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So the end of the year got away from me. School reports happened and I also assessed Year 12 exams in my subject for the first time. My son turned one. He also learned to walk and has begun the process of making being cute while destroying the house his full time occupation. There was Christmas and all that jazz. Between all this and the usual kind of stuff, November and December in particular evaporated. But I don't need to tell you that right? It seems to happen to us all.
But then you come out the other side, take a few deep breaths and you get to relax. And whatever I might have said previously about how taxing teaching can be and how much it takes away from my creative time it does have one great advantage: I get almost the entirety of January off.
So with all that time, what's been happening?
In a word: Filming.
So I had a little sketch-based web series I wanted to do. Those of you following along at home will know this one, it's the one I challenged myself to write ten scripts for in ten days during July. The premise for those wondering is this: Two identical twins sharing a house together. One is a long-suffering teacher (yeah, not autobiographical at all, right?) and the other is the evil twin. Like as in the literal evil twin, wants to take over the world and rule it (if he can get off the couch long enough).
The sketches cover a few different things. Some of them are about the Evil Twin's schemes and attempts to develop his supervillain brand, with the Good Twin often pointing out the holes in them, in particular the various supervillain tropes that his brother can't help but ape. Others are about the Evil Twin needling his brother in some way. Some take a look at the various villains of movies and TV, and there's another set I want to do where the brothers answer questions and give advice to the viewers from their very different perspectives.
Essentially it's an odd couple dynamic with both acting as a kind of foil for the other. One has always done the right thing and been part of the general system of our society, but hasn't exactly won any prizes for it. The other is trying to blow that system up (sometimes literally) because he sees its flaws, but can't see the flaws in himself. It's not intended to be as deep as all that, mostly it's about poking fun at evil genius tropes and the like, but I like to think that there is a little bit more to the characters than their mutual snark at the failings each sees in the other.
So since the year ended this has been my creative focus. There are currently 12 episodes that I have slated to shoot. And it has amazed me how much prep work I've had to do. You see, I play both twins. This means that there needs to be a lot of planning around how things will be shot, because in order to get both twins in at least some of the shots I have to do the split-screen thing, acting each side of the conversation and then stitching them together. So this has meant doing a pretty comprehensive shot list to pre-plan the thing before I do it. Then there's the other parts. Costume, props, set dressing. Learning lines. All of that was two weeks work.
All of this before I even turned the camera on.
But I've enjoyed the challenge. Being (quite literally) a one-man show takes a lot of energy, but I am learning a lot. So far I've shot four of the twelve episodes and I hope to do at least one more before I am back at work, then do my best to knock off some more in the evenings in the first few weeks. I've set the goal of being able to submit the series for consideration to Melbourne Web Fest this year, which means having at least 2 episodes fully complete and available by March 31st. Obviously that is on paper quite achievable, but assumes that I can get all post production ducks in a row, launch the channel and all the rest of it. I am quietly confident, and it gives me some additional incentive to keep moving and work to that deadline. But ultimately I would rather not make the deadline than put something that still needs to be worked on up in the public sphere.
And, as has been noted elsewhere on this site, time is still a precious resource, even while on holidays. There's only so much that can be done. After all, the kids are on holidays too and they need to be entertained and looked after. My one year old boy is at a stage where while he's awake he tends to need someone with him, either because he is clingy or because he needs to be prevented from turning the house into a smoking ruin (I love him so much, but am not entirely sure that he isn't Gozer The Destroyer in an even cuter form than the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man). My partner needs the support and relief from the solo parenting that she has to put up with during my working year. And she has her own writing and career building work to do. Her career is further along than mine and so we try to focus on giving her as much time as we can.
So as always, it's really all about making best use of the time available. Creating in the pockets that can be found. The boy goes down for two naps a day (sometimes he even sleeps on the second one) and that gives us both 2-3 hours of working time. We can usually alternate as the on-call parent for several other stints during the day, but for obvious reasons no filming can occur until the kids are in bed. So while I would like to have been further along in the filming process at this point, I was always realistic about my chances.
And hey, there have been other important things to take care of. One part has been exercise. I didn't take the best care of myself physically in 2016 and I've tried to use this month to get a start on getting back into shape. Then there have been a few other house projects. My favourite was the sand pit I dug out for the kids. Took a few mornings of work before the heat of the day set in, but we now have a great little pit for the kids to use. The little fella seems intent on eating all the sand we put in there, but I'm sure he's just getting his essential roughage and silicates.
So moving forward, it's all about the web series at the moment. Although I do have some plans to carve out some space and time to start noodling round with that novel I talked about previously…


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Joyce said that in "Dubliners" his intention was "to write a chapter in the moral history of my country and I chose Dublin for the scene because the city seemed to me the centre of paralysis".The 15 stories which make up the collection are studies on the decay and banality of lower middle-class urban life and the paralysis to which Joyce refers is both intellectual and moral.The characters who appear in the stories lead uneventual and frustrated lives,which are described through carefully chosen detaila.The fact that there is very little action points again to the paralysis and monotony of life in a modern city.The stories are divided into 4 groups.As Joyce explained:"I have tried to present (Dubin's paralysis) under four of its aspects:childhood,adolescence,maturity and public life.The stories are arranged in this order.".
The sisters After the race
An encounter*** CHILDHOOD The boarding house *** ADOLESCENCE
Two gallants
A little cloudIvy day in the committee room
Clay A mother *** PUBLIC LIFE
Counterparts*** MATURE LIFEGrace
And then the last story,"The dead",is longer,subtler and it can be cosidered as Joyce's 1st masterpiece.
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Though,at first glance,the stories seem simply to be realistic,objective descriptions of everyday life,they are psychologically eventful.The psychological action often takes the form of an EPIPHANY in which a commonplace action or object brings a character an unexpected revelation truth and a deep understanding of life.
The chief theme whcih holds the 15 stories together is the failure to find a way out from PARALYSIS,both physical and moral,linked to religion,politics and culture.Dublin is the heart of this paralysis and all citizens are victims.The moral center of Dubliners,however,is not paralysis alone but the revelation of paralysis to its victims.Each character comes to a knowledge,an awareness of his own condition and for a moment he's able to see with clarity what is the best way to make all his/her dreams and hopes come true.But each character is always defeated from the environment,which shows to possess more strenght.That's why we have the impression of inactivity,almost immobility.The idea of a moral paralysis is expressed sometimes in terms of physical arrest,in a real weakening of characters' impulse and ability to move far or in the right direction because of their frustation or their complete lack of orientation.Paralysed by boredom and anguish the characters try in vain to escape from the oppressive morale imposed by the materialistic society and they often look for love because love is the right way to escape from solitude and the sense of enclosure they experience.
Most of the short stories,though, end with a defeat and a consequential frustration of the character.Very often it's a banal situation,a trivial gesture or sight which cause the self realization of the characters about their no-way-out lives.That sudden awareness is properly called "epiphany",which is exactly "the sudden revelation of a hidden reality thriugh casual words or events".When Joyce's "heroes" realize their condition we become aware that the revelation of Dublin to its citizens reveals our world and ourselves.
The characters are also unable to relate successully either to each other or with the world; if Dubliners are paralysed in their relationships, their paralysis is often of a sexual nature.
The omniscient narrator and the single point of view are rejected: each story is told from the perspective of a character.Narrated monolgue, in the form of indirect thought and often of free indirect thought,is widely used:it consists in the presentation of the protagonist's thoughts through limited mediation of the narrator and allows the reader to acquire direct knowledge of the character.
The linguistic register is varied, since the language used in all the stories suits the age,the social class and the role of the characters,though most of the times the language is realistic.
