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Almond, L.A., McManus, Michelle Ann ORCID: 0000-0002-0095-1071 and Ward, L. (2013) Male-on-male sexual assaults: An analysis of crime scene actions. Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 29 (7). pp. 1279-1296. ISSN 0886-2605
Austerberry, Helen, Stanley, Nicky, Larkins, Cath, Ridley, Julie, Farrelly, Nicola Jane, Manthorpe, Jill and Hussein, Shereen (2013) Foster carers and family contact: foster carers' views of social work support. Adoption & Fostering, 37 (2). pp. 116-129. ISSN 0308-5759
Bacon, Kate Victoria, Frankel, Sam and Faulks, Keith (2013) Building the "Big Society": exploring representations of children and citizenship in the national citizen service. The International Journal of Children's Rights, 21 (3). pp. 488-509. ISSN 0927-5568
Barter, C (2013) Children and young people who harm others: Special issue (editorial of). Child Abuse Review, 22 (4). pp. 227-303. ISSN 0952-9136
Barter, C (2013) Peer violence in english residential children's homes: Implications for policy and practice. In: Peer Relations in Adolescent Residential Care - Friendship or Mutual Exploitation? European Findings, Research Directions and Policy Implications, 11-14 April 2013, University of Zagreb, Croatia. (Unpublished)
Barter, C (2013) Sexual violence: Culture, context and discourses of 'Love' in young people's intimate relationships. In: ESRC Seminar Series: Understanding the Young Sexual Body, 5 July 2013, Cardiff. (Unpublished)
Barter, C (2013) Violence and abuse in young people's relationships - STIR European policy and practice mapping exercise. In: ISPCAN, September 2013, Dublin. (Unpublished)
Barter, C (2013) Violence and control in young people's relationships - prevention and intervention. In: Young People and Domestic Violence, May 2013, Public Policy Exchange Ltd, London. (Unpublished)
Barter, C (2013) Violence in young people's relationships - challenges for youth justice? In: Scottish National Youth Justice Conference - Young People Who Offend or at Risk of Offending and Domestic Abuse, January 2013, Glasgow. (Unpublished)
Barter, Christine (2013) Teenage Instigators of Sexual Exploitation - What we Know and What we Need to Know. In: Children's Commissioner's Inquiry into Child Sexual Exploitation in Gangs and Groups, Evidence Session, 15 May 2013, The Children's Commissioner. (Unpublished)
Bekerman, Zvi, Geisen, Thomas and Cox, Pat (2013) Migration, Minorities and Modernity. Springer VS Verlag.
Bilson, Andy and Larkins, Cath (2013) Providing Alternatives to Infant Institutionalization in Bulgaria: Can Gatekeeping Benefit from a Social Development Orientation? Children and Youth Services Review, 35 (9). pp. 1566-1575. ISSN 0190-7409
Breton, Hugh Ortega ORCID: 0000-0001-6777-6522 (2013) A psycho-cultural approach to radio listening and creative production. Radio Journal:International Studies in Broadcast & Audio Media, 11 (1). pp. 75-90. ISSN 1476-4504
Briggs, Stephen, Froggett, Lynn and Smith, Martin (2013) Editorial. Journal of Social Work Practice, 27 (1). pp. 1-4. ISSN 0265-0533
Buffin, Jez (2013) Part of the Picture: Lesbian, gay and bisexual people's alcohol and drug use in England: Case Studies. Project Report. The Lesbian and Gay Foundation, Manchester.
Cox, Pat ORCID: 0000-0003-2565-4564 and O'Brien, M (2013) What is Social Justice? In: What is Justice? Howard League for Penal Reform Conference, October 2013, Oxford, UK.
Cox, Pat and Pinkerton, J (2013) Editorial of British Journal of Social Work. The British Journal of Social Work, 43 (6). pp. 1053-1055.
Froggett, Lynn, Conroy, Mervyn, Roy, Alastair Neil and Manley, Julian (2013) Connected Communities: Street Drinking, New Media and Public Engagement (Summary Report). Project Report. Arts & Humanities Research Council.
Froggett, Lynn, Manley, Julian Yves, Roy, Alastair Neil and Hacking, Suzanne (2013) Evaluation of 'imove', Yorkshire and Humber's Legacy Trust UK Regional Programme for the London 2012 Olympic & Paralympic Games [Final Report]. Project Report. UNSPECIFIED, Preston. (Unpublished)
Gangoli, Geetanjali, McCarry, Melanie and Bradley, Christine (2013) School Based Information Sharing Pilot of Children and Young People Experiencing Reported Domestic Violence/Abuse: Evaluation Report. Project Report. University of Bristol, Bristol.
Gethin-jones, Stephen (2013) Focus on the micro-relationship in the delivery of care. British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, 7 (9). pp. 434-437. ISSN 1753-1586
Gurjee, Ridwanah ORCID: 0000-0001-7311-7523 and Melling, Alethea (2013) Researching the Impact of Student Mentoring in the Community. International Journal of Social Work and Human Services Practice, 1 . pp. 4-8. ISSN 2332-6832
Hollway, W and Froggett, Lynn (2013) Researching in-between subjective experience and reality. Historical Social Research, 38 (2). pp. 140-157. ISSN 0172-6404
Hough, Christine Victoria and Byrne-roberts, Patricia (2013) The Navajo Research and Evaluation Project Concise Executive Summary. Project Report. UNSPECIFIED, Preston, United Kingdom. (Unpublished)
Hunter, Cheryl, Chantler, Khatidja, Kapur, Navneet and Cooper, Jayne (2013) Service user perspectives on psychosocial assessment following self-harm and its impact on further help-seeking: A qualitative study. Journal of Affective Disorders, 145 (3). pp. 315-323. ISSN 01650327
Hussein, Shereen, Austerberry, Helen, Bilson, Andy, Farrelly, Nicola Jane, Larkins, Cath, Manthorpe, Jill, Ridley, Julie and Stanley, Nicky (2013) Independent Children's Social Work Practice Pilots: Evaluating Practitioners' Job Control and Burnout. Research on Social Work Practice . ISSN 1049-7315
Judd, Dawn Beatrice (2013) Valuing Diversity. Community Living, 26 (2). pp. 18-19. ISSN 0951-9815
Larkins, Cath (2013) Enacting children's citizenship: developing understandings of how children enact themselves as citizens through actions and acts of citizenship. Childhood, - (-). pp. 1-15. ISSN 0907-5682
Larkins, Cath (2013) 'On the outside, looking in: Cafe style conversations on widening children's inclusion in participation'. In: Eurochild Annual Conference, November 13-15, 2013, Milan.
Larkins, Cath (2013) Reflections on a children's rights based methodology for exploring the impact of poverty on disabled children. In: ESA 11th Conference: Crisis, Critique and Change, August 2013, Turin.
