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-First shutout for the Spartans since a 2-0 victory over Charlotte on April 3, 2018.
-UNCG is now 19-4 at home on the season.
-Austin Koehn has gone at least five innings in his last three starts (vs. Western Carolina, Furman, George Mason), allowing a combined two runs, four walks while striking out 17 opposing hitters.
-Third time this season that Jack Voigt has tallied at least three strikeouts in a game.
-Josh Madole, who finished 1-for-3 with two RBI and a run scored tied teammate Coleman Sawyer for the longest hitting streak of the season (15 games) by any UNCG hitter.
-Caleb Webster moved his hitting streak to seven games, his longest hitting streak of the season.
The Spartans return to the diamond on Tuesday, April 16th when they host Campbell at 6 p.m.

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Peter was the only child of Clara Holt nee Sutcliffe. He was born on 11/11/1920 at 30 Earl Street Shipley West Yorkshire and was an older cousin of my mother Edna Dodd Nee Holmes and her late sisters Ivy and Olive.
On their visits to their Aunt, Mum and Aunty Olive remembered him as a very quiet unassuming lad who had a real passion for model trains and who was very adept at making them. His mother was particularly strict and became easily irritated by him. Mum has often indicated that my Great Aunt was somewhat intolerant of him at times and he led a somewhat repressed life as a youngster.
Peter eventually enlisted with the RAF on 15/03/1941 aged 21 and was in 199 Squadron. His Service Number was 1147370.
A description of him reads as follows Height 5ft 5 1/4inches. Hair black. Eyes brown Complexion pale. Chest size 30 ½ inches.
Occupation Cinema Projectionist.
Further details read as follows.
150 Squadron 14/09/1942
150 Squadron to 199 Squadron 16/11/1942
199 Squadron to [ ? 1481B Flight ] 15/05/1943
DEP POR 02/03/19444 Admit Victoria Hospital Worksop 15/04/1944 Transferred RAF Hospital Rauceby Grantham Lincolnshire 19/04/1944
He went on to complete many successful sorties in Wellington aeroplanes. Taken from information held at the National Archives at KEW.
Peter's entries read as follows:
AIRCRAFT TYPE 'T' BX514 (199 Squadron
8/9/Dec 1942 Crew. Sgt Holt P Pilot Sgt Bennett H Navigator Sgt Thomas A H Air Bomber Sgt Aspinall S J W/Op AG Sgt Staples MC R Gunner
Time up 16.96hrs Time Down 23.50 hrs
Mine Laying 2x1500 VEGS. Mines were successfully laid at 1941hrs from a height of 700 ft with good visibility below cloud. Timed run was made from {?Vesjsnacs –difficult to transcribe} neck and both parachutes seen to open. Operation considered successful.
26/01/1943 Wellington III 2 BK 3
Time up 17.05. Time Down 23.20hrs.
From a height of 8000ft this aircraft bombed the Docks and a burst was seen in the dock area. The area was well identified and a large fire was seen in the South part of a town with scattered fires in other parts. The aircraft landed at base.
29/01/1943. Wellington III 'Z' BK138
Time up 16.45hrs Time down 22.20 hrs.
From a fix this aircraft bombed the presumed position of the target, but no results were observed due to the 10/10 cloud. Aircraft returned to base.
04/02/1943 Wellington III 'Z' BK138
Time up 18.30hrs Time down 23.50hrs.
Lorient 21.12hrs 9000ft 060degrees M No cloud visibility good. Outer harbour and docks clearly seen. Bombs believed to fall near Magisin general but {/ word} seen pjhoto flash failed. One fire seen on West of town area. This aircraft returned safely to base.
07.02/1943 Wellington III 'Z' BK138
Time up 19.17hrs. Time down 00.17hrs
Lorient 21.45hrs 7000ft 200 degrees M clear, no cloud. Visibility good apart from smoke fires. Port area virtually identified. Also by fires raised by previous aircraft. Bombs from this aircraft believed to fall in the centre of aiming area. Burst not seEn. Huge fires started in aiming areas "A" and " B" also many other fires seen throughout the town. Results could still be seen when we were 100 miles away on our return.
12/02/1943 Wellington III 'V' BJ674
Time up 18.16hrs Time down 22.20hrs.
Sea Mining 19.45hrs 700ft heading 340 degrees clear, no cloud. Visibility very good. Run of 7 minutes on course. 340 degrees both parachutes seen to open.
13/02/1943 Wellington III 'Z' BK138
Time up 17.30hrs Time down 23.20hrs
Lorient 20.41hrs 9000ft 300 degrees W Clear moonlight,no cloud. Target identified . Bombs from this aircraft believed to fall 300 yards NW of aiming point.
19/02/1943. Wellington III 'Z' BK138
Time up 17.45hrs Time down 22.45 hrs
Wilhelmshaven 20.05hrs 13,5000ft 095 degrees M 7/10 CLOUD. Port area identified visually. Bomb believed to fall on aiming point. Our bomb not seen. No other result of bombing seen in target area.
05/03/1943 Wellington III 'Z' BK138
Time up 19.20 hrs Time Down 23.58hrs.
{? Word } 21.25hrs 15,oooft 190 degrees N IAS 150mph. No cloud. Good horizontal visibility. Large volume of smoke. Target identified by { ?concentration} Red and green T I markers. Own burst not seen. No scattered fires seen. One large concentration of fire around aiming point. Concentration 100%. If path finder fosse put the TI markers in place KRUPPS should be finished. Glow of fires could still be seen after crossing coast on way back.