The series of short stories included in dubliners depict a broken morale in and around the city of Dublin.The early 1900's marked a time of disheartened spirits not only in Dublin but all of Ireland.England still clutched Ireland under its own control, that's the main reason which made citizens bitter and dismayed.It wasn't until 1922 that Ireland freed itself from England.Up until that time,Ireland was occupied and ruled from Britain.The occupation had begun hundreds of years before,but from the end of the 18th century,a distinct Irish nationalism began to evolve.From 1801 onwards,Ireland had no Parliament of its own.It was ruled by the Parliament in Britain whcih consisted of the House of Commons and House of Lords.Meanwhile,in the 1840's,a small group formed out of the Young Ireland movement.The leader,Thomas Davis,expressed a concept of nationality embracing all who lived in Ireland regardless of creed or origin.A small insurrection in 1848 failed,but their ideas influenced the coming generations.
In "Dubliners" the most important aspect is the systematic use of symbols.Such images,significantly disposed, give a firm texture and pattern to the individual stories of "Dubliners" and points out the integrity of the work as a whole.This unifying aspect is evident in the realistic elements of the book and appears in the struggle of certain characters to escape the circumstances of existence in Ireland and especially in Dublin,"the centre of paralysis".In Dubliners,none of Joyce's protagonists moves very far though some aspire to go far.Yet their dreams of escape and the desire to "fly away to another country" are really suggestive.In Dubliners,the meaning of movement is complicated by that symbolic paralysis which Joyce himself referred to, an arrest imposed from within,not by the external situations, but by a deficiency of impulse and power.
that's why it should be no surprise to discover in a book developing the theme of moral paralysis a structure of movements and stases, a system of motions and arrests,involving every story.There's above all a tendency to eastward movement among the characters of Dubliners.Interpreted realistically,without recours to symbolism,this aspect shows the frustration of Dubliners unable to escape to a more living world.However, from the symbolic point of view,the eastward motion or the desire of it has a much more complicated meaning.Eastward movement theme finds its roots in the catholicism;
the ancient custom of building churches with their heads to the east so that the celebrant of the mass faced east: in doing so the priest looked toward Eden,the earthly paradise;
the cathecumens4th century turned to the west to renounce Satan and to the east to recite the creed before they stepped into the baptismal font;
Chist returning for the Last Judgment was expected to come from east;
East: universally accepted emblem of beginning and place of birth.
So, that "unity of Dubliners" which critics talk about , is realized in terms of religious images and ideas(most of them distinctively Christian).
Joyce's schematic arrangement of virtues and sins in "Dubliners"
First 3 stories– faith,hope,love (THEOLOGICAL VIRTUES)
From 5th to the 11th story– pride,covettousness,lust,envy,anger,gluttony,sloth (SINS)**P.S.the 7 stories devoted to the sins occupy exactly the central position of the book)
From 12th to 14th story–justice,temperance,prudence(CARDINAL VIRTUES)
15th story–No virtue or sin is given (maybe Joyce aims to suggest its predominance).
The pattern of virtues and sins and the pattern of motions and arrests in Dubliners express one development.
The sisters-This story is a riddle.Nothing comes quite clear.The nameless boy who tells the story is "puzzled" by hints and "intricate questions" and so are we."The sisters" opens simply with night,paralysis and death which,as we have seen,point toward the final story.
Central words (they express men's physical,moral,spiritual imperfections):
-gnomon (imperfect geometrical figure)
-simony (ecclesiastical sin**imperfection)
About the plot, almost nothing happens.
"The poor Father Flynn" is talked about by the old Cotter and the sisters and thought about or remembered by the boy.The story is mostly made of talk and memory from which we learn that Father Flynn was a queer one (un tipo strano),untidy,torpid and probably perverse.
Epiphany in the story:the boy's nightmare of Father Flynn's grey face and his murmured confession
Themes:- confession (in the dream)
– comunion (Father F. drops a chalice; when dead he "loosely" hold a chalice; the glass of winereceived by the boy at the table (altar).
An encounter-This story seems a continuation of "The sisters".
-both stories are told in 1st person by the same boy,who's now a little older;
in "The Sisters"**image of the father
in "An encounter"**image of the journey or,better,of the QUEST(=that is,journey with a goal).
This quest is for the PIGEON HOUSE,Dublin's electric light and power station on the breakwater in the bay.
Symbols: – light and power suggest God;
– the pigeon**traditional icon of the Holy Ghost.
The boys never get to the Pigeon House.Their quest ends in frustration.They meet an old man near the bank of the Dodder.He really looks like Father Flynn because of his clothes,teeth and perversity.the old man is called by Mahony as a "queer old JOSSER"(un tipo molto strano)***nothing in Joyce is accidental."JOSSER" can be English slang for a simpleton (sempliciotto).Thosuh this is not the right case.But the word can also be Pidgin English (**inglese semplificato misto ad elementi indigeni) fro a devotee of a Joss (=idolo) or a God.Probably not God,as some have thought, the pervert here may imply what men, unable to reach the Pigeon House (that is, The Trinity), find in place of him.
-ILLUSION AND DISILLUSIONMENT (desiring relief from the boredom of school and Dublin,the boy wants to escape**"green eyes"=symbol of escape).
-the green-eyed Norvegian sailor shouts "All right!All right!"(that seems commonplace)
-the boy meets a pervert with his bottle-green eyes.
Araby:another story of illusion,disillusionment and awareness.That North Ricmond Street,where the boy lives (and Joyce himself once lived) is not without meaning.In spite of its brown aspect (brown and yellow) are Joyce's colors pf paralysis and decay) in this brown street we have the exciting figure of Mangan's sister.Since Mangan,one of Joyce's favorite poets, dedicated "Dark Rasaleen" to his country, it seems that Mangan's sister is Ireland herself.This kind of "Sybil" talks about "Araby",a bazaar,which promises "Eastern enchantment".Talking about this enchanting place,Mangan's siter pushes the boy to go there.Plus, in that way she starts the boy on his quest.With a florin in his hand, the boy arrives at the building displaying the "magical name"but it is too late for the shop was closing.
Epiphany of the story -silence ("it is like that which pervades a church after a service")
-the stupid conversation of a young lady with two men (this is a typicalepiphany because it shows the emptiness of the moment and provides thesinking sensation)
The promise of enchantment has benn followed by disenchantment .
Last sentence (it shows the moment of realization):
"gazing up into the darkness I saw myself as a creature driven and derided by vanity".
Eveline – This story is the best expression of Joyce's paralysis. The plot is simple. This girl, who has a dull job and leats a dull life whit a brutal father, is offered escape by a sailor. But Irish paralysis frustrates her bold project. The end doesn't show awareness but inability, arrest. Images, though less abundant than in the first three stories, are never insignificant. The most important images, however, include life and death:
– Dust finds its opposites in the good air of "Buenos Aires" and in the sea.
– Buenos Aires, never reached, is Eveline's Pigeon House (connection with "an encounter").
– Also in "Eveline", as in each of the first three stories, there is a missing priest, represented here by a "Yellowing" photograph in the parlor.
After the race – This story was published during 1904. We notice a Joyce's unfamiliarity with the subject. He almost didn't know anything about cars, yachts etc. etc.. Such ignorance may explain the failure of this story. Jimmy, the protagonist, may represent Joyce during his tempopary infatuation with speed, elegance and machine.
Big admirer of Frenchmen, Hungarians, Englishmen and Americans, Jimmy finds in their cars and yachts his pigeon house and his Buenos Aires.
The bitter realization of his true condition comes with the grey light of day (that's quite unnatural as well).


