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The Clayton Tribune, Thursday, July 6, 1899, Vol. II No. 24, p. 1
Personal and Gleanings
We are informed that Mrs. John Butts, living four miles from Clarkesville, committed suicide by hanging herself last Saturday morning.
The Clayton Tribune, Thursday, August 17, 1899, Vol. II No. 30, p. 3
Personal and Gleanings
Mr. W. M. Darnell, a highly respected citizen of the Valley, was found in an unconcious condition on the side of the road near the residence of Dock Burrell, last Sunday about 2 o'clock and died in a few minutes after being carried by friends to an empty house nearby. His wife preceded him to the great beyond about four years ago. He leaves four children to mourn his departure. Three sons, one of whom is in the west, and one daughter.
[Note: this is believed to be William M. Darnell, son of Harrison and Nicy Grist Darnell.]
The Clayton Tribune, Thursday, August 10, 1899, Vol. II No. 29, p. 3
Old Tiger
Miss Laura Dotson died unexpectedly last Thursday evening and buried [sic] at the old Cannon graveyard Friday. Revs. W. H. Hughs and D. D. Taylor conducted the funeral services. The bereaved family have the entire sympathy of their community.
The Clayton Tribune, Thursday, July 6, 1899, Vol. II No. 24, p. 1
John Moore, one of our young men, died last Friday and was buried Saturday. John was a good boy and we miss his presence in Sunday school and everywhere, but we trust his departure from us will be the means of many others turning to God.
The Clayton Tribune, Thursday, July 13, 1899, Vol. II No. 25, p. 2
Andrew Watts died with typhoid fever a few days ago, near the late residence of James Dockins and was buried in the Dockins graveyard.
The Clayton Tribune, Thursday, September 11, 1902, Vol. V No. 35, p. 3
Capt. S. M. Beck, aged 77 years died last Monday night, at 11 o'clock at the home of his daughter, Mrs. J. I. Langston, of a conplication [sic] disease. It will be remembered that he got his hand fearfully sawed by falling against his saw. He then took typhoid fever, inflamatory rheumatism, any one of which was almost sufficient to cause death. He suffered [greatly].
Capt. Beck was among the most prominent men in this section of Ga. Our sympathy goes out to the bereaved.
The Clayton Tribune, Thursday, September 11, 1902, Vol. V No. 35, p. 3
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Dorsey died on last Tuesday night. The bereaved family have our sympathy.
The Clayton Tribune, Friday, January 23, 1914, Vol. XVII No. 3, p. 4
Wolffork Locals
The death angel visited our community, Thursday and took away one of our best and most honored citizens, Mr. John B. Moore. Mr. Moore was seventy eight years old and was an old confederate soldier and had many friends; those who knew him best, loved him most. He leaves a wife, five children, one sister, and one brother to morn his death. We extend our symathy [sic] to the bereft family.
The Clayton Tribune, Friday, Januray 23, 1914, Vol. XVII No. 3, p. 4
Miss Laura Wall Dead
The youngest daughter of Mrs. C. C. Wall died at her home in Clayton, last Monday, after ten days illness. On January 9th, Laura took two tablets of bichloride of mercury, while in an intoxicated condition. Laura was twenty one years of age, though no more than a child of ten or twelve in mind and actions; but always kind and agreeable with her friends and superiors. We do not believe that Laura committed this act with suicidal intent, neither do we believe, from what we know of the girl, that she is accountable for it, in the fullest sense. She suffered intensely before death, and tried to pray many times in her feeble way. We hope her prayers were answered, and her soul is now with its Giver.
Our deepest sympathies are extended to the bereft family and friends.
Tri-County Advertiser, Clarkesville, GA (serving Habersham, Rabun and Towns Counties), an edition from January 1919
Our beloved wife, mother, sister and grandmother, Mrs. J. M. Ramey died Monday Dec. 17th, 1918 after an illnesse of almost eight months.
Rev. Strickland, of Clayton, conducted the funeral services. By her request he read the first chapter of Phillippians, and her favorite songs were sung, which were "Death is only a dream" and "Whiter than Snow".
She was put to rest in the family cemetery near Wiley, GA.
Her children got a beautiful cross of flowers from Atlanta and her granddaughter, Mrs. Laura Brookbanks, of Atlanta, sent a very pretty design.
Mrs. Ramey was known and loved far and wide, she always had a kind word for every one with whome she came in contact.
She was a member of Old Tiger Baptist Church and she lived a very consistent christian life.
She leaves a husband, eight children, a number of grandchildren and a host of friends to mourn her loss.
Tri-County Advertiser, Clarkesville, GA (serving Habersham, Rabun and Towns Counties), an edition from January 1919
Mrs. Ida B. Smith, wife of J. Arther Smith, died at their home at the Burton dam last Saturday night, Dec. 28, and was buried Monday at Bethel Baptist Church. Mrs. Smith was a daughter of Mr. Jack York, of Clayton. Her mother preceded her to the grave some five or six years ago. Mrs. Smith had influenza and pneumonia set up and she lived only a few hours. She was an industrious and hard working woman. She leaves a husband and nine children, an infant baby only a few months old, a father and a sister, Mrs. D. B. Clark and a host of friends and relatives.
The Clayton Tribune, Thursday, January 21, 1926 Vol. XXXI No. 3
Mrs. Irene Dotson, wife of Col. L. C. Dotson, of Mtn. City, was buried at Mtn. City last Tuesday afternoon at the Blue Heights Cemetery.
Mrs. Dotson had been in feeble health for some time, and had recently undergone an operation at Angel Hospital, at Franklin, and though seemingly with a chance for recovery she died last Sunday night, January 17th, and her remains were brought back to her home at Mtn. City for burial.
Mrs. Dotson was one of the most beloved women of Mtn. City and was active in all the affairs of her community, being a member of the Baptist church and the Eastern Star.
The funeral was held at the Blue Heights Baptist Church and in charge of her pastor Rev. Robert Hamby, and the Order of the Eastern Star.
The deceased leaves besides her husband a son, Curtis Dotson, 17 years of age, and a mother and two brothers; Charles and John Donaldson and five sisters; Mrs. Lizzie Justus, Mrs. Fannie Laudermilk, Mrs. May Dotson, Miss Marie Donaldson and Miss Lula Donaldson.
The Tribune extends condolences to the bereaved ones.
The Clayton Tribune, Thursday, January 21, 1926 Vol. 31 No. 3
Mrs. Tiny Guffie, aged 67 years, died at the home of her son, Mr. Charlie Guffie, in Clayton, last Friday morning after an illness of a few days.
The immediate cause of her death was pneumonia.
The deceased had only lived here a few days having come here from North Carolina.
She leaves several children, most of whom live in North Carolina.
Her remains were carried back to her old home for interment.
The Clayton Tribune, Thursday, January 28, 1926 Vol. 31 No. 4
Rev. Mack Gipson, colored, a highly respected colored citizen of Clayton died at the home of his mother, in Tennessee Valley, last Friday week, January 15th.
Mack was about 35 years old and had been born and raised in Clayton where he enjoyed the confidence and esteem of both white and colored. He was also an ordained minister of the gospel.
He leaves a wife and several children to mourn his going away. His wife is a teacher of the colored school and has been for a number of years.
Mack will be greatly missed by his color with whom he had always labored for the uplift of humanity.
Peace to his ashes.
The Clayton Tribune, Thursday, May 13, 1926 Vol. XXXI No. 18
Mr. James L. Moseley, aged 66 years died at the home of his son, John Moseley, on Thursday May 6th, after an illness of several months.
The deceased had been a sufferer from the effects of Palagra and a leakage of the heart which had kept him confined at home for a long while, and which was the cause of his death.
Mr. Moseley was a member of the Bethel Baptist Church and had lived a consistent Christian life and just before his passing away told his family and friends that he was ready and willing to go.
The deceased leaves two sons, John and Ned, of Clayton and several grandchildren.
