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Something about violence ….
May 8, 2015
I'm going to head off on a short rant about entitlement and privilege. Trigger warning, this one may ramble all over sexual assault, child sexual abuse, domestic violence, and how completely fucked-up the media narratives around power and control are, to do with personal boundaries around women's bodies and women's lives.
What set that off, you ask? Oh, #ponytailgate, Mike Hoskings in general, his comments about the blogpost Amanda Bailey wrote for TDB in particular, and a multitude of instances of male appropriation of the narratives around what women find offensive, whether that should be so, and why they (males) don't think it's all that much of a problem.
Of course, if you happen to belong to the demographic of the 1-in-4 women who (across the whole-of-lifetime) has been sexually assaulted, not to mention the subset who have survived multiple assaults, by various predators, across the span of their lives, then you will find it pretty bloody disgusting that there are a large group of media people who minimise, deny, obfuscate and manipulate, to create the public opinion that says, 'women who don't take care of themselves adequately get abused'. The truth is that those 1-in-4 come from every walk of life, are mothers, daughters, wives, grannies, aunties…
And sometimes, it's a man you know, who was sexually abused as a child or teenager, who has grown up with fear, anxiety, shame, pain, who has 'odd' reactions to incongruous situations; because they are situations that trigger memories of abuse, and bring to the surface those fears of the abuse happening again.
Our rates of reporting and conviction for sexual assaults (child or adult) are not great. The 'best guess' was about one in ten rapes of over-16-year-olds are reported. Child sexual assaults are under-reported, although reporting by medical surgeries who diagnose STD's in children is increasing the reporting rates. Some areas have epidemic levels of medically-reported child abuse; CYFS and Police do not have the capacity to clear anything like the amount of historical cases, either. Neither do ACC, whose criteria for 'sensitive claims' casework has been revised after an avalanche of new cases, some involving abuse going back decades, have been reported in the wake of Clint Rickards' trial and acquittal for abuse of Louise Nicholas in 2007.
Meanwhile, abusers drift from town to town, sniffing out the vulnerable and manipulating their way into another situation they can take advantage of. Precarity of housing, jobs, and benefit access, mean that vulnerable people will be targeted by those who have no scruples, who will rip off and abuse where they can get any toehold. There is a growing pattern of elder abuse happening, as middle-aged abusers target their own families in scams set up after 'moving home' due to job loss or some other event that has made them temporarily homeless.
Police are not keeping up with the sociology of abuse. 'It's not ok' defines relationship abuse solely in terms of sexual-partner abuse. The abuse by a dominant adult 'child', or the bullying that happens in some flatting situations, is not on their radar; policy around Policing is still reliant on a mid-20th C family dynamic that assumes nuclear, heterosexual, monogamous families, and fails to address modern households comprising multiple generations, extended friends-and-family houses, the post-student-loans indebted 30-somethings who are still renting-with-friends to survive – all of these non-normative households are also sites of dispute, fraud, assault or violence on occasion, and the law has no real regard for the plaint of individuals whose lives do not fit the templates.
Wait, how did I get here from 'entitlement & privilege'? Heh. Because every abuser I've ever met (a long and inglorious list) has had one thing in common with all the others: an overwhelming sense of entitlement, a conviction deep inside that s/he deserves everything his/her heart desires, and the privilege of having had no wait for gratification of those desires imposed, ever. Dinner on the table, someone else to clean up the mess, and sex on-demand, livestreamed, no concerns about 'consent being sexy', because the only person who matters in these exchanges is the narcissist, the psychopath, him/herself.
'Femicide' was the name I labelled a file in which I kept clippings of domestic violence related killings, for one traumatic twelve-month period. I had to give it up (it was research for a tentative writing project), because the sheer scale of the number of incidents overwhelmed me. Because so many of these events involved murder-suicides, there were constraints on reporting the crimes; thus, the stories sank quickly from view, and the general public, readers of media, fail to note the severity or frequency of domestic violence killings.
A pony-tail pull seems infantile, innocuous by comparison with the previous paragraph; but the underlying principle is the same: unequal power, use of that imbalance to impose upon another person's body without their consent, and the sense of entitlement that gives the abuser permission to deny any agency to the person being so abused, in the expression of the gratification of the abusers desires. It seems that 'top-down' change in the attitudes of the NZ male around abusive behaviour is not going to happen.
Laydees, looks like it's up to us to enact 'bottom-up', grassroots (or flaxroots, if you prefer) change, to break the power binary, to stop the abuse in our communities. Those who control the narratives (Police, media, politicians) are not doing enough to prevent abuse, nor to hold abusers to account. Now it's our turn.
Resource: Power and control wheel
All of these headings, the segments on the wheel, are forms of abuse, behaviours used to control, manipulate, and break the spirit of a victim. To become a survivor, the victim has to escape the abuser. For some, this never happens; the period immediately after leaving the location of abuse (home, workplace, school) is often the time when the victim is most vulnerable to further abuse. The media court the 'powerful', and the narratives around 'victim-blaming', 'slut-shaming' and the like allow abusers to continue to perpetrate crimes by walking away from their abuses, and on to the next victim.
Tagged: #ponytailgate, sexual abuse, violence
Protesting spying, and the GCSB Bill.
July 21, 2013
I realise that many readers of this blog will think that I am merely an artsy, stroppy feminist with too many opinions traversing policy areas across the spectrum. This is a deliberate strategy that I have undertaken for this stream of publication.
So to 'break the fourth wall', I am now going to give you a little of my IRL specifics, in order that what I say about the GCSB Bill now before the House in New Zealand, has a little more validity.