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I was browsing through the giant IKEA store in Amersfoort (The Netherlands) the other day and in the kitchen section I spotted (as we artists do) an anti-slip table-mat made of rubber/plastic or silicone. My immediate thought was – "Ooow, I could use that to create a lino-cut, I like the shape". So here it is – a flat green plastic-mat, 34.5 x 44.5cm.
IKEA could begin a competition – 1001 things to do with one of their place-mats. They state that with the "OMTÄNKSAM series, we (I.e. IKEA) want to contribute to a simpler, safer and more independent everyday life for anyone who needs a helping hand".
Admittedly it is not an ideal thickness for lino-cutting, but it is thick enough. It's about 3mm thick. I used normal lino-cutting Pfeil tools. The biggest draw-back cutting the material was the static produced while cutting. I couldn't brush up the off-cuts, they'd fly everywhere. Instead every evening I'd drag out the vacuum cleaner and vacuum all the little bits and pieces.
This is an image of the design I created on the place-mat, prior to cutting. I will do a series of Dutch linos and I'm afraid that some of them will be clichés. But then again perhaps in art the cliché does not exist? My current theme is windmills.
This is the transferred image which has been partially cut into the place-mat. The featured image is another lino-cut using the same mat and technique. I'll post the printed results soon.
When it came to printing the place-mat I did have a couple of issues. First I tried using oil based ink and found that after several rolls, the brayer would start removing the ink from the surface I had just covered. Gee whiz all this work for nothing! But then decided to try water-based ink. It was then that I hit the second problem. While cleaning off the oil based ink using white spirits I discovered that the silicone/plastic place-mat began to distort slightly (melt might be a more accurate description). It could not cope with the turpentine based products. So I removed the ink and turps as quickly as I could before permanent damage occurred. Washed it all in soapy water, waited for the place-mat to dry and had another go, this time with water-based ink. No problems with adhesion or coverage. I then turned my attention to printing, using the press and Simili paper. But I was to discover that even without pressure on the cylinder the press was too heavy and caused the mat to distort leaving the ink distended across the page. So I decided to hand print.
Here's the final print below. It was printed on fine Japanese paper. It's a scene of a Dutch Windmill and a typical selection of birds I see as a travel around the Netherlands: Heron, Stalk, Crane, Magpie, Common Coot, Crow, Canadian Geese, Black and White Swan, ducks of all sorts, and my favorite – Swallow. The water plants along the canals include, Iris, Water Lilies, Bull Rush Cat Tail plant, Teasel and Nympheae and Reed.
For many of you this scene will represent a Dutch cliché i.e. a scene that, upon its inception, may have been striking but has become unoriginal through repetition and overuse. Popularity made scenes such as these seem trite, turning them into what we now call clichés. Whether you like the scene or not, the reality is, that this scene is alive and well in the Netherlands of today. Sure, more often than not you see large turbine driven windmills of the modern variety towering over these beautiful small old windmills, but despite that, in the foreground this scene is still to be found in the Netherlands of 2019- thank goodness!
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For this, it is necessary that you fill out the report of Assignment of Fishing Activity to be signed by the chairman of the representative body of the category or two fishermen.
When you finish filling out the report you must print and deliver it along with a photo and the NIT at the Federal Superintendent or Regional Offices of Fisheries and Aquaculture in your state of residence.
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text: Optometry and Vision Science. 94(6):647–653, JUNE 2017 DOI: 10.1097/OPX.0000000000001077 , PMID: 28452808 Issn Print: 1040-5488 Publication Date: June 2017 Print Specific Location of Disc Hemorrhage is Linked to Nerve Fiber Layer Defects Young Yoo;Joon Kim;Han Park;Chungkwon Yoo;Seong Shim;Yu Won;Ki Park;Robert Chang; + Author Information *MD†MD, PhDDepartment of Ophthalmology, Kim's Eye Hospital, Seoul, Republic of Korea (YCY); Department of Ophthalmology, Kangbuk Samsung Hospital, Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine, Seoul, Republic of Korea (JMK, HSP, SHS); Department of Ophthalmology, Korea University College of Medicine, Seoul, Republic of Korea (CY); Department of Neurosurgery, Kangbuk Samsung Hospital, Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine, Seoul, Republic of Korea (YSW); Department of Ophthalmology, Seoul National University College of Medicine, Seoul, Republic of Korea (KHP); and Department of Ophthalmology, Stanford University School of Medicine, Palo Alto, California (YCY, RTC). Checking for direct PDF access through Ovid Abstract PurposeTo investigate the relationship between retinal nerve fiber layer (RNFL) defects and the quadrant and proximal location of disc hemorrhages (DHs) in a large population examined for health screening.MethodsA total of 168,044 subjects older than 20 years underwent a single screening ophthalmic examination with color fundus photography as part of a comprehensive health screening program. The presence and location of DHs and RNFL defects were assessed. The DH locations were defined according to the quadrant location (inferotemporal, superotemporal, inferonasal, or superonasal) and the most proximal end of DHs relative to the disc center (cup base, cup margin, disc rim, or extrapapillary region). Using these two location descriptors as independent variables, a logistic regression analysis was conducted to explore the effects of DH location on RNFL defects.ResultsTwo hundred twenty-six eyes had DH and 120 (53.1%) of them had RNFL defects. After adjusting for proximal location, DHs located in the inferotemporal quadrant accompanied RFNL defects 12 times more frequently than those in the superonasal quadrant (odds ratio [OR], 11.81; P = .004). Conversely, after adjusting for quadrant location, the ORs for an associated RNFL defect were 3.73 (P < .001), 16.54 (P < .001), and 8.91 (P = .002) for DHs with the proximal end at the disc rim, cup margin, and cup base, respectively.ConclusionsAmong the four quadrants and four proximal locations, DHs were identified most frequently in the inferotemporal quadrant and outside the disc, respectively. Some DH locations, such as the inferotemporal quadrant and the cup margin, were associated with RNFL defects, whereas others were not.


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Jones Co Proposal 2014 from Mohawk Steel on Vimeo.
This film is a sculpture proposal for The Jones Company.
Jones Company has built a beautiful corporate office in between Columbia and Hattiesburg, MS. The site for the sculpture is outside under a pergola style awning. It's a great opportunity to tell the Jones story through steel and repurposed tools from their industry. Integrity is the backbone of the company and is the mantra for the piece. Many ideas were born from the leather and steel feel of their corporate office. It will focus on the men and women who worked together to make this company a family.
Sawmill stories 20 (Click Link to Listen) While riding around the SawMill in Sandy Hook Joey Ladner told me many stories: I call this one "The Sawyer"
Jones..Character (Click to Listen) When men of character build things they put themselves into their work. You are buying a piece of that man.
There is a wealth of wisdom here… not all of it can be welded together into a steel sculpture. I plan to keep a journal of my experiences and record the stories. The journal will explain my choice for materials and why the saw blade suitcase is so important. For example: the story of "the Sawyer" is told by a loyal friend who worked alongside Brett Jones as he hammered the tension back into the saw blades. The hands that shaped that steel also shaped the son that now runs the company. It's a legacy of work ethic. I plan to honor the men and those who supported them by telling their story using film, words, and sculpture. This is folklore at its finest: it's the study of the people. Real People.


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Rust & Stardust is a Sussex-based puppet theatre company.
We are passionate about stories and storytelling, folklore and mythology, unconventional performance spaces and all things handmade.
Rust & Stardust was established by Katie Sommers and Eleanor Conlon in 2015. We create all of our puppets, costumes, sets and props ourselves, and produce our own original scripts for touring, festivals, schools and events.