The funeral was conducted at Bethel by the pastor Rev. Duvall.
The Clayton Tribune, January 17, 1929, Vol. XXXIV No. 3, p. 1
Mr. Luther Hopper, aged forty four years, died at his home on January 4th after a lingering illness.
Mr. Hopper had been an invalid all his life.
Mr. Hopper's sister, Miss Rhoda, had nursed him the last ten years of his life, in which he was very feeble.
He is survived by two sisters, Miss Rhoda Hopper, of Wolf Fork, and Mrs. Cora Pendergrass, of Franklin, N.C., five brothers, Mr. Lester N. Hopper, of Wolf Fork, Mr. L. L. Hopper, of Dillard, Ga., Mr. R. D. Hopper, of Highlands, N.C., Mr. L. E. Hopper, of Athens, Ga., and Mr. L. K. Hopper, of Caldwell, Ohio.
The funeral was conducted at Wolf Fork by Rev. Johnny Hunnicutt.
The Clayton Tribune, April 28, 1927, Vol. XXXII No. 17, p. 1
Mr. Thomas Nichols, aged 83 years, an old Confederate Veteran, passed away at his home in Persimmon community on Wednesday morning and his remains will be laid to rest at the Persimmon Cemetery, today.
Mr. Nichols was stricken with paralysis a few days ago and remained unconcious until the end came.
He is survived by one son, Mr. Esco Nichols, of Cowan, Tennessee and one daughter, Mrs. P. E. Thompson, Sr. of Clayton and one brother, Emanuel Nichols, of Persimmon.
The deceased was a member of the Presbyterian Church at Boiling Springs.
Mr. Nichols was born in North Carolina and came to this county when eight years of age and has lived here ever since.
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text: What would be the most hassle-free way to get my guns to me on the other side of the country? I suspect interstate travel by car may be a problem in some places and, though I haven't had a traffic stop in 15 years, I'd just as soon not tempt fate. If I sent them, would they have to go to an FFL? Would I have to be at the sending end for in-person signatures, i.d. or whatever, or could someone do it for me? Is airmail required? Longguns, handguns, airguns, the whole caboodle. Thanks.

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Christmas Valley (GNIS FID: 1136149) is a populated place located in Lake County at latitude 43.236 and longitude -120.637.
The elevation of Christmas Valley is 4,321 feet. Christmas Valley appears on the Christmas Valley U.S. Geological Survey Map. Lake County is in the Pacific Time Zone (UTC -8 hours).
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New Delhi: Having had a torrid time last season, Delhi Daredevils refused to retain any player and decided to into the February 12 auction with Rs 60 crore in their pocket.
And the man supposed to be behind this call is none other than new head coach Gary Kirsten.
Speaking to MAIL TODAY, a DD official said that Kirsten felt that it was better that Delhi go into the auction with their purse full and build a fresh team, rather than retaining a few foreign players as none of the Indian players have fired for the Daredevils.
"We haven't really done well in the last season and there was a need for a complete overhaul and Kirsten felt retaining players ahead of the auction was unnecessary as we don't really have the firepower when it comes to our Indian stars."
IPL franchises splash the cash
Gary Kirsten joins Delhi Daredevils
Kirsten hopes for 'special' showing
Brother not happy with 'Guru Gary'
"You have to realise that Indian players — especially batsmen — win you matches in the IPL and they are worth retaining. There is no point retaining foreign players as you can only have four of them in the playing XI. It is the marquee Indian players — most teams look to have a couple — and quality domestic players — teams mostly have four to five in their outfit — that every team looks to retain as they are the ones forming the nucleus of the teams. Foreigners are at times not even available for the whole season, so retaining them isn't always a good idea," he said.
There was a thought that David Warner and Kevin Pietersen would have been retained as they have been the star performers for the team over the last three seasons. But the official begged to differ.
"If we retained Pietersen and Warner, we would use up Rs 22 crore — 12.5 for Pietersen and 9.5 for Warner — and end with just two players. That would leave us with just Rs 38 crore in the purse and needing another 25 players. One needs seven Indians in the playing XI. To think that you can get two-three top quality Indian players and four uncapped Indians in that amount would be foolish. You never know what happens when two teams bid for one player. There can be crazy money splurge for a player who might not deserve it."
"Then, if we don't use Rs 12.5 crore for Pietersen and release him, we could have a hypothetical situation where we get him in the auction for Rs 6.5 crore. In that case, we save Rs 6 crore by not retaining him and then use that money on uncapped Indian players. With uncapped players coming into the auction, things are going to be a lot tougher," he revealed.
Commenting on Virender Sehwag, he said: "Few coaches have spent as much time with Sehwag as Kirsten. So I am sure he does realise that it is a better bet to buy him back using the trump card rather than spending heavily on retaining him."
Reproduced from Mail Today. Copyright 2013. MTNPL. All rights reserved.


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Northeast News
August 14, 2013
Last Thursday yet another tractor-trailer fell victim to the infamous and well abused railroad overpass at Independence Avenue and Wilson Road. This time, a container truck tried unsuccessfully to navigate under the bridge with his too-tall load. Given the startling regularity that this type of accident occurs, this curious newshound decided it was time to measure the clearance of the bridge to see if the big yellow warning signs were indeed accurate.
Like the old C.W. McCall classic "Wolf Creek Pass" says: "Sign says clearance to the twelve-foot line, but them chickens were stacked to thirteen-nine." Putting tape to cement, Intern Josh and Editor Leslie measured from pavement to the scarred and pockmarked concrete ceiling above.
This ol' dog was thinking it would come out well under the warned 12-foot clearance mark. Not so. Our measurements came up to 12 feet, four inches – a full four inches of extra clearance vs. what the warning sign says. That said, this pooch thinks it's high time the governing authorities need to get together and figure out whether to excavate a lower roadbed or work with the rail line on increasing the height of said killer overpass. If you hit anything often enough and hard enough with a hammer, eventually it will crumble and fall. These aren't tack-hammer strikes to the superstructure of this bridge. This is often more than 60,000 pounds of metal striking at roughly 30 mph. Given that math, we'll not be traveling under that bridge any time soon.


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You should print out this infographic so the next time one of your liberal friends comes over and gushes about what a great job President Obama has done you have a quick cheat-sheet handy. I know most of you know all of this, but after a few minutes of listening to a progressive one's mind tends to go blank as a self-protective measure.
President Obama has so many broken promises, I wonder how they managed to whittle it down to just ten. I guess nobody has enough time to document everything unless one is writing a book.
H/T Doug Ross
Update: Conservative News Central, Right Wing News and The Pirate's Cove linked – thanks!


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Privatisation versus capital market: the corporate governance case of Bulgaria
The paper presents some of the results of a survey of ownership sructure. The survey uses the classic tradition in the treatment of the problem,stating that the means for effective control on the management of the enterprise are determined by the scale and the distribution of the shareholders' participation in its capital. Later on this was used as a basis for the development of a methodological approach for practical surveys by authors like Cubbin & Leech (1983) and (Zeitlin 1974), and John Scott (1991. On the basis of this approach the main concepts for majority-minority control and the whole scale of derivative forms (mechanisms) such as the presence/absence of majority shareholder, the presence/absence of a second strong shareholder or group of shareholders in the capital of a company, the correlation between the capital in the hands of the biggest (the leading) shareholder and the others, and finally the general structure of shareholders' participation are drawn. All of these determine the classification of one or another form of corporate control. The whole entity of specific forms of corporate control defines the structure of corporate control in a given country. Those criteria, taken not only in their temporal development, but in their national specifics, are analyzed in detail in the report. This focus of the report is predetermined not only by the scale and the influence of mass privatisation, but by the fact that initial dispersion of property was present in the mass privatisation, unlike all the other forms which in Bulgaria were based on direct techniques for transfer of property in the hands of one buyer. The most significant conclusion presented in the report is that the arising concentrated forms of control do not help for the development of the stock market in Bulgaria.