Larkins, Cath (2013) Safeguarding teenage intimate partner relationships (STIR): connecting online and offline contexts and risks - new technology and abuse in young people's relationships: findings from an UK expert consultation. In: 13th ISPCAN European Regional Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect, September 2013, Dublin.
Larkins, Cath (2013) Turning away from the public sector in children's out-of-home care: social work practices. In: ESA 11th Conference: Crisis, Critique and Change, August 2013, Turin.
Larkins, Cath (2013) Working at the interface of domestic violence and child protection: the general practice response. In: 13th ISPCAN European Regional Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect, September 2013, Dublin.
Larkins, Cath, Kiili, Johanna and Palsanen, Kati (2013) SYMPOSIUM: From ideas to influence: supporting children and young people's perspectives to achieve change in policy and practice'. In: The 3rd European Conference for Social Work Research - ECSWR 2013, 20-22 March 2013, University of Jyväskylä, Jyväskylä, Finland.
Larkins, Cath, Ridley, Julie, Farrelly, Nicola Jane, Austerberry, H, Bilson, Andrew, Hussein, S, Manthorpe, Jill and Stanley, Nicky (2013) Children's, Young People's and Parents' Perspectives on Contact: Findings from the Evaluation of Social Work Practices. The British Journal of Social Work, N/A (N/A). N/A. ISSN 0045-3102
Larkins, Cath ORCID: 0000-0003-2999-6916, Thomas, Nigel ORCID: 0000-0002-5310-9144 and Judd, Dawn Beatrice (2013) "We want to help people see things our way": A rights-based analysis of disabled children's experience living with low income. Project Report. Office of the Children's Commissioner for England, London, UK.
Manley, Julian (2013) Movement Inside: Movement Outside: The Arts, Creativity and Sport. In: Fields of Vision. Leisure Studies Association, Eastbourne, pp. 99-118. ISBN 9781905369430
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Newbigging, Karen and Ridley, Julie (2013) The Right to be Heard! Review of the quality of mental health advocacy in England. In: 2nd Scottish Mental Health Nursing Research Conference, 3 May 2013, Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen.
Newitt, Simon Rhys (2013) Slippin': A participatory and psychocultural study of inner city youth, masculinity, race and mental health. Doctoral thesis, University of Central Lancashire.
Nightingale, S.M., Roberts, S, Tariq, Vicki, Appleby, Yvon, Barnes, Lynne ORCID: 0000-0003-4504-7139, Harris, Rebecca ORCID: 0000-0003-4326-2425, Dacre-pool, Lorraine and Qualter, Pamela (2013) Trajectories of university adjustment in the United Kingdom: Emotion management and emotional self-efficacy protect against initial poor adjustment. Learning and Individual Differences, 27 . pp. 174-181. ISSN 1041-6080
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Ridley, Julie (2013) Presentation of findings from the evaluation of the SDS test sites in April. In: Social Work Expo - Scottish Government Conference, 19 March 2013, Edinburgh.
Ridley, Julie (2013) Research on Self-Directed Support test sites in Scotland. In: Self-Directed Support. The Future for Personalised Services Conference, 2 May 2013, Edinburgh.
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Acton Burnell
Phone: 01952 463141
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: Rob Hales Fisheries UK premiere carp fishing. Acton Burnell is famous for both its fish and spectacular scenery, attracting many famous anglers. Incredible head of stunning, big healthy fish.
Location: Shrewsbury (Shropshire, West Midlands), England
Alcott Farm Fishery
Phone: 01564 824051
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: Relax by these well stocked fishing ponds set in 65 acres of rolling Worcestershire countryside catching Bream, Chub, Perch and Carp. Luxurious bed and breakfast facilities.
Location: Alvechurch (Worcestershire, West Midlands), England
Anglers Peg
Phone: 01543 466946
Fishing Tackle Shop: The longest established tackle shop in the area open Monday to Thursday 9.00am - 5.00pm, Friday & Saturday 9.00am - 5.30pm. For All Your Angling Needs.
Location: Cannock (Staffordshire, West Midlands), England
Angling Publications Limited
Phone: 0114 2580812
Publishers: Publishers of monthly carp fishing magazines, Crafty Carper, Carpworld, International Carper (incorporated into Carpworld) and carp angling's only business-to-business magazine Carp-Trade.
Location: Sheffield (South Yorkshire, Yorkshire & Humber), England
Angling Trust
Phone: 0844 7700616
Angling Organisation: The Angling Trust is the new, single organisation to represent all game, coarse and sea anglers and angling in England bringing with it a positive new future for angling.
Location: Leominster (Herefordshire, West Midlands), England
Aquatels Carp Fishery
Phone: 07711 338745
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: Official Venue of the British Carp Angling Championships run by European Fisheries Management. Well run day ticket carp fishing. Snacks and small items of tackle and bait available.
Location: Basildon (Essex, East Anglia), England
Phone: 01487 740543
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: This is the ideal water for the type of angler who enjoys quiet and peaceful surroundings, catching beautiful clean fish, with a good chance of a proper English lump.
Location: Earith (Cambridgeshire, East Anglia), England
Baden Hall Fisheries
Phone: 01785 850313
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: Fishery comprising of eight individual pools, covering over 30 acres of water and holding over 275 pegs, specialising in pleasure and club anglers.
Location: Eccleshall (Staffordshire, West Midlands), England
Bain Valley Fisheries
Phone: 01526 342275
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp / Game: 7 lakes up to 11ft deep. There is parking at peg on every lake providing good access for disabled anglers. Day and night fishing is available and the farm has pitches for 5 caravans.
Location: Tattershall Thorpe (Lincolnshire, East Midlands), England
Basford Coarse Fishery
Phone: 01538 360616
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: 4 Day ticket pools in woodland setting containing carp to over 30lb plus roach, bream , perch and tench. No close season.
Location: Leek (Staffordshire, West Midlands), England
Bayliss Pools
Phone: 01952 503550
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: Very popular small pool with some nice looking carp and a good head of twenties. Day tickets available on the bank. Night fishing is allowed.
Location: Telford (Shropshire, West Midlands), England
Bessie Vee Charters
Phone: 01726 871074
Boat Charter: The MV Bessie Vee is a spacious, swift charter boat which will transport you rapidly to where you want to fish, film or sightsee in minimum time and in comfort. Experienced, professional skipper Dave Hunkin.
Location: Mevagissey (Cornwall, South West), England
Birch House Lakes
Phone: 07796 874058
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: Six picturesque still water lakes set in a beautiful, tranquil spot on the outskirts of Ednaston. Carp, bream, tench and roach are fished from 200 pegs and an 80 peg match lake.
Location: Ashbourne (Derbyshire, East Midlands), England
Birds Green Fishery
Phone: 01277 899007
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: Three lakes - Top Lake, Bottom Lake and Bride Lake offering something for everyone. Ample parking, day tickets on bank, cafe easy access on some swims for disabled anglers.