We pride ourselves on our commitment to sustainability in theatre and taking responsibility for our environmental impact. We aim to use recycled and re-purposed materials in the creation of our puppets, animations, sets and costumes, and to promote greener theatre in our workshops and education projects.
Rust & Stardust is proud to be an Arts Award Supporter. Find out more about our education work and Arts Award offers here.
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We are looking forward to some exciting work in 2019 and are delighted to have been funded by Applause Rural Touring to create Tweethearts, a brand new show for families, which will tour Kent and Sussex this summer.
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The essential guide to finding the best mortgage
Foreclosure is a serious problem across the USA. In our quest to inform and help guard against foreclosure fraud, we have put together this guide to finding the best mortgage deals.
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I don't know how to do a two-step login. I'm also just learning the system. My bank requires you to go to a home/main page, then click log-in, to go to a second page where you can log in. If I use 1Password for to enter the first page info, it gets me there, but then won't log in. I can use
then manually select the login button from the Bank's page, then have a second 1Passport log-in to log in from that page. Is that the cleanest/only way to do it? Is there a 1Password trick with layers or something for this kind of thing that can all be on 1 login page for the bank?
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Hi @gayemacy,
So just to check that I understand.
Normally (prior to trying 1Password) you would first visit the home page of your bank so you can click the link that takes you to the first login screen. You fill in the fields and then click the login button to be sent to the second login page.
So you saved a new Login item after filling in the fields of the first login page and if you use open and fill it takes you directly to the first login page (so bypassing the bank's home page) but it doesn't submit the page after filling.
If that's an accurate understanding of the issue I have one question. What happens in the following scenario?
The way our submit after filling feature works is we mimic the enter key being pressed. We do this as interacting with buttons through JavaScript is incredibly fragile, so much so that it would frustrate our users too much. It's rare but I have come across one or two sites that don't react to the enter key while the majority of the do.
If this isn't the case how would you feel about posting the URL for the home page of your bank? We won't be able to help much about the second page unless one of us is a customer of the same bank but we should be able to look at the first page and see if there is anything odd going on.
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You've answered every question I've put on here, and made my life immensely less frustrating ; )
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C.B. Bhargava, J.
1. This is a defendant's appeal against the judgment and decree dated 14th October, 1967, of the Senior Civil Judge, Sikar.
2. Prom the evidence on record, the following pedigree showing the relationship of the defendants with the vendors emerges:
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Raghunath Doongarsidas
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Ramprasad Ramdeo |
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Kedranath Ramkishore (Adopted by Doongardidas)
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Maliram Prabhudaya Banshidhar Madanlal
(Deft. 2) (Deft. 3) (Deft. 4) (Deft. 5)
By a sale-deed dated 18th August, 1953, Kedarnath and Ramkishore said half specified portion of the Haveli and the Nonra described in para 1 of the plaint situated in Shri Madhopur along with their properties namely two shops & their apartments on the old Haveli in consideration of Rs. 20,000/- to the plaintiff Jagmohanlal who is also their brother in-law, that is sister's husband. Jagmohanlal plaintiff's case in the lower court was that after the execution of the sale-deed, Kedarnath and Ramkishore delivered possession of their half specified share of the Haveli and Nohra to him and that possession continued till the year 1953 when Ramdeo defendant took that portion of the Haveli and the Nohra excepting the room marked 'M' of the Hiveli for using it temporarily for the marriage of his son. After the conclusion of the marriage, Ramdeo did not deliver back possession of the disputed Haveli and Nohra inspite of repeated demands and so the present suit had to be instituted for recovery of possession and for mesne profits at the rate of Rs. 20/- P.M. In the alternative it was prayed that in case the court found that the said Haveli and Nohra had not been partitioned by metes and bounds between Keiarnath, Ramkishore and Ramdeo, a decree for partition may be passed in his favour and half the share of the disputed properties be allotted to him and possession over the same may also be delivered.
3. The suit was contested by all the defendants excepting Midanlal & their main plea was that a partition took place between them and Kedarnath Ramkishore in 1950 in which the entire disputed Haveli and Nohra was allotted to their share. It was stated that after the said partition. Kedarnath and Ramkishore had no interest left in the disputed property and were not entitled to transfer it to the plaintiff. It was also stated that Kedarnath and Ramkishore never remained in possession of the disputed property and that the alleged sale was without consideration. They also denied their haying taken the disputed portions of the Haveli and the Nohra for use for the marriage of one of them Right or the plaintiff to claim partition was also denied. It. was stated that the plaintiff was not entitled to any mesne profits and that the suit was time barred. Objection regarding non-joinder of necessary parties that is Kedarnath and Ramkishore was also taken.
4. On the above pleadings, the lower court framed the following issues:
1. Whether Kedarnath & Ramkishore were the owners of half of the Haveli and Nohra as decribed in para No. 1 of the plaint and whether they sold the disputed property to the plaintiff and executed a sale deed in his favour on 18-8-1953 and delivered possession of the property to the plaintiff?
2. Did the defendant Ramdev in connection with the marriage of his son Banshidhar defendant No. 4 obtain temporarily permissive possession over half of the disputed Haveli and Nohra from the plaintiff in the year 1959?
3. Whether the plaintiff is entitled to obtain a decree for possession over the disputed Haveli and Nohra and for arrears of mesne profits amounting to Rs. 720/- at the rate of Rs. 20/- p.m. from the defendants?
4. Whether the plaintiff is entitled to get the disputed Haveli and Nohra partitioned and to obtain possession of half of that Haveli and Nohra?
5. Whether the suit is within limitation?
6. Whether Kedar Nath and Ram Kishore are necessary parties to the suit?
7. Relief.
In support of these issues, plaintiff Jagmohan Lal gave his own statement and examined Kedarnath P.W. 2 Jagannath P.W. 3 Tagdish Narain P.W. 4. Shrinarain P.W. 6, Shivdayal P.W. 6, Rampratap P.W. 7, Shivdayal P.W. 8, Laduram P.W. 9, Moolchahd P.W.10 and Hazarilal P.W. 11. Maliram defendant gave his own statement in rebuttal.
5. The learned Senior Civil Judge on a consideration of the evidence came to the finding that Kedarnath and Ramkishore had half share both in the disputed Haveli and the Nohra and that they had executed the sale-deed n favour of the plaintiff on 18th August, 1953. He also found that the defendants have failed to prove that any partition of the property took place in 1950 and that in that partition the entire disputed Haveli and the Nohra were allotted to their share He further found that the plaintiff after having purchased the disputed property remained in its possession and that in the year 1959 Ramdeo topk possession over it with the permission of the plaintiff for using it at the time of his son's marriage. The Court, however held that though Kedarnath. Ramkishore and Ramdeo had half share each in the disputed Haveli and Nohra, it had not been partitioned between them by metes and bounds. He, therefore, did not pass a decree for possession in favour of the plaintiff, out holding that whatever interests Kedarnath and Rarrkishore had in the disputed property was transferred to the plaintiff by virtue of the sale-deed Ex. 1 passed a decree for partition and separate possession of half the disputed property. A preliminary decree under Order 20 Rule 18 C.P.C., was passed declaring that the plaintiff had half share to the dispute property with a further direction to appoint a Commissioner to effect a petition by metes and bounds, The plaintiff was also held entitled to separate possession after the partition. Plaintiff's claim for mesne profits was dismissed, but the parties were directed to file the account of expenditure incurred from 1959 to the date of the decree in connection with the disputed property. Aggrieved by this order, the defendants have come in appeal, and their earned Counsel has contended firstly that disputed property was a coparcenary property and the transfer bv Kedarnath and Ramkishore of their undivided share was void and by virtue of the sale-deed the plaintiff did not get any interest in the said property. Secondly, plaintiff's remedy, if at all, was to claim a general partition of all the coparcenary, properties and the lower court was in error in directing partition of the disputed properties only and thirdly that the plaintiff at best can get half share in the specified portion which they have purchased and are not entitled to half share in the whole of the Haveli and the Nohra.