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Parents will want to be aware, for instance, that the mythological elements underlying the franchise as a whole seem to be emphasized with increased forcefulness in this go-round, and that a passing reference to Christianity in the script is at best ambiguous.
Indeed, the very first line of narration, spoken by the title character -- played, once again, by Logan Lerman -- informs us that the gods of Mount Olympus "are real."
Given that Percy is a modern-day demigod whose father is the Greek ruler of the seas, Poseidon, that idea may be said to be implicit in the set-up. And it will come as no surprise either to readers of Rick Riordan's series of novels for young people or to viewers of this film's predecessor, 2010's "Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief."
Still, considering the impressionable demographic at which director Thor Freudenthal's adaptation of Riordan's second volume is presumably aimed, a little hedging of metaphysical bets would have been appreciated.
Percy's assertion comes at the start of some cumbersome exposition, the upshot of which is that he needs to embark on a quest to find the Golden Fleece. Otherwise, the bucolic safe haven within which he and others of his kind -- known as "half-bloods" -- like to hang out and train will become vulnerable to attack.
So a-questing he does go, accompanied by his two best friends: a satyr named Grover (Brandon T. Jackson) and the goddess Athena's daughter Annabeth (Alexandra Daddario). Also tagging along is Percy's newly-discovered half-brother Tyson (Douglas Smith), the product, so we're informed, of one of Poseidon's dalliances with a sea-nymph.
Although endowed with a very pleasant personality, Tyson belongs physically to a race of monsters whose characteristic feature earns them the politically correct moniker "ocularly challenged." Tyson's presence on the scene thus introduces two of the films positive themes: sibling solidarity -- Percy keeps giving affectionate Tyson the brush-off -- and tolerance toward those perceived as different -- Annabeth doesn't trust Tyson's type.
They'll all need to make nice, however, since they're not the only ones looking for the magical hide. Percy's condescending rival for leadership of Camp Half-Blood, war-god Ares' intrepid daughter Clarisse (Leven Rambin), is leading an expedition of her own. And divine messenger Hermes' rebellious son Luke (Jake Abel) is also after the wondrous wool, hoping to use it for his own -- characteristically nefarious -- purposes.
Special effects-generated creatures take priority over human characters in the adventures that ensue. But they do at least give Percy the chance to get his mojo back -- he's been doubting himself lately, as early scenes show. And Percy will need to bury the hatchet with Clarisse if they are to stand any chance of thwarting Luke.
So, to tolerance and brotherly togetherness, add lessons about youthful self-confidence and the value of reconciliation with opponents.
Back at camp, meanwhile, patron of wine drinkers Dionysus (Stanley Tucci) -- aka "Mr. D" -- tells us that he is out of favor with Zeus following the revelation that the two gods were both chasing the same nymph (or naiad or some such fetching creature).
As a result, Zeus keeps torturing Mr. D by turning his cherished wine into water as soon as he pours it into a glass. Fair enough, but this sets up a joking reference to the fact that "the Christians" have a god who can do this "trick" in reverse. "Now there," Dionysus exclaims jealously, "is a god!"
Adult moviegoers can charitably interpret the remark as a form of winking affirmation, the offensive term "trick" notwithstanding. But youngsters may not know what to make of it, especially given the context.
Despite such troublesome interludes, however, even cautious moms and dads will likely find "Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters" acceptable for older adolescents. All the more so, as it could provide the opportunity for a valuable discussion of the differences between scriptural faith and belief in the deities of classical mythology.
The film contains steady but mostly bloodless violence, pagan themes, an irreverent joke and a few mildly crass terms. The Catholic News Service classification is A-III -- adults. The Motion Picture Association of America rating is PG -- parental guidance suggested. Some material may not be suitable for children.


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Jos Mara Fernndez Gonzlez (jmfernandez(at)cnb(dot)uam(dot)es) reports a bug with a severity of 1 The lower the number the more severe it is. Short Description Referential Integrity corrupted sometimes by Rules Long Description If you define an empty rule with a condition over a table which references to another table with ON DELETE CASCADE (or ON UPDATE CASCADE), referential integrity is violated letting entries in the referer table. Even more, referential integrity doesn't work even if the rule is erased. I was able to reproduce this bug until I got the next message on the psql console: NOTICE: InvalidateSharedInvalid: cache state reset NOTICE: InvalidateSharedInvalid: cache state reset And then it just worked well again. Sample Code -- We suppose we are working with an -- user called 'prueba' -- Main table create table ent ( pri integer NOT NULL, primary key (pri) ); -- Referenced table create table rel ( ref integer NOT NULL, FOREIGN KEY (ref) REFERENCES ent(pri) ON DELETE CASCADE ON UPDATE CASCADE ); -- Inserting test values insert into ent values (5); insert into ent values (6); insert into ent values (7); insert into rel values (5); insert into rel values (6); insert into rel values (7); select * from ent; pri ----- 5 6 7 select * from rel; ref ----- 5 6 7 delete from ent where pri=5; SELECT * FROM ent; pri ----- 6 7 SELECT * FROM rel; ref ----- 6 7 -- Rule over the referenced table -- which breaks referential integrity create rule nodelrel as on delete to rel where old.ref > 3 and user = 'prueba' do instead nothing; delete from ent where pri=7; SELECT * FROM ent; pri ----- 6 SELECT * FROM rel; ref ----- 6 7 -- Dropping rule doesn't fix it drop rule nodelrel; delete from ent where pri=6; select * from ent; ent ----- (0 rows) select * from rel; ref ----- 6 7 No file was uploaded with this report
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Update 2016: My buddy Rick bought this off of me in December 2011, had a K&K pickup installed, and has been rocking it at gigs ever since. Check out these updated pics of the guitar!
This is a kick-butt dreadnought. Solid cedar top, laminate mahogany back and sides, mahogany neck, rosewood bridge and fretboard, fun rosewood headstock veneer and rosewood pickguard, clean and simple one-ring rosette, 3-ply purfling, and bound in black on the top, back, and fretboard. This guitar exudes confidence, too -- with a '60s-style Martin-ish neck profile and sound to match it. It's loud, warm, rich, and has tremendous sustain.
Ah, and yes, these adjectives all describe my typical experience with Daion flattop guitars. For a mid-level Japanese import from the late 70s and early 80s, these Yamaki-built guitars sure are cannons.
My work on this guitar included a setup, slight saddle adjustment, cleaning, and a replacement (vintage) set of Schaller tuners. The original Yamaki-style Gotoh sealed tuners had broken casings on a few of them, and to boot, these sealed Schallers lighten the headstock and look more "vintage" as well.
When I get my next parts order in, these plastic pins are going to be replaced with ebony.
I didn't think I'd be a fan at first, but the rosewood pickguard has grown on me. The pretty medium brown-tan, camel-y color of the cedar looks really pretty next to that light-colored (holly?) single-ring rosette as well.
Good large-size frets. MOP dots in the rosewood board. Note side-dots and black-bound board edges.
Fun headstock with embossed logo.
Labels in soundhole -- note the clean workmanship -- and also note the music store located in... Palestine! Very cool.
The lam mahogany back/sides are all curly/flamed which looks pretty nice with the coffee-brown finish.
The guitar is crack free, too.
Original plastic end pin.
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The assassination of Osama bin Laden notwithstanding, it's been – dare I say it? – a typical month for Indo-Pak relations.
Over the past few weeks, fishermen who strayed past invisible maritime boundaries have been released as well as arrested. Ballistic missiles have been test-fired, harsh words exchanged, allegations hurled, stale postures adopted. As always, trust deficit governed the exchanges. It's all been way too familiar.
In 2005, I had promised myself that I'd remember the Narayana Hrudayalaya whenever I felt depressed about Indo-Pak relations. Here is an excerpt of that story , as it appeared in my book Bangalored: The Expat Story.