I have been around the IT industry in our country since my early university days. Yep, I failed Comp 101, because it bored me rigid, rather than not understanding how to write binary code. I didn't want to end up working with those kinda people, doing that kinda work. My sister is of a different personality type, and she loved it, and has had a twenty-five-year career (and counting) in IT, as has my ex-husband. It was during my marriage that I learned most of what I know about the internet, due to contracts my then-husband was working on for his employer, a major MNC which operates in Europe and the Asia-Pacific region.
Don't kid yourselves that there is anything 'private' about what you do on the net.
Don't buy into the idea that you are 'a consumer', the internet is 'a product', nor that it is there to entertain you.
What we now call the internet began as Arpanet and DArpanet, projects of the USA Department of Defense, in collaboration with research projects at hand-picked Universities in the USA. It was originally an IT research program to create a secure way of transmitting and collecting data for the DOD. These days, we'd call that an intranet, similar to the kind of WAN that operates inside most corporations for administrative purposes.
The Bill going through our Parliament at the moment is a stage of DOD 'taking back' the internet from public use. Surveillance and transmission of surveilled data was always the primary purpose of the net; the Patriot Act in 2001, followed by Terrorism Suppression legislation in most global jurisdictions, was a first attempt to 'plug the holes'. Creating crimes of knowledge, of dissemination of information, was the beginning of a global campaign by DOD to regain domination of the medium of internet traffic.
It is obvious in the trial of Bradley Manning, the attempts to smear and discredit Julian Assange of Wikileaks, the hunting down of Edward Snowden (still on-going), that the DOD is very serious about extending its' capacities to control activities outside the borders of the USA.
This is a breach of the sovereignty of every other nation on earth, and most people are just going to sit by and watch as it happens, not making the connections to totalitarian control of their own lives.
So, on these grounds, I urge every thinking citizen of Aotearoa/New Zealand to join in the protests against the GCSB Bill that is before the House. There is a nationwide protest organised for Saturday 27th July 2013, all events beginning at 2pm.
Because this is only the thin end of a wedge that will see a totalitarian surveillance society established in every nation in the world, if we, the people, do not stop it. It's too late to make submissions, but this is something anyone can do.
Events in Auckland, Hamilton, Wellington, Nelson, Christchurch, Dunedin, Napier are listed on FB and there is also a general group for discussion. (outlinks)
Our MP's have spoken out against this Bill – here on frogblog and here and here on the main Greens website.
If you want to access the submissions that went to the Select Committee hearings, they can be found here (pdf to download).
If you want to view the submissions made during the hearings, video has been uploaded to You-tube. (outlinks)
Submitters Thomas Beagle, from Tech Liberty, Susan Chalmers and Jordan Carter from Internet NZ, Micheal Koziarski, Vikram Kumar, Simon Terry, all made submissions as working professionals contracting in the IT industry.
Keith Locke and Kate Dewes and Robert Green (nuclear disarmament activists) made submissions on the political aspects of the Bill.
Women's issues in Labour Party proposal.
July 5, 2013
Well, when I first heard about this, I thought it was quaint – after all, we've been gender-balancing our Green MP's in the party lists forever. Ok, so Labour are catching up with us in a slow and unwieldy way, but it's no real biggie.
I went off to do some essential, offline tasks.
Then I came back to the internet after dinner.
Oh dear, the trolls and the journalists have joined hands and danced around the fairy circle together.
Comments on posts on Facebook have veered from curious to bewildered, amongst the left, and gone straight to blindingly misogynist on the right.
Apparently, Whaleoil started it. No, I don't link to his festering cesspit of a blog, you can google that one for yourselves if you want to go there.
Stuff had a go at finding a woman to throw the argument sideways.
Andrew Geddis at Pundit was more reasoned, and gave a clear outline of why so many (even Labour supporters) are concerned about both the announcement, and the timing (right when Key is on the ropes with GCSB hearings).
Chris Trotter has done an 'insider's view' post at the Daily Blog, with a stirring look back at the formation of NewLabour Party in 1989. Recollections of Jim Anderton's breakaway from 'old' Labour had me reaching for the chocolate again.
(yep, I'm playing the feminist version of 'scull for clichés' by chewing a lump of chocolate each time I see a glaring piece of male appropriation of the debate. Gonna be a long night if I keep reading around, it seems …)
Even The Civilian has had a go. Excuse me while I roflmao.
No-one seems to have made much about the strategic problem of how you do this when list candidates get juggled around by the electorate seat results, and Labour seem to have forgotten just how many female MP's they have exactly … which makes for some gruelling reading as they back-step & correct themselves in clear view of the journo's etc firing off hits at them.
[excuse me while I just scoff another piece of chocolate … :-) ]
I'll be mightily interested to see how this story plays over the weekend, and slightly curious to see which newsrooms scrabble together a feature in the weekend papers, and with what angle.
Do play along at home, and throw article links into the comments here.
Well, the pollie journo's at Granny Herald seem to have a bob each way going this weekend. Fran O'Sullivan comes out with a strong piece in support of gender balance in Parlie, as she also supports workplace gender balance. On the 'noes', it's Adam Bennett, reporting a back-peddle from Shearer and some prize misogyny from Shane Jones and Damian O'Connor (why am I not surprised?).
Tagged: Election 2014, gender parity, Labour Party
Back Benches Redux
June 25, 2013
So, here's another post about Back Benches!
[yes, I'm pasting info directly from Prime's PR – but why change perfectly good material when you don't have to?]
This week's Back Benches panel in Wellington is Labour MP Phil Goff, National MP Peseta Sam Lotu-Iiga, and Green Party MP Kevin Hague.
