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While the world watched the uprising in Ukraine during the winter of 2013-14 as an episode in geopolitics, the author contends, those in that country lived the revolution as an existential transformation: the blurring of night and day, the loss of a sense of time, the sudden disappearance of fear, the imperative to make choices.
In this book, Marci Shore evokes the human face of the Ukrainian Revolution. Grounded in the true stories of activists and soldiers, parents and children, Shore blends a narrative of choices with a historian's reflections on what revolution is and what it means. She sets her portraits of individual revolutionaries against the past as they understand it — and the future as they hope to make it. In so doing, she strives to provide a lesson about human solidarity in a world where the boundary between reality and fiction is ever more effaced.
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Igor's Story
When in 2014, Igor migrated to France, his family in Ukraine supported his great expectations. He would probably find work in the area and be able…Read more
Caritas International by region
Caritas International by theme
About 20 minutes outside of Brussels, exit 8 on the E411, a very small street very recently macadamized leads us to the site of Logis de Louvranges, a real haven of peace. A pretty brick building, this former convent was completely rehabilitated 5 years ago, into a reception center for women and children in the process of obtaining asylum. Meeting with one of the residents.
On the premises, Nathalie Braun, project manager, welcomes us. With her benevolent smile, she knows every resident of the twenty individual dwellings. Today she presents us Solange: of Congolese origin, this mother of two young children arrived here last February after passing through the open center of Holsbeek and a Caritas housing in Ostend.
Her youngest son asleep on his knees, Solange tells us his journey with disarming serenity: "In Congo, I had many problems, that's why I came here. I underwent an early marriage. At 10, I was forced to marry a man who abused me. "After having attempted to escape, she was threatened by her family.
Orphaned, she had no family to which to turn and eventually fled to Belgium. "Once I arrived, I found myself at the Foreigners' Office. That's how I was brought to the open center of Holsbeek. They put me in touch with Caritas International, "says Solange.
Despite a refusal to her first asylum claim, Solange nevertheless remains relatively confident to continue her life, here in Belgium. "I do not want to go back to Congo. There's nothing for me out there, no family, no work. My lawyer is working on the situation. I await my status with great impatience. We need security and reassurance. "
She looks forward to the future: Solange will return to live in Ostend, she liked the city, its life, its shops and especially, she sees there many opportunities for hiring, especially as a maid.
Solange is very happy, here at the Logis "the house is clean, the children go to school, and they are cared for if they fall ill," however, she is also eager to move on to another stage, with papers, a job and a life of her own.
When in 2014, Igor migrated to France, his family in Ukraine supported his great expectations. He would probably find work in the area and be able…Read more
When I met Aws for the first time, I asked him how long he has been in Belgium. He answered me: "It's been 7 years,…Read more
In the Liège region, three property owners of camping sites in the countryside agreed to accept refugees as tenants. At the three sites, more than…Read more
In the city of Artashat, we meet Naira, her husband Aram, and their daughter Elan. Naira and Elan chose voluntary return after Aram was forcibly…Read more
With a gentle face and quiet look, Majed is a touching man. This 63-year-old husband and father is Iraqi and left Baghdad because he and…Read more
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I think sk is not that good as he once used to be.
Witha. Lot of scatter heroes around and tanks etc. Sk dies easily. I have an evo sk, but never find him soloibg stuff, killing 3 heroes by himself, staying alive for very long etc. Like once he used to be. He has clearly been repkaced now. I also dont see him a lit in gw nowadays
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I think sk is not that good as he once used to be.
Mine is doing fine in GW and FF ... but mine is fully pimped. Aka devo and max inscript etc.
Not to mention I still see and use him in Arena so not sure what you are talking about.
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Do u hav revite on him or
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Is mechtessa better?
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Nope scatter and Deadly strike crest
Obviously he's not as good as he used to be. Older hero's are always getting out dated by the new ones. That doesn't mean he's a bad hero though. He can be useful in just about any game mode you can think of, but is also easily replaced.
It's evo that's outdated far more than SK. The game has long since moved on to devo and very high skill levels. And now destiny and augments/traits and pets have made the average hero even tougher.
All that said, yeah, though he is still good on a LBF team, he's getting outdated. His two best talents have been scatter and corrode, but new heroes are coming out that are immune, at least temporarily if not always, to energy effects. And there are now two heroes that are a big threat to him -- first it was grimfiend, but now also gunslinger. Meanwhile, Walla's proc can reduce his healing, and so can the Malaise augment.
That's a lot working against him. It doesn't mean he can't thrive. But he used to be crucial. Which is a big difference.
you can say he's outdated by just using him at single evo. except anubis and gs i'd say most heroes are very far cry from their reputation as op heroes.
And except Walla, Skeletica, Dove Keeper.. These heroes will be really good for the next 1-2 years, it seems.
We need a super scatter hero, better than Rockno and Phantom King combined. Like SK was magnitudes of order better than Ninja and Paladin combined.
Any hero which has not been nerfed is as good as he used to be, by definition. One can argue that there are better heroes released since then, but they don't change anything about SK.
Name: Rusty (Rustyx in game)
Might: ~300k
Guild title: resident wisenheimer.
Line ID: Rustytroll (big shock there, eh?)
I keep using him on Guild Wars, Fortress Feud, Lost Battlefield.
Try to devo him. I think SK is still capable to do a great job.
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WeGamers: Saouri
not as powerful as it used to, especially since the introduction of GF, still it is very useful in most of the game mode
SK's weakness was always that he only ever attacks one thing, it's why Corrode can make him more interesting. Heroes like GS, Aries, Walla, GF are hard on him, too. But in the right environment, he's still a brilliant hero. One template that I've found very annoying in LBF is a fully pimped SK with 8/8 LD. He's usually the last one standing & easily outlasts my Anubis.


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Staind Live From Mohegan Sun CD out July 10th http://amzn.to/OlWqgu, DVD & Blu-Ray Out August 14th http://amzn.to/MTKefY. New Self Titled Album Available Now! http://atlr.ec/qGQ3Gd …Continue
so i was trying to get my ticket to the uproar festival in houston tx. i wanted to get the v.i.p. so that i can finaly meet staind after seeing them live 5 times. but only to find out they don't have v.i.p. for staind or anyone else except for shinedown doe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! now shinedowns badass but there not worth that kind of money like staind!!!!!!!!!! after all staind is my fav band in the world end of story.
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First off i been a die hard Staind fan for many years.....so im familiar with the hard music and Break the Cycle. Honestly i feel like they are being discredited if you rip on their new album. I feel its top notch....and yeah because you watched the documentary and know they were in a crunch to finish recording you say its not up to par? In my opinion they rocked out hard...."Failing" however is my favorite.
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We forgot our tickets and left them at the motel, so Vivian went to retrieve them. Meanwhile, Tammy and I hit the bar across the street. I was pretty wasted by the time we got there. Halestorm was awesome, the lead singer is one bad ass bitch. Then, STAIND came out and I was pissed off because in no way shape or form did Godsmack deserve to be the last band. When they started crowd surfing, I didn't care for it because it was blocking my view, which was bad enough because I am only 5'4".…Continue
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This is the blog website for the Part C networks course at University of Oxford.
Thursday, 27 February 2014
Lecture Notes Posted for Chapter 7 (Partial)
I have posted the first 19 and change (a bit onto p. 20) pages of lecture notes for Chapter 7, which concerns dynamical systems on networks and which we will take all of week 7 and a large chunk (and maybe even all) of week 8 to cover. The material posted gets into some of what will be in week 8, so I remain on schedule as concerns posting notes.