09/03/1943 Wellington ?KK18634
Time up 18.50 Time down 01.05yrs. 21.43hrs 700ft 244 degrees N. No cloud. Patches of thick mist at seal level. Good visibility horizontally, above. Timed rrun of 5 ½ minutes. From south tip of heading 247 degrees N.G.S. 150. Both Parachutes seen to open. Very successful trip.
12/03/1943 Wellington III 'Z' BK 1368
Time up 19.30hrs Time down 00.15hrs.
ESSEN 21.41hrs 14,000ft 210 degrees N Lat 180 degrees. No cloud. Smoke. Visibility very good. Target identified by three green TI markers. In sight. Own bomb not seen to explode due to violent evasive action from flack. Saw too bright yellow explosions { ? smoulder} larger 4000lb which lit up our aircraft. One appeared to be midway and the East side of { ? } { ?commander] pathfinder laid their markers well but the attack was not as concentrated as the last raid as there appeared to be a number of bombs dropped in over 2 – 3 miles W and N and outside of defence.
13/03/1943 Wellington III 'N' BK541
Time up 01.00hrs Time down 06.15hrs
03.45hrs 700ft 049degrees G/S 157 No cloud base. Visibility good Run of 9 ½ minutes from Spiekereek. Both Parachutes seen to open and VEGS Enter water.Very successful uneventful trip.
26/03/1943 Wellington III 'Z' BK138
Time up 19.35hrs Time down 00.05hrs.
Durisburg 21.55hrs 16000ft 190 degrees N IAS 160mph. Visibility good. 10/10 cloud tops 14/15000ft target identified by red and green tracking flares in bombing sights. No results observed owing to cloud. Pathfinder force released point flares, appeared to be scattered.
28/03/1943 Wellington III 'Z' BK138
Time up 19.04hrs Time down 01.00hrs
St Nazaire 22.09hs 10,000ft 170 degrees N IAS 140. No cloud VISIBILITY GOOD. Target identified by TI markers red. Bombs seen to explode among building. Very successful trip. TI markers accurately timed and well concentrated.
29/03/1943 Wellington 'X' BK138
Time up 19.35hrs Time down 00.35hrs
Bochin 21.50hrs 16,000ft 190 degrees N IAS 160mph. Visibility good no cloud. Some ground { ?haze or base} Target identified by green tracking flare. One white flare in bomb sight at time of release. No results observed. Very scattered and on the whole results very disappointing.
08/04/1943 Wellington 'Y' BK702
Time up 20.25hrs Time Down 02.30hrs
Sea mining 23.31hrs 700ft 131 degrees N IAS 18F. No cloud. Slight [ ?haze or base] Target identified. La Calabasse. Timed run of 6 minutes. On course 131 IAS 155 Both parachutes seen to open. Small hole in tail plume believed to be due to light flack.
10/04/1943 Wellington X 'P' ?5470
Time up 23.5hrs Time down 06.00hrs
Frankfurt 02.36hrs 11,00oft 050 degrees M IAS 150 10/10 cloud tops 9,000ft. Visibility good above cloud. Target identified by reflection of red and green markers TI markers seen on cloud. No results were observed owing to cloud. No sky markers were visible above cloud in target area owing to 10/10 cloud. It was expected that this method would be used.
14/04/1943 Wellington X 'P' ?5470
Time up 21.25hrs Time down 04.25hrs
Stuttgart 00.55hrs 12,000ft 210degrees M IAS . Clear no cloud. Visibility very good . Target identified by TI markes green,yellow T/I's seen on track. Bombs aimed at centre of 3 groups of T.Is. No results observed. A few fires were just stating. Rather scattered but certainly in a built up target area. Quite successful. Several large HE bursts also seen in a built up target area shortly after we left.
16/04/1943. Wellington X 'P' ?5470
Time up 21.20hrs Time Down 04.20hrs
Maunheim 00.57hrs 12,000ft 030 degrees M IAS 160mph. No cloud hazy. Bombed on green TI's in bomb sight. Target not in sight owing to much ground haze. No results observed. No fires yet seen in this target area. Difficult to estimate success of raid at time.
20/04/1943. Wellington X 'P' ?5470
Time up 20.45hrs Time down 02.40hrs
Sea mining 00.02hrs 1000ft 010 degrees [M] Slight mist. Some high cloud. Visibility good. Target identified by S End of Ile – De- Croix. Run of 1 minute on heading 010 MG/S 164. Both parachutes seen to open. Successful trip.
These are the only entries we have of Peters' sorties.
The Air Historical Branch sent us the following details.
Flight Sgt Holt was the Pilot of Wellington aircraft HE804 operating with 1481 Bombing Gunnery Flight of 1 Group, based at Ingham. Casualty records show that F/sgt Holt and three other members of the crew were serving with 1 Lancaster finishing School based at Hemswell, Lincolnshire, at the time of the accident.
On 15th April 1944 the crew of HE804 were undertaking an exercise when at 15.15hrs whilst flying at 1500ft the starboard engine failed and the aircraft lost height and crashed in woods at Ollerton Road east of Worksop, Nottinghamshire. An examination of the aircraft failed to show he reason for the engine failure. Sadly the entire crew received injuries as a result of the accident. F/Sgt Holt was dangerously injured and admitted to the Victoria Hospital Worksop.
On 19th April 1944 he was transferred to RAF Rauceby Grantham Lincolnshire
Other members of the crew read as follows
J18014 Fg Off D A BLACK
J14397 Fg Off G MANN
1435983 Sgt WR FIELD
R 205197 Sgt R L HOLMGREN
R194626 Sgt E R MATTHEWS
613917 Sgt F H ROUT
R 210602 Sgt E SMITH
Peter received a Flying badge on 04/04/1942,
He was eventually awarded the DFM on 15/06/1943 at this was presented to him at Buckingham Palace by the King on 30/11/1943 in. His investiture reads.