THIS WEEK ON PRIME TV's "BACK BENCHES": Watch Wallace Chapman, Damian Christie, the Back Benches Panel and special guests discuss the week's hottest topics!
WHO SHOULD GET THE PILLS?: Pharmac—the Government's drug-buying agency wants your input on their funding policies? Who should be getting the pills? Where should our priorities lie? Should they put more money extending the lives of the elderly? Or should they prioritise medicines that would improve the lives of younger people? What about the poor—are they more deserving of help than rich people? Should the future earning potential of children be considered? Focusing on preventable diseases vs. genetic?
SPY BILL—IS IT SAFETY vs. PRIVACY?: The Law Society has made their opinion over the GCSB law changes proposals known. They hate it. They say the changes would mean the GCSB would go from a foreign intelligence agency to a domestic one. So, would the new powers be too broad? Why would New Zealanders need to watched? In order to gain safety—is a loss of privacy the price to pay?
There are two ways to get in on the political pub action:
First, you can join the live audience in Wellington's iconic Backbencher Pub on Wednesday, 26th of June at 6pm. Filming begins around 6:15pm.
Or watch us that night on PRIME TV at 10:30pm!
Plus, Follow us on Facebook (BackBenchesTV) or on Twitter @BackBenchesTV.
I've missed my weekly fix of fun at the Back Bencher pub in Molesworth St, but during a flying visit, managed to squeeze in an evening with old mates.
The renovated pub layout is rather swish, I do approve of the changes – it's been a bit hard to see how it all fitted together from the Prime footage I've watched. Up close, there was a lot to enjoy, not the least of which was the new puppets, which I hadn't seen for myself before.
This weeks episode was full of rather good quotes – if you didn't manage to watch it on Prime, catch it on i-Sky's on-demand section, Prime shows are free-2-watch for a fortnight after transmission.
Tagged: GCSB, Kevin Hague, Pharmac, wellington
IPCA findings on Operation 8
May 23, 2013
Just finished reading IPCA report on Operation 8, over a few cups of tea.
Just in case you don't fancy reading the whole 88 pages of self-justification by Police National HQ, here's some edited highlights:
"Findings in relation to Property searches
387. Police actions led occupants at five properties to have reasonable cause to believe that they were being detained while the search was conducted. The detention of occupants at these properties was contrary to law, unjustified, and unreasonable." => illegal actions by Police Officers.
"390. Police had no legal basis or justification for personally searching occupants. These searches were contrary to law, unjustified, and unreasonable" => illegal actions on the part of Police Officers.
Now is the time for some actual punitive action to be taken by the Police Commissioner.
The Anti-Terror Unit, based in South Auckland, is composed of Police Officers who were recruited from overseas, from countries and forces that had 'experience' with anti-terror policing – namely, London Metropolitan Police who had been trained during the period of IRA bombings in the UK, and Afrikaaners from South Africa, who were trained during the ANC's activities to gain political power in South Africa.
None of these staff came to Aotearoa/New Zealand without a complete set of personal biases, and they do not appear to be re-trained to cultural sensitivity around rights for all citizens in our country. Out of ten positions in the Anti-terror Unit, only one is held by a NZ-born and trained officer – Aaron Pascoe. The guy who authored the very flawed "Pascoe Affadavit" which was used to obtain search warrants on the 10th October, 2007.
Assistant Police Commissioner Jon White, in charge of the ATU, is one of the Afrikaaners. I strongly suggest that if the IPCA is serious about solving the 'problems' identified in the policing of the Ruātoki valley in 2007, then getting rid of the racist police officers in the ATU might be a very good place to start.
Then they might consider removing some of the rest of the Afrikaaner officers who have been recruited in to the NZ Police forces over the past ten years, who are a cohort of racists scattered through our towns and cities, to the detriment of unbiased, legal policing of crime.
If they don't want to go to South Africa, get the Netherlands to take them back.
The report is available to download and read in full here.
Good post from Maui Street went up same day, but I've been slack checking around the web.
Stand Up For Kids march organised by NZEI
April 14, 2013
I went along to the Hamilton NZEI Stand up for Kids – Protect Our Schools rally & march yesterday, thinking it was the least I could do for the teachers who have educated my children, many of whom are still teaching at the same levels, long after my offspring have left their care.
I had the impression that Hamiltonians were not very 'protesty' people, and that the teachers might need every radical education policy lefty activist in the region to show up.
When I arrived at the rallying point, there was a huge crew of NZEI marshalls in yellow vests, handing out chant sheets and lovely round purple and red (double-sided) posters for marchers to hold.
They were surrounded by teachers, parents and children, and such a huge collection of banners from schools around the region, along with hand-made signs carried by resourceful marchers and children.
I caught up with a few local Greenies from the Hamilton Branch & the Campus Greens, and managed a short chat with Cath Delahunty before we all set off. Thanks to a young local friend, I have an estimate of around 400 people marching, which I was informed was a very good turnout for Hamilton; dire descriptions of events where the turnout totaled 20 brave bodies followed.
After about a fifteen minute walk, the crowd arrived at Steele Park in Hamilton East, where a stage-truck was set to provide sound amplification for the speakers, and an avid crew of NZEI volunteers sizzled sausages for hungry marchers. Credit was given to Anglican Action for providing the consumables to run the sausage sizzle.
There was much singing and chanting along the way; as you'd expect of teachers, there were very clearly written chant sheets, and a song sheet with waiata and karakia which were used at various points during the proceedings. Local kaumatua were on hand to lead those parts, and give a blessing to the efforts of the marchers.