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Hi everyone. My name is Alejandra Hidalgo and I am 27 years woman from Valencia, Spain. I studied Audiovisual Communication at the University of Castellon.
This EVS adventure started after graduation when I wanted to find work. However, it was not easy. In some cases I lacked experience and in others I did not have the skills they need, such as knowing languages.
While I was looking for a job a friend told me about European Volunteering. I started reading about the program and it seemed very interesting to me. Especially because it was a way of acquiring new skills, both personally and professionally. You can gain hope and above all learn a new language and get to know a culture.
Searching the Internet I saw some CESIE projects, including an EVS program focused on communication. I immediately sent my CV and I really have to say it was the best decision I ever made.
I have been working in the Visibility and Communication Department for three months and I have learned not just the Italian language, but also technical skills in graphic design, photography, editing and video editing.
The work environment is one of the strengths of this EVS program, as it is a young environment where you work with innovative and current ideas. But above all, it's an international environment, where there are so many people from all over the world. Here I have been able to improve my communicative skills in English and Italian, and I have also learned some words in other languages.
Constant group work also allows me to absorb all the different aspects of the job, from graphic design to web design and community management. You learn everything here and it's an enriching, positive and stimulating atmosphere . Everyday I try to give the best of me, although I like to learn from my mistakes as well.
On the other hand, living together is definitely another great aspect of this experience. I live with five girls, each of them from a different country, so there are so many things that you can experience and learn from this experience that I can not explain in one sheet.
Palermo is also a city that welcomes you from the first day, the weather, the people and, of course, its beautiful beaches.
I'm sure that at the end of these nine months at CESIE, I will have learned a lot and I will be very confident when I start looking for a job.
By for now I promise to take advantage of the best experience and generate all the positive impact I can!
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Gary Dunaier, famously known as the "Thumbs Down Guy," couldn't be any happier that Todd Frazier has signed with the Mets.
Dunaier's thumbs down to a home run that Frazier hit during a Yankees-Rays game at Citi Field last year became the iconic gesture for the Yankees the rest of the season thanks to the third baseman. But, after signing a two-year, $17 million deal to switch boroughs, Dunaier hopes that Frazier's leadership can spark something in the Mets' clubhouse.
"As a Mets season ticket holder, it is my sincere hope that Todd Frazier can help inspire his new teammates in the clubhouse, and do his part on the field, to help the Mets reach the World Series and earn manager Mickey Callaway a return trip to Cleveland as the manager of the National League All-Stars in 2019," Dunaier told NY Daily News in an e-mail.
At least one Mets player is embracing the "Thumbs Down" movement, as RHP Noah Syndergaard tweeted to his account a thumbs down emoji after learning of Frazier's signing.
👎- Noah Syndergaard (@Noahsyndergaard) February 6, 2018
Dunaier and Frazier met each other during an autograph signing a few weeks back.
"It was great," Dunaier said of the meeting. "We chatted for a little, talked about the fate of everything and how it all worked out."
The 54-year-old Dunaier is hoping Frazier's signing with his favorite team works out as well.
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Fassi Joins Razorbacks Early
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Maria Fassi becomes the third star from Mexico to join the Razorbacks after signing in November 2015. She finished high school early and joins the team for the second semester in January 2016.
Following on the heels of the recent success of seniors Gabriela Lopez and Regina Plasenica, Fassi also advanced through qualifying to play in the U.S. Women's Open last summer. She finished as a runner-up in the South American Women's Amateur and was the top-ranked female amateur in Mexico, according to the Mexican Golf Federation. Fassi won the Mexican Amateur in 2015 and recently in 2016, playing with several of her Razorback teammates. Other major events Fassi took part in prior to joining the Razorbacks include three appearances at the U.S. Girls Junior Championship (2012, 2013, 2015), two trips to the U.S. Women's Amateur (2013, 2015) and the Spirit International (2015) winning the event.
"Convincing Maria to become a Razorback would not have been possible with the help of Gaby Lopez," Arkansas head coach Shauna Estes-Taylor said. "They have been friends for quite some time and the great experience Gaby had as a student-athlete at The University of Arkansas definitely proved helpful in the recruiting process with Maria. I have watched Maria compete and play over the past few years and she possesses many of the intangibles that you just can't teach. She has had many great competitive experiences across the world and when you couple that with her great length you have a recipe for success. Maria is a special athlete and I know she will leave her mark on program moving forward."
Fassi hails from Pacuca, Hidalgo, Mexico and was born March 25, 1998. She is the daughter of Andres Fassi and Tabiana and attended UFD High School. She as two older brothers, Sebastian and Juan Pablo, and a younger brother, Fronco.
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Skylight is a great service for monitoring and profiling Rails applications (we're using it in several of our projects). Recently they published a blog post about upgrading their application to Rails 5. Reading this post I stumbled about one particular detail that puzzled me. Here's the story:
One of the errors they faced during the upgrade was caused by this code (slightly simplified):
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class CustomersController < BlingBling::ApplicationController rescue_from ::Stripe::CardError, with: :invalid_card, only: [:update, :update_card] def show # stuff end def update # other stuff end def update_card # yet moar stuff end private def invalid_card render_errors card: "is invalid" end end
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ArgumentError: unknown keyword: only. It looks like Rails 5 no longer supports this particular option for
#rescue_from. A quick glance at the documention seems to confirm this: No mention of
only: (and none of
except: either, eventhough they are always used together).
So the team at Skylight decided to work around this now missing option. It just takes a few additional lines of code:
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class CustomersController < BlingBling::ApplicationController def show # stuff end def update handle_invalid_card { # other stuff } end def update_card handle_invalid_card { # yet more stuff } end private def handle_invalid_card begin yield rescue ::Stripe::CardError => error render_errors card: "is invalid" end end end
Problem solved! Except for … that it's not. In fact, this change introduces a bug. The updated coded behaves differently than the original code. To understand why, we need to dig in deeper.
Let's Dig
First we take a look at the documentation entry for
#rescue_from in the previous Rails version (4.2):
Rescue exceptions raised in controller actions.
rescue_fromreceives a series of exception classes or class names, and a trailing
:withoption with the name of a method or a Proc object to be called to handle them. Alternatively a block can be given. […]
Hmm, no mention of
:only or
:except here either, that's strange. Maybe they had been deprecated? Let's take a look at the source:
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def rescue_from(*klasses, &block) options = klasses.extract_options! unless options.has_key?(:with) if block_given? options[:with] = block else raise ArgumentError, "Need a handler. Supply an options hash that has a :with key as the last argument." end end klasses.each do |klass| key = if klass.is_a?(Class) && klass <= Exception klass.name elsif klass.is_a?(String) klass else raise ArgumentError, "#{klass} is neither an Exception nor a String" end # put the new handler at the end because the list is read in reverse self.rescue_handlers += [[key, options[:with]]] end end
No, nothing: Even in Rails 4.2,
#rescue_from does not support the
:only or
:except options. But it doesn't complain about them either. They are just silently ignored.
The Root of the Bug
To repeat: In Rails 4.2, using
:only or
:except together with
#rescue_from has no effect whatsoever.
And that's why the upgrade introduced a bug: In the original version of the code, eventhough it suggested otherwise, the
#rescue_from clause affected all controller actions. After the upgrade, the clause now affects some actions only.
Of course this bug is not severe, and it may not be a problem at all. But it's an unintended change of behaviour nonetheless. If at all possible, do not introduce behavioural changes when upgrading your code.