A local newspaper's report on Peter's DFM
1147370 Sergeant Peter Holt No 199 Squadron. Since October 1942 Sergeant Holte has completed numerous operational missions over enemy territory. These operations have included sorties to Cologne, Duisburg and Essen and also minelaying flights in enemy waters. He has invariably taken part in these attacks with skill and courage, and though the enemy opposition has been frequently encountered, he has always set an example of sool judgement, airmanship and efficiency. His gallantry and devotion to duty have been an inspiration to the rest of the squadron.
On 19/06/1944 Peter also received a Good Conduct badge, which is entered as being a 1stv
On April the 15th 1944 my mother and her sister Olive, remembered their mother Annie Holmes rushing into the house and out again telling them she was going to her Sister Clara's' home. She informed them briefly that Peter had been involved in a serious air crash and was "Critically injured."
They were shocked by this information, but I was told in that day and age one never asked questions, and so being many years younger the full impact of what had occurred never really registered with either of them.
They understood that Peter had deliberately veered the plane away from a school.
The extent of the injuries was never mentioned, and they never saw Peter again. In due course, they completely lost touch with their family roots.
I contacted a local paper in Worksop to see if they held any archive material and in time I was put in touch with a Mr Dennis Gray and his wife Marjorie. We have remained friends to this day.
Worksop Guardin Published on Thursday 14 December 2006 16:04
"MEMORIES of Second World War years in the Worksop area came flooding back following last week's Worksop Guardian feature on Clumber Park.
The Oval resident Dennis Gray clearly remembers the day when a Wellington bomber smashed into the trees just short of Truman's Lodge.
"It had taken off from Scofton and was taking part in an exercise when one of its engines failed," he said.
"There was a gang of us, all about the same age playing around in the area. We saw what was happening and we couldn't believe our eyes."
Mr Gray said it was the 15th April 1944 when the plane, HE 804 piloted by Yorkshireman Flt Sgt Peter Holt, got into trouble over Worksop.
"We could see there was something wrong – the Wellington was a two-engined plane and this one was limping along on one at just 500 feet ," he said.
"The plane was definitely heading for a crash as he was losing height all the time."
But as far as the lads could see he was not going to hit any houses.
But there were three schools which were in danger – particularly Worksop College.
His only option if he was going to avoid hitting it was to come down in Clumber Park – in an area that was known to be cluttered with Nissen huts packed with ammunition and armaments.
In an effort to save children's lives the pilot bravely chose the second option, and started to put the plane down in Clumber.
Thankfully his courageous decision paid off and he managed to avoid the rows of munitions dumps as his plane crumpled into the trees.
Miraculously none of the crew members – the pilot, the wireless operator and seven trainee air gunners – lost their lives.
"It was 3.15pm when it happened and in no time at all the souvenir hunters were on the scene. That was our cue to dash off home," added Dennis.
Retford's Bill Taylor who served as a corporal in the RAF Fire and Rescue has researched and written about, the history of wartime airfields in the area.
The Wellington was never a popular plane with pilots," he said.
"To fly it at all with one engine out would have been extremely difficult.
"According to my records the plane was on a gunnery exercise – at that time Scofton (RAF Worksop) was a very important place for training pilots and their air crew"
Mr Gray and his friends remember picking up several pieces of Perspex long after the incident.
Tragically the end of my research was thought provoking to say the least. We tried to establish if Peter was still alive, and could be contacted. We did this by trying to trace his Social Security details but after much searching it was discovered that Peter had in fact died in 1960.
We sent off for the death certificate and it was an enormous shock to learn the following
FRIDAY 1ST SEPTEMBER 1961 25 Elwick Court Cheshunt Hertfordshire Peter Sutcliffe known as Holt 40yrs Estimating Clerk - Suicide while the balance of his mind was temporarily disturbed by Carbon Monoxide Poisoning from exhaust fumes of a motor car.
The irony of his death was that my parents were living only approximately 25-30 miles away and had no knowledge that he was within such close proximity.
My Grandma – Peters Aunt, died in November 1944 the same year as the accident, when he would still be recovering, from his injuries. 3 weeks later Peters own Mum – Clara died. Peter had no siblings.
Very regrettably Peter had supposedly been informed by an Aunt at the Funeral of his Mother that the man he had always know to be his Father i e FRED HOLT was in fact not his Father after all!
Peter may have been prone to depression prior to joining the RAF. If he wasn't at that point in his life, he was obviously a deeply troubled and mentally unstable young man at the time of his death. He had lost touch with all his maternal Aunts/Uncles and Cousins, and we believe and he must have felt incredibly lonely and isolated.
Post Traumatic Stress disorder may not have been recognised in 1961, and the type of help Peter may have been given, would without doubt fall short of what is on offer for people today who suffer from Mental Health problems. It would be very unusual to have witnessed all the scenes Peter would have seen, and experienced so many personal tragedies, without suffering from some kind of Mental breakdown.
We have no knowledge of any girlfriends, or indeed wife/children he may have had.
The Coroners inquest shows that a Mrs Midgeley " Step Aunt " was the last person to have seen Peter, before his untimely death.
Peter will always be held dear to my heart. I never met him, and I have little information regarding his personality other than what I have been told over the years.
I feel that he was a hugely courageous young man, who deserves always to be remembered as such for the incredible bravery and effort he gave for his Country.
By Jane Dodd, Peters 1st Cousin x1 removed
BK138 ended its career with 21OTU, RAF Moreton-in-Marsh. It made a forced landing at RAF Broadwell on 6th April 1944 after the toilet lid became detatched and lodged in the aircrafts aileron controls!
