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History suggests that the maritime trade had greater interaction in this area and over the centuries, sub-continental coastlines have provided natural ports of call to the distant traders of the South East Asia and
The liberation of Bengali trade by the effective Mogul conquest of riverine Bengal also helped to strengthen shipping from
The Arakanese (Maghs) Pirates, the Ferringhees (Portuguese), Dutch and English renegades begun systematic piracy and robbery in the Sundarban area. With some small and light galleys they did nothing but coast about that sea, and entering into Sunderban through the rivers like Marjjal (now known as Zulfiquar channel), Malancha, Jamuna, Arapangsia and into the channels and arms of these rivers and between all these isles of the lower Bengal and often penetrating even beyond the Sunderban up into the countryside, surprised and carried away whole towns, assemblies, markets, feasts etc. They used to torch people and make women slaves great and small, with strange cruelty and burning all they could not carry away. Not a householder was left on the sides of the rivers and they swept it with the broom of plunder and abduction leaving none to inhibit a house or kindle a fire the entire tract. In a labyrinth of rivers the adventurers could dive and dart, appear and disappear, ravage the countryside and escape with impunity and hence this area has been the victims of exploits and depredations of foreign and native adventurers alike. For ages this area was known as Magher Mulluk due to terror created by the Maghs and the Portuguese armada. And probably there are seen in the mouth of Ganges/Sunderban so many fine isles quite deserted, which were formerly well peopled, and where no other inhabitants are found but wild beasts and specially tigers. Bengali rulers even built Forts in the confluence of Sibsa/Marjjal, Araibaki (Known as Ferringhee Fort) and Malancha and Jamuna. There are still channels in the Sundarban, which is known as Ferringhee Fari/Khal, Ferringheer Doania khal as these used to be places for heavy encounter with the Maghs, Arakenese pirates beside the confluence of Marjjal, Malancha and Pussur and Arapangsia.
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This part of Bengal always produced good quality boats for sale, which are used for carrying various types of merchandise to Hoogly/Saptagram/
With the partition of the Sub-continent in the year 1947, East Pakistan came into existence with its own export and import requirements, which were unique compare to West Pakistan separated by one thousand miles of
Admiral Jefford, the first C-in-C of the Pakistan Navy ( Jefford point is named after him), knowing the importance of a second port, steamed into the approaches to the Pussur River with PNS Jhelum and Zulfiqar and sailed some 60 miles up the newly surveyed channel to Chalna anchorage. During the passage up and down the river he examined both the seaward approach charts and those of the river which had been drawn up by Zulfiqar. He decided that the site for a suitable riverine port at Chalna had been found which could take some of the load off
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Written by Progress Times Staff Friday, 21 January 2011 09:40
The Rio Grande Music Fest is already a much-awaited tradition for the Valley. Talent, music, fun and a great time is what Winter Texans have come to expect at Music Fest 2011. Music Fest, in its 14th edition, will feature top performers, like Red Johnson, John Rex Reeves, the Redhead Express, Betty Rydell and Noel Cortez.
And if that weren't enough, Grupo Folklórico Ozomatli and The Mariachis Los Lobos from La Joya ISD will also perform, putting on a high-quality, award-winning performance that has become a La Joya tradition.
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Loveland LB Charlie Lawler pursues Northwest QB Cory Roberson during the Tigers' win Nov. 15.
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When asked whether he can recall a signature Charlie Lawler play, the best first-year Loveland coach Fred Cranford can do is offer a recurring mental loop of the senior defensive end chasing down opposing quarterbacks.
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This year's Tigers are playing in the state semifinals for the first time in school history and Lawler is the Associated Press Division II Southwest District Defensive Player of the Year, but he made his favorite play last season. ...


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Does PEI Have A "Green Jacket"?
All kinds of great activities are developing in the world of PEI sports – the Summerside Storm pro basketball start-up and the second season of the Holland College Hurricanes start-up. High level athletics are available with the PEI Rocket and the PEI Privateers. An old standby is healthy and popular – the UPEI hockey Panthers. UPEI men's and women's soccer is off to a fast start in Atlantic University Sport. The horsemen saw a great season at the Charlottetown Driving Park and celebrated its history with the 50th Gold Cup Parade dating to 1962.
Those 1960s – we had TV, but just one station, CFCY-TV, and had occasions to see a CFL game, now and then. The big deal was Hockey Night in Canada – including in the Dalton Hall TV room. The French students sat in the back of the TV room and smiled quietly as the Canadiens won three Stanley Cups (in our 4 years). The Maritimers were split 6 different ways until the league exploded to twelve, beginning in the 1967-68 season. The Bostonians sat in the front and cheered enthusiastically for the Bruins and "number 4, Bobby Orr." The Bruins won the Cup in 1970. But, Canadian and U.S. televised sports were comparatively limited. In Charlottetown, the sports options were plentiful but you had to venture out.
Out on Malpeque Road, St. Dunstan's joined the "university only" football league in 1965, the Maritime Intercollegiate Athletic Association. In1965 occurred one the greatest sports seasons in PEI sports history as the Saints went to the national championship game in university hockey. The Saints won the Maritime Intercollegiate Hockey League title going 10 – 1. En route to the national championship game, the Saints beat Sir George Williams University of Montreal. They eventually lost the national championship game to the University of Manitoba. The captain of the Saints team that year was Vince Mulligan. He was also a MIAA first team All-Star.
The beautiful recount of Vince's career, via his daughter's words for his induction into the PEI Sport Hall of Fame, tell even more of his college playing career: 4 time hockey All-Star, 3 time captain. Segue into UPEI hockey coach: three AUAA championships, AUAA Coach of the Year award, and a coaching record of 115 wins matched against 27 losses. In 1988 the team was ranked number 1 in the country. Segue into soccer: first UPEI team founder and coach, AUAA finals, and AUAA Soccer Coach of the Year.
Vince was and is more than just a player and a coach. He is a personality extraordinaire.
While vacationing with my wife and two young sons (9 & 7) on the Island in 1990, we were looking at Province House. I was lecturing them on Confederation as if I had not really received a 59 from Leo Hacyznski but was nearly an expert. As my historical essay on the subject was straining for subject matter, a voice uttered from a nearby park bench, "Renfro, are you lost?" It was great to see Vince, the first old Island friend I had seen in 14 years. We talked and I explained our goal was now dining (now that I had enriched the family with an oration on the events of 1867). Vince said "Follow me." Off we were and after a short walk, he took us into the Hotel Charlottetown. He greeted the hostess by name and stated that we were his friends. Vince had other business to do and said his good-byes. We got first class attention and dining and I gave my family the history and lore about Vince, which held their smiles and attention - as if my previous historical accounts were lackluster (ha!).