Location: Ongar (Essex, East Anglia), England
Black Country Carpers
Phone: 07540 697540
Carp Fishing Website: A website and forum dedicated to keeping you updated on Carp and Specimen catch reports, sessions, tackle, bait, venues and much more in the Black Country and West Midlands.
Location: Walsall (West Midlands), England
Bluebell Lakes
Phone: 01832 226042
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: Opening in 1994, this complex of lakes has become one of, if not the very best big fish day ticket waters in the country. Famous for producing two different 60lb fish.
Location: Peterborough (Cambridgeshire, East Anglia), England
Blues Lake
Phone: 07939 206855
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: Untouched for 10 years and revamped in 2002 by anglers for anglers - this superb 7 acre lake kas 10 swims, 6 anglers max and is now producing fish to almost 60lb.
Location: Antwerp (Flanders), Belgium
Blythe Waters Fishery
Phone: 01827 252066
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: British Waterways' season permit required to fish these five lakes stocked with carp, bream, tench, roach, perch, silver bream, gudgeon, golden orfe, daddy ruffe, barbel and chub.
Location: Solihull (West Midlands), England
Boddington Reservoir
Phone: 01908 302556
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: Brittish Waterways prolific mixed fishery, pedominantly stocked with mirror and common carp plus good sized pike. Match weights of 100lb plus are not uncommon.
Location: Byfield (Northamptonshire, East Midlands), England
Boldings Pools
Phone: 01746 763255
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: 10 well stocked lakes, day tickets available, babless hooks. Carp up to 25lb, mixed fishery open all year round.
Location: Bridgnorth (Shropshire, West Midlands), England
Bosworth Water Trust
Phone: 01455 291876
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: All year round from dawn till dusk. £4.00 per day (£2.00 for resident campers). Tickets available on reception. FC rating - Easy carp water.
Location: Nuneaton (Warwickshire, West Midlands), England
Bron Eifion
Phone: 01766 523512
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: Luxurious Log Cabins and well stocked 6 acre Coarse Fishing Lake are situated in the heart of 40 acres of mature woodland. Huge stock of mixed fish including carp to 20+.
Location: Criccieth (Gwynedd, North Wales), Wales
Burnham-on-sea Holiday Village
Phone: 01278 783391
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: Both of the lakes are well stocked and, if you're lucky, you could catch a fish weighing up to 35lbs. You can find a variety of different fish including Roach, Bream, Carp rudd and tench.
Location: Burnham-on-Sea (Somerset, South West), England
C H Froggatt & Sons
Phone: 01889 504222
Fish Farm: 'Supa' Carp are healthy fast growing, beautiful hard fighting fish that can grow over 30lbs in as little as 8 to 10 years. The progeny of fish from Orchid Lakes and the Carp Society's Horses.
Location: Rugeley (Staffordshire, West Midlands), England
Calf Heath Reservoir
Phone: 01543 506373
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: Blackfords Progressive Angling Society water. Season tickets available from local tackle shops. High stock of carp averaging low doubles and a good head of bream and roach.
Location: Cannock (Staffordshire, West Midlands), England
Carney Pools
Phone: 07999 462499
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: Two established pools in a picturesque 12 acre setting. The site is fully accessible. Damsel Pool is 1.3 acres. Dragon Pool is 1.4 acres. £6 per day 2 rods max.
Location: Stafford (Staffordshire, West Midlands), England
Carthagena Fishery
Phone: 01992 463656
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: Established for over 50 years this multi-water fishery is situated on the Herts/ Essex border between Broxbourne and Nazeing, and is only 18 miles from central London.
Location: Broxbourne (Hertfordshire, East Anglia), England
Castaway Lakes
Phone: 0033 555 809 662
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp / Cats: Two exclusive lakes of 5 and 11 acres both with an excellent reputation for superb carp and cat fishing. Tackle hire available. Bait boats allowed.
Location: Limoges (Creuse, Limousin), France
Phone: 01785 227452
Fishing Coach: CASTS provide angling tuition for individuals, private groups and organisations such as youth groups and schools in and around Staffordshire.
Location: Stafford (Staffordshire, West Midlands), England
Catton Park Fishery
Phone: 01283 716876
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: picturesque 10 acre lake with a small exclusive syndicate of friendly and like-minded anglers costing £320 per year. No closed season, 24 hour access for members. 20's and 30s.
Location: Swadlincote (Derbyshire, East Midlands), England
Chad Lakes
Phone: 01451 831470
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: There are two lakes at Chad, Home Pool is syndicate and has produced carp to 50lb. The larger of the two known as Chad Pool is run on a day ticket basis.
Location: Oxon (Oxfordshire, South East & London), England
Chester Lakes
Phone: 07892 924369
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: Chester Lakes based 2 miles from Chester city center in the beautiful Cheshire country side is only 1/2 m from A55 Quality Carp Roach and Tench fishing camping cafe tackle shop.
Location: Chester (Cheshire, North West), England
Cudmore Fisheries
Phone: 01782 680919
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: Part of the Whitmore Leisure Group Ltd. Cudmore is a Long Established, Clean and Sustainable Coarse Fishery. Located in north Staffordshire, set in the Heart of a Country Estate.
Location: Whitmore (Staffordshire, West Midlands), England
Cuttle Mill Carp Fishery
Phone: 01827 872253
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: Consists of two lakes, both approximately 3 acres in size. The Specemin Lake has Carp to 40+. FC rating - Prolific 20s carp water.
Location: Sutton Coldfield (West Midlands), England
Doddington Hall Specimen Lake
Phone: 01782 680919
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: Set in the beautiful Cheshire countryside this 18th Century pristine crystal clear 68 acre lake, offers anglers a wonderful opportunity to catch specimen fish of many species.
Location: Nantwich (Cheshire, North West), England
Doxey Marshes
Phone: 01889 880115
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: A fishing club exists on Doxey Marshes - a nature reserve with a good head of pike. Annual and day passes are sold from Bates, Market Square, Stafford (phone number to the right).
Location: Stafford (Staffordshire, West Midlands), England
Drayton Reservoir
Phone: 01132 816895
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: British Waterways proudly says that Drayton Reservoir is arguably one of the best easy specimen carp and match fisheries of its type in England. FC rating - Very easy carp water.
Location: Daventry (Northamptonshire, East Midlands), England
Dyffryn Springs
Phone: 07740 869620
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp / Game: Quality Trout and Coarse Fishing in the beautiful Vale of Glamorgan near Cardiff.
Location: Cardiff (South Glamorgan, Wales), Wales
Elmswell Fish Farm
Phone: 01359 241181
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: Small pool heavily stocked with a selection of carp, roach and bream. Ideal short session venue, especialy for the younger angler after a bit of sport.