On the day I visit the Narayana Hrudayalaya (NH), two contrasting items in the newspaper catch my eye. One: 101 Indians are arrested in Karachi for fishing in Pakistani waters. Two: the Pakistani cricket team lands on Indian soil to play the home team in an honour-or-death series. Strangely, one doesn't feel the irony. India and Pakistan have starred in such thrilling comedies for five and a half decades. They are known to brand the other's back with a hot iron while smiling for Western cameras; and to make visible preparations for war while furtively seeking diplomatic solutions. Hence it is natural for the fishermen soap opera to go through another dull rerun while star sportsmen hone their skills in a strikingly different "net session".Revisiting this story now, I find that some things have changed for the worse. Since 2009, the Narayana Hrudayalaya has received only around 25 patients from Pakistan, all of them for cardiac surgeries. Perhaps this drop in numbers can partly be explained by the fact that many more Indian hospitals – such as Apollo, Fortis, CNC, Medanta, Moolchand, Artemis, Max Healthcare etc – are actively focusing on medical tourism, which is a major growth segment in India. Indeed, given its low cost and high quality propositions, India is fast catching up with Thailand, the current global leader in medical tourism. An ever-increasing number of patients visit India from Africa, the Middle East and South Asia. While an extensive study needs to be conducted to ascertain ground realities, I daresay Pakistan hasn't contributed to this upward spiral.
What takes me to NH, I ask myself? Oh yes, the innocent face of Noor Fatima. In 2004, this two-year-old Pakistani girl mesmerised the Indian media the moment she crossed the Wagah border. From there, she travelled south for a cardiac operation at the Narayana Hrudayalaya in Bangalore. And the city went berserk. Every cameraman with ambition clicked her and every scribe recorded her repetitive heart murmur for eager readers. No exaggeration. Legend has it that a few days after his arrival at NH, Noor's father, finding the hospital's PRO waiting at the gates for a VIP, is reported to have asked in all earnestness:
'You mean someone other than me?'
Why wouldn't he ask that question? People recognised and stopped him on the streets for a salaam. Hoteliers fed him free biryanis. National politicians sent his daughter bouquets, local ones came visiting for a photo-op. And school children wrote her a boxful of greeting cards.
Fairytales are like that. This one has an ingenious plot. An innocent Pakistani girl will die unless a skilled Indian doctor takes a scalpel and patches her heart. At the right moment, the diplomatic skies open and the sun shines for her all the way to Bangalore. Add a few songs, a comedian and racy dialogues and you are ready to threaten Bollywood records.
'Noor was the beginning of a new era,' says Vasuki. 'in the sense that before then, patients had to fly via Dubai and lose precious time, not to mention money. With improved relations between the two countries, flights, buses and even trains are operational. And Noor ushered in a new era in NH too. We got 62 patients from Pakistan before her and 212 since.'
Consider this: the Narayana Hrudayalaya still receives 5-6 queries a week from Pakistan. Most of these potential clients query multiple hospitals to identify the best package deal. Even accounting for a uniform distribution of patients to all hospitals, one would expect more than 25 patients to land up in NH in the past 2.5 years. One possible explanation is that a significant number of Pakistani patients choose to travel to places like Thailand and Singapore, even if it means spending more money.
Why? One can hazard a guess: visa. Trust deficit at play. A manifestation of the political reality. Those Pakistanis who have tried visiting India will tell you that getting a visa is no walk in the park. I personally know an eminent Pakistani journalist who couldn't attend a family wedding in India. Even when visas are given, they're valid for specific cities and, usually, the short term – around two weeks. This means that Pakistanis will find it difficult come to India for medical conditions that take longer to treat.
Here, right here, is the biggest victory attained by the gun-wielders – they've managed to sabotage positive opportunities to a great extent, and in doing so, impacted people-to-people interactions. This reduces the possibility of somebody like Mohammad Ilyas, a newsagent in Lahore, making friends in the Shivajinagar area of Bangalore. Or of a Naheed Jamshed from Rawalpindi exchanging rajma recipes with a Gurmeet Kaur in the general ward of a sanitised hospital.
In these diminished times, we have to keep counting the few stories of hope available to us, as if they were prayer beads. Maybe we can seek inspiration from celebrity models – pairings such as Shoaib-Sania, Bopanna-Qureshi, Rehman-Adnan and even Veena-Big Boss – to keep the idea alive.
Today, the Indo-Pak border is porous to terrorists and almost impermeable to the aam aadmi. The solution lies in turning it the other way around.
After all, what the bullet has lost, the biryani can easily win back.
Eshwar Sundaresan is a Bangalore-based writer, freelance journalist, ideator and entrepreneur. His works are Googlable.
The views expressed by this blogger and in the following reader comments do not necessarily reflect the views and policies of the Dawn Media Group.


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The AJHL has been pretty good to the Calgary Flames.
Four members of the organization were recently named to the junior circuit's list of top-50 players of all time.
Cracking the list, which was separated into 10 players per decade, were: Flames forwards Joe Colborne, who played with the Camrose Kodiaks; T.J. Galiardi (Calgary Royals); and Curtis Glencross (Brooks Bandits).
Flames farmhand Corban Knight (Okotoks Oilers) also made the grade for the most recent decade.
Galiardi, who went on to play for NCAA hockey's Dartmouth College before joining the WHL's Calgary Hitmen, says he remembers the 2005-06 AJHL season fondly.
"A lot of long bus trips, especially when we went to Grande Prairie or Fort McMurray," Galiardi said. "I was there for only a year, but it was exactly what I needed to get to the next level.
"I was in 12th Grade in high school and had already committed to go to Dartmouth. It was a fun year. We had a great group of guys, an older group, and I was the youngest by a long-shot, but we got along well."
Many players on the list earned big-league paycheques at the Saddledome, including two of the Flames' biggest stars in Mike Vernon (Calgary Canucks) and Lanny McDonald (Lethbridge Sugar Kings).
Former Flames Rene Bourque, Steve Reinprecht and Perry Berezan -- all St. Albert Saints products -- and Zarley Zalapski and Brad Werenka -- both ex-Fort Saskatchewan Traders -- were also recognized.
Current Flames goaltender coach Clint Malarchuk was singled out for his time with the Traders, while former bench bosses Brent, Darryl and Brian Sutter -- along with brother and former scout Duane -- all made the list after excelling with the Red Deer Rustlers.
Former Rustlers star Kelly Kisio, who stepped down last summer after 15 years as GM of the Hitmen, also cracked the top 50.
Forty-three of the top-50 players went on to play in the NHL, and Colborne says he was honoured to be included on the list.
"It's humbling, and it's something the AJHL should be proud of," Colborne said. "That's an impressive list of players.
"It was nice to see Clint on there, as well. We got to tease him."
Colborne says Camrose has always embraced its AJHL club.
"Those were two fun years for me in Camrose," Colborne said. "It's such a cool atmosphere for junior-A. It's the type of program I think a lot of those junior-A, smaller-market programs should go for. They've found a way to integrate into the city and become a focal point of the city.
"Every playoffs, we'd dye our hair blonde, and me as a blonde is not a good look. By the end of the playoff run, we'd have an inch or two of our roots showing, and it was the ugliest thing possible.
"We had a tight team, and winning two championships is pretty special."
CJHL rankings
AJHL teams held on to the top two rungs on the ladder.
The Spruce Grove Saints remain the top-ranked team in the nation with the Fort McMurray Oil Barons coming in at No. 2.
The Brooks Bandits are back in the top-20 at No. 16.
Player of the week
Spruce Grove Saints forward Parker Mackay had a productive week.
Mackay notched his first career AJHL hat-trick and scored five goals and eight points in three games.
He was named the Canalta Hotels AJHL Player of the Week.