6. As for the first contention it may be stated at once that the defendants did not take the plea that there was any coparcenery in possession of the disputed property or other properties. It was not the defendant's case that they and Kedarnath and Ramkjshore or their father Ramprasad constituted a joint Hindu family. It was not even their case that Ramprasad and Ramdeo constituted a joint Hindu family. On the other hand, their case was that a partition had taken place between them in 1950 wherein all the joint properties were divided and the disputed Haveli and Nohra was exclusively allotted' to them. Learned Counsel has tried to build his argument on stray bits of evidence which have appeared in the statements of witnesses The argument is that according to the plaintiff and his witnesses, the disputed Haveli was constructed in Sammat Year 1996 or 1990 by Ramprasad and Ramdeo. He says that it should be presumed that Ramprasad and Ramdeo being brothers were joint. It is further argued that Maliram defendant has stated that the business of their old firm Doongarsidas Raghunathdas continued upto Smt. 1997. It should, therefore, farther be presumed that the disputed Haveli was constructed from the funds drawn from the firm of Doongarsidas Raghunathdas. However, the evidence on both these points is to totally absent. Even Maliram has not said that the Haveli was constructed from the funds of their old firm Doongarsidis Raghunathdas. He has also not stated that Ramprasad and Ramdeo were joint. On the other hand, Kedarnath has stated that the old Haveli had been partitioned before his birth and that Ramdeo and Ramprasad used to keep separate mess in the old Haveli from before he came to understanding. Maliram has said that the disputed Haveli was constructed by Ramdeo and Kedarnath from 1995 to 1996 and that Nohra was built in Smt. 2000 by Ramdeo and Kedarnath. Even though the plaintiff and his witnesses have stated that the Haveli was built by Ramprasad and Ramdeo, Maliram himself says that it was constructed by Ramdeo and Kedarnath. So in the absence of any plea or evidence in that behalf, it cannot be held that the disputed Haveli and Nohra was a coparcenary property and the transfer of half undivided share by Kedarnath and Ramkishore in favour of the plaintiff is void.
7. Now for the second contention in those parts of India that is Bombay and Madras States where a coparcener may sell, mortgage or otherwise alienate for valuable consideration his undivided interest in coparcenary property without the consent, of the other coparceners or in other States of North India where the undivided interests the coparcener, has been purchased at an suction-sale there is a conflict of judicial opinion whether the remedy of the purchaser is only to file a suit for general partition. In some cases it has been held that it is competent to the purchaser of property belonging to a joint Hindu family to have, if he so desires, a portion only of the property which he has purchased partitioned and he is not bound to file a suit for general partition. It is pointed out in these Cases that although the ordinary rule is that a suit for partition must embrace all joint properties owned by the parties thereto, there is also the complementary rule that the suit for partition cannot include properties in which each of the parties has now claimed any interest See Ram Mohan Lal v. Mul Chand ILR 28 All. 39, Ramcharan v. Ajudhia Prasad and Jasodha ILR 28 All. 50, Ramcharan v. Mahima Chandra AIR 1916 Cal. 891, Tarinicharan Chakraberti v. Debendralal De ILR 62 Cal. 655, Delar Singh v. Jagdip Singh AIR 1948 Pat. 317, and Narasimhaish v. Chikkathimmaish : AIR1954Kant115 . But in the present case, we are not dealing with the case of a purchaser of an undivided share of a coparcener and therefore, the question whether a suit for general partition or only in regard to the specific property alienated is maintainable is besides the point. In the present case all that can be assumed is that the persons either Ramprasad or Ramdeo or Kedarnath who constructed the Haveli and the Nohra were its co-owners and it is not disputed even by the defendants that each of them had half share in it. The defendants case, as already stated in the lower court was that though in the year 1950 Kedarnath and Ramkishore had half share in the disputed Haveli and Nohra but at the time of partition the entire Haveli and Nohra was allotted to the defendant's share, in lieu of certain other properties which were given to Kedarnath and Ramkishore. Even Rarndeo did not enter the witness box to support this plea. The lower court found against the defendants on this point and the earned Counsel for the appellant has not thought it worthwhile to press this plea in this Court. It is also not established that in the year 1953 A.D when Kedarnath and Ramkishore transferred their share of the disputed Haveli to the plaintiff, there was any other joint family property in existence which could be included in a suit for partition. Therefore even Kedarnath and Ramkishore were competent in the year 1953 as co-owners of the property to institute a suit for partition relating to the disputed property.
8. Section 44 of the Transfer of Property Act lays down that:
Where one of two or more co-owners of immovable property competent in that behalf transfers his share of such property or any interest therein, the transferee acquires, as to such share or interest, & so far as is necessary to give effect to the transfer, or the transferor's right to joint possession or other common or part enjoyment of the property, and to enforce a partition of the same, but subject to the conditions and liabilities affecting, at the date of the transfer, the share or interest so transferred.
The plaintiff who is a transferee of the share of Kedarnath and Ramkishore is entitled to enforce a partition of the same. It as held in B.M.A. Samad v. Shahid Hussain : AIR1963Pat375 that:
The rule that the suit for partition must cover the entire property held jointly by the patties is merely a rule of equity and convenience. A suit for partition must embrace only the property in which the parties have community of interest and unity of possession. There is subtantially no difference in respect of the subject-matter of a suit for partition amongst Muslim co-owners or Hindu co-owners, where they hold property as tenants in common and a suit for partition of even one item of such property is maintainable, provided that the partition can be effected without much inconvenience to the other co-owners. In other words, in the case of tenants in-common, whether such tenants are Mahommadans or Hindus, one of them is not obliged to sue for the partition of all the items of the property in which they are interested, in as much as each of them is entitled to his definite share in every item of the property, unless the partition sought for results in inconvenience to the other tenants in common.
I therefore, hold that the lower court was not wrong in directing a partition of the disputed property. In fact looking to the finding of the court, plaintiff was entitled to a decree for posession of the disputed property because the court found that though there had not been a partition by metes and bounds of the disputed Haveli and Nohra between Kedarnath, Ramkishcre and the defendants, they were in separate posession of specific portions. It also found that after the sale, Kedarnath and Ramkishore transferred posession over their share to the plaintiff and thereafter since 1959 defendants' possession over it was permissive. Having found all three facts in favour of the plaintiff, a decree for possession of that specific portion could have been granted in his favour, But after going through the evidence I do not agree with the above finding of the lower court.
9. Plaintiff's statement regarding his having obtained possession of the property is very shaky. He could not even file a correct map of the apartments over which he is said to have obtained possession from Kedarnath and Ramprasad. The other witnesses who have deposed that possession was delivered to the plaintiff have admitted that they were not present at the time of delivery of possession. In my view no physical possession was delivered to the plaintiff after the sale and the plaintiff's case that the defendants' possession was permissive since 1959 was also not tenable because he himself was not in possession of any specific portion of the disputed property The lower court, was, therefore, right in decreeing the plaintiff's suit for partition declaring that he had half share in the disputed Haveli and Nohra.
10. Now it was very strenuously contended by Mr. Agarwal that at the partition, plaintiff would only get half of what he bad purchased, that is to say half of the specified portion mentioned in the sale-deed,
11. It would not be out of place to mention here the recitals of the sale-deed in regard to the sale of the disputed Haveli and the Nohra. The description is given thus.