Location: Bury St Edmunds (Suffolk, East Anglia), England
Erics Angling Centre
Phone: 0113 2607954
Fishing Tackle Shop: Erics stock the most extensive range of carp fishing tackle, pike fishing tackle, barbel fishing tackle and coarse fishing tackle from all the major brands.
Location: Leeds (West Yorkshire, Yorkshire & Humber), England
Essex Carp Baits
Phone: 07905 776607
Fishing Bait Manufacturer / Boilies: A company with a new approach to making and selling bait, boilies, particles and pellets. Our service incorporates personal requirements and feedback from you the angler.
Location: Bulphan (Essex, East Anglia), England
Etang Cache
Phone: 0033 (0)555 786 362
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: This private, 4.5 acre ancient water is about 250 years old and holds carp in excess of 40lbs. A mixture of original carp and stockies make up what is superb fishing.
Location: Undisclosed (Haute Vienne, Limousin), France
Etang De Pierre
Phone: 0845 094 0013
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: Up to 10 Individuals or groups, picturesque tree-lined 23 acre park lake set in gentle rolling, beautifully wooded countryside right next to the river Moselle. Specimen Carp to 72lbs.
Location: Metz (Moselle, Lorraine), France
Etang des Deux Pierres
Phone: 00 33 685 706 897
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp / Catfish: Easy 4 hour drive from Calais, Catfish to over 100lb, excellent location, 50lb plus carp, shower and toliet facilities, stunning 14 acre lake.
Location: Vitry le Francois (Champagne-Ardenne), France
Etang Neuf
Phone: 02 33 73 96 10
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp / Cats / Sturgeon: 25 acres lake three hour drive through the beautiful Normandy landscape, the lake is well placed for those unfamilar with long journeys abroad.
Location: Neuilly-sur-Eure (Orne, Lower-Normandy), France
Etangs De Breton
Phone: 01925 763572
Fishing Venue - Coarse / Carp: Paul Selman's Etang De Breton - Eagle Lake, Peter's Pool, Orchard, Poplars and Birch Lake. Very private woodland surroundings. Carp to well over 40lb, with many 20lb and 30lb specimens.
Location: Laval (Ille et Vilaine, Brittany), France
EZ Feeda
Phone: 07941 111819
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As the dispute over the Diaoyutai Islands (釣魚台) — known as the Senkakus to Japan — between Japan and China leads to worsening tensions in the region, an important question is: Which side is Taiwan on?
On the one hand, we have seen President Ma Ying-jeou's (馬英九) East China Sea peace initiative, which was proposed on Aug. 5 during his visit to Pengjia Islet (彭佳嶼). The initiative calls for "peaceful dialogue and mutually reciprocal negotiations," and for "sharing resources and cooperative development."
However, on the other hand, we have seen actions from Taiwan's side that contribute to mounting tensions: Allowing a fleet of more than 40 fishing boats to sail to the Diaoyutais to strengthen Taipei's "sovereignty" claim, while sending along a dozen coast guard vessels to "protect" them is simply unhelpful and only contributes to an increase in tensions.
Such moves certainly do not help the fishermen gain further fishing rights.
One could even argue that because of these confrontational moves, the Japanese are less likely to grant additional fishing rights around the islands to fishing boats from Taiwan.
In any case, Taiwanese fishermen already have the right to fish outside the 19km coastal zone under an agreement reached between Japan and the previous Democratic Progressive Party administration.
However, an even more important issue is the perception of the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) government siding with the People's Republic of China (PRC) on the issue of the island group.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued statement after statement and Ma himself condemning Japan for its purchase of three of the islets from a private Japanese owner, although it was clear that the motivation of the Japanese government was to calm things down by preventing the nationalist governor of Tokyo from purchasing the islands.
The past week has also seen a significant increase in the number of statements from the Chinese praising the Ma government for its actions.
The PRC's Taiwan Affairs Office chirped: "The two sides of the [Taiwan] Strait are one family. Brothers, even if they argue at home, should stand united against aggression from outside."
On Friday, the PRC went so far as to place a huge advertisement in both the Washington Post and the New York Times titled "Diaoyu islands belong to China."
The advertisement included a map conveniently portraying "Taiwan Island" as part of China. We have seen nary a word of protest from Taipei on this attack on its sovereignty.
So the question becomes very much: Which side is the Ma administration on?
Is it siding with China and increasingly letting Taiwan drift into the grasp of an undemocratic and authoritarian regime in Beijing?
Or does it want to come down on the right side of history?
As a member of the Taiwanese-American community, I would like to see Taiwan come down on the side of those countries that adhere to the same basic principles and values that are dear to us in this country: freedom and democracy.
Japan is a major power in the region that is free and democratic. It did not provoke the present conflict.
It is clear that China did by whipping up nationalistic sentiments against Japan and its citizens.
Taiwan and its government would do well to keep a safe distance from China and maintain good relations with its democratic neighbors.


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Just in time for the holiday, this adorably strange Micro 4/3 camera case has our ears (eh? EH?) perked up with excitement. Sure, it may not be "practical," but come on—it's a furry rabbit case.
No mention on pricing, but it's stitched of cotton and leather, so probably not cheap. [ZKIN via Photojojo]


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In the dazzling pantheon that is Cichlidae, each family has something that makes it unique. In this post, we will study the Geophagans - the Eartheaters.
Eartheaters, the literal translation of Geophagans, make their living sifting through the substrate for tidbits, like small Crustacea, aquatic worms, plant debris and insect larvae. Most of them will take food from the water column if given the opportunity, but the usual method of feeding is to take a mouthful of substrate and sift out food items, expelling the substrate through rake-like structures in the gills.
Each species of Eartheater is different. Some are unbelievably peaceful fishes, some holy terrors. They range from just a few inches to over a foot long, and size is no indication of behavior. Some are mouthbrooders, some are substrate spawners. All grow up to be very attractive, colorful fishes.
And the vast majority of them are suitable for the planted tank, and some must be kept in such aquariums for their continued health. None of the almost two dozen species I've kept tear out plants; in fact, they use them for cover and security. Most are excellent community fishes and won't touch tankmates too large to eat. And all of them are great parents
Many will only spawn in soft, acidic water, and some will only live in such waters. The majority are, however, adaptable to a point, but none do well in hard, alkaline water like pH's in the high 7's and hardness over 15 degrees.
Since they do comb the substrate, it behooves one to have a soft substrate for the fishes. Small-grade gravel is best, but aquatic soils and mixes of coarse sand and small gravel can be used. They will keep the top layer of your substrate turned, especially the larger species, since they work on the substrate far more than most of the smaller species do.
The Austrian scientist Johann Jacob Heckel erected the Geophagus Genus in the early 19th Century, and one of the fish in this list is named after him.
Now, some species.