Top 50 AJHL Players of All-Time:
2004 -2013
Mason Raymond, Camrose Kodiaks
Joe Colborne, Camrose Kodiaks
Matt Frattin, Fort Saskatchewan Traders
Corban Knight, Okotoks Oilers
T. J. Galiardi, Calgary Royals
Ben Scrivens, Spruce Grove Saints
Mark Letestu, Bonnyville Pontiacs
Dylan Olsen, Camrose Kodiaks
Justin Fontaine, Bonnyville Pontiacs
Taylor Fedun, Spruce Grove Saints
1994 - 2003
Dany Heatley, Calgary Canucks
Mike Comrie, St. Albert Saints
Curtis Glencross, Brooks Bandits
Rene Bourque, St. Albert Saints
Chris Phillips, Fort McMurray Oil Barons
Fernando Pisani St. Albert Saints
Mark Bomersback, Canmore Eagles
Scottie Upshall, Fort McMurray Oil Barons
Scott Hartnell, Lloydminster Blazers
Steve Reinprecht, St. Albert Saints
1984 - 1993
Zarley Zalapski, Fort Saskatchewan
Wade Redden, Lloydminster Blazers
Stu Barnes, St. Albert Saints
Gary Valk, Sherwood Park
Dixon Ward, Red Deer Rustlers
Brad Werenka, Fort Saskatchewan Traders
Garry Shuchuk, St. Albert Saints
Glen Wesley, Red Deer Rustlers
Gord Thibodeau, Fort Saskatchewan Traders
Corey Hirsch, Calgary Canucks
1974 - 1983
Brent Sutter Red Deer Rustlers
Mark Messier, Spruce Grove Mets
Darryl Sutter, Red Deer Rustlers
Duane Sutter, Red Deer Rustlers
Kelly Kisio, Red Deer Rustlers
Dave Babych, Fort Saskatchewan Traders
Clint Malarchuk, Fort Saskatchewan
Troy Murray, St. Albert Saints
Perry Berezan, St. Albert Saints
Mike Vernon, Calgary Canucks
1964 - 1973
Brian Sutter, Red Deer
Garry Unger, Calgary Buffaloes
Lanny McDonald, Lethbridge Sugar Kings
John Davidson, Lethbridge Sugar Kings
Stan Weir, Ponoka Stampeders
Paul Messier, Edmonton Mets
Doug Lindskog, Red Deer Rustlers
Tom Lindskog, Red Deer Rustlers
Rick Zaparniuk, Calgary Canucks
Darrell Knibbs Lethbridge Sugar Kings
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August: Rio's Favelas During the Olympic Games
July: Vila Autódromo Win | Black Lives Matter | Post-Games Solutions
June: Olympic Cleansing | Creative Organizing | Informality as an Asset
May: Banality of Violence | Right to Housing | School Occupations
April: 100 Days To Go | Impeachment | Evictions | Memory
March: Women's Day | Evictions | Community media
February: Olympics 6 Months to Go Special: Vila Autódromo
January: Vila Autódromo | Truth Commission | Police violence | Social media
December: Int'l Reporting | Human Rights | Vila Autódromo
November: Black Awareness | Gender | Resistance & Celebration
October: Segregation | Raise Your Voice | Designed to Live Together
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March: Broken Olympic Promises | Sustainability & Tech | Women's Day
February: Carnival | Police & protests | Community solutions
January: Slavery & the Port | Land compensation & tenure | Language
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BOZEMAN –Montana State University School of Film and Photography graduates stole the show Friday as Montana PBS received seven 2013 Northwest Regional Emmy nominations.
Montana PBS received three nominations for "11th & Grant with Eric Funk" and the film "Indian Relay" received four. An independent film distributed by Montana PBS, "Not Yet Begun to Fight," received three nominations.
Most of the individuals who worked on "Indian Relay" and "11th & Grant" are graduates of the MSU School of Film and Photography bachelor's or master's program, said Aaron Pruitt, Montana PBS director of content, and executive producer for both programs.
"It is remarkable to have this many alumni recognized for quality work, and it says a lot about the school," Pruitt said. "We have a great track record of working with talented students and watching them develop into professionals who then take their talent to a national level."
"Indian Relay," an independent collaboration between Montana PBS and MSU alumna Charles Dye, who is also the director and producer for Dye Works Film, follows three teams from different American Indian communities as they prepare for and compete in an Indian relay season.
The photographers brought creative cinematography to the "Indian Relay" project said Pruitt adding that all of them were graduates of the MSU Master of Fine Arts program in the School of Film and Photography. Daniel Schmidt, Dawson Dunning, Rick Smith, Christi Cooper and Dye were all nominated for an Emmy in photography.
"The high-speed stuff was very dramatic – it's amazing to look at and see what goes on in a split second," Pruitt said about the film that aired nationwide in November.
According to Pruitt, he and Scott Sterling, senior broadcast producer for Montana PBS and director of "11th & Grant," submitted "Tumbledown House," an episode featuring vocalist Gillian Howe and guitarist Tyler Miller for the Emmy because of the unique nature of the prohibition jazz music and Howe's voice. "We were also very pleased with the visuals," Pruitt added.
Jeremiah Slovarp, audio director and owner of Jereco Studios, is an adjunct professor in the MSU School of Music and was nominated in the audio category. Sterling was also nominated in the crafts category as a graphic artist.
Nominees in the arts and entertainment category for "11th & Grant" are Montana PBS; Eric Funk, host and artistic director; Sterling, director; Paul "Gomez" Routhier, producer; Pruitt, executive producer; and Slovarp, audio director.
"Indian Relay" nominees in the cultural documentary category include Montana PBS; Dye, producer; Pruitt, executive producer; Darren Kipp, co-producer; M.L. Smoker, writer; Katie Lose Gilbertson, editor; Andy Adkins, editor; and Jaime Jelenchick Jacobsen, field producer. Adkins, Gilbertson and Jacobsen all received a master's in Science and Natural History Filmmaking from MSU. Pruitt and Sterling are both graduates of the School of Film and Photography.
"Indian Relay" is available online at http://www.montanapbs.org/IndianRelay/.
Other nominees include Shasta Grenier and Sabrina Lee of Ultraviolet LLC, for their work on "Not Yet Begun to Fight."
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Teacher goes too far
They have to show how they got the answer. That's been a requirement since I was in school. I understand how you are feeling, but you should just explain to him why he got that grade so he will know what to do better next time.
I don't understand your issue. If part of the grade is to show the work and he didn't then he deserved the grade that he received.
Teachers have been requiring to show work for years. That way they know how they got the answer. If they just write the answer down, who knows if the student actually did it or just copied from someone. Not saying your child did just saying.
Agree with the other moms. Showing work is just as important (if not more important) to see an understanding of what is asked of them. It's about the process....not necessarily the answer.
I agree and will NOT give credit for just the answer unless its MC, for which I have several versions.
Ever since I was in school, you HAVE to show your work. It's part of the test.
You are over-reacting.
I will also have to agree that showing your work is expected and has been for 30+ years. That is how the teacher knows that your child really understands the concept and didn't just luckily guess the correct answer.
I do think it's a good idea to grade on showing the work, as well as getting the answer correct. It has always been the standard back to when I was a student. My son went through this in the 4th grade. He hates showing his work. He is a very "do it in your head kind of person". But, we supported the teacher and he does it.
It allows to teacher to see that the student truly understands how they derived the answer and didn't just guess it correctly. It also helps the student ensure they are paying attention to detail when they are doing their work. This will help him down the road. Not only does it train him how to do it correctly, it helps him developed how to show other students how to do it (if applicable). This will serve him well when he gets into the workforce.
One of many reasons we homeschool. If they get the answer right, I don't care that they didn't show the work.
HOWEVER.... My kids understand that if they get less than 85% they will REDO any missed problems INCLUDING showing me all the work. My Ds2 likes to do work on the white board - so I let him, but that is the agreement that is in plae.