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Polish prosecutors investigating allegations the CIA ran a secret jail in a Polish forest said on Friday they will look into a newspaper report that gave new accounts about the alleged "black site."
Human rights groups and lawyers have argued for years that Poland allowed the Central Intelligence Agency to use the site, an intelligence training academy in north-east Poland, to detain and interrogate men it suspected of being al Qaeda leaders.
The Washington Post newspaper cited what it said were former CIA officers as saying that the agency paid $15 million to Polish intelligence in 2003 for use of the site, handing over the cash in two cardboard boxes.
Piotr Kosmaty, spokesman for prosecutors in the Polish city of Krakow who are pursuing a criminal investigation into allegations about the facility, said it was possible the newspaper report contained evidence about the case.
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Jews have blessings for almost every occasion. We have a blessing for seeing the ocean, for sighting a rainbow, for tasting fruit, for drinking water, for putting on a new garment….But with all due respect for the traditional blessings, I believe that new blessings ought to be created for our personal sacred moments, such as when we begin the sacred task of closing down and emptying out our parents' home after they die. When we're confronted with all the things they collected and saved, so many difficult questions arise. How do I choose what to keep and what to discard? How do I decide which memory-laden item goes to one person or to another?
So much is at stake, too, in performing this last act of honor and devotion to our parents. If we do it right, we preserve and transmit their memories and values to the next generation. If we do it wrong, we may open lasting wounds within our families and ourselves.
Some people hire professionals to price all of their parents' belongings and conduct an estate sale—a seemingly efficient liquidation of their assets—but bringing in a professional to do the work that children and grandchildren ought to do feels wrong to me. How could an outsider know how to evaluate the worth of a kiddush cup transmitted from generation to generation? How could a stranger know the value of a wedding ring worn proudly for 60 years, or a battered old samovar lovingly carried from the old country to America?
When I imagine how I would want my own earthly possessions sorted out by my heirs, I think of the wonderful example offered by my close friend, Sharon Davidson, and her family. Sharon's lovely parents, Ben and Effie Raber, lived to a ripe old age. While their deaths were not unexpected, Sharon, her siblings, and their children understood that closing down the house in which their parents had lived for more than half a century would mark the end of an era in their lives. They wanted to do it right.
They began by composing a prayer together.
They recited it each time they arrived at their parents' house to do the hard work of going through treasured possessions.
The prayer begins as follows…
Master of the universe, as we enter the home of our beloved parents and grandparents, who have left us to be closer to You, please guide our actions to be in accordance with Jewish law and custom, as well as in accordance with their wishes.
I love that the prayer begins by asking God's help in doing this task. Understanding that what they faced would not be easy, Sharon and her family saw the need for God's guidance. The prayer set their task within the larger context of Jewish tradition: They were about to embark upon what generation after generation of Jews had done before them. And so they prayed that they might do it right.
The prayer describes death in a delicate and lovely way: "Who have left us to be closer to You."
I am also touched by how the family asked for guidance—not only in accordance with how it has been done through the centuries, but "in accordance with their wishes"—as their parents would have wanted them to do.
The truth is, we do not always know how our parents would have wished us to act. Sharon's family cannot say for sure which keepsake or piece of jewelry their parents would have desired to go to this child or that grandchild. But the family knew their parents' overriding wish: Do not fight. As they recited this prayer, each family member was reminding him or herself that if a quarrel arose over any of the possessions, there would be no winners, only an indelible stain on their loved ones' memory.
The prayer continues…
Help us to move through their home, which so enriched our lives, in a manner that is a tribute to their teachings and their values. May we perform this sad and wrenching duty with reverence and with dignity.
It istrue, and aptly put, how the prayer speaks of "their home," not that of the heirs. The family understood that anything taken from their parents' home was a gift, not an entitlement or right due the oldest, or the one who cared for them the most at the end, or anyone else who thought s/he had a claim.
I picture the family members moving through the house almost on tiptoe, with abundant reverence and awareness of their participation in a sacred task. When a house "which so enriched our lives" refers to a home that was lived in for 60 years, many visits were needed to sort through six decades of precious possessions. Each time they came, reciting this prayer would remind them that they were engaged in an endeavor of honor, connection, and love.
May we do so with generosity to others in the family, acknowledging their desire for some of these mementos, and with generosity to others in the community who might benefit from these possessions.
Here the family gave consideration to family members who, for whatever reason, were unable to express their preferences, but still wanted to keep something of the parents.
Sharon and her family also recognized that every Jewish sacred occasion is an opportunity to help people in need. It is noteworthy that they did not use a label such as "poor," out of respect for the dignity of those who might benefit from these possessions. This, I believe, is the essence of giving tzedakah.
The prayer concludes…
Ken yihi ratson (May this be Thy will).
I take away from this prayer that the most important honor we can give to our parents is to inherit their values, and act upon them when they are gone.
May this indeed be God's will—and ours too.
Rabbi Jack Riemer is the co-editor of So That Your Values Live On: Ethical Wills and How to Prepare Them (Jewish Lights Publishing) and the editor of the three volumes of The World of The High Holy Days (National Rabbinic Network).
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The winner of TV show The Apprentice said today she had thought of leaving the show starring Lord Sugar but felt she had invested too much time in it to drop out. Stella English, 34, also gave up a high flying career in the City when she was named as a semi-finalist on the show.
Ms English, from Whitstable in Kent, is suing Lord Sugar for constructive dismissal, had to carry out a four-month probationary period before she was eventually named the winner in December 2010.


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WITH the temperature predicted to soar today and across the weekend and no rainfall on the horizon Orange is on track to record one of its driest Januaries.
Just 36.1 millilitres of rain has been recorded at Orange Agricultural Institute in a month that usually records 86.5mm on average.
Weatherzone meteorologist Kim Westcott said records go back 47 years and January 2014 is set to rank in the top 10 driest.
"This January is likely to be the eighth driest on record and that's been the same across the central tablelands," she said.
"It's rained just five days for the month and on average you get about eight rain days."
Despite the low rainfall the driest January on record was in 1985 when just 7.5mm fell across the city.
Orange has been scorched this month with the average daily January temperature around two degrees hotter than the long-term average of 26.6 degrees.
Minimum temperatures however hovered around the long-term average of 13.3 degrees.
Hot weather will continue over the next week with no rainfall predicted.
"Saturday is likely to be the hottest day but cooling down on Sunday," Ms Westcott said.
Today's temperature is predicted to reach 34 degrees, a top of 35 tomorrow and 34 on Sunday.
Next week is expected to start off hot with 33 on Monday before dropping to 29 on Tuesday and 27 on Wednesday.


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An online donation fund has been set up for Brianna Medina, a former Ocean Springs and Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College soccer player who remains in Gulfport Memorial Hospital after being seriously injured in a car accident early Saturday morning in Saucier.