(Fun fact: One could argue that the original code already had a bug – the
#rescue_from should not have affected all actions –, and that by introducing another bug while incorrectly replicating the original behaviour this has now been fixed. Unintentional bugfixing ftw.)
Here's what happened in a nutshell:
- While upgrading the framework, a piece of code stopped working.
- The failing code was analysed to understand its behaviour.
- A workaround was introduced, implementing the very same behaviour in a way compatible with the framework's new version.
So far, so good. However:
- The analysis of the original code was incomplete.
- Thus the workaround was implemented based on a wrong understanding of the original behaviour.
- Consequently, the workaround now behaves differently than the original code.
How to not Introduce Behavioural Changes Inadvertently
Not introducing unintended behavioural changes requires you to to completely understand the current behaviour. In some cases (like in this example), code may behave differently from what it looks like at first glance. To develop a thorough understanding you need to dig in deep.
And: Don't be afraid to look at the source code of frameworks and libraries. It helps. Documentation may be incomplete our outdated, but the source code never is.
Post Scriptum: Option Hashes vs. Keyword Arguments
Are you wondering why the original code started to fail in Rails 5? Let's dig into this, too. Here is the definition and first line of
#rescue_from in Rails 4.2:
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# Rails 4.2 def rescue_from(*klasses, &block) options = klasses.extract_options! # … end
The method uses an array/hash argument: It accepts any number of arguments and stores it as an array in
klasses (let's ignore the
&block argument for now):
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rescue_from(Foo) # => klasses is [Foo] rescue_from(Foo, :bar) # => klasses is [Foo, :bar] rescue_from() # => klasses is []
But what happens when we call the method like this:
rescue_from(Foo, with: bar)? Well, there's this particular nice syntactic feature in Ruby:
The array argument will capture a Hash as the last entry if a hash was sent by the caller after all positional arguments.
Some examples to clarify:
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rescue_from(Foo, with: :bar) # => klasses is [Foo, {with: :bar}] rescue_from(Foo, :bar, with: :baz, and: 123) # => klasses is [Foo, :bar, {with: baz, and: 123}] rescue_from(with: :bar) # => klasses is [{with: :bar}]
If the last argument looks like a hash, is is treated as such and added to the end of the array. The method then uses
#extract_options! (documentation) to extract this hash from the array. This is a commonly used idiom in Ruby.
However, in Ruby 2.0 keyword arguments were introduced. And
#rescue_from has been updated accordingly in Rails 5:
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# Rails 5 (note the explicit keyword argument `with:`) def rescue_from(*klasses, with: nil, &block) # … end
With the introduction of keyword arguments, the behaviour of array/hash arguments changed in one important way (emphasis mine):
The array argument will capture a Hash as the last entry if a hash was sent by the caller after all positional arguments. However, this only occurs if the method does not declare any keyword arguments.
So because in Rails 5
#rescue_from does declare
with: as keyword argument, it is no longer possible to call the method with any other hash-like/keyword arguments:
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rescue_from(Foo, with: :bar) # => klasses is [Foo], with is :bar rescue_from(Foo, with: :baz, and: 123) # => ArgumentError: unknown keyword: and
And that's why the original line of code started to fail in Rails 5:
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rescue_from ::Stripe::CardError, with: :invalid_card, only: [:update, :update_card] # => ArgumentError: unknown keyword: only
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Villegas smokes Honda field
Associated Press
PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. Ashes fell from the sky, smoke filled the air and a thick haze hovered over PGA National.
Some might have found breathing difficult at the Honda Classic.
Camilo Villegas wasn't among them.
Once threatening to run away after a sizzling start, Villegas came back to the pack on his back nine and wound up rallying to take a three-shot lead over Nathan Green and Vijay Singh after three rounds. Villegas is at 11-under 199, so even after making three bogeys in a five-hole stretch in what became a round of 67, he'll be the one to catch today.
"I'm sleeping in my own bed this week, which is always nice," said Villegas, one of many tour players who call South Florida home. "I've been nice and relaxed. So we'll show up tomorrow the same way and try to play some good golf."
Green (67) and Singh (69) are at 8 under, while George McNeill (66) and Matt Every (69) were tied for fourth at 6 under. Anthony Kim, who shared the 36-hole lead with Villegas, shot 73 and wound up six shots back entering the final round, tied with Michael Connell (69).
It's not over, Villegas quickly pointed out.
"Golf tournaments are four days," Villegas said. "So with that said, you've got to put four good rounds together and see what happens at the end."
A planned fire in Jonathan Dickinson State Park, about 14 miles north of PGA National Resort and Spa, made an already tough course even tougher, sending thick plumes of smoke, ash and haze down directly toward the course. Play wasn't halted, though the day was clearly affected.
Toshiba Classic: Fred Couples moved into position for his second straight Champions Tour victory, shooting a 7-under 64 yesterday to take a two-stroke lead in the Toshiba Classic at Newport Beach, Calf.
Couples, making his third start on the 50-and-over tour, had a 12-under 130 total on the Newport Beach Country Club course. He won the ACE Group Classic on Feb. 14 in Florida. Last week, Couples tied for 14th in the PGA Tour's Phoenix Open.
Tom Lehman (65) and Taiwan's Chien Soon Lu (67) were tied for second.
Australian Ladies Masters: Six-time champion Karrie Webb birdied the final hole for an 8-under 64 for a 15-under 201 total and a one-stroke lead in the Australian Ladies Masters at Gold Coast. South Korea's Lee Bo-mee (63) and defending champion Katherine Hull (65) were at 202.


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Volleyball Heads Home For Pair Of Pac-10 Matches
Nov. 6, 2001
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Last Week:
11/2 at # 5 USC* L, 0-3
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This Week:
11/9 Arizona* (FOX) 7:00 PM
11/10 Arizona State* 7:00 PM
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11/16 Washington St.* (FOX NW) 7:00 PM
The Home Stretch: After dropping a pair of matches in its final Pac-10 road trip of the year, the Washington volleyball team returns home for three straight conference matches.
The Huskies play host to fourth-ranked Arizona, a team which has won its last eight matches, and Arizona State at Bank of America Arena this weekend.
See Us On TV: If you're looking to see a Husky home match without leaving your home, Fox Sports and the Pac-10 have made it all possible. Washington's match with Arizona on Friday, Nov. 9, in Seattle will be televised by Fox Sports Net (national) on a tape-delay basis. The team's Nov. 16 meeting with Washington State also will be televised by Fox Sports Northwest.
Fox Sports Net will televise eight other Pac-10 women's volleyball matches in 2001, all of which are scheduled to air on Saturday mornings at 10 a.m. from Sept. 22-Nov. 17.
In The Books: With their UW careers coming to a close, all three seniors, Britni Churnside (Eugene, Ore.), Allison Richardson (Hemet, Calif.) and Lisa Underhill (Vista, Calif.) have entered the Husky record books in at least two categories.
Richardson made her way into the ranks in both categories last weekend, as her 85 career aces and 2,489 career attempts both rank 10th all-time. In addition, Richardson is now just 49 kills short of reaching the 1,000-kill plateau. Should she reach the milestone mark, the senior co-captain will become just the ninth Husky to do so and the second this season, joining Underhill. Richardson also is just one kill short of reaching the top 10 in career kills, behind Genne Terry, who had 952 kills from (1982-86).
Churnside, who already is sixth in career assists with 1,904, tallied 24 digs last weekend to leap frog from 11th to 8th in career digs with 805. Underhill appears in the most categories of any of this year's seniors, ranking eighth in kills (1,072), second in hitting percentage (.297) and third in both block assists (357) and total blocks (401).
