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Saudi Arabian women are enjoying new freedoms.
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This is not the type of freedom that Western women would regard as progress. But this advancement is still noteworthy from the Western perspective.
Saudi women's newfound freedom to stay alone at hotels is widely reported as probable precedent to an even greater freedom, the freedom to drive. The British newspaper the Guardian reports, "Saudi Arabia is to lift its ban on women drivers in an attempt to stem a rising suffragette-style movement in the deeply conservative state.
Government officials have confirmed the landmark decision and plan to issue a decree by the end of the year."
The second reason we should take note is contained in the above quote from the Guardian: conservative Saudi women organizing a suffragette-style movement? The very thought would have been cause for stoning decades ago.
OK, so I hyperbolize. But the fact is, a decade or two ago Saudi women were not seen mobilizing for Western-style rights in a big way.
While Saudi women are pressing for progress, Islamic women who have moved to Western nations or who live in Islamic countries that are trying to modernize seem to be doing the opposite.
I have noticed a large increase in the number of women wearing headscarves. Clearly there has been an increase in the number of lawsuits over headscarf use.
Last month, a Muslim woman arrested for riding a California commuter train without a valid ticket filed a federal lawsuit there, claiming her religious freedom was violated when she was forced to remove her headscarf while being taken to jail.
Why would women in strict Islamic societies be pressing for more freedom while their religious sisters in Western nations are retreating?
National Public Radio European reporter Silvia Poggioli notes that the increasing numbers of Islamic women who "cover their heads is a topic of fierce and emotional debate in Europe: Some non-Muslims see it as a sign of rejection of modernity and even of radicalization — and many believe it is a sign of women's submission to male power."
Many Islamic women would argue that wearing a headscarf is not a "submission to male power" but a freely chosen decision to observe Islamic law.
It's very hard if not impossible to tell whether Muslims in America who are wearing headscarves are majority immigrants or women born here.
But it is interesting that, in general, where Islamic women have fewer freedoms they press for more. And where they enjoy greater legal rights they give up some of those rights.
Perhaps more Muslim American women are adopting religious dress codes because after leaving countries where they are in the majority for one where they are in the minority, they feel more comfortable observing home-country customs.
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Parmelia (barque)
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|General characteristics
|Class and type:
|Tons burthen:
|117 feet (36 m)
|29 feet (8.8 m)
The Parmelia was a barque that was used to transport the first civilian officials and settlers of the Swan River Colony to Western Australia in 1829.
Parmelia was built in Quebec, Canada in 1825, and registered on 31 May of that year. She was 117 feet (36 m) long, 29 feet (8.8 m) wide and 20 feet (6.1 m) deep in the hold; and she was rated at 443 tons. Johnson (1987) writes that she was more of a plain working girl than the great and beautiful lady of the sea. Parmelia was sent to London, and on 17 November she was transferred from the Quebec to the London register. In 1826 she was used as a troop carrier. Some time in the first half of 1827, Parmelia was sold to Joseph Somes, who was also a director of the British East India Company. For the next year, she operated under charter to the British East India Company, carrying goods and passengers between London and Bengal.
In 1828 the British government, at the urging of Captain James Stirling, decided to establish a colony at the Swan River in Western Australia. HMS Challenger was despatched under Charles Fremantle to annex the colony, and it was arranged that a contingent of soldiers, officials and settlers would follow on HMS Sulphur. Stirling however argued that the passengers and goods to be carried exceeded the capacity of HMS Sulphur, and asked for an additional ship to be chartered. The government reluctantly agreed to the extra cost, chartering the Parmelia in December 1828. It was then arranged that HMS Sulphur would carry the military personnel, with the Parmelia responsible for carriage of the civilian officials and settlers.