Hailing from the warm waterways of Brazil and Guyana comes Satanoperca leucosticta, the Long-Nosed Eartheater. Often misidentified as S. jurupari, the Long Nose Eartheater for many, many years was THE Eartheater in the hobby. The true S. jurupari is very, very rare in the hobby, and it's highly unlikely you'll see one.
Topping out at a foot long in a suitably-sized aquarium, say a 200 gallon; S. leucosticta are more usually around nine inches when kept smaller containers. This is perhaps the most peaceful larger Cichlid you can buy. Very, very mellow, and can be kept with larger tetras, like Lemon or Diamond Tetras, Corydoras catfish, peaceful loricariads; even the wisp-like hatchet fish are perfectly safe with this Eartheater.
Like many others in the family, leucosticta makes its living by sifting though the substrate. The fish takes a mouthful of gravel, makes a chewing motion to sift out tidbits, then expels the gravel though the rake-like structures in the gills. Thus, a group of these fish will keep the top two inches of your substrate thoroughly turned.
That habit denotes feeding. Live and frozen worms, insect larvae and Crustaceans, like Mysis shrimp, are best for them. Prepared foods should sink, like tablets designed for catfish. They will happily nibble fresh vegetables like cucumber.
For some reason, this fish has an almost mystical meaning to the native people in its natural waters. They call it the 'Devil Fish' as it is both revered and feared. In fact, the Genus name, Satanoperca, means Devil's Perch.
These fish are a perfect Cichlid for the large, planted aquarium with driftwood and stones. Though they come from still waters, strong filtration should be employed, as this fish is sensitive to dissolved organics like high Nitrate, and their foraging does stir up the substrate a bit. Filtration though peat is very, very helpful with this species, as though it can be kept up to pH 7.5 with moderate hardness, it is most colorful and healthy in soft water; about gH 6 or lower, with a slightly acid pH. They are truly brilliant fishes, especially the males, when kept in peat filtered, soft water.
The tank should have a soft substrate, say a mix of fine gravel mixed with dark, coarse sand, or one of the aquatic soils so in vogue for planted tanks these days. Clean, water-logged leaves, like those from Oak trees, covering the substrate in the main swimming area, will enable the keeper to see not only natural behavior, but natural colors as well. Temperatures should be 77 degrees up to 84. I kept mine at 78.
In tanks with soft, slightly acid water, the fish is a greenish yellow, with glitters of iridescent yellow-gold on each scale. In exceptionally well-kept examples, electric turquoise lines radiate on the head and the scales near it really sparkle. A very attractive Cichlid in health. They should be the only Cichlids in the tank, as they don't do mix well at all with others as they are easily intimidated. They can be kept in groups of six or more in a large enough aquarium, but when they pair up, the others in the group should be removed unless the tank is quite large and they can stay out of line of sight.
These fish are mouthbrooders, and both sexes share the duties. A flat stone is cleaned and receives the spawn, which in about a day, are picked up in the mouth of the female. The brood is switched between she and her mate almost every day, so neither starve. After two weeks the spawn in released, and you can feed the fry baby brine shrimp immediately. They will shelter in the mouth of the closest parent when frightened until they can no longer fit. Warming the water to about 85 over a week or so and feeding them lots of live and frozen foods usually results in a spawn. You can leave the fry with the parents for a month as allowing the parents to raise them results in much better fry. Successive broods form a nuclear family with their parents.
A very interesting, colorful Cichlid. Recommended.
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Natassia Malthe starred in BloodRayne II: Deliverance, BloodRayne 3: the Third Reich, and In the Name of the King 2. That's three films from infamous filmmaker Uwe Boll! Does Malthe have any regrets? Yes, but not about working with Boll.
Malthe told Fangoria that Boll is "totally misunderstood". According to her, "People are jealous of him because he's outside the Hollywood system and because he's successful, but they just don't understand him."
Not to be a total contrarian, I kind of agree! If anything, Boll is a brilliant provocateur and self promoter.
About her regrets so far, Malthe said," I wish...I wish I hadn't done so much of the, well, sexy stuff. You know, before I was a Maxim model, before I became known for my body I used to get a lot more interesting and dynamic parts. I used to play crackheads and different kind of people and I wish people would take more chances on me to do stuff like that..."
Guess she wasn't asked about her role as Ayane in the Dead or Alive movie, which I actually sat through. Talk about regrets.
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The machine and procedure allows doctors to "surround the head with an array of transducers that can focus ultrasound beams on a single spot in the brain without damaging the skull." This means that diseased tissue could be destroyed without any collateral damage or risky surgery. [Technology Review via Pop Sci]


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A $500 million initiative was announced today by Merck, a global healthcare leader, at the UN's Every Woman Every Child – a global effort to improve the health of women and children. "Merck for Mothers" will focus on the two leading causes of maternal mortality (excessive and uncontrolled bleeding after childbirth, known as post-partum hemorrhage, and life-threatening high blood pressure during pregnancy, known as preeclampsia) as well as family planning, which is known to play an important role in reducing maternal mortality.
As stated in their press release, "Merck's new initiative is grounded in intense listening and learning and in transparent collaboration with healthcare workers and experts on the front lines." Based on input from more than 100 experts in the field, Merck developed a strategic framework identifying where the company will focus its people and resources. Preeclampsia Foundation Executive Director Eleni Z. Tsigas was one of 17 experts who participated in a forum hosted by Merck to provide input on the greatest issues and challenges facing maternal-infant health.
"It was extremely gratifying to participate in this working session with global leaders in maternal and infant health, and to hear others advocate a similar call-to-action for preeclampsia as an issue that has lived in the shadows of the maternal health movement for too long," said Tsigas. "I was speaking on behalf of the Preeclampsia Foundation, but our voice was not the lone cry for help."
Merck's commitment to preeclampsia is promising on several fronts, explained Tsigas. "We are hopeful that some of the near term issues associated with advocacy and access to care can be addressed with their global resources, but also that their R&D expertise can be applied to the more challenging, but longer term solution of finding a cure."
Merck has also generously stepped forward as a sponsor for Saving Grace – A Night of Hope and Gratitude in New York City on Nov. 12.
Hear more about the global maternal health crisis from scientist, academic, hospital and global healthcare company executive, Michael Rosenblatt, M.D., executive vice president and chief medical officer at Merck.
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An intersection tucked away in a corner of Englewood has no less than SEVEN Chinese arrows in use (at least as of 09.23.08).
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Is awesome. The Needle Rifle and Pistol maybe be overpowered but that can be fixed with Loadout and map edits. So damm good. Reach finally feels like a proper Halo game.
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Posted 21 September 2011 - 09:13 PM
I'ts definitely interesting. Adds room for classic Halo skill but takes away a certain pacing that the game was based around. The Sniper has become less useful as well as most other guns and the pistol dominates everything except long shots. I would say overall I prefer bloom as of tonight's experience in custom games. Spawning with both pistol and DMR is a tragic case, for anyone who values their life, among the small/ mid-sized maps.