1. 1,676 Angela Bransom (1993-96)
2. 1,580 Laurie Wetzel (1985-88)
3. 1,305 Dragana Djordjevic (1991-95)
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9. 993 Kayley Grim (1986-89)
10. 952 Genne Terry (1982-86)
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20-20: For the third time this season, two Husky players recorded 20 kills or more in a match, as Allison Richardson posted a career-best 28 kills and junior Paige Benjamin (Redmond, Wash.) had a season-high 20 kills in the team's five-game battle with UCLA. Richardson has also combined with another teammate, Lisa Underhill, to reach the 20-kill plateau on the same night, versus both Oregon State (Oct. 26) and Stanford (Sept. 21).
A year ago, two UW players reached the 20-kill mark in the same match only once, when Richardson had 24 kills and Benjamin tallied 21 versus Stanford on November 2.
Allison Again: With another outstanding performance versus UCLA, senior Allison Richardson continues to impress.
Richardson had a career-best 28 kills in the team's five-game loss to UCLA, the most by a Washington player since former standout Kristina Laffling also tallied 28 versus Wisconsin in 1999. The 28 kills also are the second-most by a player in the Pac-10 this season, trailing only UCLA All American Kristee Porter (30) and tying Stanford All-American Logan Tom (28).
For the season, the team co-captain has a team-best 12 double-doubles, while leading the Huskies in kills in 14 of 24 matches.
Injury Report: The Huskies will once again be without the services of outside hitter Vanessa Gilliam (Fairfield, Calif.) this weekend. Gilliam, who is doubtful for the rest of the 2001 season, broke her left hand while blocking in the team's match at Stanford, October 19.
Prior to her injury, Gilliam had played in all but one of the team's matches, starting 14 times. The 6-2 freshman averaged 2.41 kills per game and 1.34 digs per game, while playing an integral role in the team's starting rotation.
With the injury, the Huskies are down to just 11 players on their active roster. UW freshman Patricia DeCiman (Regina, Saskatchewan) and sophomore Egan Metcalf (Kenmore, Wash.) are both red-shirting the season. Red-shirt freshman Alexis McDonald (Long Beach, Calif.), meanwhile, had been injured for most of the year, before suiting up two weeks ago.
Within The Ranks: Three Washington players once again rank within the top 10 of several categories in the conference's most recent leader charts. Junior setter Gretchen Maurer's (San Clemente, Calif.) 12.53 assists per game is third-best in the Pac-10, while senior Lisa Underhill is fifth in hitting percentage (.362) and sixth in blocks per game (1.17). Senior Allison Richardson appears in three categories, including kills (third), digs (seventh) and points (third).
The points category is a new feature which came about this season as a result of the rally-only scoring format. Points are calculated by adding player kills, aces, block solos and half of their block assists.
Pac-10 Power: Of Washington's 13 losses this season, eight have come against teams currently ranked in the top 25, while four others have been versus teams that have received votes in the national poll sometime this season.
For the fifth straight week, the Pac-10 has four schools ranked in the top 11 including No. 3 Stanford, No. 4 Arizona, No. 5 USC and No. 11 UCLA. The Pac-10's four ranked teams are rivaled only by the Big Ten and Big 12 Conference, which each have four schools in the top 25.
Scouting Arizona: After dropping its only three matches of the season to UCLA, USC and Stanford, fourth-ranked Arizona will bring a eight-match win streak to Bank of America Arena Friday. Included in that streak is a close five-game win over the Huskies back on October 13.
Under head coach David Rubio, juniors Shannon Torregrosa (4.05 k/g) and Lisa Rutledge (4.39 k/g) have been the team's most potent offensive weapons, while 2000 Pac-10 Player of the Year setter Dana Burkholder averages 12.08 assists per game. Stefani Saragrosa averages over a block a game for the Wildcats, who advanced to the NCAA Elite Eight a year ago.
Washington, which last beat Arizona in 1997, trails in the all-time series between the two schools with 13 victories in the 34 meetings.
Scouting Arizona State: With the loss of three starters from last year's squad, including All-American Amanda Burbridge, Arizona State has struggled so far this season, going 7-13 overall and 2-10 in Pac-10 play.
Under 13th-year head coach Patti Snyder-Park, the Sun Devils are led by senior Jami Coughlin, who averages 3.75 kills per game and a conference-best 3.80 digs per game. Two other players also average over 2.75 kills a game, while sophomore setter Cheryl Anglin runs the offense with 11.11 assists per game.
The Huskies own the series lead between the two schools at 19-16, with the UW victory on October 12, breaking a four-match losing skid to the Sun Devils.
Connections-Connections: Washington freshman outside hitter Kaitlin Leck and Arizona freshman Kellie Burton both played for the Sierra Nevada Volleyball Club.
Upcoming: The Huskies play host to in-state rival Washington State, Nov. 16, for the team's final home match of the season. The UW and the class of 2001, seniors Britni Churnside, Allison Richardson and Lisa Underhill, will look to break the Cougars' five-match winning streak.
A New Coach: Jim McLaughlin, head coach at Kansas State University for the past four seasons, was named head women's volleyball coach at the University of Washington on August 1, 2001. McLaughlin, who became the seventh head coach in school history, replaces former head coach Bill Neville, who announced his retirement on July 17, after 10 years at Washington.
McLaughlin spent the last four seasons building the Kansas State women's volleyball program into a national power, compiling an 82-43 record and taking the Wildcats to four consecutive NCAA tournament appearances. Last season, McLaughlin led Kansas State to a 22-9 record, a program-best No. 16 national ranking and its first-ever trip to the NCAA Sweet 16.
Prior to a one-year stint as an assistant at Notre Dame in 1996, McLaughlin was the men's head coach at the University of Southern California for seven seasons, leading the Trojans to the NCAA title in 1990 (his first season as head coach) and a runner-up finish a year later.
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Grand Ole Opry member Ernie Ashworth died on March 2, 2009. He is best know for his hit recording "Talk Back Trembling Lips" in 1963.
Ashworth was born in 1928 in Alabama and started his career in the 1950s as "Billy Worth". In the sixties, he managed to get a recording contract with Decca's subsidiary Hickory and had his biggest hits there, like "The DJ Cried", "Everybody But Me", "I Love To Dance With Annie" and "Talk Back Trembling Lips". He joined the Opry in 1964 and remained a regular until his death. He was inducted into the Alabama Music Hall of Fame in 1992.
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1. This appeal arises in execution of a darkhast to recover a certain amount by the appellant who is the Collector of Broach and Panch Mahals against the respondent. The latter had been convicted on January 12, 1929, of the offence of cheating and sentenced to three years' rigorous imprisonment with a fine of Rs. 15,000, and rigorous imprisonment for nine months in default of payment of fine. On May 10 of that year a letter was sent by the Sessions Judge to the Collector under Section 386(2) (b) of the Criminal Procedure Code authorising him to realise the amount of the fine by execution according to civil process against the immoveable property of the defaulter. This letter was sent because the opponent had not paid the amount of fine although he subsequently suffered the period of imprisonment in default of payment of the fine.
2. Two darkhasts were filed by the Collector in 1929 and 1930 to realise the amount of the fine and a sum of Rs. 4,227 was realised in execution. The third darkhast was filed in 1933 and the undivided interest of the opponent in certain immoveable property was ordered to be sold. The sale took place on June 19, 1935, but as there were no bidders the property was not sold and the darkhast was therefore disposed of. Thereafter on February 8, 1938, the present darkhast was filed to recover the balance of the fine out of the interest of the opponent in certain immoveable property.