Medina's sister, Ashley, set up the page Sunday on GoFundMe.com. More than $6,500 of the $10,000 goal had already been raised as of Wednesday afternoon.
"She's got a long way to go," said Ocean Springs boys soccer coach Jeff French, a close friend of the Medina family. "She's going to be in (the hospital) for a while."
Medina, 19, was returning home from a seeing movie in Gulfport when the Kia Rio being driven by Gulf Coast teammate Jenny Stapel was hit head-on by a Ford Taurus driven by 23-year-old Elaina Skinner of Gulfport along U.S. 49. Skinner, whose vehicle was traveling in the wrong lane, was killed in the accident.
Mississippi Highway Patrol Master Sgt. Johnny Poulos said the accident remained under investigation and they were awaiting test results to see if alcohol was involved.
Stapel suffered less-serious injuries, and was scheduled to return home from the hospital on Wednesday. Medina, however, faces a long road to recovery.
According to information on her GoFundMe.com page, Medina suffered multiple injuries, the most serious of which is spinal cord damage that has left her with no feeling in her legs. She also suffered a lacerated diaphragm, a fractured cheek bone, a broken ankle, leg and knee and had to have both her spleen and appendix removed.
Medina was a cheerleader and soccer player at Ocean Springs, where she helped the Greyhounds to the playoffs each year and the 6A South State finals as a junior. She went on to Gulf Coast, where she completed her career with the Bulldogs as a starting defender this past fall.
"She's the type of girl that when she walks into the room, she brightens everybody's day," French said. "She's a tremendous athlete and just a tremendous kid. She's just a good, beautiful young girl."
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At age eleven, I switched gears. Told my parents I wanted to be a professional baseball player. I had just gone 3 for 4 against the Trevose Pizza Cardinals. It was a Tuesday. I was really seeing the ball well. Turned out to be a mirage, however – just some shoddy Cardinals defense and a generous scorekeeper.
Reality set in. So I turned my sights to other careers. By age twelve, I wanted to be a doctor. A veterinarian. Then a comedian. Then a doctor again. Maybe a firefighter. My career aspirations then became incredibly short-sighted. At sixteen, I just wanted to lose my virginity. At age twenty, I just wanted to have sex a second time.
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Mark Hendrickson was selected by the Sixers in the 1996 NBA Draft along with a certain diminutive scoring guard and Oklahoma's Ryan Minor (The answer to which player took over for Cal Ripken Jr. in Baltimore. Ryan Minor, like our main character, also switched to baseball). Hendrickson was a 6'9" forward – a speculative pick really – a player Sixers brass hoped could stretch the floor. In hindsight, Hendrickson was overmatched in the NBA. He played just one, quiet and forgettable season for the Sixers and head coach, Johnny Davis. Hendrickson then bounced around the league for a couple years, including a stint with New Jersey as part of the Sixers / Nets Student Exchange Program in the 1990's.
(Yeah, after further research it looks like Hendrickson wasn't traded to New Jersey. Allow me some creative license here).
The left-hand pitching Hendrickson made his debut for the Blue Jays in 2002. Despite Big Mark's towering stature on the mound, Randy Johnson he was not. Big Mark was a soft-tosser, a guy whose 86 M.P.H. fastball made even Chad Ogea blush. In baseball cliché speak, Hendrickson survived ten seasons in the Major Leagues on craftiness and guile – a taller Repo Man, a modern day Matlock. Mark Hendrickson will never be mistaken for Deion Sanders or Bo Jackson. Yet Mark, too, is a card-carrying member of the exclusive two-sport fraternity. Hendrickson played in the NBA. Quit. Then joined the Major Leagues. He did what so many people can only dream of. And he did it twice.
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Whooo hoooo the WSOP is here!!!! I'm so excited!
Welcome to the Rio!!! Sarah and I shot this video to let you guys know what to expect when you get here
What else can you expect? More awesome videos!!! Like this one with Brett Richey. (I'm gonna let you guys in on a secret. We're shooting another video, and I'm TOTALLY gonna rap!)
Also, we will be releasing a new podcast every Monday, Wednesday and Friday! Strategy with Kristy will be posted every Thursday, as usual. Today, we recorded our very first podcast of the WSOP, and our guest was Tom Marchese, winner of the $100K Super High Roller event.
I'm hoping to play a lot of cash games, play a couple of events, and obviously provide the best poker video coverage EVER!!!!!! haha everyone seems overly excited at the beginning of the Series. We'll see how long this lasts
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Healthy FOOD and What's Beautiful
Hey guys!
For those of you guys who follow me on twitter, you know that I am currently on a huge health kick. I've been eating super healthy and also following a workout program I found on Bodybuilding.com. I feel great and am see some results (meaning my guns are getting huge).
Honestly, the hardest part for me is eating healthy (well, besides dealing with douche bags at the gym, but that's a whole other story). With the WSOP coming up, I know a lot of players are getting on the health bandwagon. I figured I should share some tips I've learned about eating.
BTW, those muffin-looking things are mini turkey meatloafs. They are soo good! Here is the recipe.
I also use this awesome natural protein powder from Growing Naturals. It's nonfat, low carbs, low sugar, and tastes really good. Hint: don't forget to the put the top back on after usage.
Hmmm... what else? Drink green tea!!! I think that's it. I'm still learning and am by no means an expert. I just thought I'd share what I've learned so far.
The other thing I wanted to talk about was a competition I decided to do. I figured that I'd put it at the bottom of this blog post because if you made it through all the pictures of food, then you would care more about what I'm about to talk about The competition is put on by Under Armour, and it's called the What's Beautiful Challenge. Basically, you set a goal, work on it for the next two months, upload photos and videos about your progress, and complete challenges along the way. One of them was to work out twice in one 24hour period... I tried yoga. Hahah it wasn't pretty but this is what I uploaded to complete the challenge.
There are thousands of women participating, and the prize is that the top 10 girls will get $1000 worth of UA gear, and the top three will get sponsorship and become the new faces of UA.
The whole goal behind this is to change the way people think of beauty in women, and I couldn't agree more with the message this campaign stands for. If you're interested, here's the first video I uploaded for this competition
Hope you guys are well!
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Music had always been a big part of Caitlin Magarity's life. Growing up, Magarity played violin, piano, guitar and also sang. When an internship opportunity with Los Angeles-based Remote Control Productions arose, the junior cinema arts major jumped at the chance.
Remote Control Productions is associated with illustrious composer Hans Zimmer, who wrote scores for some of the most successful movies in the last decade, including Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight, Michael Bay's Transformers and Nolan's Inception. The internship would prove to be the perfect opportunity for Magarity to meld her passion for cinema and her love for music.