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\begin{disclaimer } I'm extremely new with CVSup, but I believe that what I have said below is correct. Please correct any mistakes I've made, suggest better ways of doing things, or simply add to my comments to make our understanding of CVSup more complete. \end{disclaimer} Download the CVSup package for your OS from postgresql.org. I'm using RedHat Linux 6.1, so I downloaded the package: 'cvsup-15.5-1-libc5.i386.rpm' (I had trouble with the newer 16.0 package.) In any event, install the package as per the contained instructions. In addition to the package, you should download the file 'README.cvsup'. This is the file containing a stock cvsup script for PostgreSQL. You'll probably want to rename it to something more descriptive, and edit it to customize your installation. Here's a listing of mine, followed by commentary on what I changed and why. Note that lines beginning with the '#' character are comments: #file: pgsql.cvsup # CVSup distribution file for the PostgreSQL ORDBMS project # Modified by lockhart(at)alumni(dot)caltech(dot)edu 1997-08-28 # - Point to my local snapshot source tree # # Defaults that apply to all the collections *default host=postgresql.org *default compress *default release=cvs *default delete use-rel-suffix *default tag=. #*default tag=REL6_5_3 #*default date=2000.02.20.00.00.00 # base directory points to where CVSup will store its 'bookmarks' file(s) # will create subdirectory sup/ #*default base=/opt/postgres # /usr/local/pgsql *default base=/usr/src/cvs # prefix directory points to where CVSup will store the actual distribution(s) #*default prefix=/opt/postgres/cvs # /usr/local/pgsql *default prefix=/usr/src/cvs # complete distribution, including all below pgsql # individual distributions vs 'the whole thing' # pgsql-doc # pgsql-perl5 # pgsql-src # end file Here are the lines I changed: *default tag=. This command synchronizes the local dist dir with the latest sources. *default base=/usr/src/cvs This command sets the directory where CVSup stores its bookmark files, which are used in the synchronization process. For PostgreSQL, the directory structure sup/pgsql will be created above to store these files. *default prefix=/usr/src/cvs This command sets the root directory where all sources are stored. For PostgreSQL, the directory pgsql will be created above, with the source distribution contained therein. The above script file, or more properly 'distribution file,' will download and synchronize the entire distribution. I don't know yet how to only grab the JDBC sources, but I'm sure someone around here does. Assuming you've named the file 'pgsql.cvsup', issue the command: cvsup pgsql.cvsup and watch it do its magic. Regards, Dave Del Signore dave(at)narnia(dot)toledo(dot)oh(dot)us Joseph Shraibman wrote: > Dave Del Signore wrote: > > > No, I've received no reply yet. To download the latest development sources, > > add the line: > > > > *default tag=. > > > > to your cvsup parameter script. Is that what you're asking? > > > > What cvsup parameter script? Slow down. I need step by step instuctions to > use on the unix command line with the end result being the source code in my > directory.
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Growing from the success of the UALR Trombone Day in 2007, the UALR Trombone Choir was formed to promote trombone study and to explore the wide variety of exciting repertoire written for this instrument. We bring together students from UALR and area high schools, as well as member of the community who wish to continue performing. Not only do we perform traditional literature by Western European composers such as Beethoven, Wagner and Bruckner, but we also explore contemporary literature designed for film and video games.
2010-2011 Concert Schedule
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If you are interested in becoming part of the UALR Trombone Choir, please contact Dr. Michael Underwood at (501) 569-3301, email@example.com or you can call the music office at (501) 569-3294.
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For the first time, "Project Runway" will feature an exclusive hair stylist and landing that coveted gig is Celebrity Stylist for Garnier, Philip Carreon.
We got the follicle 411 on the Los Angeles mane mogul, who has worked with everyone from Anne Hathaway and Megan Fox to Demi Moore and Prince.
What was it like your first day on the set of "Project Runway"?
Day 1 on the set was nerve-racking because I had to introduce my first challenge with Tim Gunn. I never get star struck, but for some reason I did with Tim.
Any fun stories of working with Heidi?
Heidi asked me how I had created waves on one of the secret guest judges. Heidi Klum is absolutely stunning.
Any pregnancy hair tips you gave her?
Were you intimidated by any of the guest judges this season?
The only thing that made me nervous about the guest judges was their comments about the hair! But, all went well…
What's the craziest part of doing the show?
The secrecy! I am sworn to my death to say nothing - and I'm always being asked.
Time is always part of the designer's challenge… are you under the same time constraints to get the models ready?
The timing is crazy!!! Only 30 minutes per model! And the team and I are timed. No model gets more than 30 minutes. It takes that long just to do a good blow-out!
You've worked with a lot of stars. Craziest request ever?
The craziest star request came with a 2AM phone call. I answer the phone and a stranger's voice says, "Prince wants his hair done." "When?" I ask. "Now," he responds.
In your opinion, who has the best hair in Hollywood?
Rihanna for progressive. Gwen Stefani for the cool factor. And Catherine Zeta-Jones for classic beauty.
You can see Philip and the rest of the "Project Runway" gang when the show returns tomorrow night on Lifetime.


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Former Cal star Alex Morgan scored the second of her two second-half goals in the 85th minute to give the United States a 2-2 tie with France in an exhibition soccer match Thursday in East Hartford, Connecticut.
Making her second appearance in six days for the national women's team after a seventh-month layoff because of a stress fracture in her left ankle, Morgan scored for the first time in more than a year.
Morgan scored the tying goal off a rebound in the 57th minute.
"I feel like finally I am back and doing what I am supposed to be doing — scoring goals," she said.
Morgan has 46 goals in 72 games for the national team, passing Julie Foudy (45) for 10th on the all-time goal scoring list.
The U.S. won't play again until resuming World Cup qualifying in October.
The Sharks will host Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles — the team that ousted San Jose in the playoffs — on Sept. 30 as part of their preseason schedule. Also coming to SAP Center are Phoenix (Sept. 26) and Anaheim (Sept. 27).
The Sharks have split-squad games Sept. 23 against Vancouver at both Stockton Arena and Rogers Arena.
The team's final two games are at Phoenix on Oct. 3 and at Anaheim on Oct. 4.
Eric Guerrero, who won three CIF state titles at Independence High, will be inducted Saturday into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame in Stillwater, Oklahoma. The 2004 Olympian was a four-time All-American at Oklahoma State, where he won NCAA titles from 1997-99. He also won four world titles. Guerrero, 36, has been a Cowboys assistant coach since 2004.
Leadoff hitter Jesus Galindo went 3 for 4 with two runs, leading San Jose to a 7-2 victory at Visalia in the opening game of the second half. The Giants broke it open with a four-run ninth inning.
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11 December 2012
knitted brown things and other happenings
Am I the last person on the planet to knit the famous Clapotis? It's deservedly popular as the finished garment is delightfully airy and delicate yet warm, but my it's a tedious knit. Knit on and on. Then give yourself a nervous breakdown dropping many many stitches on purpose. That bit felt really very wrong.
Anyway the brown clap should be on the other side of the world by now, hopefully wrapped around a pair of shoulders in a loving embrace. Well, something like that. I hope she likes it.
With the leftover yarn, I knitted myself a teeny little brown thing.
A Cladonia. It's very small and rather elegant and was a lot of fun to knit. I see a few more of these in my future, although maybe a little larger for more wrappage.
Then I managed to sneak in a brief 24 hours of craft camp.
Do not be beguiled by the apparent serenity this photo implies. This room was a hive of industry from early morn to late at night. (Also, laughter, wine, chocolate, cheese etc).
And then I pointed the car back in the direction of Melbourne for the biggest lad's Year 12 Students & Parents Graduation Dinner.
These young people are a very special and tightly bonded bunch, and this was the very last time they would all be together as a unit. They entered the school hall (to tears and applause from the parents and teachers and a didgeridoo accompaniment) looking so grown up, each nonchalantly clutching their glass of champagne and walking tall, the girls in long glamorous dresses and Up-dos, the boys in their suits.