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12. It would be seen from the above recital that was has been sold is half share of the vendors in the Haveli and Nohra though its situation has also been mentioned. The boundaries recited are not of the specified portion of the Haveli and Nohra but of the whole. If the above recitals fare compared with the recitals of other properties conveyed by the sale-deed, it will be seen that all the partments of the old Haveli in which the vendors had one-fourth share have been mentioned in detail where as no details of the apartments of the disputed Haveli and Nohra are mentioned. It cannot, therefore be rightly contended that the vendor did not convey their half share in the Haveli and Nohra to the plaintiff. There can be no doubt that by the sale-deed the vendors conveyed their entire half share though its situation is also described therein.
13. On a fair construction of the deed, I am inclined to hold that what the vendors intended to convey and actually conveyed was their half share in the disputed Haveli and Nohra. It might be that they specified that portion because it might have been in their occupation not due to partition but by mutual arrangement between the co-owners. The plaintiff by virtue of the sale deed acquired the entire share of the vendors in the disputed Haveli and Nohra and on a partition they are entitled to claim the same share. In the case of a purchaser of undivided interest of a co-parcener, it is well settled that he can enforce his rights by means of a partition and the court will no doubt set apart the property alienated for the alienating coparceners' share if it can be done without any injustice, to the other coparcener and such property will be allotted to the transferee in the partition suit. Some cases have also taken the view that the doctrine of substituted security is equally applicable to such cases; but no decision has been cited to show that on a partition the transferee of a co-owner cannot even claim that share or portion which has, been transferred to him.
14. Learned Counsel placed strong reliance on Venkatachella Pillay v. Chinalya Mudliar 5 Mad. High Court Report 166. But that decision does not support the contention. In that case one Subbaraya Mudali had alienated the whole village of Valuthalacudi whereas he had only half share in it and the joint family was possessed of other estate besides that village. The other coparceners of Subbaraya Mudali brought a suit to recover a moiety of village and the plaintiff's claim for that moiety was decreed. It was held that the transfer was valid to the extent of the beneficial state of the undivided coparcener with the incidental right of partition and the transferee was not entitled to more than the moiety of the village lands which were alone the subject of the contract of sale. It was contended on behalf of the alienee that the plaintiff had succeeded as heir to the share of Subaraya in the rest of the family property and he was, therefore, liable to make good to the appellant out of such share half the purchase money of the village with interest. But the Court did not accept the plea saying that that matter could not be dealt with as aground of defence in the present suit. The court further observed that:
Had the 1st defendant's father in making the purchase of the village been deceived by misrepresentation or, dishonest conduct of any kind on the part of Subbaraya or the plaintiff's father or had any portion of the purchase money been received by the plaintiff's father or been expended on his account or for the benefit of the joint estate, the plaintiff's legal right to possession right upon equitable grounds have been decreed subject to the refund of half the purchase money, but nothing of the kind has been shown It is therefore only in his representative character as heir that the plaintiff can be made liable to such refund, and that liability depends, it appears to us upon whether there was an implied contract of warranty or indemnity as to the title co sell the village between Subbaraya and the 1st defendant's father. That is a question which must, we think, be left for determination in another properly framed suit, should the 1st defendant be advised that the liability exists. We give no opinion upon the point.
15. The principle of the doctrine of substituted security in the case of a purchaser of specific item of family property was Considered in Sitamahalakshmi v. Ramachandra Rao AIR 1957 A.P. 572. There one of the learned Judge & constituting the Bench after discussing a good number of decisions of the various High Courts came to the conclusion that:
The doctrine of substituted security which applies to the case of a mortgate by a co-sharer of a specific item of joint property, is equally applicable to the case of a transfer by a co-sharer of a specific tem of property. The right of the alienee from a coparcener is mainly based on equity and the theory of 'amends' and there is no reason why the doctrine of substituted security should be confined to mortgages and not extended to purchasers at a private sale.
16. Finally it was contended that the plaintiff being a stranger is not entitled to have any share in the dwelling house that is the Haveli. No such objection was taken in the court below and it has not been shown the disputed Haveli is the family dwelling house. Besides this, the plaintiff is a near relation of the parties. He is the husband of the daughter of Ram Prasad who was Ramdeo's brother According to the Hindu Succession Act, a brother's daughter is an heir of class II and cannot be regarded as a stranger to the family.
17. The appeal has, therefore, no force and is dismissed with costs.


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Minister Tomuriesa must begin to act in the interests of PNG
31 March 2018
ORO - What this nation needs from its people are not just words of support and patriotism from a safe distance but a willingness to rise together and take affirmative action to protect and promote Papua New Guinea's interests.
Only then will we gain the respect we believe we deserve. Only then can we expect others to respect us, respect our laws and respect our future.
I want you to stand with me to remove the enemies of Papua New Guinean interests who hide in parliament and the public service.
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David Flynn, Paata Rikadze, Joe Hurley, Michael Dolan
Alf Hunt (Manager), Darragh Stewart
Wesley Hudson (Manager), Paul Fogarty (Jnr), Karl Henson, Tigran Mhitarjans, Peter Mahon
Eugene Forde (Manager), Graham Heaslip, John O'Carroll, Declan Dolan, Shane Naughton
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Diarmuid Sloane (Manager), Mark Henshaw, Barry Smith, Donnie Breheny, Frank McKiernan
Buccaneers Youths and Minis Awards will be presented to the Robbie Henshaw's of the future at The Bounty on Sunday evening. The Minis get the proceedings under way from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. followed by the Youths from 7 p.m. till 9 p.m. There will be a BBQ and DJ music. Subscription is €10 for adults and €5 for Youths/Minis.
Buccaneers Mini Rugby Blitz Match report Sat7th Jan 2015
Buccaneers travelled to Monivea to play the hosts and relative new comers An Gaeltacht as the other visiting team. It was unusual but inspiring to hear An Gaeltacht coaches shout instructions to their young players in our native tongue- a new experience for the Buccaneers lads to be sure. The weather was favourable to open rugby and all 3 teams delivered on this promise. Many thanks go to Monivea for a great morning's rugby and some great hospitality in their clubhouse afterwards. Thanks as always to all those parents who travelled in cars to support and cheer on their young players. Go raibh mhaith agibh.
The Under 7's played 2 matches against Monivea's 2 U7's teams and were very h3 compared to their opposition. Coaches facilitated the h3er players and the ones still learning by allowing younger players space to run and pass before being tip tackled and great credit to all for keeping all players engaged and challenged equally. Buccs won both of their games and displayed some great running, tackling and passing in all their games.
E.Hunt, F. O'Brien, H.McGowan, N. Stewart, N. Ward, P. Bourke, S.McGuinness, S.Warde.
Buccaneers U8's had another great turnout at Monivea, and had 2 teams and 5 games in total against both Monivea and an Gaeltacht, winning all their games. Both buccaneers teams put in a huge effort with many trys scored. There were some exceptional tackles made by Donal Dawson, Andrew Henson, Richard Heaslip and Calum Hudson in particular. Try scorers on the day were Kevin Boland, Donal Dawson, Andrew Henson, Calum Hudson, Paul O'Sullivan, Adam Casey, Liam O'Flaherty, Daniel Fogarty and Daniel Kelly. The teams new jerseys were generously sponsored by Café Haven and Vanilla Garden and stood out well and the players represented their club proudly in their new kit.
Calum Hudson, Andrew Henson, Daniel Fogarty, Kyle Byrne, , Richard Heaslip, Donal Dawson, Daniel Kelly, Paul O Sullivan, Daithi O Leochain, Liam O Flaherty, Adam Casey, Rory Dolan, Ben Ward, Liam O'Rourke, Rory McMicken and Darragh Glynn Desmond.