Speakers included Professor Martin Thrupp, from Waikato University's Faculty of Education, who spoke about his research into the dreaded National Standards which has pretty much been ignored by the Minister, along with a statement signed by 150 academics in the field of education research – a major feat in itself – which was sent to the Minister.
Green MP Cath Delahunty spoke, exhorting the crowd to 'vote the Government out' at the next elections if they want to see their schools maintained at the level of excellence that current standards allow. There was discussion of the effects of the 'Charter Schools' policies favoured by the Minister, and a general desire to retain trained, qualified teachers in our education system was expressed both in her speech and on placards held by marchers.
Labour MP Sue Maroney echoed Cath's call to 'vote them out' and said to teachers, encourage parents at your schools to enroll and vote, it's the strongest message parents can send to the Government.
Anglican Action's director Karen Morrison-Hume spoke last, praising teachers who are at the pointy end of social welfare, funding breakfasts and even lunches in our decile 1 & 2 schools so that children living in poverty-stricken homes can have at least some chance of learning. She spoke of the parlous situation of charities, who have had donation cuts from big businesses who are less able in the current economic climate to donate food for social programs – alleviation of social distress that should be covered by MSD/WINZ, not teachers or supermarket owners with a conscience.
Coverage of marches around the country was spotty, although I've had these media reports brought to my attention (thanks, FB friends …) in Chrischurch, Auckland, and Wellington.
There may be pictures later, sorry folks my capacity for uploading the ones I took is limited; I'm borrowing a camera I don't know quite how to sync with my desktop system (yet). There's a work-around, but it's cumbersome.
Guess I need some intensive re-education as well!
If you happen to be in Northland, Auckland, Hamilton, Tauranga, Gisborne, Hastings, Palmerston North, New Plymouth, Paraparaumu, Wellington, Nelson, Blenheim, Christchurch, Timaru, Dunedin, Gore or Invercargill between April 1st (yes, his tour began in Northland on April Fool's Day) and April 26th 2013, you are at risk of intellectual abuse from Lord Christopher Moncton. And possibly, verbal abuse, as several members of the audience suffered at the event I attended in Hamilton, at the University of Waikato.
Nexus, the student magazine, had already reported on the 3rd Viscount Monckton of Brenchley's visit, here. The fact that I received a flash colour-printed pamphlet in my home mailbox decided me to attend. Nobody else from the Nexus team was keen.
The event was hosted in the PWC Lecture Theatre building of the Management School, a location I had not visited before, so that also piqued my curiosity.
Why was a journalist being hosted by the School of Management?
It got more interesting after I'd got past the sales table (climate denial bumper-stickers, all important for the Land Rover; books by Ian Wishart, Lord Monckton, and DVD's of various of Monckton's talks) into the auditorium, where the crowd (mostly comprising farmers & their wives, it seemed) were welcomed by Dr Ron Smith from the School of Political Science, who was profusely thanked for his hospitality once Lord Monckton had been introduced.
Monckton went on to thank Mrs Smith for her excellent dinner, then made a rather sly dig by suggesting that he'd tried to lure her to his Scottish estate to run the catering there. All the audience laughed at the 'compliment'; seemingly without picking up that he was making a very upper-class joke about having to eat with the servant class.
It went on in that vein, with dog-whistles, misrepresentations of fact and outright lies.
A young man in the row of seating in front of me took him to task about a logical contradiction performed in the space of two concurrent sentences; Monckton then refused to allow the young man to finish his sentence, then demanded that security come and take him away if further 'heckling' occurred.
I then asked for clarification of whether Lord Monckton has meant phrase a, or phrase b, as it appeared confusing to listeners. He then went through a long, convoluted response, during which he neither rescinded from one statement nor the other, confirming in our minds that he was determined not to admit to any fault, more than his determination to deliver clear information.
Obfuscation followed misrepresentation, sprinkled with a few more lies.
He began by claiming that NIWA had been falsifying figures since 1970, in order to prop up the climate change argument, then carried on to impugn the academic and research credentials of the IPCC, various specific researchers output, and then did an analysis of the 2007 IPCC report using a spurious mathematical allusion based on sine waves (most of the audience being older folk for whom Eton's Tables, slide rulers and sine waves were basic mathematical knowledge… catch a teenager now who would recognise any of those instruments, you'd be lucky), which had no bearing on the graph of temperature differentials that he then spoke over the top of, overlaying broad arrows to provide 'interpretations' of the raw data in the chart to show 'trending' was neutral … based on his statements about sine waves, of which this chart had none.
My notes taken during the talk get a little sweary around about here, with many "oh, bollocks!" scribbled alongside paragraphs of rapid transcription.
There was also the surprising, and self-aggrandizing, statement that he'd seen an advance copy of the 2013 IPCC report, followed by some critical statements about the contents.
This struck me as precipitous; so I checked the IPCC website for the report publishing schedule.
Yes, it is due out in 2013. Final papers for some sections are not due to be submitted until October this year, however, so I don't know how he comes to have seen a "scientist's draft" of the final report in March/April.
He had a go at the Australian Carbon Tax regime, with a very unpleasant few digs at Julia Gillard that were bigoted on about three levels – class, race and gender – and what surprised me most was the venomous approval he got for this – obviously a lot of people who fear any form of reduction in carbon consumption, thus assume that carbon tax is merely about raising income for other Government programs. Refutation of that idea here. There was a lot of rhetoric around the need for farmers to continue to run big gas-guzzling SUV's/Range Rovers, and very little concept of any over-consumption that could be curbed.