HMS Sulphur and Parmelia sailed from Spithead off Portsmouth, England on 3[1] or 6[2] February 1829, sighting their destination on 1 June. Contrary to popular belief, Stirling did not captain the Parmelia (J. H. Luscombe did[2]); on arrival, however, he assumed the duties of pilot. He initially tried to enter Cockburn Sound through a passage that he had discovered in 1827, but was prevented by strong winds and a heavy swell. Instead he hove to off Rottnest Island for the night. The following day, he tried to bring Parmelia into the Sound from the north, against the advice of Fremantle, and ran aground on a sand bank, later to be named Parmelia Bank. Despite the best efforts of the crews to dislodge her, Parmelia remained on the bank for over 18 hours, finally coming off the bank by herself early the following morning. By that time, she had lost her foreyard, rudder, windlass, spare spars, longboat and skiff, and was leaking at a rate of 4 inches (10 cm) per hour. Parmelia then rode out a storm at anchor for three days before finally being brought to a safe anchorage. The passengers were able to disembark on 8 June.
HMS Challenger was due to depart once HMS Sulphur and Parmelia had arrived, but Parmelia needed repairs that it could not get without access to the skilled labour amongst HMS Challenger crew. Fremantle therefore took the decision to remain and assist with the repairs, which were completed many weeks later. Later that year, Stirling chartered the Parmelia to bring food supplies from Java. In 1830, she returned to England.
For the next nine years, Parmelia was used to transport convicts to the penal colonies on the east coast of Australia. She made nine such voyages, each of them carrying at least 200 prisoners. In 1839, Parmelia was refitted for the purpose of carrying migrants to the Americas. She was intended to run between Britain and Quebec, but on 3 May 1839, her refit almost complete, she was destroyed by fire in Bank's Yard, at Frank's Queery, Cremyll. Five days later, Lloyd's of London wrote her off; any remaining timbers were probably salvaged for other purposes.
The Kwinana suburb of Parmelia is named in honour of the Parmelia, as is Parmelia Bank.
Passengers on the Parmelia, 1829[edit]
The following people embarked Parmelia when she left Portsmouth in February 1829.[1][3]
|Captain James Stirling
|Ellen Stirling
|Wife of Captain Stirling
|Andrew Stirling
|Son of Captain Stirling, 3 yrs old
|Frederick Henry Stirling
|Son of Captain Stirling, born at sea on 16 April 1829.
|George Mangles
|Cousin of Ellen Stirling
|George Eliot
|Clerk to Captain Stirling, also his nephew
|Thomas Blakey
|Servant of Captain Stirling
|Sarah Blakey
|Wife of Thomas Blakey; servant of Captain Stirling
|John Kelly
|Servant of Captain Stirling
|Elizabeth Kelly
|Wife of John Kelly; servant of Captain Stirling
|Peter Brown[note 1]
|Colonial Secretary
|Caroline Brown
|Wife of Peter Brown
|Macbride Brown
|Son of Peter Brown
|Ann Brown
|Daughter of Peter Brown
|Richard Evans
|Servant of Peter Brown
|Margaret McLeod
|Servant of Peter Brown
|Mary Ann Smith
|Servant of Peter Brown
|John Morgan
|Rebecca Morgan
|Wife of John Morgan
|Rebecca Morgan
|Daughter of John Morgan
|Ann Skipsey
|Servant of John Morgan
|Commander Mark Currie RN
|Jane Currie
|Wife of Commander Currie
|Frederick Ludlow
|Servant of Commander Currie
|Mildred ("Kitty") Ludlow
|Wife of Frederick Ludlow; servant of Commander Currie
|Jane Fruin
|Servant of Commander Currie
|John Septimus Roe
|Matilda Roe
|Wife of John Septimus Roe
|Charles Wright
|Servant of John Septimus Roe
|Henry Sutherland
|Assistant Surveyor
|Ann Sutherland
|Wife of Henry Sutherland
|William Sheldon
|Clerk to the Colonial Secretary
|James Drummond
|Sarah Drummond
|Wife of James Drummond
|Thomas Drummond
|Son of James Drummond, 18 yrs
|Jane Drummond
|Daughter of James Drummond, 16 yrs
|James Drummond
|Son of James Drummond, 15 yrs
|John Drummond
|Son of James Drummond, 13 yrs
|Johnston Drummond
|Son of James Drummond, 9 yrs
|Euphemia Drummond