The U9's won both their games in impressive style, scoring 14 tries and conceding 3.
In the first game, Buccaneers started explosively scoring 2 tries in the opening minutes from Tom Bourke and Ruairi Kilkline. Shell shocked Monivea staged a comeback scoring a try, however this only served to spur the Buccs team. With tremendous tackling from James Heaslip and Patrick Ward it was only a matter of time before the third try was scored by Rian Claffey after good passing from Michael Commins and Lorcan McCormack. Just before the interval Buccs scored one more try from Teaga Awhinawhi who combined with Jason Dolan for some clever passing to score in the corner. At half time Buccs made a number of changes, however this didn't dilute the pressure or accuracy of the team. Cathal O'Brien continued the scoring, seizing on a loose ball after a bone crunching tackle by Shane Wheatley. Rian Claffey showed great strength and determination to get his second score of the game by powering through the Monivea defence. Good tackling from Tiernan Mitchell and a great rucking by Aaron Hurley allowed Evan McMiken the space to run in the seventh try of the day. Buccs weren't finished and with 2 minutes remaining in the half Sean O'Donoghue, picked up a loose ball on the half way and went on a run slaloming through the Monivea defence to score the final try of the match with Buccs victories 8-1.
In the second match against An Gaeltacht, Buccs changed their starting line up completely. After a hesitant opening in which An Galeteacht scored first, Buccs regrouped and struck back. Great handling from John Hurley and Cormac Murphy allowed Cathal O'Brien a simple run to the line for Buccs opening score. With their blanket defence causing An Gaeltacht problems Conor Dowling profited after big hits from Lucas Carlin and Tom Bourke, to beat 3 defenders on his run to the line. On the stroke of half time Ruairi Kilkline scored to give Buccs a cushion. In the second half the Buccs pressure was relentless forcing An Gaeltacht backwards, and with pressure from James Heaslip and Tiernan Mitchell, Tom Sheehan was the beneficiary, picking from a ruck, breaking 2 tackles and scoring in the corner. Evan McMicken was a constant threat to An Gaeltacht and his crisp passing from the base of a ruck provided the time and space for Sean O'Donoghue to score. The score of the game was the last Buccs try. After overturning An Gaeltacht on the Buccs try line, where great credit has to go to Patrick Ward for a tremendous tackle and quick rucking by Cormac Murphy and Aaron Hurley, Buccs put the ball through the hands with sublime passing from John Hurley, Jason Dolan and Michael Commins. Sean O'Donoghue injected pace to the move and passed to Conor Dowling who passed out of the tackle to send Tom Sheehan in for their last try. On the stroke of full time An Gaeltacht breached the Buccs defence to end the game 6-2.
Lucas Carlin, Patrick Ward, Rian Claffey, James Heaslip, Tiernan Mitchell, Shane Wheatley, Tom Bourke, Tom Sheehan, Sean O'Donoghue, Michael Commins, Jason Dolan, Conor Dowling, Ruairi Kilkline, Evan McMicken, Cathal O'Brien, Teaga Awhinawhi, Lorcan McCormack, John Hurley, Aaron Hurley and Cormac Murphy. .
Buccs U10's had only 1 team but with some late arrivals had 6 subs and they played 3 matches against Monivea's 2 teams and An Gaeltacht.
In the opening game Buccs met host Monivea's h3 team, as the hosts decided to stream their teams into A.h3 and B.Development teams. Bucc's started well and opened the scoring from Conor Sheehan, as his speed and power took him over the line to finish a series of beaking runs and off loads by Kian Mitchell, Luke Reid and Brian Mulvihill. Buccs weren't to have it all their own way and Monivea's superb tackling kept the big crash runners out like Luke Reid, Ryan Kelly, Matthew Connor and Niall Tallon. It was the hosts who scored next and they got their second shortly after the start of the second half to put them into the lead. Cruelly, Buccs were denied an equaliser when Oisin Dolan playing as scrum half pre-emptively put the ball into the scrum and released Kian Mitchell on a searching run the length of the pitch and touching down for his try, only to be informed by the ref that he hadn't signalled the ball to be put in. When play was brought back and scrum redone, the same move was closed down quickly and Buccs had to bite down and work for another score. Unfortunately it wouldn't come and the game finished out 2-1 to the hosts.
In the second game the Buccs had it all their own way as Monivea's development team's inexperience and lack of pace caught them out. Buccs scored 4 Trys unanswered by Monivea. Scorers were Brian Mulvihill, Noah Heavey, Conor Sheehan for his second of the day and Diarmuid Murtagh.
In the 3rd and final game Buccs came up for the first time against An Gaeltacht and were almost as dominant as their second game in spite of some entertaining play by the young Gealgoirs. They won by 5 try's to 2 with scores coming from Kian Mitchell, Niall Tallon, Brian Mulvihill and Diarmuid Murtagh both scoring their seconds of the day, and Conor Sheehan getting his third.
Some great defensive tacking was put in throughout the 3 games by Oisin Dolan, Oisin Flynn, Matthew Connor and Luke Reid with some excellent passing and support play from Jon Ganly, Oisin Byrne, Ryan Kelly, Andrew Warde and Noah Heavey.
The Under 10's lads looked fast and fit and a credit to their club in their new fitted replica team Jerseys sponsored by Midland Stone and many thanks to them for their generous support.
Conor Sheehan, Kian Mitchell, Andrew Warde, Ryan Kelly, Jon Ganly, Niall Tallon, Brian Mulvihill, Oisin Dolan, Oisin Byrne, Oisin Flynn, Matthew Connor, Diarmuid Murtagh, Ryan Kelly, Luke Reid
Bucc's U11's squad put in an excellent away performance against a combined team of Monivea and An Gealtacht on Saturday morning.
The home team got off to a blistering start with 2 unanswered tries in the first couple of minutes. However after catching their second wind Bucc's players Dylan Bolger, Donagh Mc Cormack and Barry Golden made some try stopping tackles which turned the game around. Buccaneers made some headway after a well formed ruck was created by Rory Henshaw, Cian Smyth, John Shine and Liam Ward which resulted in the first try by Dalu Alozie.
The second half started at pace for Buccs with a well taken try from Oisin O'Flaherty. As in the first half some excellent play was made by the Midland team with an inch perfect pass from Luca Gyles putting Bobby Fox in for their third try. After the restart Odhran Dolan made an excellent pass to Joshua Coyle which was passed on to Dalu Alozie for the visiting teams final try. Despite a try in the dying minutes by Frank Mc Kiernan which was disallowed for a marginal offside, the visiting team beat Monivea & An Gealtacht by 5 tries to 4.
Rory Henshaw, Luca Gyles, Odhran Dolan, Liam Ward, Joshua Coyle, Oisin O'Flaherty,John Shine, Dalu Alozie, Bobby Fox, Barry Golden, Donagh Mc Cormack, Cian Smyth, Dylan Bolger, Frank Mc Kiernan, Paidi O' Leochain (injured), Darragh Henshaw (mascot).
In their opening game Buccs started well scoring in the first min with Cian Mccarthy weaving his way through the Monivea defence for an individual score . The 2nd came when relative new comer John Dillon O'Shea ran from deep bursting through the Monivea lines and going over for a try. Buccs got their 3rd from Callum Mcknight who ripped the ball off a Monivea defender and powered through 2 others before touching down over the line.
The 4th try came again from Cian Mccarthy, who keeping the ball in hand, burst through the hosts defence, and then some great forward play from Adam Farnan, Adam O'Brien and Lorcan Fallon working hard to put Monivea under pressure and keep them from scoring. With some great line running from John Dillon O'Shea and Brendan Costello, Buccs finished out comfortable winners, 4-2 at full time.