Nelson Chipman, department chair for cinema arts, recognized Magarity's talent after she collaborated on a musical score for a film in her Production IV class, and notified her of the internship opportunity.
"I have a heavy background in music," Magarity said, "but not the technology part."
Curious to learn more, Magarity moved to Los Angeles for the summer. From June to late August, Magarity observed the musical process while spending her days organizing food and coffee runs for recording sessions and meetings. She also acquired equipment and ensured that her colleagues' work proceeded smoothly.
"First [Remote Control Productions] will connect with a project, from there they discuss it," Magarity said.
"Then they write the music to a storyboard. Hans then writes the music and builds off that collaboration on the soundtrack. Once [the music] has been approved it's sent to mix, then they scene it."
While the internship offered Magarity many educational opportunities, it challenged her, too. A stranger in Hollywood, Magarity also learned how to "go in blind" as a North Wales native relocated to Los Angeles. She laughed as she remembered attempting to maneuver six lanes of traffic while traveling across the city to pick up items for important guests.
"[The internship] taught me to work hard no matter what work you're given," Magarity said. "Always work hard no matter what you're given to do, and have a positive outlook while you do it — going alone taught me to put myself out there because I didn't know anybody."
Now back at Point Park University for her senior year, Magarity feels more prepared to move to Los Angeles following graduation.
"I feel a lot more comfortable with the thought of going out there," Magarity said. "I know people now."
With her eye on the future, Magarity is striving to excel in her Point Park course work. After submitting a resume, reel and letter of intent, she landed one of eight coveted director slots, out of 24 applicants, for her Production III class. The class is one of the most competitive, grueling and intense courses in the cinema arts program, requiring a crew of students to produce a short film in one semester.
Magarity suggested that all students adopt an attitude of pursuing available opportunities and getting as much work under their belts as possible.
"Work hard, and don't take any project for granted — invest in what you're doing," Magarity said.
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Every new graduate hopes that once they face the work world, job offers will leave them too busy for much else. Luckily for Steve Mannella, a recent Point Park University Cinema Arts graduate, that was the case. "I work a lot, from 9 a.m. and I don't leave until 9 or 10 at night, and usually work Saturdays too," said Mannella in a phone interview. Working as a post-production assistant for John Singleton's movie Abduction, Mannella found the long hours spent in the field that he loves worth while. (Abduction, a Lionsgate production was shot in Pittsburgh over the summer and fall of 2010.)
Mannella majored in cinema production with a concentration in editing. He credits Point Park with giving him many early opportunities, which led to jobs in cinema before graduation. "The real world experience is one thing about Point Park that is pretty cool," said Mannella. "Since day one, they have you involved in filmmaking; you're in the field, shooting, experimenting, and that translates to actual movies. Students know what they are doing, and that translates to more jobs."
Networking, another important aspect of any industry, has also opened doors to more jobs for Mannella. In his junior year, Mannella received a position on the Lionsgate film Warrior. An internship that began in the production office became a paid editing internship once Mannella was able to get into the editing room. As Warrior wrapped, Mannella considered skipping his senior year and moving to Los Angeles, but instead chose to finish his education at Point Park. "I realized it would be more beneficial to stay in school, get another year of experience and hone my craft a little more," said Mannella.
His decision turned out to be a wise one when a coworker from Warrior was able to refer Mannella when Abduction came to Pittsburgh. "When Abduction came around, I had a friend who I worked with on Warrior — he passed my name along to the head of post-production at Lionsgate," said Mannella. "They called me and offered me the position." Now Mannella's job is to ensure that post-production runs smoothly, whether he is organizing and stocking camera, sound and production reports, or updating editors books, logs and line scripts. "They have me come into the [editing] room and ask me my thoughts," said Mannella. "I've been really fortunate that the guys respect me. They ask my opinion, 'What about this cut, or this cut.' They have a respect for what I have to say, which is really nice."
Mannella advises any fellow film students to avoid cockiness while on the job and instead be a sponge during the process — especially making themselves open to learning new things. "Always try to be polite, positive, outgoing and just be really supportive of co-workers and their roles," said Mannella. "I try to be engaged in what they are doing, show personality and have a positive work ethic."
When Abduction wrapped up shooting in Pittsburgh, Mannella was asked to move to Los Angeles to finish post-production on the film. Mannella advises Point Park students to keep themselves open to all available opportunities. "Take advantage of everything that you come across, go out and make movies, experiment, try new things, go out, shoot and cut together, watch events unfold, watch people," said Mannella. "Just stay in tune with what is going on around you because that is your canvas."
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For the second series this year, England are faced with a must-win final Test in order to preserve their No. 1 status. They managed to produce a No. 1 performance in Colombo to defeat Sri Lanka and stay top of the pile. That performance followed four consecutive defeats and, once again, England have to pull something out of the bag after less-than-ideal preparation.
Their cricket might have improved at Headingley in the second Test but any sign of improvement has been totally overshadowed by a social media ruckus. Twitter, YouTube, text messages and emails have ensured Kevin Pietersen's long-term England future has dominated the news rather than the facts of the immediate future – England have to win this Test. And without Pietersen they are without the man that took the series back to South Africa and at last put them under pressure with his 149.
Much will depend in this match on England's ability to score enough runs. Sounds simple enough – and the totals they have achieved so far in this series would have been good enough to pressurise many teams – but England have found themselves with too few runs to play with against the depth, talent and mental strength of South Africa's line-up. Twice England have squandered positions to rack up very high scores and they cannot afford to miss their chance at Lord's, otherwise South Africa's order could swamp them once again.
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CHADBOURN, NC (WECT) - The owner of a home off West 1st Street in Chadbourn will have to pay $325 for not having his 15 dogs vaccinated and not having proper doghouses for some.
Officers with Columbus County animal control tell us, they cited the man Monday.
According to town officials, the owner of Chadbourn Feed Service, is losing assets due to rats coming over from the yard next door, eating feed.
Town officials say, the owner of the yard has cleaned up a little and they're trying to determine what steps to take.
Last Wednesday, officers with the county's animal control gave the man 72 hours to update the dogs on rabies shots and to place the dogs in doghouses.
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July 13, 2006
Running away
That's it. We've had enough of the rainy season. We're off for a few weeks to catch up with folks back home and see some unseasonal sun.
It will be great to get some unfettered access to Ethiopia's Blogspot blogs once again. What they can't tell me, I'll learn online from my daily doses of ENA and Walta.
While I'm away I thought you would like to see the new-look Meskel Square with its brand new video screen near the junction with Debre Zeit road. There seems to be a new ad banner going up every day somewhere on the square. By the time we get back, the whole thing will probably be covered.