|Daughter of James Drummond, 3 yrs. The last of Parmelia's passengers to die, on 4 December 1920 aged 94 (at Culham near Toodyay).[1]
|Elizabeth Gamble
|Servant of James Drummond
|Charles Simmons
|Tully Davy[note 2]
|Assistant Surgeon
|Jane Davy
|Wife of Tully Davy
|Jessie Jane Davy[note 2]
|Daughter of Tully Davy, 8 yrs
|Joseph Davy
|Son of Tully Davy, 6 yrs
|Henry Davy
|Son of Tully Davy, 4 yrs
|Edward Davy
|Son of Tully Davy, 2 yrs
|Emily Rose Davy
|Daughter of Tully Davy, 2 months
|James Elliott
|Servant of Tully Davy
|Patrick Murphy
|Servant of Tully Davy
|Alex Fandom
|Mary Fandom
|Wife of Alex Fandom
|William Hokin[note 3]
|Mary Hokin
|Wife of William Hokin
|William Hokin
|Son of William Hokin, 14 years
|John Hokin
|Son of William Hokin, 12 yrs
|Mary Hokin
|Daughter of William Hokin, 10 yrs
|Thomas Hokin
|Son of William Hokin, 8 yrs
|David Hokin
|Son of William Hokin, 5 yrs
|Charles Hokin
|Son of WIlliam Hokin, 2 yrs
|Thomas Davis
|Catherine Davis
|Wife of Thomas Davis
|John Davis
|Son of Thomas Davis, 3 yrs
|Charlotte Davis
|Daughter of Thomas Davis, 2 yrs. First white female to go ashore.[4][5]
|John Davis
|Nephew of Thomas Davis, 13 yrs
|James Smith
|Sarah Smith
|Wife of James Smith
- ^ a b c "Link with 1829.". Daily News (Perth). 12 January 1921. p. 6 (third edition). Retrieved 13 March 2014.
- ^ a b "The Parmelia Pioneers Landed 125 Years Ago.". The West Australian (Perth: National Library of Australia). 4 June 1954. p. 3. Retrieved 13 March 2014.
- ^ J.S. Battye (1 June 1929). "The First Fleet". The West Australian. p. 4. Retrieved 5 May 2014.
- ^ Caption on portrait of Davis family, Toodyay Old Gaol Museum, retrieved 12 March 2014
- ^ "Charlotte Davis". Monument Australia. Retrieved 5 May 2014.
- ^ Plaque on the Charlotte Davis Memorial, Newcastle Park, Toodyay Western Australia, 4 May 2014
- Appleyard, Reginald; Manford, Toby (1979). The beginning. Nedlands, Western Australia: University of Western Australia Press. ISBN 0-85564-146-0.
- Johnson, G. L. (Les) (1987). "The Parmelia Barque". Early Days 9 (5).


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UNA history program provides opportunitiesPublished 6:02am Wednesday, October 17, 2012
People may not consider history a viable option when it comes to getting a college degree, but Dr. Carolyn Barske said she hopes a new program offered at the University of North Alabama will change people's minds.
Barske, who is a recent addition to UNA's history department, heads up the new public history program that is a concentration within the Master's degree program at UNA.
She said the public history program focuses on preparing students for museum work, historic preservation and oral history.
"In an area where there is such a rich amount of public history, we thought this program would be able to flourish here," Barske said.
And she said their focus isn't only in the Shoals area. Barske said she hoped to draw students from surrounding counties such as Franklin County into the program in the hopes that more people will become interested in the vital task of preserving the past for future generations.
"The program is designed to get the students out into the community and get them involved with local history projects," Barske said. "We've been working on museum exhibits and National Historic Register nominees for different historic places in the area."
The public history program at UNA is only one of two such programs in the state.
"This kind of concentration may not be widespread yet, but we hope to get students involved so they can share their love of history with others who might then become interested in pursuing a similar career," Barske said.
"We not only want to give these students the skills to work in a museum or preserve oral histories, we want to help them appreciate their history and be able to present it to others in an accessible way."
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I have seen multiple posts on this site with people kicking around the idea of burying shipping containers, or suggesting it to other members, for use as bunkers, cellars, etc.