All in all, it was like having bucketfulls of cold, dirty water thrown at me repeatedly, and as I left the campus to walk home, I found myself thinking seriously about the ethics of research, and how it is that researchers who have to conform to stringent guidelines can still be completely undermined by those who misrepresent their research outcomes.
I have linked to sites that proved the actual research referred to so disparagingly by Lord Monckton, and have refrained from linking to any of the climate denial websites where his arguments may be found.
If you desire, out of some intention of fairness, to read his viewpoints, by all means google for yourself. The wikipedia article linked under Monckton's name may provide some examples of his reasoning.


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|Set 1
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|J Tsonga
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- - TSONGA 6-2 7-6 (3) - TSONGA WINS THROUGH! Harrison loses his cool in a heated tie-break, and Tsonga capitalises to take it 7-4 to win through in straight sets. The Frenchman celebrates jubilantly, and he's through to the third-round clash with Alexandr Dolgopolov. Drawsheet
- - TSONGA 6-2 6-6 (3-3) - Harrison is furious as Tsonga scoops up a drop shot and he believes it bounced twice! The umpire does not agree, and Tsonga has the point. But Harrison battles back to 3-3 and is very fired up.
- - TSONGA 6-2 6-6 - TIE-BREAK! This second set moves into a tie-break, and that always looked pretty inevitable the way both players have been serving. Tsonga holds to take it to 6-6, and this is very tense.
- - TSONGA 6-2 5-6 - The fourth seed slips behind once more as he fails to break Harrison's serve despite an extended deuce. Tsonga will now have to hold himself to take this set into a tie-break.
- - TSONGA 6-2 5-5 - Tsonga finds another three big first serves as he puts Harrison under real pressure, and the Frenchman levels up again to switch the attention back on the American's serve.
- - TSONGA 6-2 4-5 - Harrison moves in front at 5-4 as he looks to nick this second set at the business end. The American is keeping up his intensity superbly after the first set.
- - TSONGA 6-2 4-4 - Tsonga hammers a mid-court return from Harrison down the line as he closes out another service game with a real flourish. This set is very finely poised.
- - TSONGA 6-2 3-4 - Harrison is looking very composed in this second set as he holds yet again under enormous pressure from Tsonga, and this looks to be heading towards a tie-break.
- - TSONGA 6-2 3-3 - There is no stopping Tsonga on serve as he blasts two huge deliveries down the T to peg Harrison firmly back behind the baseline. He levels at 3-3 with ease.
- - TSONGA 6-2 2-3 - Harrison is rewarded for the consistency of his first serve as he peppers the box with fine deliveries, and Tsonga can only successfully pound back a single meaningful return.
- - TSONGA 6-2 2-2 - Tsonga levels once more as he blasts a backhand down the line and does not give Harrison a glimmer of an opportunity to get back into the game.
- - TSONGA 6-2 1-2 - Harrison keeps his nose in front as he finds a big forehand winner after hurling his racket to the ground in disgust following a poor backhand into the net. He's clinging on, rather.
- - TSONGA 6-2 1-1 - Tsonga slams a forehand cross court for a winner, and two big serves ensure that he holds serve with ease. Harrison is battling away furiously, but lacks a cutting edge.
- - TSONGA 6-2 0-1 - Harrison gets off to an unconvincing start in the second set, but he does at least hold his composure in an extended deuce to hold serve and get on the board.
- - TSONGA 6-2 - SET! It's one-way traffic at the moment on Stadium court 3 as Tsonga holds serve with ease to close out the opening set! Harrison remains under the cosh, but he will need to start the second brightly.
- - TSONGA 5-2 - BREAK! Tsonga secures a second break of serve as he drills a forehand down the line, and the Frenchman is ensuring that Harrison is not able to get a sniff of a comeback late in this opening set.
- - TSONGA 4-2 - Tsonga is undeterred at seeing a ferocious forehand from Harrison whistle past him and onto the baseline for a winner as he responds with a flurry of fine groundstrokes of his own.
- - TSONGA 3-2 - Harrison battles back to hold serve and at least ensure that Tsonga will have to fight to take this set despite such a convincing start.
- - TSONGA 3-1 - It's easy going for Tsonga now as he consolidates his break of serve and stretches his lead in this opening set, and Harrison is unable to provide a stern resistance.
- - TSONGA 2-1 - BREAK! Tsonga seizes control at the start of this opening set as he breaks serve, and Harrison is punished for only finding two first serves as he is ruthlessly challenged.
- - TSONGA 1-1 - Tsonga gets on the board straight away with a big serve down the T, and the Frenchman follows that up with a huge forehand cross court to close out the hold.
- - TSONGA 0-1 - Harrison holds with ease to get going at the start of this match, and he finds three big first serves to help him on his way.
- - Over on Stadium court 3, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga takes on Ryan Harrison of the USA in their second-round match.
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Replacement PCB Main board for AquaLogic. Latest version Use this board to upgrade your 2.0 software and to upgrade to the AquaPalm. software required for AquaPalm.
Need Gold line control board PN: G1-066008M-1 where can I fine it?
Hello Sharon,this is the board you are going to need will be PART # GLXPCBMAIN.
Will this replacemnet board will for 4 relays, 4 valves, 2 actuators on a AQ-logic-ps-4?
Hi, The AquaLogic Version 2.6 PCB Circuit Board (GLXPCBMAIN) will be the correct board for the Aqualogic PS-4 controller.
I have a ten year old board Part # 066008G-1 (Goldline Controls Inc.) that I need to replace (soldered it three times). Which board replaces this one and is it returnable if the wrong one is sent? Thank you.
Hi Jack, The AquaLogic Version 2.6 PCB Circuit Board would be the correct board that will replace p/n 066008G-1.