3. The opponent contended in the course of that darkhast that as he had suffered rigorous imprisonment in default of payment of the fine, his property was no longer liable to the payment of the fine. His second contention was that under Section 70 of the Indian Penal Code the fine imposed upon him should have been recovered only within six years from the date of the sentence, and the present darkhast, which was filed in February, 1938, after the period of six years was over, was therefore time-barred.
4. The learned First Class Subordinate Judge rightly held on the first point that the claim of the darkhastdar was legal even if the opponent had undergone imprisonment in default of payment of the fine. That is clear from the provisions of the Indian Penal Code.
5. On the second point the learned Judge was of the opinion that under the provisions of Section 386(3) of the Criminal Procedure Code the warrant issued by the Collector did not become a decree of a civil Court for all purposes and that the provisions of Section 70 of the Indian Penal Code were not affected by Section 386(3) of the Criminal Procedure Code, which was added for the first time in 1923. He therefore held that the darkhast was time-barred and accordingly dismissed it.
6. This appeal is presented against that order, and it is contended on behalf of the Collector that Section 70 of the Indian Penal Code is controlled by the provisions of Section 386, Sub-sections (7) (b) and (3), of the Criminal Procedure Code. Now it is clear that under Section 70 the fine, or any part thereof which may remain unpaid, may be levied at any time within six years after the passing of the sentence. This means that the fine could not be levied after the period of six years is over except in the circumstances mentioned in that section i.e. where the person is imprisoned for a longer period than six years. Under Section 386, Criminal Procedure Code, as it stood before the amendment of 1923, whenever an offender was sentenced to pay a fine, the Court passing the sentence may issue a warrant for the levy of the amount by distress and sale of any moveable property belonging to the offender. By the amendment the power to issue a warrant has been given to the criminal Court so as to proceed against the moveable as well as the immoveable property of the defaulter. It is provided therein that the Court might issue a warrant for the levy of the amount by attachment and sale of any moveablei property belonging to the offender and it may also issue a warrant to the Collector authorising him to realise the amount by execution according to civil process against the moveable or immoveable property, or both, of the defaulter. Then Sub-section (3) provides that where the Court issues a warrant to the Collector under Sub-section (1), Clause (b), such warrant shall be deemed to be a decree, and the Collector to be the decree-holder, within the meaning of the Code of Civil Procedure, and the nearest civil Court by which any decree for a like amount could be executed shall, for the purposes of the said Code, be deemed to be the Court which passed the decree. It is lastly provided that all the provisions of that Code as to execution of decrees shall apply accordingly.
7. Relying on this new provision it is contended by the learned Government Pleader that all provisions relating to execution in the Civil Procedure could be applied to this warrant, which is to be regarded as a decree of a civil Court, and that Section 48 of the Civil Procedure Code would therefore apply to such a warrant. Under that section where an application to execute a decree not being a decree granting an injunction has been made, no order for the execution of the same decree shall be made upon any fresh application presented after the expiration of twelve years from certain dates mentioned therein. Now in the first place it is important to realise that Section 70 of the Indian Penal Code is substantive law as to the payment of fine while Section 386 of the Criminal Procedure Code relates to the procedure of its recovery. It is true that in certain matters such as the prevention of offences and maintenance of wives and children the Criminal Procedure Code provides for certain substantive rules, but it is quite clear that Section 386 deals only with procedure of levying the fine imposed under the substantive law of crimes. It is a general rule relating to the construction of statutes that in absence of an express provision, an adjective law cannot control the provisions of substantive law. It must be presumed that the legislature had the provisions of Section 70 of the Indian Penal Code in mind at the time when this new provision was introduced for the first time in 1923, and if no change was made in that section, it must be for the reason that the warrant issued under Section 386(1)(b) of the Criminal Procedure Code was to be deemed to be a decree for certain purposes only and not for all purposes. For the purpose of limitation, therefore, the substantive law contained in Section 70 was not to be affected.
8. The warrant which was to be deemed to be a decree was to be executed according to the mode laid down in the Civil Procedure. That is the only effect of Sub-section (3). But the learned Government Pleader says that under that subsection all the provisions of that Code as to execution shall apply, and that would include the application of Section 48 of the Civil Procedure Code. But that section only says that no order for the execution of the same decree shall be made upon any fresh application presented after the expiration of twelve years from certain dates. It does not prescribe any period of limitation for taking out execution. That is provided for in the Indian Limitation Act, and, if it was the intention of the legislature that the provisions of the Indian Limitation Act were to apply, it would have expressly stated that the warrant, which was deemed to be a decree, was to be governed for the purpose of execution by the Indian Limitation Act. But the fact that it does not say so, and the further fact that there has been no amendment or alteration in Section 70 of the Indian Penal Code, mean that so far as limitation i.e. the period during which the fine was to be realised was concerned, it did not contemplate any change. All that it intended to do was that over and above the moveable property of the offender the irnmoveable property could also be proceeded with by means of execution of the warrant which was to be treated for that purpose as if it were a decree, but the levy of the fine as against moveable as well as immoveable property was subject to the control of the provisions of Section 70, viz., that it was to be levied within the period of six years. We think, therefore, the lower Court was right in holding that the darkhast which was presented after the period of six years from the date of the sentence is barred under Section 70 of the Indian Penal Code.
9. The order of the lower Court is therefore confirmed and the appeal is dismissed with costs.


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Windows 7 is now broadly available to the public, and to celebrate this launch Microsoft Hardware is offering deals on some of its innovative products that help make everyday tasks faster and easier with the new operating system. Consumers all over the world are celebrating the availability of Windows 7 by hosting their own launch parties from Oct. 22 through today, and party hosts have been able to receive virtual coupon books to share with their guests, which are filled with exciting offers on several products. These offers are now available to people who didn't host a party so everyone has the opportunity to take advantage of the deals.
Deals from Microsoft Hardware include discounts on the latest products, including LifeCam Cinema, Wireless Laser Desktop 6000 and Explorer Mini Mouse. Information on these hardware deals can be found at http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/windows7/promos/launch-party.


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Wednesday, February 29
12 Months, 12 Lessons And A Year Old Marriage
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Beautiful...I dont (yet) qualify the conditions you put at the beginning of the post..yet i would say. this was 1 lovely -straight from the heart post - Hope Savita has read it too.ReplyDelete
May u churn up many more lovely posts, as your bond gets strengthened with each passing year.Replies
thanks Viyoma for dropping by..Delete
hey, even am not sure why i wrote such a post but felt like writing it. it may be too personal to publish here but i was just not able to control myself :P
sincerely i read the P;S part and stopped there itself...ReplyDelete
will take a visit to this post after some years :D :DReplies
yes Dee will talk about this after few years :DDelete
just got one thing to say- your wife must be proud of you and so happy!ReplyDeleteReplies
yes she certainly is Raphael :-)Delete
beautiful sir ji, lovely thoughts on the whole year and heres wishing that every year goes in happiness always and wishing you many many manyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy years of happy married life ..ReplyDelete
thank you Veer ji for such a lovely comment and the blessings !Delete
You have got your life lessons intact.Will only make things easier! :-PReplyDelete
How i wish every guy reads this!
My world, my thoughts, my musings...Replies
am trying my level best to share this among all the married guys i know :PDelete
thanks for dropping by Upasana !