The 18-lane junction seems a bit smaller now that it is plastered with ads for Ethiopian Airlines and Sony flat-screen TVs. But at least it means business is booming for someone somewhere. Go to Flickr to see snatch shots of our last drive through Addis.
Posted by aheavens at 6:52 PM
Sudoku comes to Ethiopia
Now this is really important news. Ethiopia has its first Sudoku book.
The puzzles are based on numbers so they are pretty much international. But this booklet, published by Ethiopia's own www.suzilla.com, has an introduction in Amharic, complete with instructions, tips and tricks and a history of the phenomenon.
The grids themselves are also Ethiopian as they were generated by a program developed by Suzilla.
Get your copy, for the slightly steep price of 20 birr, at any good bookshop. The grubby Ethiopian tablecloth is not included.
Posted by aheavens at 6:17 PM
July 10, 2006
Ubuntu in Ethiopia: Is free such a good deal?
My ongoing struggles with Ubuntu have got me thinking about the free, open source software movement in general.
And the main thing I have been thinking about is - is paying nothing for your software really such a good deal in Africa?
Opensource champions often say African computer users should use their software because it means they can avoid the exorbitant fees charged by Microsoft, Adobe and friends.
But this assumes that the choice for African computer users is between expensive proprietary software and free opensource software. The reality is that they have a third choice - cracked, pirated proprietary software.
Here are some price comparisons, based on a visit to Amazon.com and the software shop about 15 minutes walk away from where I am sitting.
Quark Xpress 6.1
Amazon $699 (ETB 6,091) - Addis software shop $4.60 (ETB 40)
Photoshop CS2
Amazon $609 (ETB 5,307) - Addis software shop $3.44 (ETB 30)
Adobe Creative Suite CS2
Amazon $1,119 (ETB 10,448) - Addis software shop $9.18 (ETB 80)
The Movies, a PC game
Amazon $39.99 (ETB 348.50) - Addis software shop $5.74 (ETB 50)
So the Ethiopian computer user can choose between paying nothing for an open source graphics package like The Gimp, or saving up 80 Birr to buy Photoshop CS2.
For 80 birr s/he gets to learn how to use the most popular graphics package on earth - a skill that could land him/her a job with one of the high-paying NGOs or UN organisations scattered across Addis. (Most of these international organisations have IT departments that limit their branch offices to a list of authorised software, almost all of it from Microsoft). Or for nothing, s/he gets to use a package that is very cool and opensource, but totally obscure.
I know which way I would go.
(And, no, I am not accepting orders for cracked Ethiopian software from anyone back home. Although, if you want the Creative Suite, you could pay for a flight, come over to buy it yourself, stay in the Hilton for a night or two, and still come out with a profit.)
Posted by aheavens at 9:07 AM
A stranger in a strange land
Ethiopians are famously friendly people. It is easy to spend months at a time thinking that you have been accepted - that there is nothing more natural than being an Englishman in Addis Ababa. Then a chance remark or encounter jolts you back into reality and reminds you that you are very much a foreigner.
There was the time a non-Ethiopian friend was driving down Bole Road when an Ethiopian shot out of a side junction and smashed into him. There was no doubt about who was to blame. My friend got out of his car and went up to a traffic policeman to make his case. The policeman just shrugged and turned his head. "Come back to me when you can speak Amharic," he said.
Then there was the time I was sitting in a café with a group of African colleagues. One of them called the waiter over in the classic Ethiopian way - with two short sharp claps. "I just can't do that," I said, meaning that I still felt awkward making such an imperialist gesture. "What!" said the woman sitting next to me. "You mean you can't get the rhythm!"
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July 8, 2006
Where have all the (new) bloggers gone?
Is it me? Or has it got a little quieter in the Ethiopian blogosphere since all those Blogspot blogs mysteriously disappeared from Ethiopian computer screens.
I haven't noticed any new blogs for the past couple of weeks - apart from Bilal ul-Habesha who hasn't moved on from his/her first post. There seemed to me a new site every week or so in the first part of 2006.
I just wrote about it on GlobalVoices:
Five of the 32 Ethiopian blogs tracked by GlobalVoices have stopped blogging altogether since their websites were first obstructed in mid-May. Blogging on other sites has slowed (with the notable exception of Ethiopia's diaspora writers in the USA). Worst of all, the regular flow of new blogs that was seen through the early months of 2006 has stalled.
So am I right? Has the apparent blockage freaked people out or left bloggers too depressed to write? Are they struggling to find a free blogging platform that still works in Ethiopia? (Wordpress and Blogsome are getting through fine at the moment.)
Or is it the rainy season? The dampness has certainly got Coffeechillisun down in the dumps in her post Long time no blog:
It's to do with the gloom of the rainy season highlighting the crappy situation in Ethiopia, the fact that daily life and work is becomming ensnared in the undercurrents of mucky politics that pervades almost every aspect of work life.
Another reason not to be cheerful is that most Ethiopian internet users can't even read about CoffeeChilliSun not wanting to write at the moment. It is a Blogspot blog. How did I manage to check in? As I have said before, every cloud has a silvery RSS-powered lining.
Posted by aheavens at 3:43 AM
July 7, 2006
The new Old Milk House
The Old Milk House is reborn ... again. This time it is 10 floors up at the top of the Kokeb building - one of those mouldering tower blocks that overlook the UN compound and Meskel Square.
Wim, its owner, has been amazingly resilient over the years. He recently placed newspaper adverts listing all the Milk Houses from the past - most of them victims of Addis Ababa's relentless construction boom. Each of them has had to shut down to make way for a new building, only to reappear somewhere else. The advert had the word 'bacca' (enough) printed in large letters at the bottom - suggesting that he might have given up.
But now it is back - and they are going to have a tough job knocking down this venue.
It is inconvenient, having to walk to the Kokeb building in the first place, then wait for the small lifts. It has now lost all resemblance to the back-yard bar that it was two incarnations ago. It is now somewhere that James Bond might have hung out in back in the 1970s mixed in with a bit of brutalist-concrete-chique.
But the food and service are the same - I celebrated the rebirth yesterday with Chicken Haka Noodle. And the new views (see pic with Meskel Square in the background) make the climb worthwhile.
Posted by aheavens at 4:07 AM
July 5, 2006
Various issues discussed with various leaders
Good to see the international school for the training of journalists employed by state-controlled newspapers is still going strong.
Meles holds talks with leaders of countries, international organizations - Ethiopian News Agency (ENA) July 3
Prime Minister Meles Zenawi who attended the 7th Summit of the African Union held in Banjul, Gambia, held discussions with leaders of various countries and international organizations.
The Ethiopian Television reported that Prime Minister Meles held discussions with Sudanese President, Egyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Britain's Minister of International Economic Cooperation, United Nations Secretary General and Director of World Food Program.
Moreover, Meles also held talks with Iranian President Mahmud Ahmadinejad on various issues.
