensation Appeal Board v. Bernard S. Pincus Co., 479 Pa. 286, 388 A.2d 659 (1978); McGee v. L.F. Grammes & Sons, Inc., 477 Pa. 143, 383 A.2d 864 (1978); Utter v. Asten-Hill Mfg. Co., 453 Pa. 401, 309 A.2d 583 (1973).
The appellant argues, of course, that the referee and the Board were correct in deciding that claimant Pawlosky had to prove his case pursuant to the omnibus provision in section 108(n) of the Act. To amplify this contention the appellant begins by pointing out that the claimant's underlying asthmatic condition, though medically classifiable as a disease, is not specifically included in the statutory schedule of "occupational diseases", and that the condition was not in itself caused by any workplace exposure. The appellant then emphasizes that the claimant's asthma is an ailment common in the general population and one that can be aggravated by a variety of non-occupational causes. Having armed itself with the above premises, the appellant argues that the claimant's right to receive workmen's compensation, for the aggravation of his asthmatic condition by on-job irritants, required proof that the incidence of aggravation
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was substantially greater in his industry or occupation than in the general population. According to the appellant, it was not enough for Pawlosky to prove that the disabling aggravation was in fact caused by his work environment; he had to go further and show that his work-related exposure to aggravation was of the comparative degree required by section 108(n).
In support of its argument the appellant states that "since 1972 it has been the clear legislative intent to define 'injury' in terms of (1) the old pre-1972 concept of 'accidental injury', and (2) the occupational disease definitions which had previously only appeared in the Pennsylvania Occupational Disease Act of 1939." Having fashioned this interpretation of the current Pennsylvania Workmen's Compensation Act, the appellant concludes that where the harm in question involves a disease the exclusive route to compensation is through the occupational disease provisions of section 108.
As originally enacted in 1915 The Pennsylvania Workmen's Compensation Act provided benefits only for injury or death resulting from an "accident" in the course of employment. Sections 101, 301(a), 77 P.S. §§ 1, 431 (1915) (amended 1972). The word "injury" was statutorily defined as meaning "only violence to the physical structure of the body, and such disease or infection as naturally results therefrom . . . ." Section 301(c) of the Act, 77 P.S. § 411 (1915) (amended 1972). Although the original Act specifically defined the term "injury," the statute contained no definition of the word "accident." Therefore, the task of defining what was an "accident" within the meaning of the Act had to be assumed by the courts; and they proceeded to interpret that word essentially in accordance with its usual, ordinary and popular sense. See Lacey v. Washburn & Williams Co., 309 Pa. 574, 164 A. 724 (1933); McCauley v. Imperial Woolen Co., 261 Pa. 312, 104 A. 617 (1918).
It has been observed that the word "accident" in the original Act was deliberately left free of precise statutory definition to keep ...
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Jalandhar Dr Bhupinder Pal Singh today inspected the Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) to be used for the upcoming Municipal Corporation Polls.
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Saturday, 5 May 2012
Moving Sale
I am moving.... Again.... So, I am having a massive sale to clear my ready made stock. 25% to 50% off. Ideally I would like to sell all my ready made stock so there are some really great bargains! Also I will not be taking any more custom orders from the 20th of May untill after the move so if you would like any custom shades done please contact me before then! Have a great week. Kristen
Tuesday, 1 May 2012
May Made It New Seller
Each month starting from today I will be featuring a new Made It seller on here in the hope that it brings them some extra exposure. This month I am featuring the lovely Casey From Fin and Eve. She designs beautiful hand made clocks on canvases. To check out all that Casey has to offer please visit her store FinEve . Happy shopping!
Sunday, 18 March 2012
Designer Spotlight
This month I have been chosen to be the Made It Designer Spotlight. I am so excited, I am also super nervous. No one on Made It has seen what I look like untill now.. The face behind the lamp lady :) If you have a chance, stop by and have a read. Here's a sneak peak into my craft room (lucky I did a bit of a revamp last month)...... Thankyou team Made It! Have a great week bloggers.
Saturday, 3 March 2012
Look at this fabulous new lamp that I have just listed.... I love it! You can buy it HERE for $60.00.