Posted 22 September 2011 - 07:12 AM
It's an interesting experience but I don't think it works very well in any games with more than 8 players playing.
Posted 22 September 2011 - 07:30 AM
Bums me out I haven't gotten to try it yet, but I'm at my parents' place and getting on Live will be nigh impossible without an 80 foot Ethernet cable. Instead I'm catching up on RDR, Deus Ex, and Mirror's Edge. So am I to understand that the rate of fire of these weapons hasn't been limited at all? I am not in favor of this... I really don't want to spend every game mashing away on the trigger like every gun is the plasma pistol.
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What are the other changes on this custom gametype? Armor lock, camo, melee bleed-through?
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Alright fuck it, I'm going to do what needs to be done to get on and try this tonight. I'll grab my mic and the longest ethernet cable I have in my apartment before I head to my parents' and, if worst comes to worst, play from the kitchen on the little tiny Samsung LCD (it's so cute and it's white so it matches my Xbox). I want to try this one.
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Nirvanix Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Cloud storage company Nirvanix Inc. on Tuesday filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Delaware federal court, the culmination of a startling flop for what was once seen as a high-flier among cloud startups.
The filing comes on the heels of a notice the company posted on its website last week saying that it was working with International Business Machines Corp. to either return customers' data or help them move it to another cloud storage provider and would try to be available through October 15.
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In signing for NBA franchise Phoenix Suns in 2003, Leandro Barbosa knew he was taking up the position as an ambassador for Brazilian basketball. What he perhaps could not foresee, however, was that he would also help spread the gospel of football, the sport he played most in his childhood years.
Barbosa's arrival in a side that featured Canadian point guard Steve Nash, a diehard Tottenham Hotspur fan and a co-owner of MLS outfit Vancouver Whitecaps, triggered a wave of appreciation for five-time world champions Brazil in the NBA. As one of four Brazilian players in the championship, the guard, who now plays for Indiana Pacers, was regularly sought out by team-mates and opponents anxious for his views on the game they call soccer stateside.
In the first of a special series of interviews in which Brazilian personalities from outside the world of football talk about the game and the* 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™,FIFA.com* spoke to Leandrinho in his native Sao Paulo, where he is currently preparing for the London Olympics.
Aside from revealing who the NBA's soccer experts are, he also shared his views on Brazil 2014 and his beloved Corinthians, his affections for them remaining undimmed despite a brief spell with Flamengo Basketball during last year's NBA lockout.
*FIFA.com: Is it true that you're a good footballer, and if so are you good with your feet? You're 6'3 which is not that tall for a basketball player but pretty tall for a footballer. *Leandrinho: Look, I can play a bit. Some people said I would have made a good centre-half, and others reckoned I could have been a decent attacking player because I've got a good burst of speed. Maybe I'm not the best person to ask, but I can turn quickly on the ball. Footballers are generally pretty small and there are only one or two big players around.
Have you always played football?
I always wanted to play football when I was a boy, but it was hard to get a break because there was so much competition, and no club ever came in for me. I played in the street, sometimes in bare feet, scoring goals with the rest of the kids and playing four-a-side games. The thing was, my older brother played basketball and I ended up following in his footsteps.
*Were you already a Corinthians fan by then? *I was born a Corinthians fan. When I was a baby and my father sat me on his lap, he would use a piece of black and white cloth to tie me to him, to make sure I didn't fall. That's what my mother and brothers spoke about. I never went to the stadium because we had very little money, but when the matches were on TV I watched them at home or went with my dad to local bars showing the games. There were a lot of Corinthians fans in the area. Thanks to my dad I became a huge supporter, and the happiest time I remember was when Edilson, Vampeta and Ricardinho were in the side (together the trio helped *O Timão win two Brazilian titles and the FIFA Club World Cup Brazil 2000)*. Not many teams have brought as much happiness to Corinthians fans as that one.
Here in MLS, the game's been getting a lot more attention since David Beckham arrived at LA Galaxy, and then with Thierry Henry, who's another famous face. The stadiums are always full.
Do you still follow them from the USA?
I watch the games on cable TV, on a channel that shows matches from all over the world. I've got TV Globo too and whenever I've got time I'll sit down and watch a game.
What's your view of the game today in the USA?
People follow it a lot now and they watch football from everywhere: Brazil, Europe and MLS. We've got Neymar, who's a great player and is very popular abroad. Everyone asks me if he's really that good a player. I'm always telling people how good and how strong Brazilian football is because it's attracting a lot of overseas players, isn't it? Here in MLS, the game's been getting a lot more attention since David Beckham arrived at LA Galaxy, and then with Thierry Henry, who's another famous face. The stadiums are always full.
Tell us about the stars of NBA and their appreciation of football. You sometimes have a game on the court, don't you?I always wanted a game when I was at Phoenix Suns but there was no one to play with. When Steve Nash joined the team it was great. We'd finish training and then we'd be straight off to play football.
He's one of the best point guards around, but is he a good footballer?
He's very good. He plays football in the same way he plays basketball and if he wanted to play for a team, I'm sure he'd end up at a pretty good one. He's mad about the game, so much so that he's organising a charity match in New York next Wednesday. He's got some NBA people involved and football players from England too. Henry's also going to be there. We've become good friends with him since he came to New York and he's a really nice guy. It's going to be basketball players against the footballers and we want to win.
Who else plays the game?
At Phoenix there's Boris Diaw, who's French. He's very tall but he's skilful. And there's also Goran Dragic, who's from Slovenia. One guy who can play a bit too and who totally knocked us out is Shaquille O'Neal. He's great in goal. He's 7'1 tall, and he likes diving around, so we put a mat on the floor after training and made some goals. He loved it and he was always ready to take you on. After that the whole team joined in. At Indiana there's George Hill, who was a goalkeeper at college. And then at Toronto Raptors there was Jose Calderon of Spain. We've got a bit of a rivalry going because he supports Real Madrid and I love Barcelona. We always have a bet whenever there's a clásico. When I left Toronto, Madrid beat Barcelona and he called me asking for his money, but I couldn't pay him because I'd gone.
Brazil will be hosting the FIFA World Cup in two years' time. What are your expectations for the tournament?
I can hardly wait. I think it's going to be crazy, and the whole nation is going to be jumping. There's no more passionate country than Brazil. We saw what Sao Paulo was like this week with Corinthians in the [Copa] Libertadores. Can you imagine the whole country like that?
One last question, what's your biggest FIFA World Cup memory?I've watched a few but I've never actually been to one. USA 1994 was the one that made the biggest impression on me. I was 12 at the time and I remember the celebrations. Bebeto and Romario were there and Ronaldo was just breaking through. It was a brilliant achievement, the first World Cup win in 24 years, and that title stuck in my mind for many years.