Have just replaced T-cell 15 worked good for about a month, check system is back on, chlorinator off high salt amps. Hayward is recommending replacing the GLX PCB MAIN board. your price seems reasonable. My question is this a genuine Hayward part and is it under their warranty?
Hi Peter, The PCB Circuit Board AquaLogic Version 2.6 (GLXPCBMAIN) is a genuine Hayward part with a 1 year warranty.
I have fixed (soldiered) the k1 on the board 3 times? Do you think the problem keeps coming back because of bad soldering or is it time to replace the board? Could it be a faulty wire?
Hi John, It's hard to say but if you have tried fixing the board 3 times already then I would recommend replacing the board.
My Goldline Pro Logic main control board has a PN 066008G-1 REV G. Is the GLXPCBMAIN version 2.6 a direct replacement. Thank you.
Hi, The PCB Circuit Board AquaLogic Version 2.6 will be the correct replacement for your Pro Logic Control panel.
my display is reading chlorinator off/high amps. could the board be the problem. I try to super chlorinate and it will try to switch on but goes off after about 10 secs.
Usually this reading means that the salt level is too high in the pool. If the cell is reading the level incorrectly then that could be either the board needs to be recalibrated, the cell is going bad or the flow sensor/switch is. Also cleaning the cell and switch may help.
I need to replace my board for my Aqua Logic salt system and I'm curious if I can do it myself is it fairly easy to do? Is there any soldering required to replace the board?
Hello Neil, yes this is a simple install following wires you take out and you can replace it with out soldering anything.
I have replaced this board 3 times over the last 8 years..I came home today and there is a humming noise, but no power..any ideas?
Doug, You may want to check the breaker box, if the breaker box is not the issue you can follow the troubleshooting the unit following the step on page 10-11 in the ProLogic Diagnostic Manual.
How hard is it to install circuit board
This is a pretty easy process especially if you follow our guide with Video on How to Replace an AquaRite PC Board. The board on this page is for the Aqualogic and not the Aquarite but the Aquarite video would be very similar to the replacement of this Aqualogic board.
Is this board compatible with Turbo Cell T-Cell-15 as well as AQL-P-4 which I bought in 2007.
Thank you
Mo, The GLXPCBMAIN is compatible with the AQL-P-4 controller using a T-Cell-15.
I have an older AQL-P-4 what replacement part will work to fix the "no cell power" for my salt chlorinator
Jimbo, Yes, the Hayward GLXPCBMAIN will resolve a "no cell power" issue.
My old board has PN: 066008G-1. Is this the correct replacement? I purchased another board from Amazon, but none of my chlorine cell or Salt readings show up in the diagnostic menu.
Bryan, The GLXPCBMAIN is the main circuit board for the Goldline/Hayward AquaLogic. If you have a different system, this board will not work. We will need the model number of the system in order to confirm.
I just purchased a GLXPCBMAIN for my Hayward Aqualogic system but noticed that it doesn't give me the option for the salt generator. Did I buy the wrong board?
The GLXPCBMAIN is the correct board for the Hayward Aqualogic (salt). The salt chlorine generator option is disabled by default. You will need to go into the configuration menu to enable it.
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When I want to have fun in a game, I play the king's gambit, and I love to go for the Kieseritsky Gambit 1.e4-e5 2.f4-e*f4 3.Nf3-g5 4.h4-g4 5.Ng5?!-h6 6.N*f7.
I know I know, it is refuted and blah blah blah... But that's not the subject. I recently encountered the following defense:
And I found it terribly annoying: is there any way to push for an all-out attack (I don't mind if it is "slightly incorrect"), or to avoid this defense? Or do I have to settle for a miserable draw?
Please tell me the king's gambit isn't dead...
This is one of the variations that made me stop playing the kings gambit. As far as kings gambit being dead...
For hundreds of years kings gambit was one of if not the most popular opening for the top chess players. After centuries of games with players getting better and better and the addition of computers it turns out kings gambit is not that great of an opening choice for white if black knows the opening well enough as black can get a resonable position himself by returning the gambit pawn.
The opening is not dead, but it is definately an endangered species at top level play.
So you found absolutely no way to fight this defense?
i suggest the following. white seems to be ahead in all of these variations:
Thanks Trigs, I hadn't thought of the move 5.Ne5
after 4...-e4 I used to play 5.Ng5 but my opponent then answered Nf6 and seemed to be ok.
What would the strongest black answer to Ne5?
i think black can play either 5...Nf6 or 5...Nxe5. white does seem to hold onto a slight advantage. here's some possible continuations.
A few games I found right here in chess.com's Game Explorer (a great resource) -
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Historically known as the Queen of all Curries. You don't have to visit the Palace to eat this entree traditionally reserved for royal guests.
Simply the best! Pork or Cream Cheese. (6 per order).
Five wonton pastries filled with a savory vegetarian blend of onion, potatoes and curry, deep-fried until golden crisp & served with a cool, crunchy cucumber relish.
Imported sweet purple yam, sliced, battered and deep-fried, served with a peanut vinaigrette sauce.
Deep-fried vegetables go great with our special Plum Sauce.
Vegetables are served with a tantalizing spicy dipping sauce. This healthy, low calorie dish is very popular at social gatherings in northern Thailand.
Crunchy, chewy bite-sized balls of fried rice dough covered with toasted sesame seeds. Slightly sweet, just like Anna! (4 per order).
Deep-fried pastry dough hand-wrapped around finely chopped shrimp and tasty spices. Served with a tangy cucumber-onion sauce. (3 per order).
Excellent by themselves, even better with our piquant dipping sauce. (6 to an order).