I felt the need to make a thread and warn as many people away from this idea as possible. Shipping containers are built to have a load on their frames, they were never built to have a load on the side or roof panels. If you bury one it might work for a while, but the pressure of the dirt on the sides and top will eventually crush the container.
I am not posting this to suggest I am smarter or above the people who have thrown this idea out there, I just don't want to see anyone accidentally crushed or buried in their shelter made for survival.
Shipping containers make EXCELLENT shelter when they are ABOVE ground.
I put this in the DIY forum because this is where I have seen it mentioned the most, mods please feel free to move it if you feel there is a more appropriate forum for this topic.
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All the posts I have seen where they were used the guys were reinforcing the interior to take the weight of the soil during the burying process.
You are right about the added pressure but as long as you are reinforcing them and dealing with moisture issues there should not be a problem with it.
I would bury one but I would also take the time to reinforce it properly.
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If you plan to reinforce it, good. But the purpose behind most people having the idea is a cheap/fast solution with minimal work. Reinforcing it means welding work and more money for materials, making less of a quick/easy/cheap solution.
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I don't understand it either, you can buy 12 inch block and surface bond them for a heck of lot cheaper and quietly, just my opinion
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Even if you reinforce it, you can't do PM for corrosion if it is buried... remember that.
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The roof and sides on these are very flexible and they would pop and flex when I walked on them. I would never burry one of these without some significant reinforcement and engineering. I would worry about rust and corrosion as well.
When stacked the design of these place ALL of the weight on the four corners where there are large steel pillars. When stacked there is ZERO weight on the roof of the one below. The sides are pretty flimsy as well.
Just some personal observations.
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Good concerning advice, but how do you explain container ships. I've seen shipping containers stacked 30- 40 high loaded with goods. I would be more concered with them rusting out, unless a rust inhibitor was painted on first (like Antifouling paint for boat hulls) and/ or a water resistant membrane wraped around it.
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buy a school bus and bury that!!!!!!!
I've seen three threads (I think) on them and they were all reinforced with 2x4s.
But it can't hurt to get the info out.
Rust and corrosion is an issue, this is why they are "retired" and sold into the private market.
The ones we purchased looked great upon initial glance. These are sand blasted and repainted. But if you look close you can see where corrosion exists beneath the paint, like an old rusted car that has been repainted.
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The skin...that's a different matter all together.
I'd have thought the structure of the ground will determine how much pressure will be loaded on the sides...soil would be dangerous but more rocky ground as in this video with a thick reinforced concrete skim over the top, surely that would be fairly safe???
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Sure rocky ground would be safer initially, but it would nevertheless settle over time putting to much weight on the sides. Soil just seems more dangerous because it settles faster, I again would assume the danger is still pretty much the same.
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The guy in the video basically dug a hole and dropped a container in. The roof is supported by the framework and sides of the hole.
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You could build a much bigger and better underground shelter for $12,500 than that container turned into.
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Yeah, I would never live in one, but as a concealed storage location? Sure. There are some precautions you can take as well, such as not burying them too deep, welding additional supports (inside and out), choosing your location carefully, and providing adequate drainage.
I talked to someone a while back who was going to bury one, and his plan was to use some old railroad rails to reinforce the heck out of it, and rather than putting the dirt right up against it, he had many levels of stone, gravel, and drainage pipes to keep the ground stable. I seem to remember that the roof dirt was only about 2 or 3 feet deep. I don't know if he ever finished the project, but he seemed to have a sound plan.
He also mentioned that it's best to use an older container since some of the new ones use weaker materials (wood or fiberglass -- I forget) and so would fail under any real pressure. Again, don't know if that's true, but I may look into it.
Anyway, I'm not for or against it, just passing on some thoughts.
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Has anyone seen that episode of Mythbusters where they tried to bury a shipping container? Crunch.