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Happy Wednesday!
It's that time of the week for me to share a little inspiration with Heartfelt Creations! Today I'm using the Birds and Blooms Collection to make a fairly clean and simple card using this sweet Fluffy Birdies image. I just love these little chubby birds!
I colored the image using pencils and mineral spirits and die cut it with Spellbinders Elegant Ovals Die. There is an image and matching die for the birds, leaves and branches, but this time I wanted to do something a little more simple. I did add one flower for the bow, but decided not to add any to the branch and leaves...I didn't want to cover up those adorable birdies! Instead I added dots of Buttercup Liquid Pearls to the branches.
I added a background mat using Spring Blue card stock by Coredinations that I embossed with the Scrollwork Embossing Folder. The bow is made with yellow fiber I have leftover from my days as a weaver. I love making fiber bows as they come out so delicate and don't overpower the project.
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Faith Hill will no longer be singing the "Waiting All Day for Sunday Night" theme before each Sunday Night Football game. Since she was my favorite part of the game, it means I will no longer be caring about football. "Amazing 2 have been part of SNF — an honor," Hill wrote on Twitter and Facebook first thing Monday morning (April 15). "I've just let everyone there know it's time 2 let someone else rock the open. Difficult decision. Kinda emotional. Love all u guys at SNF — I'll b watching!!!" She didn't say why she's relinquishing her role, but maybe this means she's busy making new music. Or just that she'd been at it for long enough. Hill took over the opening-song gig from Pink back in August 2007. "Around our house in football season there's a big routine. Dinner has to be planned out around the game, homework has to be finished. It's an all-gather-around the television time," she'd told reporters back then. "I've learned when to ask questions and when not to ask them — like in the middle of a replay." There's no word yet on who will replace Hill.


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Tuesday, March 2, 2010
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I was going to post a druid-specific run-down of the stat changes, but I feel like a bunch of other bloggers have beaten it into the ground already and I don't really have anything new to add. Whee.
Have a raid tonight... hoping it will be more successful than the past couple weeks'. Last week saw the instance eject the entire group at Saurfang and not let us back in until the next evening, and then we had a bunch of raiders with rl problems/moving/religious dinners/etc that caused us to cancel about 3 total raids over the past 2 weeks: we only have three raid nights per week as it is. This on top of the instance being broken and not letting us in for a night has made for a very mopey Kae in regards to getting in on the Arthas slaughter.
We've also got the zone-wide buff now, added in this morning's maintainance. I'm sad that we didn't get to say "in before the nerf."
Kaeya-rogue-alt did get her "alt ToGC10 run" started this past weekend. After banging our heads repeatedly on the beasts, however, we slowly started filtering back on our mains: many alts just didn't have the gear or class/role experience to make it possible. We finished the run with an Anub kill with a single guildie alt and two pug alts (one an unguilded friend of Vortex) in the raid... everyone else, myself included, were on mains. Kaeya didn't get a single boss kill... and I had to shard her boots and a dagger (had to swap to my main to heal the Beasts). My rogue hasn't come out of the corner she holed up in, and the ground is still damp with her tears. /console rogue alt.
Bought a house. Moving next month. Have lots of painting to do. Been watching HGTV and DIY to get some ideas. Plotting on getting (finally) my puppy. Working on not being sick anymore. Gonna go run my random daily and help finish making dinner before the raid starts.
That's my ramble for the day :)
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- Keeva said...
We've cancelled two ICC raids this week due to lack of numbers. Even in the middle of progression, I think that the more news we hear of Cataclysm, the more we'll bleed raiders - it just seems to be a cyclic thing.
But I take a lot of comfort knowing that we enjoyed being a small 10 man guild for a bit - and next time we probably won't implode as we've done in the past - we'll probably just make the call to stop 25s at some point, and "just do 10s until the expansion". That gives me a lot of comfort - know that the guild won't ever die again, it might just scale back temporarily.
I don't really care about the "in before the nerf" stuff, it's only 5%, it's not like the big nerf to Sunwell back in the day, 30% nerf in one hit.
Besides, it's an optional nerf - you can get rid of the buff if you really want to do it "properly". But I really don't see any competitive guilds giving away a 5% buff to health, dps and healing - so I don't think anyone is in a position to knock anyone else about making use of the buff - because I doubt they would click it off, themselves.
That's how I see it, anyway.
- March 2, 2010 at 7:41 PM
- Kae said...
It's more a personal accomplishment than worrying about what others say. Knowing that we were held back by a broken instance and bad schedule overload for the raiders just doesn't make me very happy about Arthas... we have a lot of raiders out of town, and myself will be moving in the next month.
We have 7 raiders of 14 online tonight. We picked up two casuals and a "pug" healer. I don't like having to do that :( I'm not to the point of "Cata's around the corner" yet... I'll feel that when we're working on hardmode Arthas!
- March 2, 2010 at 8:33 PM
- Keeva said...
I didn't realise, but we had 15 people that we had either lost, or were unable to raid due to work, RL commitments, illness, internet issues, etc.
We haven't faced Arthas this week, and it's very frustrating.
I'll be interested to see whether my guild is for or against the buff.
- March 2, 2010 at 8:38 PM
- Jen said...
We're not doing quite that bad, but we usually end up with 23-23 sign ups, and have to start with less people and hope someone shows up in the meantime (we don't pug, but we sometimes get non-raiders in the guild to help). I'm partly guilty for this and I feel bad, because healers are the biggest problem, but my work schedule is messing with my raids :(
As for alt runs... the same happened to us in ToC10. We sucked so much both me and one of the healers had to bring in our mains, and it was still hard! I admit my holy pally skills border on zero, and he gear is more Ulduar-level, but still wiping with two ICC-25 geared healers? That was an ouch night. We ended up with the 3rd healer going on his tank, the tank going on a healer, a few DPS bringing their mains... and sharding everything, including the awesoooome sword I wanted for my pally's tanking spec :(
- March 3, 2010 at 3:49 AM
- Kae said...
I am lucky to have some awesome "casual" players in Vortex... their guild rank is actually called "Awesome," because that is what they are. In spite of having only 7 main raiders (with two casuals/awesomes and an unguilded alt friend), including one who DCed through all of Marrowgar/Deathwhisper and the trash up to Gunship, and having to teach the fights to one of them, we cleared all wings except frostwing halls (Valithria) before the end of the raid night. They learned quick and we two-shot Putricide, the first wipe being only due to an overflow of slime in P1/P2 since our OT had never piloted the Abom before.
It was a significant morale boost :)
- March 3, 2010 at 8:35 AM
- Jasyla said...