The fate of the crew of HE804
J18014 Fg Off D A BLACK Unknown
J14397 Fg Off G MANN Unknown
1395366 F/SGT Frank Albert SPARKS to General Duties Branch 16th March 1945 as 195467. To pilot Officer RAFVR 10 Squadron in September 1945.
1435983 Sgt WR FIELD Unknown
R 205197 Sgt R L HOLMGREN RCAF Rear Air Gunner flew with 550 Squadron flew lancasters EE139 'BQ-B' 'The Phantom of the Ruhr', PA991 'BQ-E' and PA995 'BQ-K' 'The Vulture Strikes'.
R194626 Sgt E R MATTHEWS Unknown
613917 Sgt F H ROUT maybe 625 Squadron? (Flt Sgt F H (Frank) Rout Gunner S.African)
R 210602 Sgt Eric SMITH RCAF from West Summerland, British Columbia. 626 Squadron killed 4th November 1944 aged 20 in Lancaster I LM290 'UM-W2' took off from RAF Wickenby and shot down by Luftwaffe ME410 over Menen, Belgium whilst on a mission to bomb Bochum, Germany. Buried in a communal grave at Kortrijk Communal Cemetery, West Vlaanderen Belgium. Row BB. Coll. grave 15-19.


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I'm Frédéric, Fred or Fredje (which means as much as Little Fred in Dutch). I am a guy born in 1992 from Antwerp. I do photography, make music and DJ, and I write silly things on social media. Such as Twitter, where your visited this page from!
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Unless you're in one of those unfortunate families that started school in mid-August, I'll bet the kids where you live aren't really back in school. I mean, really back in school, not in the adjustment phase. Somewhere past new clothes, new haircuts, new backpacks, and into sensible breakfasts, homework after supper, and refrigerator doors festooned with schedules.
I always loved going back to school because I was a routine-loving gal, who was overly fond of school supplies. Okay, I had a touch of obsessive-compulsiveness, and I adored school supplies, especially new boxes of crayons, all sharp, pointy, and standing in rows. The first thing I did was gently tip them out onto a soft surface so they wouldn't break, and reorganized them by color families. Obsessive-compulsive.
"I only write when I'm inspired, and I see to it that I'm inspired at nine o'clock every morning." ~W. Somerset Maughan, writer
Contrary to the myth that writers are free-spirits who have lousy health habits, bohemian lifestyles, and sustain their productivity with coffee, other substances, and good reviews, writers who keep going for the long haul develop healthy, successful habits. We need different habits for starting a major project; for handling pressure; and for ending a major project.
Let's start with starting a project. What habits do we need to develop?
Enough sleep
When we begin a major project, the first thing we need is consistent, restful sleep. Current recommendation is at least 7 hours a night, but a huge portion of adults are getting by — or think they are getting by — on 6 hours or less every night. Night after night. Here's 7 reasons that is a very bad idea.
At least once a week, we need to sleep an extra hour. Until Daylight Savings Time ends on November 2, we might need to sleep an extra hour twice a week. The reason is that our bodies run on a 25-hour cycle; clocks run on a 24-hour cycle. Getting extra sleep one or two morning a week resets our body's internal rhythms.
Plan Treats
Set-up treats ahead of time. One year my family gave me a tea subscription. Every two months, a small package of tea arrived. Some months that little gift was just the boost I needed to keep going.
We might pre-purchase gift cards for ourselves, or season tickets to something fun, or set up a dozen envelopes with a little mad money in each one, to be used in the future for small treats when the writing is either going terrific or really, really rotten. Creative people desperately need good things to look forward to on a regular basis, so we have to pre-prime the creative pump by assuring ourselves, in advance, that goodies are on the way.
Honor Research and Inspiration
Announcing that we are establishing a routine for research comes easier for many writers than justifying the other types of time. "I'm off to Majorca to do research," slips easily from our mouth to be greeted by our friends' jealous groans. Don't we wish? More often, it's "I'm off to the library to strain my eyes at the microfiche reader," but even our non-writing friends understand that writers must do research.
We also need to establish inspiration habits, which are completely different than doing research. Research fills our notebooks. Inspiration fills our hearts. Think of collecting inspiration as being akin to a sailing ship taking on provisions before the crew sets out on an around-the-world journey. We need to start our book journey with our creative quartermaster stores filled to the brim.
However we organize our new creative project; whether it's in notebooks, folders, or on an electronic writing program, devote a section to Inspiration. Collect quotes and pictures. Bookmark 25 to 50 web sites for people people and activities that get our juices going. Visit those sites regularly for quick pick-us-up inspiration.
Honor thinking
Most of all, when we begin a new project, we need time to hear ourselves think. This is often the hardest thing to justify to ourselves. "But I think about my book all the time: in the shower, in the car, while I'm waiting in the dentist's office, etc."
In a study about work, first graders were presented with two pictures. In one a man hoed his garden. In the other he sat back in a chair with his hands behind his head, staring into space. The children were asked, "Which man is working?"
One first-grader selected the man staring into space and could not be dissuaded to change her mind. Her father was a writer. She recognized that sitting back in a chair, staring into space was work for some people. We should all be so lucky in our family and friends.
Shut out the world
As writers standing on the precipice of a new project, the most deadly line we hear begins, "As long as you're not doing anything . . ." My advice here is simple. Lie. Outright lie if you need to. "But I am working on something. I started my new novel last week and I'm already up to my eyebrows in research and outlining." Then go to our offices, set every electronic device we own to babysit itself for while, and sit in our chairs with our hands behind our heads, staring into space. It will do us and our incipient plot worlds of good.