Fried wontons hand tossed in a sassy, sweet and tangy sauce, then drizzled with fiery Sriracha sauce.
Hand-cut potatoes fried twice for a delightfully crispy treat, then served in a sweet and sassy sauce that will light up your taste buds. A real palate pleases for the meat & potatoes crowd.
This exclusive appetizer hails from the legendary Chitpochana Restaurant in Bangkok. Shrimp and ham are chopped and infused with herbs to create an amazing taste sensation. Comes with a plum sauce for dipping. (8 slices per order).
Our BEST egg rolls - the best in the world! (2 per order).
Authentic Thai style meatless vegetarian egg rolls. (2 per order).
An inviting mixture of seasoned pork and jumbo shrimp wrapped in a delicate rice paper with fresh vegetables and angel hair noodles. Served with our delicious peanut vinaigrette sauce. (2 per order).
A flavorful alternative to our Original Thai Spring Rolls. (2 per order).
The ultimate in Thai street food, this much beloved treat comes with a tantalizing curried peanut sauce complimented by a cool, crunchy cucumber relish. (6 skewers).
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Thailand's national soup - tangy, robust and complex with lemon-lime pungency. Served with steamed jasmine rice.
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Another popular dish from the south, this salad includes fried tofu, leaf lettuce and vegetables topped with house satay sauce.
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Sliced beef tossed with fresh vegetables, lemon grass, mint, and chili peppers balanced by lime juice and cilantro, combine to recreate this Bangkok classic.
Succulent shrimp and tender calamari with flecks of minced chilies and fresh lemon grass. Delicious!
Crunchy fried catfish and zesty fresh green mango with tangy sweet citrus dressing combine to create a dazzling mix of salty sweet & sour.
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Rich yellow Thai curry sauce with sweet potatoes and your choice of meat, shrimp or vegetarian options.
A Thai delight of mild red curried sauce made from coconut milk and a rich blend of traditional Thai spices.
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Sensuous herbs make for a flavorful curry.
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Highly spiced pineapple and coconut make this curry a sweet adventure.
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Fresh or fried tofu served with red bell pepper and onion in a sea of very spicy tomato sauce.
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Experience Thailand's love affair with sweet basil.
Chilies and crunchy cashews create an uplifting and uniquely Thai dish.
A naturally colorful dish!
In Thailand, ginger is for lovers. This peppery wok-fried dish is infused with shredded young ginger and guaranteed to enhance your enchanted evening.
A centuries-old favorite, this delicious wok-fried dish is classic Thai.
The perfect couple. Your choice of ingredients and baby corn with crisp young snow peas, united to bring you happiness and contentment.
Tamarind- flavored stir fry with pleasantly spicy chilis. A South Asian favorite.
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Sumptuous whole fish served in the Chef's own spectacular sauce.
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Try this legendary and gloriously addictive noodle dish, and learn why it is Thailand's gift to the world.
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Comfort food, Thai style.
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Juicy chunks of sweet pineapple, raisins, cashews and fried rice taste even better when served in a hand-carved pineapple bowl.
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Have been to Dubbo about 4 times over the last 30 years & seen it grow from just another dry dusty largish inland town to what it is today and what I refer to in my page title, a bit of a surprise package. I say this because I think Bathurst & Orange, the two major towns you pass through on the way along the Mitchell Highway to Dubbo, have probably always been a little prettier & more interesting.
Dubbo today boasts not only an excellent Zoo, the Western Plains Zoo, but also a variety of other attractions that will help you fill out anything from a weekend's stay up to a week's stay.
It is now one of the biggest inland towns with a population now nudging 40 000.
- Pros:Excellennt Zoo & other interesting attractions
- Cons:Long drive from where I live.
- In a nutshell:Have to see the Western Plains Zoo
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DUBBO'S MAGNIFICENT WESTERN PLAINS ZOO Just as I've seen the town grow at different stages I've also seen the Zoo... more travel advice
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Shame you don't share more information on Australia. Such promising work.
Like the Easter Bilby bit Mike! Doug & I'll have to take the girls back here again some time soon.
At last a good write up about our terrific Zoo. Yep, I like that word, "Magnificent". Good stuff Mike, come visit again!
Have to agree with soulfulsurfer. Also like your intro. Just enough info to fill us in about the town. Thanks Mike from Port!
Excellent & accurate start Mike. What else do you have to share about Dubbo & what about our common hometown Port Macquarie?
Like what you've said about Zoos Mike & yes this is a good one for the reasons you've pointed out. I agree on both counts!
Good writing in both your intro & tip Mike. Who knows, between you & aussiedoug I might even be inspired to write my own Dubbo page & tips!
Must agree with Sorin, Mike. Excellent start & please tell us more, you must have a story or two to share from your past visits.
Excellent start, Mike! Looking forward for the continuation. Sorin
Gr8 start Mike me old mate, old salt! I've only been 2x in the last 20 years & couldn't agree more with both your intro & tip. Gee we might even see some Port & North Haven tips now. lol!