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As a longtime subscriber of Linux Journal I have noticed the beer contest, and I have also noticed that Linux writers often make their own beers. I visited the USA in 1998 and 1999 because our son was then an employee of Intel in Portland, Oregon (now at RealNetworks in Seattle). In Portland, we visited the Brewers Festival, a great happening. My favorite USA beers were India Pale Ale from Bridgeport and Full Sail from Full Sail Brewing Company. We also visited the Full Sail Brewing Company in Hood River, Oregon.
Here in Norway, I prefer Norwegian beer from Aass brewery, and last year I discovered a new beer from this brewery, with Penguins on the aluminum can. Here in Norway we call these beer cans boxes (Norwegian: boks). My favourite beer therefore is a Linux box! So are my computers too.
With my Pine mail program and my ISDN internet connection, I will try to send you, as an attachment, my Nikon Coolpix 950 digital image of the Aass Ice beer can. The name Ice Beer and the Penguin logo comes from fermentation with very low temperature I do not believe that the brewery has a specific interest in the penguin as a Linux logo, but I like both Linux and this excellent Ice Beer, so here are the penguins, for Linux Journal.
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Not sure which version of SuSE you were using for your article [see Mick Bauer's "Staying Current without Going Insane" in the July 2002 issue of LJ], but with version 8.0, SuSE has changed things a bit. Best I can figure, YOU (YaST Online Update) will only check, recommend and update packages that fall into the category of security or critical updates. With older versions, YaST (the predecessor of YaST2) did have a mode that was capable of updating other packages. This has been removed as of SuSE 8.0, and there has been nothing that I'm aware of that was fixed to allow YOU to perform that function. There are a lot of users who have voiced their displeasure with this, and it is not clear if this was done intentionally, or if it was an oversight. I've been pretty pleased with SuSE since version 5.3, but I think there are a couple of weak areas with 8.0. I still give them the benefit of the doubt, though.
After coming to the realization that YOU wasn't gonna get things done for me, I found that there is another project (a re-port of apt adapted to support SuSE RPMs) afoot that is in fairly early stages, but appears to work pretty well. I'm still figuring it out, but it does allow me to keep KDE 3.0 up to date pretty easily. Apt4rpm works for SuSE versions 7.3 and 8.0. (See these related links: sourceforge.net/projects/apt4rpm and linux01.gwdg.de/apt4rpm/.)
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The Mathematics of Games and Gambling (2nd edition).
This book begins with the history of many gambling-related games and activities and then brings out the elementary probability theory behind each of these games and activities. It can be divided into two parts: Chapter 1 to Chapter 3 and Chapter 4 to Chapter 7. The first part is suitable for readers who are interested in games for leisure and gambling purposes but do not have a strong mathematics background. The second part involves more mathematics and probability, such as counting methods and probability distributions. High school students will find this book a good preparation for doing an elementary statistics and probability course at university level. This book is also a good resource for first year university students, in particular in mathematics and statistics, to understand the theories behind the games.
The author explains the notions and axioms of probability without technical language. Fair dice and cards are used to demonstrate probability calculations and the odds of one event against another one. The mathematical expectation or the expected pay-off of a game is extremely important to readers as the players or the gamblers can use this value to judge whether the game is fair, or is biased in favour of themselves or their opponents.
Counting methods are essential in probability calculations. The author distinguishes between permutations and combinations. He also demonstrates the selection of outcomes with and without replacement using poker, bridge, and Keno type games. Personally, I think the binomial distribution and the normal approximation to binomial probabilities are probably the most difficult mathematics for most readers of this book. But I would say the gambler's ruin problem is the most interesting topic to readers, as it presents the cases when the player will be ruined in a repeated game with different winning probabilities.
This second edition provides a number of websites and online resources for games and is updated with popular games such as online poker. It is a good reference for the mathematics of games and gambling.
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LUCENA CITY—The Supreme Court on Tuesday gave a reprieve to embattled Mayor Barbara Ruby Talaga, who has been ordered by the Commission on Elections (Comelec) to leave office for an invalid candidacy but refused to yield and clung to her post.
Former Mayor Ramon Talaga Jr., husband of Barbara, said he received a phone call from the high court informing him of a status quo ante order issued by the court against the ouster of his wife as city mayor.