Let's see, what are we working on?
Next Tuesday, September 9, on Write the Novel, I'll have thoughts on Flash Symbols — micro-details that hook readers in very sneaky ways.
Next Thursday, September 11, come back for more habits writers need, or how to survive living in a pressure cooker.


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Tragedy as son of former TD Charlie O'Connor dies aged 35
THE son of former Tallaght TD Charlie O'Connor has died at the age of 35.
Actor Robert O'Connor was found in a property in Rialto on Saturday night.
While the cause of his premature death remains unknown, his father said they are devastated at his loss.
"We are now going to have to bury our own son, which is every parent's worst nightmare," said Mr Connor, a former Fianna Fail TD.
Robert O'Connor had worked with his father in Dail Eireann but then studied at the Gaiety School of Acting and the Betty Ann Norton School of Drama.
He appeared in a number of productions, including the films, The Nixer, Rural Heat, and Portrait of a Zombie, and on stage in Down The Flats, Hatchet, and Give us a Break.
Charlie O'Connor was a popular TD in the Dublin South West constituency between 2002 and 2011 but lost his seat in the last General Election when Fianna Fail was heavily punished by voters.
In 2009, Mr O'Connor was angry when Robert was arrested on suspicion of impersonating a garda following a car chase in Dublin city centre involving a former PSNI car that had modified sirens.
Robert was a passenger in a Honda Civic that was spotted by gardai speeding near Lower Baggot Street.
Various items used by gardai were found inside, including fluorescent jackets, torches, first aid kits and latex gloves, giving the impression it was a police vehicle.
O'Connor's pal was charged with drink-driving and both men were questioned on suspicion of impersonating gardai.
A follow-up search of Charlie's Tallaght home yielded an air rifle and an air pistol, and Mr O'Connor said that his son had got caught up in a prank and ended up in a "bad situation".
Meanwhile, the funeral of the father of former Independent TD Patrick Nulty is to take place tomorrow at 11am in St Brigid's Church in Blanchardstown.
Patrick Sr, from Corduff, Dublin, was a popular figure in the area.
Last month, Patrick Jr (31) resigned his seat following revelations that he sent inappropriate Facebook messages to a 17-year-old girl.
His father and mother Rose strongly defended their son in the wake of the controversy.
Mr Nulty apologised for his behaviour and said that the "message was sent while under the influence of alcohol".


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Associate Professor
Director: Health & Societies Major
Curriculum Vitæ
PhD, School of Oriental & African Studies, University of London
MPhil, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi
MA, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi
BA, Presidency College, Calcutta
My training was firmly within the Subaltern Studies tradition and I continue to work within that tradition of scholarship. I am therefore interested in issues of marginality and marginalization both within and through science. People and knowledges who are disempowered are the main subject of my studies. My twin ambition is to write histories of science that are anti-colonial without being nationalist or identitarian.
In my first monograph, Nationalizing the Body (London: 2009), I wrote about the South Asian doctors and medical subordinates who were employed in the lower echelons of the colonial medical establishment in British India. I highlighted their creativitiy, agency and politics in vernacularizing 'western' medicine so as to meet local realities. In my second monograph, Doctoring Traditions (Chicago: 2016), I explored how Ayurvedic medicine modernized under colonialism. While focusing on the agency and creativity of the Ayurvedic physicians of the colonial era, I also acknowledged their political exclusions as well as their intellectual engagement with "western" intellectual traditions.
Currently, I am working on a history of human difference and race in 20th century South Asia. This touches on the histories of physical anthropology, evolutionary biology, human genetics and archeogenetics. My dual aim is to both recover the repressed stories of Indian pioneers of genetics as well as to uncover how the politics of race, indigeneity and biocolonialism play out in the South Asian context.
The issues of identity and inheritance raised by the current project has also lured me into the parallel histories of forensics and parapsychology which, in various ways, provided orthogonal ways of thinking about these topics. These also resonate with an older and inchoate interest in science and enchantment.
Finally, I have an interest in the history of chemistry in 19th century Bengal. I am particularly interested in how modernized parachemical traditions such as rasayana and kimiya resonated with vernacularized forms of "modern chemistry". This history overlaps at multiple points with both my interest in medical history and the histories of bodily difference.
Research Interests
- Colonial Medicine
- Indigenous Medicines
- Race Science
- Genetics
- Physical Anthropology
- Science & the Supernatural
- Forensic Science
- Nineteenth-Century Chemistry
Selected Work
- 2016. Doctoring Traditions: Ayurveda, Small Technologies, and Braided Sciences, Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
- 2009. Nationalizing the Body: The Medical Market, Print and Daktari Medicine, London: Anthem Press [PB 2011, Indian Edn. 2012].
Edited Books:
- 2012. Medical Marginality in South Asia: Situating Subaltern Therapeutics, co-edited with David Hardiman, Abingdon: Routledge, Intersections: Colonial and Postcolonial Histories Series.
- 2010. Crossing Colonial Historiographies: Histories of Colonial and Indigenous Medicines in Transnational Perspective, co-edited with Waltraud Ernst and Anne Digby, Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
- 2008. Football: From England to the World, co-edited with Dolores Martinez, London: Routledge.
Select Journal Articles:
- "The Bengali Pharaoh: Upper-Caste Aryanism, Pan-Egyptianism, and the Contested History of Biometric Nationalism in Twentieth-Century Bengal", Comparative Studies in Society and History, 59:2, 446-76.
- "Cat and Mouse: Animal Technologies, Trans-Imperial Networks and Public Health from Below, British India, c. 1907-1918", Social History of Medicine, Advance Access.