- debajyotiMarch 2, 2012 at 8:38 PM
u r quite a matured person :D. lovely post as usual. yes everyday is a celebration.ReplyDeleteReplies
thank you Deb for the appreciation and for liking the post.Delete
marriage did bring some maturity within me !
Belated Happy Anniversary. Marriage teaches us a lot of things....What a beautiful way to celebrating the institution...:)ReplyDeleteReplies
thank you for the wishes Saru.Delete
yes i had my piece of learning in 1 year and decided to celebrate it by writing a post about it :-)
And, please pass on my wishes to Savita as well...:)ReplyDeleteReplies
she reads each and every comment published on my post..so i believe by now she must have seen your wishes :-)Delete
will convey her once again...
thank you Saru
Belated Happy Anniversary Rahul and please convey my best wishes to Savita also......All the very best for your bright future...God bless both of you.ReplyDeleteReplies
thank you Seema for the lovely wishes .. :-)Delete
a big thanks to all from Savita and me !
This is so cute. Belated wishes to Savita and you :-)ReplyDeleteReplies
thank you for liking the post and for the wishes Jenny .. will convey your wishes to Savita as well !Delete
Sweet, really sweet...i think even the unmarried ppl shd read this to overcome marriage fear :DReplyDeleteReplies
thank you Mona.. glad to know that you liked it !Delete
how are you doing ..?
how's life ?


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Alex.. The Worst 7-1 Quarterback In History…
About Alex Smith, Lowell Cohn's mantra is "he's so limited." Limited, as if Alex were some sort of contest winner plucked from the stands…and who gets to line up behind center as a promotional stunt. I'm getting tired of it. Certainly the 49ers are not seriously thought of as one of the league's elite teams. Especially not elite is their quarterback. So who's better than Alex? How about Aaron Rodgers, Tom Brady, Michael Vick, Drew Brees, Cam Newton, Andy Dalton, Sam Bradford, Joe Flacco, Matt Ryan, Ben Roethlisberger, Josh Freeman, Mark Sanchez, Eli Manning, Philip Rivers, Matt Stafford, Tony Romo, Matt Schaub, Colt McCoy… did I forget anyone? No, Alex is at the very bottom of the list. The bottom. We get it. He's not 6'5", he's not strong armed, he's not a superstar, he's not a glory hog. Don't you see, that's the beauty of it all. If you're the Eagles, the Lions, The Bucs, The Browns, The Seahawks, The Redskins or The Bengals… you just got beat by a team that has Alex in charge. He's not anything you like… but he is something you're not. He's 7-1.
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Wow! California Teacher Calls Trump Victory an "Act of Terrorism" (VIDEO)
A far left professor at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa, California lectured her captive classroom audience on her disappointment with the presidential election a month ago.
Orange Coast College psychology professor Olga Perez Stable Cox called Donald Trump's landslide victory an "act of terrorism." She added that Mike Pence was one of the most anti-gay individuals in the country.
Olga Perez Stable Cox teaches sex education.
The video was secretly taped during class.
Truth Revolt posted the transcript:
And so we are in for a difficult time but again I do believe that we can get past that. Our nation is divided, we have been assaulted, it's an act of terrorism.
"One of the most frightening things for me and most people in my life is that the people creating the assault are among us. It is not some stranger from some other country coming and attacking our sense of what it means to be an American and the things that we stand for and that makes it more painful because I'm sure that all of us have people in our families and our circle of friends that are part of that movement and it is very difficult – we are way beyond Republicans and Democrats and we're really being back to being at civil war.
This is the sort of filth American kids are subjected to on a routine basis.
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Van Duyker key with ball and bat in Ketton victory
Ketton put Waresley to the sword on Saturday as the won away from home by seven wickets in the Cambs League Division One.
Waresley skipper Simon Donald won the toss and chose to bat, opening himself, however he was probably wishing he hadn't after he was dismissed for 0 after facing just nine balls. Shakir Mahmood took the wicket, the only clean bowled out of the afternoon.
The rest of the wickets all came from catches and the next two came fairly quickly, with Ian Donald (2) and Tom Griffifths (0) both falling to the bowling of Daniel Cotton in almost identical style with Josh Gallimore clutching both.
Robert Craze was in and out for 15 as Robert Woolley (2-27) got in on the act.
Charlie Lewis was the only Waresley batsman to stick around, lasting 86 balls and scoring 56, including eight fours before he was out to a catch from South African Ulricht Van Duyker who was about to well and truly tip the game in favour of Ketton.
Ben Bryant (1-38) was the man delivering the ball.
Van Duyker took the next three wickets as part of a four wicket haul, finishing with figures of 4-34. Waresley were all out for 182 in the 46th over.
Despite the small target set Ketton were made to work for their victory with Joe Colebrook taking 2-39 for the hosts, however he was the only Waresley bowler to take a wicket.
Like Ketton all the outs came from catches.
Josh Gallimore was first to trudge back to the pavilion after notching just six and he was soon followed by his fellow opener Woolley, but not before he hit 29 including five fours.
Ben Bryant hit a slow 14 before miss-placing a shot and Ketton were shaking a little. However there are so many players in his Ketton team who have the ability to be a match winner on their day and so it proved on Saturday with Van Duyker hitting 45 not out and Ash Rodgers bludgeoning 73 not out, hitting 12 fours and a six.
Ketton sit in fifth place in the Tucker Gardner Division One having been promoted last season.
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Editorial: Suburbs can take special pride while watching Olympics
Think for a moment on what it is about the Olympics that so captivates the attention of the world. For the most part, the sports on display are not the familiar competitions that spectators in America and around the world pour their money and their passions into week after week -- soccer, hockey, baseball, basketball. Some of the disciplines are downright arcane -- with names like halfpipe, skeleton, slopestyle and super G -- and others, like curling and ice dancing, simply charming.
And yet, beginning with Opening Ceremonies at 5 a.m. Central Time today, the eyes and hearts of the world will be riveted on Pyeongchang, South Korea. Our spirits will soar and dip and soar again as we share for a little more than two weeks the raw joy and determined intensity that young men and women from around the world put on display.
No doubt, much of the appeal will be the opportunity to watch competitions we don't get to see very often, and some of it will be in witnessing the peaks of achievement that can be reached in activities like skiing and skating that we are familiar with or may even participate in recreationally. But the compelling attraction, the thing that merits all the dazzle and spectacle of the Olympics is the show of pure excellence that determined humans can produce in an atmosphere of fierce but friendly competition.
For this, we have much to be proud of right here in the Chicago suburbs. As we noted in a front-page story Thursday, numerous Olympians have direct connections to our communities -- including Norge Ski Club members Kevin Bickner, Michael Glasder and Casey Larson; figure skaters Bradie Tennell of Carpentersville, College of DuPage alumna Alexa Scimeca Knierim and her husband Christopher; speedskaters Brian Hansen and Lana Gehring, both of Glenview, Emery Lehman, of Oak Park, and Chicago native Shani Davis; bobsledders Aja Evans, a Morgan Park High School graduate from Chicago and Seun Adigun, an Algonquin native who became a track standout at Homewood-Flossmoor and founded the Nigerian bobsled team she'll be driving in Pyeongchang; and hockey players Kendall Coyne, of Palos Heights, and Hilary Knight, formerly of Lake Forest. In addition, hockey coach Tony Granato, from Downers Grove, and assistant coach Chris Chelios, a Chicago native, also will bring local connections to the international games,
We'll be watching these stars with special pride throughout the competition, and with a certain gratitude for showing us how world class skill and determination can be nurtured and flourish right here in our midst.