President Ahmadinejad on the occasion said his country would step up its bilateral ties with Ethiopia.
Iran would further enhance its cooperation with Ethiopia particularly in the fields of trade and investment, the President said.
What were those "various issues" that were discussed with those "leaders of various countries and international organizations"? None of your damn business.
Also, I didn't see it at the time. But, how about this for a professional milestone? I have at least made my debut as an ENA reporter.
UPDATE: Can I just make it clear to geja and a handful of others who wrote in that I have not actually become an ENA correspondent. They just re-printed an article I wrote for someone else.
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Behind the mask
Who would have thought it? Ethiopia's most radical new publication is a fashion magazine.
Myfashion is, as far as I know, the country's only home-grown glossy. Issue 2 has everything you would expect - a photo spread on Osman Mohamed Osman's new 'Ras Africa' leather line, an introduction to interior decoration for the Addis elite and an interview with the country's latest supermodel.
And then from pages 38-40 there is a society feature on 'Gay Ethiopians behind the mask'.
You have to live here to know what an unusual article this is. Homosexuality remains illegal and totally taboo. Any discussions about it are generally hushed and polarised. For a taste of those discussions, have a quick read through the conversations still going on under my year-old post Holding hands.
The Myfashion article reflects some of the prevailing views in Ethiopia, particularly in its side Vox Pop. Here is Habtamu Tena, a 32-year-old security guard:
These people are sick. I suggest they receive medical attention to relieve themselves from their illness. If modern medical attention does not help, then I recommend shenkora tsebel (holy water).
And here is Alemu Tegauze, a 65-year-old radio technician:
This is a pure abomination to Ethiopian society. It has no moral, cultural or religious justification. I do not understand the significance of deviating from nature. I do not see the justification of this sinful act. I think they are probably on drugs or something.
The Myfashion article itself breaks new ground by writing about homosexuality in Ethiopia sympathetically. It is a solid piece of journalism with interviews with gay Ethiopians, frank discussions about the challenges they face and statistics from online dating services. Here is how it starts:
After reading this headline, many people will probably say "Gay Ethiopians? That is a bit far-fetched." Yes, gay Ethiopians, living in Ethiopia and elsewhere. There has been significant recent growth in the Ethiopian gay population for many reasons. However, since their sexual orientation does not conform to a conservative society like Ethiopia, gays and lesbians prefer to live hidden behind curtains.
"It is always difficult to escape society's watchful eyes," says and Ethiopian gay man living in the diaspora whilst reflecting on his gay life in Ethiopia.
For the heterosexuals in the audience, there is also a great article about the travails of a poor white guy on the Addis dating scene, written by one of the writers behind Things We Should Have Written Down.
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Now is the time to build a performing arts center in the Mid-Columbia. The reasons this region needs one have been discussed for years and include the lack of a home for our increasingly sophisticated performing arts community and the inadequacy of the current space in the Toyota Center for local and traveling shows. Recent surveys show that a sizable percentage of the Tri-City community believe that a performing arts center would greatly enhance the communitys quality of life. If everyone wants a performing arts center, why hasnt it happened? The truth is that building a performing arts center is one of the most challenging projects a community can undertake. Next to hospitals, performing arts centers are the most technically complex buildings to construct. Performing arts centers require sophisticated lighting and acoustical design, must be easily accessible by people and equipment and have an ambiance that enhances the experience of a live performance. This complexity makes them expensive and requires a degree of long-term planning and financial commitment that many communities find difficult to achieve. We should expect to budget between $80 million and $90 million to develop the kind of center the Mid-Columbia needs, according to public facility professionals we have consulted. Yes, its a big challenge. However, I believe that it is a challenge that we in the Mid-Columbia region can meet. I am the chairman of the Arts Center Task Force, a nonprofit organization that has been working to make the dream of a performing arts center in the Mid-Columbia region a reality. We have commissioned several studies that show that a performing arts center is financially viable here. Indeed, a performing arts center can have a positive local economic impact. In Oregeon, Eugenes Hult Center, for example, adds an estimated $40 million per year to the local economy. When reviewing successful efforts to build performing arts centers by other organizations, it became clear that solely relying on local municipalities to finance these projects is no longer feasible. The cost of public facilities has increased, along with the demands placed on local taxing authorities. To meet the demands of this financial reality, a new model is arising in which private organizations partner with local government to plan and finance these large-scale projects. This way, the costs are distributed fairly between the people who most benefit from these facilities. Creating a private-public partnership to bring a performing arts center to the Tri-Cities is the approach that the Task Force is taking. We have partnered with the Mid-Columbia Symphony, Mid-Columbia Ballet, Mid-Columbia Mastersingers, Mid-Columbia Musical Theatre and other patrons of the arts. By working with consultants experienced in creating performing arts centers, we are designing a facility that fits the needs of this community and developing realistic cost estimates. We also have been working with local officials to identify a location for this facility and exploring ways in which to finance it. Our plans are to build a center that would seat up to 2,500 people, ideally as part of the Three Rivers Convention Center complex or the Vista Field redevelopment project. Our envisioned center will support locally produced shows, performances and concerts as well as traveling Broadway shows, concerts and entertainers. Our proposed performing arts center will greatly increase the number and variety of entertainment options in the Mid-Columbia as well as significantly increase the quality of the experience. For our vision to be realized, however, we must come together and take ownership of the task. We cannot expect one of the cities or other government organizations to take the lead because each city is focused on its own priorities. A performing arts center is a priority of the people of the entire Mid-Columbia region and thus will only happen when regional civic groups all come together and take responsibility for building it. We must commit our own time and resources first and partner with local governments to make it happen. This is a model that has been successful elsewhere, and we are convinced that it will be successful here. Please join us in this effort. This way we will have a regional facility that is truly ours as citizens of the Mid-Columbia. For more information on volunteering to help or making a donation, visit our website at www. MidColumbiaPerforming ArtsCenter.com. We also encourage you to like our Facebook page. w Steven Wiley is chairman of the Arts Center Task Force.
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Williston Man Sentenced on Gun Charge
BISMARCK - U.S. Attorney Timothy Q. Purdon announced that on April 19, 2012, Antonio A. Vela, 32, of Williston, N.D., was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Daniel L. Hovland on a charge of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. Vela pleaded guilty to the charge on January 25, 2012.
Judge Hovland sentenced Vela to serve three years and seven months in federal
prison, to be followed by three years of supervised release. Vela was ordered to pay a
$100 special assessment to the Crime Victim's Fund.
On September 24, 2011, Vela was driving a vehicle in Williston and was stopped
by a Williston police officer for a traffic violation. When Vela gave the officer
permission to search the vehicle, the officer found a pistol in the trunk of the vehicle.