- "Vernacularizing the Body: Informational Egalitarianism, Hindu Divine Design and Race in Physiology School Books, Bengal 1859-1877", Bulletin of the History of Medicine, 91:3, 554-85.
- "Parachemistries: Colonial Chemopolitics in a Zone of Contest", History of Science, 54:4, 1-21.
- "Feringhee Dharma: Augustinians, Amerindians and a Bengali deity in an early modern Iberian world", South Asian History & Culture, 7:1, 37-54.
- "Profiling the Profiloscope: Facialization of Race Technologies and the Rise of Biometric Nationalism in Inter-war British India", History and Technology, 31:4, 376-96.
- "Technospatial Imaginaries: Masud Rana and the Vernacularization of Popular Cold War Geopolitics in East Pakistan, 1966-1971", History and Technology, 31:3, 324-40.
- "Swapnaushadhi: The Embedded Logic of Dreams and Medical Innovation in Bengal", Culture, Medicine, and Psychiatry, 38:3, 387-407.
- "From Serosocial to Sanguinary Identities: Caste, Transnational Race Science and the Shifting Metonymies of Blood Group B, India c. 1918-60", Indian Economic and Social History Review, 51:2, 143-76.
- "Vishalyakarani as E. Ayapana:Retro-Botanizing, Embedded Traditions and Multiple Historicities of Plants in Colonial Bengal, 1890-1940", Journal of Asian Studies, 73:1, 65-87.
- "Munisipal Darpan: Imagining the Embodied State and Subaltern Citizenship in 1890s Calcutta", South Asian History & Culture, 4:1, 31-47.
- "In-Disciplining Jwarasur: The Folk/Classical Divide and the Transmateriality of Fevers in Colonial Bengal", Indian Economic and Social History Review, 50:3, 261-88.
- "The 'Cholera Cloud' in the Nineteenth Century 'British World': History of an Object-without-an-essence", Bulletin of the History of Medicine, 86:3, 303-32.
- "Lokman, Chholeman and Manik Pir: Multiple Frames of Institutionalizing Islamic Medicine in Modern Bengal", Social History of Medicine, 24:3, 720-38.
- "Babon Gaji's Many Pasts: The Adventures of a Historian in a Counter-Archive", Contemporary South Asia, 18:1, 89-104.
Graduate Group Member:
- Department of History
- Department of Religious Studies
- Department of South Asian Studies
Teaching Fields
- Medical History
- Indigenous Medicines
- Race
- Genetics
- Biopiracy
- Postcolonial Science
- Psychic Research
- Parapsychology
Courses Taught
- Comparative Medicine
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Mellane, Evan, Aviana and my brother Chanse hiked up the Piedra River yesterday and explored the falls around the box canyon. This is a great hike where you need to cross the river several times to reach the pools. I had last visited the area back in 2006 before Mellane and I got married. These falls can be accessed from the campgrounds at the end of Forest Service Road 640.
Below is a video showing me getting ready to jump off the rock walls into two deep pools.
:00 The beginning of the video shows me slipping on the slick rocks and injuring my hand.
:20 One of the three guys fishing the holes advised me to go up barefooted.
:35 Mellane, Evan and Katriel hanging out on the rocks.
:45 Me throwing my sandals to safety.
:56 Me misjudging my slide and sustaining my second injury, this one to my tail end which is very tender this morning.
1:31 Me sliding down into the second pool and checking out the fish underwater.
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On the way to the pools we met Pagosa native Jeremaih Steed and his friends who were camping and fishing the pools. Jeremaih thought we were lost because there was no where else to go from there. He was surprised the the box canyon was our destination. "I didn't think anyone else knew about this spot", he said. Below is a video of Jeremaih jumping into the lower pool.


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Good quality middleweight hoggets sold to 387p per kilo for 45 hoggets weighing 20.4 kilos at £79 each. All good quality middleweight hoggets sold from 345p to 371p per kilo for 19 hoggets weighing 21.7 kilos at £80.50 each.
Heavy hoggets sold from £79 to £84 each with a top of 338p per kilo for 24.3 kilos at £82 each. Overweight hoggets were slower to clear.
Stores reached 433p per kilo for 12 kilos at £52 each. All good quality stores sold from 350p to 376p per kilo.
Cull ewes sold from £65 to £84 each. Second quality ewes from £37 to £60 each.
Ewes and lambs returned an exceptionally strong trade. Good quality doubles sold to £245 with several more outfits from £200 to £225 each. Singles sold to £165 with all good quality singles from £135 to £147 each.
HEAVY HOGGETS: Ballinrea farmer: 24.3k, £82, 338p: Portadown farmer: 24.3k, £80.50, 331p: Richhill farmer: 24.9k, £81.50, 327p: Portadown farmer: 24.3k, £79, 325p: Edentrumly farmer: 24.7k, £80, 324p: Portadown farmer: 24.4k, £79, 324p: Poyntzpass farmer: 25.4k, £82, 323p.
MIDDLEWEIGHT HOGGETS: Loughbrickland farmer: 20.4k, £79, 387p: Loughbrickland farmer: 21.7k, £80.50, 371p: Belleeks farmer: 20k, £72, 360p: Loughbrickland farmer: 22.2k, £79.50, 358p: Edentrumly farmer: 20.4k, £72, 353p: Caledon farmer: 22.6k, £79.50, 352p: Banbridge farmer: 21.4k, £75, 351p: Armagh farmer: 20.7k, £71.50, 345p.
STORES: Poyntzpass farmer: 12k, £52, 433p: Armagh farmer: 17k, £64, 376p: Poyntzpass farmer: 19.9k, £74, 372p: Armagh farmer: 19k, £69.50, 366p: Newry farmer: 16.7k, £60.50, 362p: Edentrumly farmer: 19.7k, £71, 360p: Poyntzpass farmer: 18.4k, £66, 359p.