In the 2nd match more great work from Buccs forwards put Cian Mccarthy through for his 3rd try of the day. The next score came from great running and strength from Adam Farnan who popped the ball to oncoming Brendan Costello putting him in to score his try. Buccs 3rd and 4th trys came from pressure by Buccs on Monivea's scrum which saw John Dillon O'Shea break from 1 tackle and handoff another to put himself in to score and then he scored again after bursting through the host defence and breaking for the line unopposed.
Buccs 5th and final score came from Lorcan Fallon who put Monivea under pressure turned over possession by ripping the ball and then driving through for a great try.
Great tackling came from Rory Killgariff, Ethan Friel, Paul Maloney and Peter Mulvihill with super line running from John Dillon O'Shea, Donnagh Claffey and Shane Boland. An all round quality performance was finished off by the Buccs forwards as they secured turnover ball at the breakdown. Final score 5-2 to Buccs.
Adam Farnan, Sean Kelly, Adam O' Brien, Lorcan Fallon, Rory Killgariff, Paul Maloney, Shane Boland, John Dillon O' Shea, Brendan Costello, Donnagh Claffey, Ethan Friel, Cian Mccarthy, Callum Mcknight, Eoin Galvin, Peter Mulvihill
Buccaneers Mini Rugby Blitz Match report Sat 24th Jan 2015
Buccaneers travelled to Galway for a fine display from two well coached and well disciplined sides as Galwegians hosted the Midland lads on Saturday morning last. Both sides had great turnouts and Buccs were able to field almost 2 teams and Galwegians with home advantage had 3 teams at each age level from U7's to U12's. Many thanks to Galwegians for a competitive entertaining blitz and some great hospitality in their clubhouse afterwards. Thanks also to all those parents who travelled in cars to support and cheer on their young players.
The Under 7's played 3 matches and scored 14 tries in all. The won all 3 of their games and displayed some great running, tackling and passing by all.
E.Hunt, F.Byrne, H.McGowan, J.Walshe, O.O'Donohue, P.Bourke, S.McGuinness, S.Warde.
Buccaneers U8's had 2 teams in Galway today. All played excellent, winning all their games and scoring great tries, there was a lot of team effort and players really started to shine. All enjoyed the rugby and the weather held up great.
Calum Hudson, Andrew Henson, Daniel Fogarty, Christian O Brian, George Mhitarjans, Richard Heaslip, Van McCay, Barry Carr, Brendan Feery, Cathal Feery, Donal Dawson, Daniel Kelly, Paul O Sullivan, Kyle Mahon, Kevin Boland, Nils Chapel, Daithi O Leochain, Liam O Flaherty, Adam Casey, Rory Dolan. A great morning was had and thanks to Galwegians
Buccaneers U9s travelled to Galwegians on Saturday 24th to continue their winning run of matches. Buccaneers U9 played against 3 Galwegians teams defeating two and drawing the third.
In the first game which was a tight affair, Buccaneers game from 1 try down to and move into a 2-1 lead with 2 minutes remaining. Quick passing from Michael Commins and Lucas Carlin enabled Nathan Downes to score just before half time. In the second half Charlie O'Carroll showed great strength to break 3 tackles before scoring. Galwegians fought back in the closing minutes of the game to draw.
In the second match Buccaneers raced into a 2-0 lead with tries scored by Tiernan Mitchell and Sean O'Donoghue. Galwegians fought back to draw level before Buccaneers increased the pressure with tremendous tackling from Patrick Ward and Tom Bourke leading to Buccaneers scoring two more tries by Tom Sheehan and Shane Wheatley to win 4-2.
In the final match a tired Buccaneers team went behind 3-0 early in the first half. Just before half time Buccaneers scored a try from Rian Claffey after some big defensive tackles from Tom Bourke and James Heaslip. In the second half Buccaneers showed great determination to draw level at 3-3 with tries from Jason Dolan and Sean O'Donoghue. With the game level and 3 minutes remaining Buccaneers capitalised on some great rucking to overturn possession. Quick passing from Patrick Ward and Sean Noone put Charlie O'Carroll away to score the winning try.
Back row: Lucas Carlin, Patrick Ward, Rian Claffey, James Heaslip, Tiernan Mitchell, Shane Wheatley, Sean Noone, Nathan Downes.
Tom Bourke, Tom Sheehan, Sean O'Donoghue, Charlie O'Carroll, Michael Commins, Jason Dolan.
Buccs U10's fielded 2 teams against Galwegians 4, so the Midland lads were tired by the time the whistle blew on the last of the 3 games each team played.
Entertaining rugby was the order of the day and Team A started h3ly with a narrow win but Team B was slower to get going and lost their first match. In the second round both teams drew in very tight games where both sides had runners breaking from deep in the opposition's half to score.
Team A finished their last match with another win and Team B also finished h3ly with a win and their best performance of the day and some h3 physical rugby with great rucking and driving runs up the centre, in spite of Galwegians running on new teams and fresh legs several times throughout the matches.
Both sides played clean and open rugby and were a credit to both sets of coaches.
Team A; Conor Sheehan, James Clarke, Conor McCarthy, Kian Mitchell, George Kearney, Conn O'Hara, Andrew Warde, Than McCay, Ryan Kelly, Jon Ganly
Niall Tallon, Brian Mulvihill, Oisin Dolan, Oisin Byrne, Oisin Flynn, Hugo Lennon, Matthew Connor, Dylan Connolly, Gabriel Murphy
A slow start from Buccs as they were loosing 4 -0 at half time, but they got into their stride in 2nd half scoring 3 trys, loosing 4-3 full time..
2nd match: Buccs changed tactics using their h3 forwards to power home 3 unanswered trys from Adam Farnan, Lorcan Fallon and Adam O' Brien. With a great team performance, the back line put in superb tackling to put Galwegians under pressure especially from David Colgan, Mikey Lynam and Padraig Robins..
3rd match: Buccs came out h3 with their forwards hitting Galwegians hard,with Adam Farnan taking the ball and bringing 7 Galwegians players with him from which Buccs got a penalty and a quick pass put luke murphy in for a try in the corner. The 2nd try came from a Galwegians lineout which was won by Buccs Daragh Fitzgerald, who knocked it down to Adam Farnan who powered over for his second try. Great line running and tackling from the backline Brendan Costello, John Dillon O' Shea and Ethan Friel helping Buccs win 2-1 full time.
Buccs team: Adam Farnan, Sean Kelly, Adam O' Brien, Lorcan Fallon, Rory Killgariff, Daragh Fitzgerald, David Colgan, Charlie Kennady, Paul Maloney, Mikey Lynam, Padraig Robins, Shane Boland, Ben Graph, John Dillon O' Shea, Brendan Costello, Donnagh Claffey, Luke Murphy, Ethan Friel.


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Is the mind naturally given and universally fixed, or culturally constituted and historically contingent? The question points up a hermeneutic catch-22: a fixed mind anchors reconstruction but flattens historical change, a contingent one adds interpretative depth but threatens the intelligibility of the past. Historians who did not pass over the question rarely looked to the sciences for answering it, the latter treated mind as unhistorical. Recent decades have seen them converge, a 'turn to science' in historiography is matched by a renewed attention to culture and development in the sciences of mind and life. In spite of a shared commitment to collaboration, the old fault line continues to cast a divisive shadow over attempts to map out the biosocial landscape. The current tension between two alternative visions of the raison d'être and future of Cognitive History serves as a case in point. A closer look at the 'extended evolutionary synthesis' suggests that cultivating this tension might be the only way of doing justice to both.
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