When the teachers and parents surprised them at the end of the dinner and speeches with a song (Stand by Me), they spontaneously rose and put their arms around each other. It was at that point that I dissolved in floods of tears. (This is the group who, on their final day of school last month, presented the school with a film they'd made, featuring among other things a Gangnam Style parody, tributes to teachers and a rat-infested couch, and a magnificent finale in which one of the boys flew his remote controlled aeroplane fitted with a video camera, high up over the school oval on which the class had arranged themselves to form the words THANK YOU. See? Special. And technologically innovative).
Next week they get their final exam results and move onto the next chapter.
I'm a bit wrung out.
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- kt said...
Oh my, I have also not "caught" the Clap as yet...if you've done it, perhaps I'll give it a go one of these days...
And the wee one is just sweet.
Am plotting with my DH how best to create a craft camp here-- I'd love to set up something like that.....
And those wonderful young 'uns....really enjoyed the last post (with Bonus Giant Robot) and this one was as rich.
Well done them (and you!)
- Tuesday, 11 December 2012 at 15:10:00 GMT+11
- Lynne said...
What wonderful memories that class has built for themselves!
Your Clapotis is gorgeous and you're not the last. My DD is on Ravelry and has never knitted one, nor does she intend to!
- Tuesday, 11 December 2012 at 15:17:00 GMT+11
- Mary said...
Love the story of the kids spontaneously standing and holding each other - my eyes are all wet.
- Tuesday, 11 December 2012 at 17:17:00 GMT+11
- Sue said...
My eyes are all wet too.
We never ever have didgeridoo accompaniments. Our loss I think.
- Tuesday, 11 December 2012 at 19:17:00 GMT+11
- Tania said...
I'm welly-up-tears for you, Lovely.
- Tuesday, 11 December 2012 at 20:37:00 GMT+11
- Janet said...
You captured the light so well. Lovely to get to see you for a bit!
Eldest son's graduation looks so moving. It appears to be a beautiful school full of beautiful children/young adults.
- Tuesday, 11 December 2012 at 21:50:00 GMT+11
- Stomper Girl said...
I teared up just reading about it. So beautiful, what a fantastic memory for you all. I know how you feel about wrung out though. And it's *still* going on, I'll cry at the slightest emotional pull at the moment!
- Tuesday, 11 December 2012 at 22:11:00 GMT+11
- Sarah said...
I am a bit wrung out just reading it. Liz says a final goodbye to her Waldorf class this spring and Helen is looking at university. Where does the time go??
- Tuesday, 11 December 2012 at 22:42:00 GMT+11
- Thimbleanna said...
Gosh Suse, you brought a tear to my eye. Don't be too sad though -- I'm betting those kids will still get together. One of my boys had a really close class too, and modern technology helps keep them in touch. And then, there are the weddings -- sooo much fun with kids who are bonded. Your shawls are gorgeous too!
- Wednesday, 12 December 2012 at 01:48:00 GMT+11
- Mousy Brown said...
All so lovely, the knitting, the memories, their clever ideas...wonderful!
- Wednesday, 12 December 2012 at 05:12:00 GMT+11
- elizabeth said...
My Clap has a few pulls in it and I was considering making another but forgot the mindless-but-not-mindless-enough aspect of the knit.
Your shawl is fabulous. One week to finish? Come on over, I have a jacket that needs finishing before Christmas :)
Graduations always make me tear up. It sounds like it was so beautiful.
- Thursday, 13 December 2012 at 11:31:00 GMT+11
Thank you for that post. So beautiful. I am missing that gorgeous class already. I just watched a vid of some of the boys singing along to Toto as they cooked their dinner at Waratah Bay. Toto!!
- Sunday, 16 December 2012 at 19:20:00 GMT+11
- Annie @ knitsofacto said...
Wrung out? I am not remotely surprised. And you fell into the Clap trap too! It looks lovely but have a hug any way ... those darn things put grey hairs on the most stoic of heads. Loving the Cladonia :D
- Tuesday, 18 December 2012 at 22:50:00 GMT+11


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In December, 2011, the inaugural Deakin Policy Forum looked at the state of economic policy debate in Australia.
Convenor of the Forum and the University's new Research Professor of Public Policy, Professor Michael Porter, said current economic policy debate was dominated by Ministerial grabs and set piece talks, rather than open and research–backed discussion and independent perspectives.
"This forum, which is part of the University's Alfred Deakin Research Institute, and the sequence of discussions which follow will change that," he said.
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October 6th, 2015 (ICR News) In a move that is being condemned by numerous conservation groups, the government of Costa Rican president, Luis Guillermo Solis has promised the commercial fishing sector that it will "not propose or support" the inclusion of shark species with commercial value to be protected in Costa Rican waters – or anywhere, for that matter – regardless if such species are threatened or endangered.
"The government of Costa Rica has agreed it will not propose or support the inclusion of shark species with commercial interest in the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) and the Convention on Migratory Species (CMS)," reads part of a letter sent by the Minister of the Presidency, Sergio Alfaro sent to environmental organizations.
In the letter, the government appears to have yielded to pressure and demands by the commercial fishing sector after a series of protests and blockades of public highways that took place in September, some of which turned violent, leading the government to negotiate with the sector.
Not only has the government promised the commercial fishing sector to not protect any shark species deemed of commercial interest, the government will actively take part in the promotion of shark fin exports, according to Pretoma, a conservation NGO.
As part of its negotiations with the commercial fishing sector, the government "commits to intermediate between international couriers that have committed to stop transporting shark fins to resume these activities, even though they did so in abidance to their own corporate environmental policy," Pretoma said in a statement sent to ICR News.
Earlier this year, American Airlines announced that they would no longer ship shark fins after a story appearing on ICR News identified the airline as the shipper of more than 600 kilos of the fins from Costa Rica between November and December 2014.
"We were quite surprised when we learned of the agreements reached by the environmental and fisheries authorities [...] These commitments are contrary to the best scientific evidence, the precautionary principle, as well as the general international consensus regarding the management of sharks", said Marco Quesada, of Conservation International.
"The conduct of the current authorities and their advisors is not only irresponsible, it lacks technical foundation and occurs at the margin of current legislation. A setback of such magnitude damages our country's image, as it contradicts our image of a conservation minded country," warned Randall Arauz, of Pretoma.
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A parolee was arrested Thursday after police found suspected marijuana in the vehicle he was driving.
A parolee was arrested Thursday after police found suspected marijuana in the vehicle he was driving.
Johnathan Gonder, 42, was stopped for making an improper turn onto West 28th Avenue and when police activated the blue lights on their vehicle, Gonder allegedly continued driving for several blocks before pulling over, Detective Richard McCorvy said in a probable cause affidavit.
McCorvy reported that there was a strong odor of marijuana coming from inside the vehicle and investigators found a backpack with several bags of suspected marijuana and a set of digital scales. The suspected marijuana weighed 23.6 grams.
At the request of Deputy Prosecutor Maxie Kizer, Pine Bluff District Judge John Kearney set a $25,000 cash-only bond for Gonder after ruling prosecutors had probable cause to charge him with possession of a controlled substance with purpose to deliver and possession of drug paraphernalia.
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New Delhi: Prashant Bhushan, a core member of Team Anna, was assaulted on Wednesday at his chamber in the Supreme Court.
Three people reportedly stormed into Mr Bhushan's chamber and began beating him while he was in the midst of a TV interview. Mr Bhushan was slapped and kicked. He fell to the floor, his glasses fell near him, and his shirt was torn before other lawyers rushed in to help him.
The police have arrested one of the assaulters. The others managed to escape.
Mr Bhushan has been taken to hospital for a check-up. "They were saying that I have made some comments on Kashmir to which they were taking objection. I have said that a referendum should be held in Kashmir," he said.