These Olympic Games, like others that have come before, will again test our relationships and standings with other countries, teammates and competitors. But that's to be expected when competing against Russian athletes that were accused of doping; that's to be expected when athletes from North Korea and South Korea join forces to compete on the same team in a sport; that's to be expected when Chicagoan and Olympic veteran Shani Davis is disappointed to lose the honor of carrying the U.S. flag during Open Ceremonies as a result of a coin flip. What's important is what comes after those challenges, when teammates come together as one country or one sport and will themselves to achieve their personal best.
The beauty of these Olympic Games is that they also provide us with a glimpse into another country and culture that somehow makes the world a little closer, a little smaller as we embrace the years of sacrifice it took to put on this event.
No, these Olympians are not for the most part household names in sports Americans watch regularly throughout the year. But for 17 glorious days, they'll put on a unique show of grit and exuberance that's not only worth watching but merits celebrating.
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The fish was a sub adult male Taeniacara candidi. I deposited it in the photography tank but I was shaking too much to get a good picture. The next few scoops brought up several splash tetras, shrimps, and to my delight, a nice, bright yellow Apistogramma rupununi in breeding dress, I dropped it in the photo tank and snapped a few photos.
I returned to the water and noticed a kind of aquatic plant that I had never seen before. Here there were many small trees and fallen logs, it was shaded and cool. I also caught a first for this area, a huge Crenuchus spilurus male, it was close to two inches long and the largest I had ever seen.
Taeniacaras were actually common here, the net sometimes producing two at once. I caught a few large, beautiful specimens, some of the largest I have seen. When they come up in the net they look beautiful and light but they soon turn a checkered dark brown when stressed.
I returned to the main river and saw that it was relatively clear even though the rain had started. I caught a female A. rupununi and a few males along with some shrimp.
I generally, am pretty reckless when I am fishing but sometimes when entering a lonely, dark jungle stream I get pretty spooked. The key though, is to not let it get to you (I am not necessarily saying it is a good idea though…). Irrational fears have spoilt many trips with companions for such thing as crawdads, tarantulas, or snakes, they are almost never as dangerous as commonly thought. While I was there I actually saw a snake disappearing into the bushes, but I was unable to catch it, or even take a good look at it.
I moved to a different biotope and the fish species collected changed: No more Taeniacaras and fewer splash tetras, the water here was a bit more oxygenated. I caught many more shrimp, a species of pencilfish, and a few small, silverish tetras.
The trip didn't produce a single catfish however; I was hoping I would find one. I also caught several Mesonauta insignis and even an Aequidens tetramerus. I was in high spirits when I caught a pike cichlid. It appears to be Cr. lucius but I am not exactly sure. It is only a bit more then an inch so as you can imagine it isn't very easy to ID.
Then it started to rain. Hard. The thunder rumbled close by, ominously. I was soaked pretty quickly. The Nikon was covered but I was sill a bit worried about it. I caught a very large Apistogramma rupununi, probably my largest yet. It had a nice blue sheen on the scales and was at least 2 ½ inches.
It was raining hard and the river was getting muddy. I had no time piece and I figured my time would be up about now. A half an hour later I was still waiting, soaked to the skin, enduring the multiple cars speeding by, splashing water on me and laughing. This is generally why I don't take people with me on my travels to the jungle! The rain had stopped and I wished I could be fishing. I brought out the camera and it didn't work. Great. The lens wouldn't come out or go in all the way. At first I thought I had got some sand in it but I am not so sure. I hope to have it cleaned out by the end of the week.
My ride came right on time. But I had been waiting for a half an hour. Oh and did I mention I was wet?


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Dam protest sorted: PPL
By HELEN TARAWA
WATER and electricity supplies to Port Moresby are back to normal after PNG Power officials took back the keys to the Sirinumu Dam from the protesting Koiari landowners on Saturday.
PNG Power Limited acting chief executive officer Alex Oa told The National that the landowners, who took away the keys from workers there in an attempt to shut down the dam, refused to accept a restraining order from the court served on them on Friday night to return the keys.
Oa said PNG Power officials with support from the National Capital District police went to Sirinumu on Saturday night and got back the keys from the landowners.
PNG Power had advised Port Moresby residents on Friday that the Koiari landowners had shut down the dam in protest over the lack of government action on the tarsealing of the 10km road from Iarowari to Sirinumu.
He said Cabinet, in 2013, had directed the National Capital District Commission and Eda Ranu to provide funding for the road.
It is understood that the road had still not been properly upgraded and tar-sealed.
Oa said the shutdown of dam affected water and power supplies to parts of the city. But all the services have now been restored.
"We managed to (still) get water and power services to the city because the load was low due to (it being) a weekend," Oa said.
"The restraining order still stands and we will try to avoid similar problems happening again.
"However the agencies responsible for the sealing of that road will have to take necessary steps to address the problem."
Meanwhile, Oa said the water level at the dam was about 59 per cent of the full capacity of 340.3 million cubic metres.
It has been falling because of the recent dry weather. Residents have been advised to save water.
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Last week, I spent two hours making pictures (and giggling) with Madelyn at her preschool. I almost didn't write this post just because there's only one picture to share. I took many (287 to be exact) but I don't feel comfortable sharing photos of other people's kids. I still think it's worth it to share a bit of my thought process, even if it is just for me to think through.
We'll have to settle with a photo of Madelyn and Mrs. J.
Before: I've been wanting to take some photos in Madelyn's classroom since the beginning of the year but I've been too chicken to actually ask! I was pretty sure her teacher would be fine with it but I think I was afraid I wouldn't get anything good to share with her. The end of the year approached, and I finally worked up enough courage to ask.
Madelyn was thrilled when she found out I would spend the day with her. I got a babysitter for Sam and we headed back to school. I brought my 28mm 1.8 lens, my camera (of course), and my Expodisc (it is a tool to help set color temperature). I spent some time thinking about the scene of the classroom, the lighting, and what I wanted to capture. I actually asked for advice in one of my photography FB groups. A friend let me know there would probably be three groups of kids: those who "cheese" for the camera, those who ask a lot of questions about the camera, and those who shy away. I knew I wanted to take a fly on the wall perspective and capture life "as is" in the preschool classroom.
During: I immediately noticed the lighting situation in the classroom, a combination of window light on one side and florescent light overhead. I tried using my Expodisc to set a custom white balance but with a weirdo combination of different light sources along with the differences in color temperature throughout the classroom, I decided to keep my camera on auto white balance.
I moved around a lot, and had my exposure set to manual. Since the light was different throughout the room (brighter closer to the window) I had to pay close attention to my exposure and make some changes as I went. I chimped a lot (meaning I checked my photos on the back of my camera) and made adjustments. I had a few super overexposed images to start but was able to notice and make some changes. My ISO ended up being fairly high. I kept my shutter speed around 1/250 to be sure to freeze the motion of the rambunctious kids. My aperture stayed around 2.8.
Surprisingly, the kids payed almost no attention to me! They just went about their work and I did my best to capture them coloring, singing, dancing, being four.
A lot of their time was spent sitting in a circle with a teacher up front. I found it really hard to create a strong composition there. When I tried to capture the whole group, I was left with a big open space of carpet that distracted from the photo. I tried to shoot from the outside of the circle, between a few kids to the other side. It worked pretty well. They had music time and this was a good way for me to capture them singing silly songs and dancing together!