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I use an 802.11g wireless connection, and I know that the Windows Zero Configuration applet searches for a new connection every 3 minutes. I have found that if this applet is disabled at boot-up, the wireless connection is not made, but if WZC is stopped shortly after a wireless connection is made, the connection stays active indefinitely, barring outside influences.
I have been using Services.msc to stop WZC (I have it in my start-up folder), but I have to scroll to the bottom of the Services window to access WZC to stop it. I would like to find a faster way to do this, perhaps in the form of a shortcut to a batch file that would start or stop the service, or a shortcut directly to WZC within the Services window. Can you tell me how to accomplish my goal?
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Wireless networks are becoming more and more common. It's not at all unusual to be within range of several. If your connection stutters, WZC may try to hook you up with a different connection. Yet, as this reader notes, if WZC is off at start-up, the system may not connect at all. You don't have to open the Services dialog, scroll to the bottom, double-click on Wireless Zero Configuration, and click on the Stop button. Instead, you can create a shortcut that has the same effect.
Open Windows Explorer and navigate to C:\Windows\System32 (or C:\Winnt\System32 if you're running Windows 2000). Locate the file net.exe. Right-drag it onto the desktop and choose Create shortcut(s) here when you drop it. Click twice slowly in the filename area and name the shortcut Stop WZC. Right-click on the shortcut, choose Properties, and click on the Shortcut tab. The Target field will probably show C:\WINDOWS\system32\net.exe. Append a space to this, followed by stop wzcsvc (don't forget the space before stop). If you like, repeat these steps and create another shortcut to start the service; just replace stop with start.


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Characterizing Belgian co-directors/writers Helene Cattet
and Bruno Forzani's style is tricky since they've only made two
features to date. Both "Amer" and "The Strange Color of Your Body's Tears" are visually overpowering homages to Italian gialli
from the '60s and '70s, seedy crime/detective stories with a focus on
psychological realism and sexual perversion. Cattet and Forzani's gialli
feel more abstract than films by masters like Mario Bava, Dario
Argento, and Sergio Martino in that their films are not
narrative-centric. "The Strange Color
of Your Body's Tears," a mystery about a deranged man's search for his
missing wife, is largely made up of elliptical flashbacks and dream
sequences. It's a confrontational fever dream film told from constantly
shifting perspectives, and a chilly, dizzying trip into a genre defined
by violently conflicting emotions.
In "The Strange Color of Your Body's Tears," we initially see the world through the eyes of Dan Kristensen (Klaus Tange). He drinks to excess, but only after he discovers that his wife Edwige (Ursula Bedena) has disappeared. It's unclear how he knows this is true given that he's just gotten home from a business trip. But Dan's grip on the film's reality is flimsy at best. Everyone that he meets in his building can suspiciously relate to his plight, including the pushy detective whose wife is also missing, and the grieving 7th floor neighbor whose husband vanished. These supporting characters aren't just supporting characters. They're like Dan in that they're united in absence, which makes their bond more than a little uneasy.
To be perfectly honest, you don't really learn much about these characters beyond scattered images of mysterious goings-on that have traumatized them, particularly disembodied body parts: eyes, lips, rears, and uh, other unmentionables. Cattet and Forzani aren't really interested in telling a story, but rather relating the texture and sounds of the people and things that haunt Dan's building, an Art Nouveau apartment with bulging walls, lurid stained glass fixtures, and vertigo-inducing stairwells.
Realistically, these sex scenes, which are filmed with even an even greater need to accent vagina-like head wounds, and straight razor blades protruding out of sundry orifices, are the best test of whether or not you'll like "The Strange Color of Your Body's Tears." They're blunt, and immediately effective if you buy into Freudian fears of absence, and passivity. They're arty and vain if you think they're going to highlight more complex power dynamics. This is the kind of movie that's bound to split up moviegoers. No one will dispute the film's dazzling look, or complex sound design. But beyond that, the film's merits are entirely dependent on how much you either want to trace the similarities between the film's narrative episodes, or just want to zone out, and get lost. I encourage anyone that's interested in seeing this film to bring a friend you know you often disagree with—the Gene to your Roger. Your heated post-screening argument just might make the film one of your favorites of the year (go easy on the name-calling though).
I found "The Strange Color of Your Body's Tears" to be mesmerizing because it's a weird mix of De Palma-like precision, and Argento-esque immediacy. Which is to say: it feels like a formally accomplished experiment that doesn't need to add up to much to be really impressive. There's so much information swimming on the film's top-heavy surface, especially speculation about how guilt and voyeurism inevitably go hand-in-hand, that the plot's various gaps can be filled in a couple of different ways each time you rewatch it. Cattet and Forzani's confidence as image-makers forces interest in where they take Dan to next, even if it's ultimately nowhere more memorable than a bracing shot or two (the mirror-sex scene is especially memorable). I've deliberately kept the film's plot and many of its details a secret for that reason. "The Strange Color of Your Body's Tears" is a movie you really should see and judge for yourself since so much of its charms are visceral. It's a pleasure to behold because it doesn't try to be anything more than a beautiful, troubling trip.
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Next time you stay at a Starwood hotel, you may want to download the Starwood Preferred Guest app for Android and iOS. Why? Well take a look at the video down below.