I think a lot of guilds are suffering from lack of numbers at the moment. My guild only raids twice a week and last month we had to cancel two raids due to lack of numbers. So that was two weeks where we only had time to kill the farmed bosses and had no time to work on any progression kills. On our first Putricide kill last week we had 3 casuals in the raid plus an abundance of healers who had to respec to get a half-decent raid comp.
I'm actually kinda glad about the buff. 5% is a nice little boost, though I'm not certain if my guild will be using it yet.
Gratz on the new house.
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A recent study published in the proceedings of the Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing Conference (EMNLP) in October and presented in the LSA conference last week found evidence of geographical lexical variation in Twitter posts. (For news stories on it, see here and here.) Eisenstein, O'Connor, Smith and Xing took a batch of Twitter posts from a corpus released of 15% of all posts during a week in March. In total, they kept 4.7 million tokens from 380,000 messages by 9,500 users, all geotagged from within the continental US. They cut out messages from over-active users, taking only messages from users with less than a thousand followers and followees (However, the average author published around 40~ posts per day, which might be seen by some as excessive. They also only took messages from iPhones and BlackBerries, which have the geotagging function. Eventually, they ended up with just over 5,000 words, of which a quarter did not appear in the spell-checking lexicon aspell.
In order to figure out lexical variation accurately, both topic and geographical regions had to be ascertained. To do this, they used a generative model (seen above) that jointly figured these in. Generative models work on the assumption that text is the output of a stochastic process that can be analysed statistically. By looking at mass amounts of texts, they were able to infer the topics that are being talked about. Basically, I could be thinking of a few topics – dinner, food, eating out. If I am in SF, it is likely that I may end up using the word taco in my tweet, based on those topics. What the model does is take those topics and figure from them which words are chosen, while at the same time figuring in the spatial region of the author. This way, lexical variation is easier to place accurately, whereas before discourse topic would have significantly skewed the results (the median error drops from 650 to 500 km, which isn't that bad, all in all.)
The way it works (in summary and quoting the slide show presented at the LSA annual meeting, since I'm not entirely sure on the details) is that, in order to add a topic, several things must be done. For each author, the model a) picks a region from P( r | ∂ ) b) picks a location from P( y | lambda, v ) and c) picks a distribution over P( Theta | alpha ). For each token, it must a) pick a topic from P( z | Theta ), and then b) pick a word from P( w | nu ). Or something like that (sorry). For more, feel free to download the paper on Eisenstien's website.
Well, what did they find? Basically, Twitter posts do show massive variation based on region. There are geographically-specific proper names, of course, and topics of local prominence, like taco in LA and cab in NY. There's also variation in foreign language words, with pues in LA but papi in SF. More interestingly, however, there is a major difference in regional slang. 'uu', for instance, is pretty much exclusively on the Eastern seaboard, while 'you' is stretched across the nation (with 'yu' being only slightly smaller.) 'suttin' for something is used only in NY, as is 'deadass' (meaning very) and, on and even smaller scale, 'odee', while 'af' is used for very in the Southwest, and 'hella' is used in most of the Western states.
More importantly, though, the study shows that we can separate geographical and topical variation, as well as discover geographical variation from text instead of relying solely on geotagging, using this model. Future work from the authors is hoped to cover differences between spoken variation and variation in digital media. And I, for one, think that's #deadass cool.
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The seven Conley sisters, who grew up in Portland as part of a family of 11 children whose parents were Mike and Mary Conley, have a special way to keep themselves threaded together.
Each year for the past 10 or so years, the sisters — Mary Folsom of Hampden, Dorothy Lee of Hinsdale, Ill., Patti Conley of Portland, Kathleen Kuntz of Portland, Margaret Allair of North Berwick, Tery Foster of Westbrook and Maureen Conley of Portsmouth, N.H. — get together for a long weekend to hang out, shop, catch up on family news and enjoy time together. Often, said Mary Folsom, that time includes doing a craft project. This year, the sisters have taken on what they refer to as the Seven Sisters Afghan Project.
The idea, said Kathleen Kuntz, is for each sister to knit seven strips, all in the same pattern. When the sisters get together in the fall, they will sew the strips into seven afghans, one for each sister. Kathleen said she will knit her strips in the feather and fan pattern.
Folsom said she will knit an eyelet pattern for her strips. Patti Conley will knit hers in the Seven Sisters cable pattern in blue. Hers will serve as the center strip of each afghan.
Tery Foster is the sister who came up with the idea for the project. The sisters chose Lion Brand Vanna's Choice yarn in dusty blue, oatmeal, gray and tan for the project. The choice to go with an acrylic yarn was prompted by a need to bypass wool allergies, Kuntz said.
But there was just one small bump to be overcome before the project could cast on, so to speak. Maureen and Margaret didn't know how to knit. Mary and Patti took on the task of teaching them how.
"Mother didn't have time to teach the younger girls to knit because she was so busy with the family," Folsom said. "I was 10 when I asked mother to teach me to knit. She had seven children by then. She got me some size ten and half needles and yarn and got me started on a scarf. It was pretty strange looking when it was done — full of dropped stitches and holes. Later on, mother taught me to knit two-needle mittens and I knit mittens for the younger children. Learning to knit was a nice time with my mother. In 1958, when I was 11, I got a knitting bag for Christmas. I was thrilled."
The sisters also have four brothers — Mike, Tom, John and Steve Conley.
Kathleen said she learned to knit in a home economics class at school then consulted her mother when she was ready to refine her techniques.
"Mother knit when she got to sit down, which wasn't often. In the evening, when everything was done, she sat and knit while she watched TV," Kathleen said.
"We will leave the afghans to our daughters and nieces," Folsom said.
"When we get together," Kuntz said, "it's comfortable and it's like being home. We were blessed with good parents and now we have each other. The afghans will be our arms around each other when we are apart."
To access the Seven Sisters cable pattern, visit lionbrand.com and use the pattern search feature. When the next page comes up, click on Cable: Seven Sisters, which will be in red typeface halfway down the page.
If anyone living in the Bangor area knows how to tat and would be willing to teach the skill to an 80-year-old woman, give me a call and I will pass on their contact information.
The University of Maine Museum of Art will host a Rug Braiding Workshop with Lisa Scofield, from 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays, Feb. 23-March 2, at the museum, 40 Harlow St., in Bangor. The cost is $45 for museum members, $50 for others, plus a materials fee of $15, or bring your own materials. For more information, call Eva Wagner at 561-3360 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
A Quilt Show and Tell will take place at 2 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 19, at the Penobscot Marine Museum's Main Street Gallery, 40 E. Main St., Searsport. Bring old quilts and share them with other quilt enthusiasts. Maine State Quilt Study Group members will provide analysis of the quilt, including the history of the patterns, fabrics and techniques used. Participants are invited to share their stories about the quilt. Admission is free.
Call Ardeana Hamlin at 990-8153 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Don't forget to visit her blog at byhand.bangordailynews.com.


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