Vice Mayor Roderick Alcala, who has been acting as city mayor since Friday, confirmed Talaga's information.
"I will step down and reassume my old post as vice mayor. There's no problem with that," Alcala said over the phone.
Ramon Talaga, who now serves as city administrator, said majority of the justices signed the order.
"God is really good. He really won't allow a great injustice to prevail to frustrate the will of our people," Talaga said over the phone.
Last Friday, Comelec representatives implemented the order to unseat Barbara and be replaced by Alcala, who later took his oath of office before a Lucena judge.
The May 20 Comelec decision said Barbara's proclamation and election last year was illegal and ordered her to vacate her post in favor of Alcala in accordance with the rule of succession.
The Comelec said her candidacy was invalid when she substituted for her husband, Ramon, because he had not yet withdrawn his certificate of candidacy when she filed her own candidacy on May 4, 2010.
Barbara contested the Comelec decision at the Supreme Court and sought the court's help to stop the enforcement of the Comelec order.
When news of the Supreme Court decision was relayed to supporters of the Talaga couple, who have been camping out at the old City Hall, a celebration broke out.
Casual employees fearful of losing their jobs if Alcala assumes office heaved a sigh of relief.
"This is a gift from heaven," said a street sweeper.
A lawyer ally of Alcala, however, clarified that the Comelec ruling still stands unless the high court issues a ruling to the contrary.
"There is no reason for them to celebrate because the Comelec ruling continues to hang like a Damocles sword over her (Ruby) head," Lucena Councilor Rey Oliver Alejandrino said over the phone.
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Three-year-old Samruddhi Nagte, the victim of the Diwa-Sawantwadi train accident, got discharged from BMC-run Sion Hospital on Saturday.
Samruddhi's left leg has been amputated till her knee. After having spent three months in the hospital, the doctors said that she was fit for discharge on August 9. Samruddhi will travel with her father, Jairam, to Jaya Rehabilitation Institute and Research Centre in Biadada village of Kutch for fitting of prostheses. The trust has adopted Samruddhi and pledged to take care of her treatment and education till the time she turns 21 years.
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Bangalore: Canara Bank emerged the champion in The Hindu Trophy cricket tournament that concluded here on Thursday.
In the final at the Chinnaswamy Stadium, Canara Bank defeated Rail Wheel Factory (RWF) by five wickets and with three balls to spare. Chasing RWF's 134 for eight in 25 overs, Canara Bank reached the target in 24.3 overs.
The match, originally a 30-overs-a-side game, was reduced to 25 overs each after a persistent drizzle delayed the start by an hour. Canara Bank's skipper C. Raghu won the toss and elected to field. RWF had a messy start as three wickets fell with just 16 on the board.
Early breakthrough
Raju Bhatkal and Mansur Ali Khan got the early breakthroughs for Canara Bank before RWF found some runs through cameos by skipper Cheluvaraj (37), S.P. Manjunath (30) and Yere Goud (24).
The Canara Bank chase stumbled in the beginning as opener Bharat Chipli had a terrible mix-up that left his partner Balaji stranded.
Later, Chipli top-edged a pull off Asghar Pasha and C. Raghu too fell early to leave the score wobbling at 40 for three. However Raju Bhatkal (47 not out) and Deepak Chougule (47) tided over the early breaks and shared a 69-run fourth wicket partnership that helped Canara Bank inch closer to victory.
Chougule eventually fell in attempting to slice one over point and it was left to Bhatkal and Vijay Bharadwaj to usher in the victory with a flurry of big hits.
The Hindu Bangalore edition's Regional Manager, N. Rajashekar, distributed the trophies and prizes in a function that was also graced by KSCA Vice-President, Jagannath, and Assistant Secretary, Sudhakar Rao.
The scores:
Final: RWF 134 for eight in 25 overs lost to Canara Bank 138 for five in 24.3 overs (Raju Bhatkal 47 not out, Deepak Chougule 47).
Special awards: The Sportstar Man of the Final: Raju Bhatkal. Best batsman: Shoaib Manager. Best bowler: H. Surendra; Best all-rounder: C. Raghu.