Starwood is looking to move over to allowing you to use your phone to unlock your hotel room door. How many times have you lost your room key when staying at a hotel? Well now you won't have to worry about that. Now you might be thinking that Starwood is using NFC to get this done, and you'd be wrong. Since it is available for Android and iOS, they have opted for using Bluetooth. Since Apple doesn't think NFC is important enough to put it into their devices. Also NFC isn't standard in every Android device just yet, although we are getting close.
There are some hotels which already have NFC on their door locks, so you just wave your room key in front of the lock and it unlocks. But this is a step further. As you're using their Starwood app on your phone to unlock your hotel room which is pretty awesome. No more having to worry about keeping your room key with you, or having to turn it back in. I'm guessing that once you check out, the app will no longer work to unlock the door. Which is pretty cool. Hopefully more hotels adopt this way of unlocking doors in 2014 and beyond.
According to Starwood, the new process for unlocking your hotel door will be trialed at select Aloft brand hotels, and will roll it out to the rest of the Aloft and W brand hotels in 2014. If you're an SPG member, you can opt in to learn more and for opportunities to participate in this pilot program.
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The keyboard has a lot of interesting features with eth most noticeable being the attractive translucent plastic around the keyboard that is meant to remind you of the Aero theme in Vista. The keyboard is powered by a pair of AA batteries and the mouse uses a single AAA rechargeable and charges via an included dock. The keyboard also features a full complement of media keys and three touch sensitive My Favorite keys for one-touch access to your favorite websites and files or folders.
The keyboard uses the familiar Microsoft Comfort Curve layout and has a wrist rest on the front of the keyboard as well. Since the keyboard is designed to look like Vista it makes sense for it to have short cut keys like one for Flip 3D built-in. The mouse and keyboard connect to the PC via one USB transceiver that uses 2.4GHz technology. Microsoft promises a 30-foot range and I saw better range than that in testing.
The mouse is an ergonomic right hand only design that has a number of buttons on it. The mouse has a magnifier, 4-way scrolling, and five customizable buttons. The mouse buttons are laid out well with the two thumb buttons positioned where they are not likely to be activated by mistake. The mouse has 1000 dpi sensitivity making it more sensitive than typical standard mice. It was accurate during use and only users with 24 or 30-inch display will wish for more sensitivity.
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Setting up the Microsoft Wireless Laser Desktop 7000 is dead easy. All you need to do is plug the transceiver in and you are ready to work in a few minutes. The proprietary 2.4GHz technology used by Microsoft claims to frequency hop when it encounters interference and seems to work well. It seems to work well since I had no issues with interference in my testing despite a variety of Bluetooth devices and other wireless items in my home. Typing feel is typical Microsoft fare with decent feedback and quiet keys. Touch typists will like the typing feel. The keyboard also sports an array of enhanced F keys that can be used for one click access to email, spell check and other Office functions.
If you are a fan of Vista's Aero theme and want to spice up your desktop with a matching keyboard and mouse that also happen to work very well, the Microsoft Wireless Laser Desktop 7000 is a great option. The price is even good for what you get at $129.95. Most computer users will find something to like in the Microsoft Wireless Laser Desktop 7000.
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why would you ask OUR SITE if there are competing trainers available? did you even buy the game? probably not..
Secondly, I've used CH for a very long time, this is the first time I've needed a Unlimited Membership for a game I wanted a trainer for....It just so happens I'm financially tied up this month because I had a car repair, I dont make alot of money because the US Government thinks paying a single Senators hundreds of thousands for retirement is more important than paying combat wounded veterans such as myself...
thirdly.....I did infact not only buy the game, but bought the Career Criminal Edition because I wanted to support the game so much, similarly I would have been buying the "lifetime" CH Membership on the 1st to have access to trainers such as this one......
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Man, it's been a while since I've done this… So sorry, everyone! I'm back, and hopefully I'm back to doing this on a more normal basis.
I'm going to try and take a different approach to this, because it seems like a lot of times I just say different things are on hold. So instead, I'm going to just talk about the manuscript that I've actually been working on during the week. Hopefully that will give you a better idea of how far along I am.
I'm currently working on The Path to Biological. Yep, I'm still wrestling with that gosh dang manuscript, and I'm still working on the rewrite…ugh. I'm almost done with it, though. At the rate I'm going, I'll be done with it before the end of the year!
Let me clarify: I'm typing up the rewrite, since I got done handwriting it a month or so ago. My goal is to do five pages a day. I was sticking with just five, but tonight I decided to do more… I got more like eleven, which is amazing.
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With all that in mind, here's what we're eating this week.
Saturday - Take Away Night
Once a month we all get to pick a meal that we want to eat, sometimes it is a ready meal, sometimes it is something that we really fancy (and is easy to put together) and other times... well other times I'm sure will one day actually be a "proper" take away.
Sunday - BBQ
I figured seeing as how the weather is so beautiful at the moment we should make the most of it. We have some meat in the freezer that I stocked up on a couple of weeks ago (it's actually defrosting in the fridge right now) and I'll team it with a salad and some veggie kebabs to do on the BBQ too.
Monday - Seafood Pasta
I'm going to make a tomato sauce using some canned tomatoes and passata (and garlic!) and toss in some seafood from a fish pie mix.
Tuesday - Chicken and Salad
A quick meal and a favourite, it's also carb free which means Dan Jon and I will be testing Basal rates this evening.
Wednesday - Gnocchi
I am not sure what we're going to have with it, I think my favourite in recent months was the pea and mint Gnocchi, so probably that!
Thursday - Pork Chops
Flyfour picked Pork Chops, so I thought we'd have them tonight with applesauce and plenty of Mashed Potatoes.
Friday - Spanish Night!
We're trying different meals from different countries each Friday night (had you noticed) and so this week we're having Spanish food. Is it lazy to just make some Gazpacho, and tapas?!
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