Mr Bhushan also said the attackers told him they belong to the Sri Ram Sene - a right-wing Hindu extremist group which shot into notoriety in 2009 after its activists attacked young women at a pub in Mangalore.
On Facebook, a page for the Bhagat Singh Kranti Sena claimed responsibility. "We hit prashant bhushan hard in his chamber in supreme court," a post declared. As he was led away, the assailant who was arrested said they had gone to talk to Mr Bhushan about a position he had taken on the Kashmir issue. "We will not let anyone insult our martyrs," he said. The man, who said his name was Inder Verma, is being questioned at the Tilak Marg police station. The other two, Tejinder Singh Bhulla and Vishnu Gupta, are at large.
The Bhagat Singh Kranti Sena is a self-proclaimed "task force against traitors, anti-nationals and the corrupt". They also claim they are "a team of guys who are crazy for the nation and those who can do anything for the nation."
In Maharashtra, Anna said, "This is not acceptable, what happened to Prashant Bhushan, the way he was attacked...to take law and order into one's own hands is wrong. I pray to God to give better sense to the sort of people who led this attack. This is not our culture." (Watch) Mr Bhushan's father, Shanti Bhushan, said, "My son is fearless. He will always act on his conscience."
"Because of that if someone thinks that Prashant Bhushan will leave his work, then they are wrong. As he is not that sort of a person. He won't leave his work because of fear", he added.
Home Minister P Chidambaram has condemned the attack and sent a representative to meet Mr Bhushan at hospital. He also discussed the attack with Delhi Police Commissioner BK Gupta.
Meanwhile, Congress General Secretary Digvijaya Singh claimed one of the three men who attacked Mr Bhushan was a youth worker for the BJP. The BJP, immediately, denied the charges. (Read: Digvijaya links Bhushan attack to BJP which dismisses charge)
The incident is provoking a wider debate on security at the Supreme Court. After a huge blast which killed 15 people at the Delhi High Court on September 7, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, SH Kapadia, had asked for better security arrangements.
The three men who hit Mr Bhushan had allegedly entered his office claiming that they had an appointment with the lawyer.
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There are many causes of calf pain. Some of them are deep venous thrombosis, muscle tear, cramps, trauma, infection, hematoma, cellulitis, thrombophlebitis, vericose veins, intermittent claudication etc.
There are many more which all can not be mentioned here
i know i have been doing lots of research online
what is concerning me is the movement of the pain
DVT is the first thing i researched but the symtops don't seem to fit
i don't recall any trama to the area that I can remember, anti infamlitories didn't do anything
It can be due to DVT or claudication as well. The thrombus can move in the veins to cause such symptoms.Also claudication in different areas can cause pain in different region.
DVT can present in many different ways. Like you must have read that there is pain when you press the muscle, it is not always present in DVT.
also not sign of brusing, there is no varicous vains in the areas
The best course would be to get the leg examined by a doctor or a surgeon to be more specific.
a little pricey but i may just have to do it
DVT is a potentially threatening disease and needs few investigations to be done like a doppler ultrasound of leg which can diagnose any blockade by a thrombus if present
would DVT get worse when the legs are elivated?
NOt necessarily
it is when my leg is elivated when the pain seems to come very frequently
Rather leg is advised to be raised if swelling is present
no swelling
It can be due to shift of thrombus due to change in position
An examination would make things clear
i tend to agree, my online reasearch is not getting anything definate which i hopped it would
would using a blood thinner like asprin be advisble or dangerous?
There are many variations for a single disease.
Aspirin may not be helpful if it is DVT. It would require therapy with heparin and then warfarin
would i be correct in guessing that no change in pain from anti inflamitories rule out mussle injury?
straing or contraction
sorry, spelling is shocking
i took voltarin tablets and used the gel on the area, no change
No it does not rule out such thing as there may be a hematoma constantly pressing upon or a muscle tear causing pain constantly
if it is was a surface vain block it should have cleared by now from what i have read rathan than move, would that be fair to assume?
i think like you said I will need to look at making a booking to get this looked at asap i think
Yes but it may not cause so much pain in calf and also may not travel.
Yes you are right An examination of leg is required asap
a lot of the suggestions you have mentioned have been what i have read up on, nothing mentioned movement of the pain but like you said it can be different for the same thing
i'll look at making a booking in the morning for early next week
YEs youv got it right. These things come across while working in clinics.
doesn't look like i get an online anser for this one
I dont think that you will get an answer by search engines. Also it is in no way an alternate to medical attention.
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when i had the boils it was easier to reasearch
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London, Aug 21 (ANI): British researchers claim to have unravelled the genetics underlying a smoker's risk of developing lung cancer.
Study leader Professor Richard Houlston has identified three areas of DNA that are linked to lung cancer risk in smokers.
Two of them also influence the type of cancer, which develops.
The research team found specific differences associated with lung cancer risk on chromosomes 5, 6 and 15.
It showed that people with genetic changes on chromosome 5 were more likely to develop a type of cancer called adenocarcinoma.
The region highlighted on chromosome 6 appears to influence whether a patient developed adenocarcinoma or another type called squamous cell carcinoma.
And two independent sites on chromosome 15 were found to have a role in whether or not a smoker develops lung cancer.
The researchers suggest that current or former smokers who carry one copy of each of these genetic variants increase their risk of lung cancer by 28pct.
The risk increases to 80pct in smokers who carry two copies of these genetic variants.
"The next step is to dig deeper to pinpoint which gene, or genes in these regions, cause the increased risk of developing lung cancer and how they actually trigger this increase," BBC News quoted Houlston as saying.
Dr Lesley Walker, director of cancer information at Cancer Research UK who partly funded the research, said smoking was responsible for the vast majority of lung cancers.
"This research shows that inherited genetic variation accounts for some of this risk and the type of lung cancer that develops," she said.
She added: "The best thing a smoker can do to reduce their risk of lung cancer, and a range of other life-threatening conditions, is to quit."
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cheryl sent in a press release from dataviz, inc. announcing an updated release of roadsync that supports symbian os devices. people with an exhange server can now use roadsync to keep their sony uiq or series 80 (ie. nokia 9300i) devices in sync wirelessly. dataviz is also working on support for series 60 third edition and uiq 3.0.
i have been using a couple s60 third edition devices, but i don't have access to an exchange server, so i cannot personally test out roadsync.
roadsync offers direct push of outlook e-mail, attachments, calendar, and contacts, along with the remote wipe security feature for servers with microsoft exchange server 2003 service pack 2 installed. roadsync is available now for us$99.99.
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Another Study on Atrazine
On Science Friday this past week, Holly Ingraham of UCSF was interviewed on her new study of atrazine's impact on human placental cells. This builds on our conversation with atrazine, starting from March's discussion on atrazine in frogs. In the study, they showed atrazine (& its metabolized products) increased activity of a gene that results in abnormal baby weight. Also they found amplification of a gene that is highly active in infertile women (no direct association yet).
Science Friday interview with Holly Ingraham
Holly also studied atrazine impacts on zebrafish, a widely used animal in developmental studies. She observed some genetic changes at doses as low as 2 part per billion (EPA's drinking water limit is 3 ppb). In terms of human effects, she started to see genetic changes at 200 ppb (syngenta called these levels environmentally irrelevant). The chief effect in humans was changing hormone signaling mechanisms, which is fairly significant.
Future studies will focus on how atrazine affects the brain, specifically areas that control metabolism. This will hopefully shed light on why atrazine affects endocrine cells.
A quote from Holly:
These atrazine- sensitive genes are central to normal reproduction and are found in steroid producing tissues. You have to wonder about the long-term effects of exposing the rapidly developing fetus to atrazine or other endocrine disrupters.
Her research was funded by the National Institutes for Health.
More Info:
Paper in PLoS One
Science Friday chat with Holly
UCSF Press Release on Study
Recent Paper Questioning Reproducibility of Atrazine Effects in Frogs