It happened to be the school picture day while I was there. The professional photographer came into the classroom to capture the class photo. With my big camera in hand, I told her assistant I wasn't going to sneak behind her and steal a class photo…because that's just not nice! I did like watching her techniques for capturing a group of wiggly four-year-olds. She used a speed light (it's a flash that attaches to the top of the camera and bounces light off the ceiling). As she adjusted settings, she told the kids to watch the light, "Tell me if it flashes." I didn't flash the first few clicks (on purpose I'm sure) so they were super excited when it did, and she was able to capture a shot with some happy kids paying attention to the camera. Smart lady. (Photos were by Paige Pearson who is a wonderful local portrait photographer…her school pictures are WAY BETTER than the ones with fake tree backdrops IMO)
I took a LOT of photos. I shot at preschooler level which meant I was crouching down a lot. I watched the background because there several grown-ups in the room at the time. Preschool eye-level does not capture the most flattering portion of a grown-up's body!
I observed the expressions of the kids. Two kiddos in particular had the most expressive faces so I watched and waited for them to make a fun expression and grabbed it! I also loved seeing the interactions between friends and did my best to capture those.
After: I came home with 287 photos! I downloaded them on my computer, cut them down to about 100 and then selected about 25 to edit and share. It doesn't seem like a lot but I heard a famous photographer speak recently and she said she uses only about 10% of the shots she takes. That made me feel just fine about my 25 keepers.
I initially decided to edit them in black and white. I guess I thought that it would simplify the scene since there was so much color and business going on in the classroom. I picked about five photos to share in a Facebook group, asking for some critiques (Facebook is great for this…there are so many photographers out there willing to provide suggestions, knowledge, and advice). The immediate response was that these photos NEEDED to be in color because color is such an important part of the preschool classroom. The feeling of preschool just doesn't' come across in black and white. Of course, they were right. I felt a little silly for trying the black and white but appreciated the feedback.
I did a few more tweaks on my favorites and shared them with the teacher using Dropbox.
I'm thankful to have these images. Madelyn probably won't remember much about her preschool but I'm happy to have these images to share with her someday.
Do the terms ISO, depth of field, and aperture leave you confused? If you live in Northern Virginia, I'd love to have you in my photography workshop. Coming soon. Please join my mailing list to be the first to learn about the details.


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Hair Transplants - Long Island - Hair Transplant Cost
Hair Transplantation Double board certified plastic surgeon Dr Andrew Jacono discusses various hair transplant methods that he offers patients in his New York and Long Island surgical centers.
Permanent Hair Transplants
Hair Transplantation Double board certified plastic surgeon Dr Andrew Jacono discusses various hair transplant methods that he offers patients in his New York and Long Island surgical centers.
It is estimated that 35 million men in the United States are affected by male pattern baldness or androgenetic alopecia. "Andro" refers to the androgens (testosterone, dihydrotestosterone) necessary to produce male-pattern hair loss (MPHL). "Genetic" refers to the inherited gene necessary for MPHL to occur. In men who develop male pattern baldness, the hair loss may begin any time after puberty when blood levels of androgens rise
The first change is usually recession in the temporal areas, which is seen in 96 percent of mature Caucasian males, including those men not destined to progress to further hair loss. Later, the frontal hairline recedes, resulting ultimately in a classic "horseshoe" fringe of hair and a bald crown and frontal hairline. Whether this happens in the twenties, thirties, forties, fifties, or beyond is related to genetic factors.
Female pattern baldness is usually different from that of male pattern baldness. The hair thins all over the head, but the frontal hairline is maintained. There may be a moderate loss of hair on the crown, but this rarely progresses to total or near baldness as it may in men.
How Hair Is Transplanted: Microfollicular Unit Grafting
The essence of these procedures is that the hair is transplanted into the balding area as individual follicular units, so that it will look totally natural and be undetectable as a hair transplant. With hair transplant procedures, hair is "harvested" or taken from areas of the head where growth is not affected by balding and is transplanted into the balding areas. With modern techniques, very small hair grafts, called individual follicular units, are used so that the hairline and hair will look natural. If you look closely under magnification at how hair naturally grows, you can see that hair grows in clusters of one, two, three, and sometimes four hairs. These naturally occurring groups of hair are called "follicular hair units."
We can transfer these follicles to be placed closer together to create a dense-looking head of hair. Micrografting is a delicate and time-consuming process. Each follicular hair unit has to be kept intact and trimmed under a microscope to create the ultimate micrograft. The end result is a hair transplant that can be undetectable.
Older technology using "plugs" with groups of twenty or more hairs made hair transplantation very obvious, almost making the hair appear like the hair coming out of the scalp of a child's doll, thus the reference to hair plugs that look like "doll's hair."
Doctor Jacono Performs 2500 to 3000 graft mega-session hair transplantation
Shaping the Hairline
The artistry in hair transplantation comes in how the surgeon blends as well as shapes the hairline. If the hairline is constructed like a straight edge, it will appear artificial. The hairline needs to have a natural wave, similar to that of your original hairline. Additionally, the hairline should not be placed too low. In patients with more severe baldness, more than one hair transplant session will be required to restore the hairline. The first few transplant sessions are dedicated to the front of the hairline above the forehead. This frames the face which is the aesthetic priority in hair transplantation. Once this is accomplished, later hair transplant sessions are focused on a balding crown. Those with just balding in the crown of the scalp can just have just that area treated.
Most hair restoration procedures are performed under local anesthesia which means no "general" anesthesia and therefore a quick recovery that will not affect your ability to go back to work. Hair transplant sessions that use thousands of follicular unit grafts may take a whole day; however, the time goes by quickly. During the procedure, patients rest comfortably and can watch TV or a movie, take a nap, or chat with the staff.
Dr. Jacono now offers Neograft Hair Transplant in his New York City and Long Island Offices.


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My friend is coming to stay with me for a week over Christmas 2012. We are planning to spend a few days 'chilling out' in Malaga; eating, drinking, opening presents and (talking to Picasso!). However, we also fancy doing a few active things. My friend suggested cycling on the'Via Verde'. My response was: 'What is the Via Verde? So, she sent me 2 links: http://www.andalucia.com/rural/walking/viasverde-countryside.htm and http://www.viasverdes.com/GreenWays
Wow, it sounds great and it looks so beautiful, doesn't it?
However, I need your help, your knowledge and your advice. If you have time, would you mind answering the following questions?
- Is it possible to cycle the whole route in one day?
- Where can we hire bikes from?
- Is the end of December a good time to go?
- Are there places to stay overnight along the route?
- Can we get there from Málaga by public transport?
- Do you think it's a good thing to do?


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We had a computer crash so I am limping along with a picture software I am not familiar with. But I finished a few things and wanted to get them posted. So I tried the software that came with my camera. It's not too bad just more time consuming than I'm used to. But I am always excited when I teach myself something new on the computer since I can be electronically challenged.
Pictures in the snow:
Another strip pieced Valentines Table runner...............
My favorite Laurel Birch fabric
A Christmas Stripe
I'm glad I found a use for it. I can enjoy it instead of looking at it on my shelf.
In keeping with my gift strategy here's the second one for the gift box.
With the left over 60 degree triangles...
I read somewhere that the best pictures are in natural light outside so out side I went. I love the snow so what better place to photograph. This was so much fun.
Hope you enjoyed them.


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Milovan Djilas Quotes
4 Milovan Djilas quotes:
"[Tyranny is] to compel men not to think as they do, to compel men to express thoughts that are not their own."
"The strongest are those who renounce their own times and become a living part of those yet to come. The strongest and the rarest."
"Ideology in the Soviet Union is both dead, and very much alive! Dead at the level of faith; alive as an indispensable rationale of policy"