Vela was prohibited from possessing the pistol because of his prior convictions in Texas
for possession of a controlled substance in July 2007 and burglary in March 2009.
The case was investigated by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and
Explosives and the Williston Police Department.
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do we mean by Myth?
A myth is a sacred narrative explaining aspects of human
life and the world we live in. Most cultures, for instance, from ancient
times through the present, have creation stories which tell how the world
came to be. These stories are sacred in more than one respect: they are
sacred in that they frequently deal with deities and divine mysteries,
and they are sacred in that they are worthy of reverence and respect.
In modern usage, the word myth has acquired an additional, negative meaning
we often hear the word used to denote falsehood, as in Thats
just a myth. This use of the word is ironic because myth in the
sense in which we are discussing it here, as a sacred narrative
is something that transcends any assessment of true/false. Myths speak
to us in symbolic and metaphoric language. The stories are meaningful
and poetic, rich in truths about human life.
Monomyth of the Hero
In the course of analyzing the myths and lore of various
world cultures, mythologist Joseph Campbell saw an underlying similarity
throughout the stories, and in fact perceived and articulated a storyline-structure
he believed to be universal for hero-myths. This storyline he called the
Here is an outline of the basic structure of the universal heros
monomyth, as Campbell discussed it in his book, The Hero with a Thousand
I. Departure
- The Call to Adventure
- Refusal of the Call
- Supernatural Aid
- The Crossing of the First Threshold
- The Belly of the Whale
II. Initiation
- The Road of Trials
- The Meeting with the Goddess
- Woman as the Temptress
- Atonement with the Father
- Apotheosis
- The Ultimate Boon
III. Return
- Refusal of the Return
- The Magic Flight
- Rescue from Without
- The Crossing of the Return Threshold
- Master of the Two Worlds
- Freedom to Live
And a diagram of the Heros circular adventure:
Not only does the monomythic structure apply to classical Hero mythology,
it can often be applied to modern stories, also. These websites, for instance,
discuss the Heros Journey as explored in such vehicles as
Star Wars, Superman, and even The Simpsons.
Perhaps you can think of other examples of heroic quests from film, television,
comic books or video games. The Hero Monomyth is a popular model
not only for some screenwriters, but for some game developers as well.
Harris, Reg. The Simpsons. The Hero's Journey in Education
is a resource for educators, students and parents. <http://www.yourheroicjourney.com/simpsons.shtml>
South Mountain Community College Storytelling Institute, Maricopa Center
for Learning and Instruction (mcli). The Heros Journey. <http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/
Verbeeck, Muriel. Campbell, Star Wars and the Myth. <http://ibelgique.ifrance.com/swanthropo/txt/camptexteanglais.html>
Webb, John. Superman and Hercules as Examples of Joseph Campbell's
Monomyth. <http://www.cv81pl.freeserve.co.uk/monomyth.htm>


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Entity-Relationship Diagrams
An Entity-Relationship diagram (ERD) typically serves as the main deliverable of a conceptual data model. While newer approaches to E-R modeling have developed, the E-R approach is still cited by some professionals as "the premier model for conceptual database design" [14]. An ERD is a logical representation of an organization's data, and consists of three primary components:
- Entities – Major categories of data and are represented by rectangles
- Attributes – Characteristics of entities and are listed within entity rectangles
- Relationships – Business relationships between entities and are represented by lines
An Entity is a person, place, object, event, or concept that an organization wants to maintain data on. Each entity has a unique identity that differentiates it from other entities. A point of distinction must be made between entity types and entity instances. An entity type is a collection of entities that share common properties [15]. Entity types are also known as entity classes. An entity instance is an individual occurrence of an entity type. A data model describes an entity type only once; however there may be numerous instances of that type within a database.
Entity type definition is important to requirements determination and structuring. Type definitions should (1) include the unique characteristics for the type, (2) clarify what instances are included and excluded in the type, (3) identify when an instance is created, deleted, or change into another entity type, and (4) specify what history needs to be kept about entity instances. A sound understanding of business should help the conceptual data modeler when defining entity types.
An Attribute is a characteristic of an entity that is relevant to the organization. When defining an attribute, an analyst should state why the attribute is important, what is included in the attribute's value, the source of the value, and whether or not that value can change. Again, a sound understanding of an organization's business should assist the analyst in compiling relevant attributes.
Candidate keys are attributes that uniquely identify each instance of an entity type. An analyst must select one candidate key as an entity type's identifier. This identifier will then be used to uniquely identify each instance of that entity type. It is critical that the identifier's value remain permanent over time, and never contain a null value.
Other types of attributes that analysts should be aware of when creating E-R diagrams include:
- Multivalued Attributes – attributes that may contain multiple values
- Required Attributes – attributes that must contain a value for each instance
- Optional Attributes – attributes that do not need a value for each instance
- Composite Attributes – attributes that contains meaningful component parts
- Derived Attributes – attributes whose values are computed from other data in the database
Relationships link the various components in an E-R diagram together. It is usually best to think of relationships as verbs and entities as nouns, which together comprise a complete sentence [16]. For example, "an Invoice Was_Sent_To a Customer". Relationships depict either some kind of event occurring or a natural link between entity instances. A relationship's degree indicates the number of entity types that participate in a given relationship. The three most common relationship degrees are: Unary (between instances of one entity type), Binary (between instances of two entity types), and Ternary (between three entity types). Below, illustrations are listed for each of the relationship degree types [17]:
Cardinalities in a relationship identify the number of instances of an entity that can (or in some cases, must) associate with another entity. Minimum and maximum cardinality determine the status of relationships, which can be: (1) one-to-one, (2) one-to-many, and (3) many-to-many.
When defining relationships, analysts should use concrete, verb names (such as Assigned_To) since relationships represent actions. Definitions should also include why the relationship is important, and provide examples. Additionally, analysts should also explain optional participation or any maximum cardinality (where relevant). An understanding of an organization's business will most likely help the analyst in clarifying these relationship definitions.
Associative Entities are entity types that link the instances of various entity types. Associative entities contain attributes that are unique to the relationship between those entity instances. In essence, this is simply a relationship that the analyst has modeled as an entity type. In many cases, the reason for creating the associative entity is to modify a many-to-many relationship.
Supertypes and Subtypes serve as a way for analysts to account for entity types that share many similarities with only a few differences. A subtype is a sub-grouping of entities within a general entity type that share unique characteristics which differentiate the grouping from the original entity. A supertype is a generic entity that has a relationship with at least one subtype. There are four key business rules which govern supertypes and subtypes:
- Total Specialization – each entity instance must be a member of some subtype
- Partial Specialization – an entity instance is not required to be a member of a subtype
- Disjoint – each entity instance may be a member of a maximum of one subtype
- Overlap – an entity instance may be a member of multiple subtypes
Subtypes benefit from attribute inheritance, which means that subtypes inherit all values of their supertypes [18].