Hurry though, there are only two I don't think they will last to long.. xX
Hurry though, there are only two I don't think they will last to long.. xX
Monday, 6 February 2012
The Craft Room
My craft room is looking rather dismal at the moment and I just can't seem to find the motivation to clean it up and make it an inspiring space for me to come up with new ideas. I was browsing the web for storage ideas and look at these AMAZING craft rooms that I stumbled across.... I am super duper jealous...... I'm off to get started, I will be posting some before and after shots later in the week xX
Saturday, 4 February 2012
The Perfect Home
Its Sunday morning and for once I have the day off work so I have been decorating and cleaning. I jumped on Google Images to give me some inspiration and found some beautiful homes on there. I don't really have a particular style. my house is a mix of bits of everything that I love, if I had to choose one style to decorate my home with though it would be beach meets country cottage. Whats your style? Do you have one or is your home just full of random pieces that you love like my self? Here are some photos that got me super inspired... Happy sunday, Kristen xX
Thursday, 2 February 2012
New Stock
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Just a little display case I designed and build for a buddy to display his TAE KWON DO belts .
I ask him about a design motive and the answer was ,oh what ever just make something .
Wanting to give it a little Asian flavour I made some square plugs for the screw holes and flared the walnut top which is removable and held in place with screws from the top to insert the glass panel ,keeping it very simple .
It's Unfinished birch and walnut which he gave me with a velvet cloth back on MDF .
-- Kiefer https://www.youtube.com/user/woodkiefer1/videos
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#1 posted 04-14-2013 09:47 PM
Nice case, Kiefer. That should do the trick!!..........Jim
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#2 posted 04-14-2013 10:28 PM
Good looking case Kiefer, I like the added Asian flavor!
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#3 posted 04-14-2013 10:55 PM
This will definitely hold and display those belts and awards nicely. Super nice build.
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#4 posted 04-14-2013 11:46 PM
Nice and has a simple elegamce to it.
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#5 posted 04-15-2013 03:41 AM
That's a nice design touch, Pine.
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#6 posted 04-15-2013 09:21 AM
Looks very good. I especially like the way you flared the top.
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#7 posted 04-15-2013 04:00 PM
Great design and construction, but I'm a little confused as to whether the belts are supposed to be hung from a rod at the top or stacked in the frame. Wish I had made something like this a long time ago, before my collection of belts got packed away and probably lost.
-- John C. -- "Firearms are second only to the Constitution in importance; they are the peoples' liberty's teeth." George Washington
#8 posted 04-17-2013 03:43 PM
Cool cabinet! Like the Asian look and the square plugs. Friend will be delighted to have that. Well done!
#9 posted 04-19-2013 04:14 PM
Thanks for taking a look and the nice and much appreciated comments ,it's always encouraging .
#10 posted 04-22-2013 02:54 AM
I love those woods together. Very classy and well executed project.
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Senate tax committee chairman: 'We want to leave Renaissance Zones alone'
BISMARCK — A bill that puts a sunset on Renaissance Zone income tax breaks was amended by a North Dakota Senate committee Friday, March 24, with its chairman saying they want to leave the program alone.
House Bill 1182, which narrowly passed the House last month, placed a Jan. 1 sunset on applying for the income tax breaks associated with Renaissance Zones. That program uses income tax and property tax incentives to encourage commercial and residential redevelopment.
Almost 60 North Dakota cities have Renaissance Zones.
Jim Gilmour, planning director for the city of Fargo, said the change would have made it harder to recruit businesses to the city's downtown. The city's mayor, Tim Mahoney, previously said the change would "cripple" downtown growth.
Fargo officials warned lawmakers last month that buildings were being constructed with the assumption the income tax breaks would be in place and would help attract tenants.
"It would have been bad to see the rug get pulled out from under them," Gilmour said.
Rep. Rick Becker, R-Bismarck, the bill's primary sponsor, previously told lawmakers the state has to make up for the revenue lost when individual cities give the income tax incentives.
The Senate Finance and Taxation Committee on Friday replaced the bill with requirements that a city notify the affected county and school district before granting a property tax incentive that lasts more than five years. If a county or school district declines to participate in the incentive, the bill allows the taxing authorities to negotiate.
The committee gave a unanimous "do pass" recommendation to the amended bill Friday.
"We want to leave Renaissance Zones alone," said Sen. Dwight Cook, R-Mandan, chairman of the Senate Finance and Taxation Committee.