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Aliases for ATP5G1 Gene
Aliases for ATP5G1 Gene
- ATP Synthase, H+ Transporting, Mitochondrial Fo Complex, Subunit C1 (Subunit 9) 2 3
- ATP Synthase, H+ Transporting, Mitochondrial F0 Complex, Subunit C1 (Subunit 9) 2 3
- ATP Synthase Proton-Transporting Mitochondrial F(0) Complex Subunit C1 3 4
- ATP Synthase Proteolipid P1 3 4
- ATPase Subunit C 3 4
- ATPase Protein 9 3 4
- ATP Synthase, H+ Transporting, Mitochondrial F0 Complex, Subunit C (Subunit 9), Isoform 1 2
- ATP Synthase, H+ Transporting, Mitochondrial F0 Complex, Subunit C (Subunit 9) 3
- ATP Synthase F(0) Complex Subunit C1, Mitochondrial 3
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- Ensembl: ENSG00000159199
- UniProtKB: P05496
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Summaries for ATP5G1 Gene
This gene encodes a subunit of mitochondrial ATP synthase. Mitochondrial ATP synthase catalyzes ATP synthesis, utilizing an electrochemical gradient of protons across the inner membrane during oxidative phosphorylation. ATP synthase is composed of two linked multi-subunit complexes: the soluble catalytic core, F1, and the membrane-spanning component, Fo, comprising the proton channel. The catalytic portion of mitochondrial ATP synthase consists of 5 different subunits (alpha, beta, gamma, delta, and epsilon) assembled with a stoichiometry of 3 alpha, 3 beta, and a single representative of the other 3. The proton channel seems to have nine subunits (a, b, c, d, e, f, g, F6 and 8). This gene is one of three genes that encode subunit c of the proton channel. Each of the three genes have distinct mitochondrial import sequences but encode the identical mature protein. Alternatively spliced transcript variants encoding the same protein have been identified. [provided by RefSeq, Jul 2008]
GeneCards Summary for ATP5G1 Gene
ATP5G1 (ATP Synthase, H+ Transporting, Mitochondrial Fo Complex, Subunit C1 (Subunit 9)) is a Protein Coding gene. Diseases associated with ATP5G1 include spindle cell hemangioma. Among its related pathways are Metabolism and Biosynthesis of the N-glycan precursor (dolichol lipid-linked oligosaccharide, LLO) and transfer to a nascent protein. GO annotations related to this gene include transporter activity and hydrogen ion transmembrane transporter activity. An important paralog of this gene is ATP5G3.
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Mitochondrial membrane ATP synthase (F(1)F(0) ATP synthase or Complex V) produces ATP from ADP in the presence of a proton gradient across the membrane which is generated by electron transport complexes of the respiratory chain. F-type ATPases consist of two structural domains, F(1) - containing the extramembraneous catalytic core and F(0) - containing the membrane proton channel, linked together by a central stalk and a peripheral stalk. During catalysis, ATP synthesis in the catalytic domain of F(1) is coupled via a rotary mechanism of the central stalk subunits to proton translocation. Part of the complex F(0) domain. A homomeric c-ring of probably 10 subunits is part of the complex rotary element


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NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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from October 8, 2012 (x) to April 25, 2026
Monday, April 20, 2015
Birding Tours of Bryant Park
at Bryant Park, Manhattan
8:00 a.m.–9:00 a.m.
Discover the birds that call Bryant Park home, as well as those that may stop by during migration.
Category: Birding, Nature
Art in the Garden: Nature & Science in Dialogue
at Queens Botanical Garden, Queens
8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Emily Barnett's exhibit of recent collages and installations integrates themes of nature and science using a vocabulary of forms including quantum corrals, snake skeletons, and more.
Category: Education, Nature, Art
Art Exhibit: Conserving Our City of Nature: The Artwork of Alan Messer
at Arsenal (in Central Park), Manhattan
9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
The exhibition reveals over 30 of Messer's detailed paintings, illustrations, and field sketches of NYC's avian wildlife and habitats.
Category: Art
Basic Sailing Program
at World's Fair Boathouse (in Flushing Meadows Corona Park), Queens
10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.
Learn to sail on Meadow Lake, Flushing Meadows-Corona Park. Lectures on sail theory, learn to tie knots, rig a boat, understand using the wind (as your engine) to sail a boat.
Category: Sports, Waterfront
Resiliency and Elements Art Exhibit
at Visitor Center (in Conference House Park), Staten Island
10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
The Lenape Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition featuring an amalgam of works by Staten Island artists and the City's response to climatic changes through ongoing storm…
Category: Art
Bryant Park Juggling
at 42nd Street Plaza (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
12:00 p.m.–1:00 p.m.
Test your coordination and dexterity with free juggling lessons in the park. All skill levels are welcome to join in the fun. Equipment is provided.
Category: Education
CANCELLED: Central Park Tour: Iconic Views of Central Park
at Outside the Dairy Gift Shop (in Central Park), Manhattan
12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m.
Some of New York's most iconic sights are found in Central Park, including the fountain at Bethesda Terrace and Bow Bridge. Join Central Park Conservancy guides for an insider's look.
Category: Nature, History, Tours
Adapted Swim Program for People with Disabilities at Gertrude Ederle Recreation Center
at Gertrude Ederle Recreation Center, Manhattan
1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
The Adapted Aquatics program offers aquatic exercise therapy that ranges from gentle water walking to aerobic-type exercise which improves range of motion, felxibility, mobilty, muscle…
Category: Accessible, Fitness, Sports, Seniors
Sit Aerobics
at Hamilton Fish Recreation Center (in Hamilton Fish Park), Manhattan
2:15 p.m.–3:15 p.m.
A seated exercise class that raises the heart rate and improves balance, with minimal impact on joints. For adults and seniors. Recreation center membership is required. Visit the…
Category: Accessible, Fitness, Seniors
Shape Up NYC: Total Body Burn
at Conference House Park Visitor Center (in Conference House Park), Staten Island
6:00 p.m.–7:00 p.m.
Total Body Burn is an intermediate level class which consists of aerobics, a full body workout that helps with balance, muscle strength and endurance. This instructor is part of the…
Category: Fitness
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