The final components of E-R Diagrams are business rules. Business rules are used to preserve the integrity of the data model. The four primary types of business rules are:
- Entity Integrity – Each instance of an entity must contain a unique identifier (See above).
- Referential Integrity – These are constraints on the relationships between entity types (such as foreign key constraints).
- Domains – Details the possible data types and range values that an attribute may assume.
- Trigger – These are constraints on data manipulation operations (such as Inserts, Updates, and Deletes).
What Makes A Good E-R Diagram?
When asking what makes a "good" E-R diagram, analysts are really asking, "How well does this model support a sound overall system design that meets the business requirements?" [19] Below are several criteria that analysts should consider when ascertaining the effectiveness of any E-R diagram: [20]
- Completeness – Does the model support all the necessary data?
- Data Reusability – Can the data be made available to support additional information requirements?
- Stability – If the organization's business requirements change, can the model remain intact?
- Flexibility – Can the model be readily extended to support new business requirements?
- Elegance – Does the model provide a neat and simple classification of the data?
- Communication – Does the model represent concepts that users and programmers will understand?
- Integration– Does the proposed model fit with the organization's existing databases?
- Conflicting Objectives – Many of the above objectives will conflict with one another. For example, a model may be simple and elegant, but do a poor job capturing all of the necessary business requirements... Does the model provide the best balance among conflicting objectives?
Obviously, a sound understanding of an organization's business will aid the analyst in trying to satisfy the above criteria. Solid business understanding is more critical to some criterion than others. For instance, an analyst's understanding of the organization's business will most likely critically impact her ability to create a stable and flexible model while facilitating effective communication between users and programmers. Whereas, analyzing the integration potential between current and proposed systems may require a greater proportion of information systems expertise.
As stated in the introduction, it can be a challenge to create an effective data model that satisfies current requirements and possesses the ability to grow with an organization over time. Depending on the complexity of the organization and model requirements, this can consume a great amount of time and resources. For this reason, many organizations scale back on this portion of systems analysis (i.e. both Requirements Determination and Structuring). However, many organizations would benefit from a greater commitment to data modeling. The next section of this paper discusses the benefits of an effective data model (as well as the consequences for improper modeling).


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She's very friendly and willing to help if you put in the effort. She gives assignments to be done so don't do them all at once. Attend her classes and pay attention.
2/3 her own voice. Not only does she go on these tangents, completely unrelated to the course material, but she repeatedly asks questions about herself on tests as if she's the next Dian Fossey. Did I mention that she made considerable contributions to the textbook? She'll never let you forget it, especially getting upset when students struggle to
3/3 memorize the chapters she wrote. And how can I be sure that her grading is objective? She only returned 40% of my graded work. I still wonder how I did on the multiple quizzes and reaction papers. P.S. She insults students with phrases like "you left your intelligence at home" and reprimands the entire class if one person visits the bathroom.
Dr. Blakely has become a mentor of mine. Of all the people I've met she believes in me more than I sometimes believe in myself. She's good if you work with her. I have seen people texting, and goofing off in her classes. At which point failure is YOUR fault. If you come in with an open mind, and want to learn it works
Dr. Blakely is by far the most polarizing professor at RACC. Some love her, some don't. If you are OK with a professor who'll consistently come to class 15 minutes late and unprepared, then you'll probably love her. I thought she wasted $400 of mine with her nonchalant approach to education. ...But that's just me.
class is very easy to pass if you actually come. all you have to do is show up and watch movie clips. chapter quizzes are easy. you have to do 15 reaction papers to movies, watch film clips and answer questions, and watch 2 long movie and write a response. easy, but time consuming.
She doesn't seem to be interested in answering questions from students, which is a problem if you don't understand what she is asking from you. The class was easy enough, and she obviously knows a lot about the field, but she could use some people skills.
B4 taking her class a lot of ppl told me she was crazy & eccentric. I guess those ppl didn't understand her. Personally, I don't agree with them. The only reason she was late was to give us a chance to study b4 the quizzes, which helped a lot. She holds her students at an unusual high caliber and it actually works in terms of student achievement.
LOVE HER, She is very knowledgeable. In order to understand her you must have some intelligence! I believe her lectures about her own experiences has taught me the most during her class.
IF YOU HAVE A CHOICE, DO NOT TAKE THIS CLASS!!!!!! wayy too much work with the reaction papers but if you do have to take this, don't wait on the reaction papers!!!!!
Dr. Blakely was nice but scatterbrained and constantly late. Attendance was taken by a sign-in sheet that was passed around when she remembered. Her multiple choice tests were relatively easy and by the end of the class she mostly used questions from the online quizzes from the textbook website. Not my favorite class, but it wasn't hard either.
Very qualified for the job. filled with information. however, I wouldn't recommend her as a teacher to everyone. She loves her field, but I don't think she is fit for teaching
I went to RACC 15 yrs ago for an Assoc, but she believed I was PhD material. She believed in me before I did and saw possibilities, I didn't. I have great respect for this woman who has touched my life so profoundly. Yes, she is a bit eccentric, but I'm amused by it. Yes, I worked hard, but now I work in DC for the Federal Gov in a Sr position.
Any class that includes watching Hey Arnold!, Star Trek, and Bones is fine with me. Seriously, she expects a lot work and challenges her students. Good professor.
You will watch films but she has lived what she teaches! She is an expert in her field, I wish she had more time to discuss it in class. Make certain that you do the notebooks correctly with ttl pgs etc. Tests are multiple choice and quizzes every week-STUDY! Know your chapters and don't wait until the end to start your notebook. Excellent prof!!
Blakely can only be described as interesting. While she periodically shows up to class late, she has been in the field of Anthropology for much of her life. Most of the time, she would show videos which did inform and make the class more interesting. Would gladly take one of her classes again.
Knowledgeable about Anthropology but she doesn't belong teaching.
She is a wonderful professor. Yes she can sometimes be late but so can a student, in which she doesnt hold it against you either. her office is always open for students, she taught me many things. There is a lot of videos but it helped alot. The tests are easy (just listen to the videos) and she is always upbeat. she cares about the students.
She either likes you or she don't, and I don't know what she bases that on. A lot of students found the class really difficult, and the quiz questions are pretty random. The course is quite work-intensive, and at times it can seem as if she's annoyed or bored with the class, which isn't great, but altogether I did like her. Hit or miss.
I have never been so stressed out from a class before. Her teaching skills are non-existent and half of the material on the tests (which is her only method of grading) is either utterly confusing or not in any of the study material (textbook, films, etc.) If you care about your GPA, DO NOT take any of her courses!
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