As for the notification and negotiation proposal, Gilmour said Fargo has a good working relationship with the county and schools.
"We're already communicating with them on a regular basis," Gilmour said. "Sometimes cities don't like additional requirements, but when you're already doing it, it's hard to really object."


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Don't let these pictures fool you. They are what my memories of our trip to Yosemite are going to be. I really don't want to remember the struggle it was/has been lately with this dude.
I don't know if it's his age — he's 6 — or what, but he's been so difficult lately. It's not like the little kid stuff "don't touch that" "get down from there" or "stop jumping on the furniture!" Those are easy fixes, right? Just don't do it, it's that simple. But I'm pretty sure it's official, we're in the attitude stage.
You know the one when you call their name and their answer is "what?" in that "what do you want" kind of voice? Yes that. We've been hearing a lot of that lately. And you know what you guys? I don't have the slightest clue how to deal with it.
It's such a hard contrast too, because Eli, who is 3, is at such an easy stage. He's a fun, happy-go-lucky kind of kid. But he's still in a stage where the discipline is relatively easy. Not easy, but you know what I mean. Totally different than this attitude thing.
I sent him to bed early, I take things away, I don't let him speak to me disrespectfully. He doesn't get things when he has an attitude and it still isn't sinking in. He's so selfish, which I know we all naturally are, but trying to teach him to learn to think of others & their feelings is tough. It's like it doesn't click for him, he can't think outside of his little world.
So I'm gonna leave you with some fun pictures of our recent trip to Yosemite and if you have some, I hope you'll leave me some advice on what to do with a 6-year-old boy with attitude!
Beautiful isn't it? I love Yosemite.
So what do you do with your young kids that are coppin' and attitude with you? All suggestions welcome! 🙂


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I'm selling a new unused Bad Axe Toolworks Carcass saw. There is usually a 8-12 week wait time to get these saws, so this is a great opportunity to get one new without waiting. I ended up having to get another saw while I was waiting for this one to come in, my loss is your gain!
This saw retails for $280, I'm hoping to sell it for $230 + shipping but am open to offers. I'd like to settle the transaction through eBay, but will offer a discount off the eBay price to anyone coming from Lumberjocks.
Here are the details for the saw:
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We have two avid readers in our house so far, and the smaller ones are not far behind.
We took a break from the library mainly because our new dog chewed 4 of our books unbeknownst to us, and when they went through the check in process we were charged $60. WHAT???
Now instead of checking out more books than we can keep up with, we have pawned it down to 1 per child and 1 listening set as well.
Much more doable and easier to store on our shelf~
With 6 children needing one on one time with reading, I need all the help I can get.
Ways to Increase Reading Success (even when you can't sit with them):
1. Library Books~
Allow your child to choose ANY book he/she likes, and they are way more likely to pick it up and 'read'. Imagine Payne's surprise when he picked up his book this week, The Carrot Seed, and I casually mentioned he could probably read most of the words inside, then read most every word on his own to which he exclaimed, "I can read REAL books!" And that spurred Will to find it too, and he read it~
2. Limit Television~
My kids have very limited television time. It is not something we use to kill time. My favorite request is 'find something to do', and they are very good at it! The photos above were taken after school or through the afternoon when they choose reading as they're 'something' to do.
3. Reading (Listening) in Many Different Ways~
You can see above we have DVD players, CD players, and tape players they can use for listening to stories. Remember me saying if they can work an iPhone, they can work household appliances? Same goes for the players I listed. We have lots of books on tape from when I taught school, and we love Audible and Librivox. Having the choices in baskets out where they can see is important too!
4. Allow Books anytime especially at Rest Time and Bedtime~
We have three book shelves full of books under their desks and one in each of the bedrooms. It is always okay to pick a stack of books for rest time, AND never a complaint for bedtime if they are allowed to take a stack to read while they wait for their tuck in. Works like a charm!!!!!
5. Read in Front of Them~
Scott and I make it a habit to read aloud to them after baths each night as well as being seen reading around them. I really prefer real books but if I do read digitally, I read on a Kindle and not iPad… just sets a better example as real reading and not surfing the web. 🙂
We are finding since the kids have begun memorizing scripture for Awana, they are realizing the wonder of reading. It is finally clicking that every word spoken can be written and therefore read. This has especially been true for the boys, and we couldn't be happier for them!